Fighting with a taxi driver

 

In a small town, there lived a boy named Rohan who worked at a pizza parlor. He took his job very seriously and made pizzas that the townspeople loved.

One day, Rohan received an order to deliver a pizza to the other side of town. He rode his bike to the address, but when he arrived, he saw a taxi driver standing in front of his bike, refusing to let him pass.

Rohan told the driver, "Brother, I need to get through here. I have a pizza delivery." But the driver wouldn't listen and said, "You can't go through here. This is my area."

Rohan tried to reason with the driver, but he wouldn't budge. The argument escalated into a fight, and soon they were physically attacking each other. People on the street tried to intervene, but Rohan and the driver wouldn't stop.

Meanwhile, the pizza parlor owner called Rohan and asked where he was. Rohan explained that he was fighting with a taxi driver who wouldn't let him deliver the pizza.

The owner advised Rohan not to fight and to send someone else to deliver the pizza. But Rohan insisted on delivering it himself and refused to back down.

Just then, the police arrived, responding to a report of the fight. They separated Rohan and the driver and took them to the police station.

At the station, the police questioned Rohan and the driver and explained that fighting was wrong. Rohan apologized, and the driver also apologized.

The police released them, and Rohan delivered the pizza. He returned to the pizza parlor, and his owner scolded him for fighting, reminding him that it was wrong and that he should never do it again.

Rohan apologized and promised not to fight again. From then on, he focused on his work and tried to improve his performance at the pizza parlor.