The Goat and The Horse - Aesop's fables

A horse and a goat shared the same stable.

In the morning they took the horse to a meadow with first-class pastures, while the goat was content with the dry grass of the hills.

"They give you poor quality grass," the horse said. Uac, how disgusting! I would never stand my fine palate.

The goat was silent with humility; but one day the horse was exchanged for a younger one, who took away the right to the best grass, having to share with the goat the despised grass of the hills.

-Why are you unable to eat this grass? said the goat. And he added: "If you don't want to die, you will have to swallow your own pride."

Never say without anticipating: I don't drink from this water.