Saipan was a homeless orphan.
In order to survive, he worked for the people in three villages.
He cut people's hair, shave them, massage them or prune the garden. 
Saipan was willing to work hard, even emptying the toilet for others.
As long as he could earn a bread, he would run to work.
He thought he could only live in such a humble way for the rest of his life.
Until one day, a huge mine was discovered in the village, and things began to become subtle.
The foreign investor gave three villages a large sum of money and asked them to vote by themselves: in which village will the mine entrance be built?
In whose place will the office building be built?
The three villages had the same number of people.
Saipan, who had been disliked all the time, became the only decisive factor.

The masters of the three villages came and tried to persuade Saipan, promising him all kinds of benefits.
After going through all kinds of temptations, the smart and kind-hearted Saipan realized suddenly:
How did he change to someone else rather than the original self?
Why did he sell his soul for some material enjoyment?
No!
I, Saipan, not a tool without soul!
Just watch me to fight for the best interests for people with this precious vote among the three villages!
School or church?
We want both!
Public toilet or public bathroom?
No one will be missing!

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Young Man Living in the Bridge Hole