The cat and the fox One day, a cat hiked on a mountain. When he reached the peak, he met a fox. They began talking about how they get away from their enemies. “I am very smart. I have billions of ideas. I can carve a tiny hole in a tree, and then climb in,” the fox said. He added, “I have a lot of friends. If I am in trouble, I can call them to lend their help. I can escape an entire army if I have to!” Then, the fox asked, “What are your potential plans?” The cat said, “I have only one plan.” The fox said, “ I hope you have good fortune, then! Do you want me to be your tutor? I can teach you many things.” The cat said, “ I guarantee that my plan works every time. We can quit talking about it.” Soon, they saw a group of wolves. It was an emergency. The cat quickly used her plan. She ran up a tree. The fox could not decide which plan to use. “What should my initial move be? Should I consult my friends?” The fox felt intense anxiety. All he could do was spin in a circle. The wolves caught the fox. The cat was full of pride. This is proof that having a good plan is better than having many bad plans.