A young man from Nakuru earlier this week treated residents of Nakuru to drama galore after he ate grass for three hours, not giving a damn at the sight of curious and dumbfounded onlookers.
His, was a dose administered in the most ruthless manner, that exposed his wayward behavior which he seemingly had curved a niche on.
He is a perfect embodiment of the ceremonial 40 days for a thief.
Reports have it that he had stolen a DVD set in one of the homesteads but unfortunately for him, he stole from a person who had “treated” his assets and hence the 'arrest.'
This should serve as a lesson to those who love reaping what they have not sown.
They should be aware that easy come, easy goes, and at times, easy go may be painful, embarrassing, and a hard lesson that will forever be ingrained in their hearts and minds.
Every thief out there should know that nothing good comes easy, and that comfort comes with a price.
The comfort of stealing has a price of fear, and an unstable state of mental efficiency.
A thief is always on the lookout for blue uniforms within his sight and he lives in fear of being taught how to live with other community in peace through administration discipline by mob justice.
On other hand, a genuine hustler who lives off his sweat enjoys the few coins he makes; he is comfortable and full of peace.
He has no worries of being lynched by an angry mob for stealing from them. His, is only hope that things will get better by day.
Moral of the story, stop stealing and channel that energy to genuine income generating ventures.