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BY NOW, EVERYONE is familiar with the tale of the Buddhist monk who is walking down a New York City street and sees a Korean hot dog vendor.

"Please, sir," the monk tells the vendor. "Can you make me one with everything?"

But do you know what happened next?

The vendor's sign reads 'Hot Dogs---$2.' The Buddhist monk hands the street vendor a $5 bill. The vendor hands the monk his hotdog, but no change.

"What about my change?" asks the monk.

"Honorable sir," replies the vendor, bowing slightly. "Change comes from within..."

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