There are 3 bacilli living in the human body. One lives in the ear, the other in the belly button and the other in the vagina. After a while everyone meets up. The one who lives in the ear proudly proclaims:

Their conversation continued, each bacillus boasting about the significance of their domain within the human body. But suddenly, they were interrupted by a voice that sounded distinctly human. It was the voice of the person in whose body they resided.

“Excuse me, but I couldn’t help overhearing your conversation,” the human said with a smile. “While it’s fascinating to hear about your roles, it’s important to remember that all parts of the body are interconnected and equally essential.”

The bacilli paused, taking in the human’s words. They realized that despite their unique roles, they were all part of a larger whole. Each played a crucial role in maintaining the body’s balance and health.