Someone went to Cambodia to borrow cattle from the rich, but the rich were only friendly to the guests and pretended to be illiterate. They said, I know, don't stop me in Jiraiya.

There is a joke about "borrowing cattle" in Laughter in the Woods: "Someone went to Cambodia to borrow cattle from the rich, but Weng Fang didn't know about the guests and pretended to ignore them. He said to the messenger, "I know, don't carve me into Jiraiya." "People borrow cows, have money and can't read, and lend themselves to others as cows. People will think about such a question in laughter: don't pretend to understand.