"Next".
"My boss creates problems for me in the office".
"Next".
"My neighbors are jealous of me".
"Next".
But before my father spoke further, Sharma Ji shouted
"That is my problem too".
Obviously my father had run out of his so-called long list
of problems and was feeling embarrassed on his last stated
problem. In order to escape from the unpleasant situation, 
he hurriedly said that he had no more problems.
"You said you had 20 to 25 problems. But as I count those on
list, you have only 8 problems. So nearly 15 problems are 
already taken care just by making a list", mused Baba Ji.
"And even out of 8 problems some are perceived problems and
do not appear to be actual problems", continued Baba Ji.
By now every body was wondering whether they had any big
problems they could not handle.
Then Baba Ji said, "Now Harivansh I want to ask you a few 
questions".
"Yes, Baba Ji", said my father submissively.
"Do you own a house?"
"Yes, Baba Ji"
"Are you married?"
"Yes, Baba Ji"
"Are your family members mentally sound?"
"Yes, Baba Ji".
"Do you have children?"
"Yes, Baba Ji".
"Do they have some chronic disease or physical disabilities?"
"No, Baba Ji"
"Do you have a job?"
"Yes, Baba Ji"