Limbani.

Bricks are sold in stacks, and a stack is counted from the outside. The buyer walks round the pile, counts the four faces, works it out and gives a price. What gets paid comes off that. Limbani builds the four faces with whole brick, properly lined up, and puts the ones that came out cracked into the middle of the stack, where nobody sees them. He does it with every batch. Along the bank this doesn't get discussed and he doesn't bring it up.

Once he got a buyer who, instead of counting faces, took the pile apart down the middle. He found the cracked ones, paid him half and carted the stack off anyway. Limbani didn't argue and didn't ask him to count it again. On the next stack he did exactly the same thing: four faces of whole brick and the cracked ones in the middle. That was two years ago. He has told nobody on the stretch and nobody has asked him.