<prompt> Mpolelle pale e mabapi le boiphihlelo ba boqapi ba ho rarolla mathatanan  <response>: Instruction in English: Tell me an anecdote about a creative problem solving experience . Response in English: Once upon a time, there was a man named Bill who worked at an aquarium. He was given the task of transporting a troublesome and rather large octopus between different tanks within the facility. The usual method of using a large net to scoop up the animal, and transport it seemed to consistently fail. The octopus was too clever, too quick, and always managed to escape or hide.Bill had to think outside the box, so he spent time observing the octopus, trying to understand its behavior. He noticed that octopuses love to explore their environment and crawl into small spaces. Thats when he came up with the idea.He took a large, transparent plastic tube and put it inside the tank, connecting one end of it to the tank that the octopus had to be transported to. Within minutes, the octopus had climbed in and begun to explore the tube, and just like that, it had moved itself to the new tank without any fuss.This creative solution not only solved the problem in hand but also prevented any harm that might have been caused to the octopus during the transportation process. It was an elegant solution, one that worked with the animals natural behavior, rather than fighting against it. Bills colleagues were impressed with his innovative idea, and it became the preferred method for transporting octopuses in the facility. . Response in Sesotho: Nakong e fetileng, ho ne ho e-na le monna ea bitsoang Bill ea neng a sebetsa sebakeng sa polokelo ea metsi. O ile a fuoa mosebetsi oa ho tsamaisa octopus e thata le e kholo lipakeng tsa litanka tse fapaneng ka hara setsi. Mokhoa o tloaelehileng oa ho sebelisa letlooa le leholo ho hula phoofolo, le ho e tsamaisa e ne e bonahala e hlōleha kamehla. Octopus e ne e le bohlale haholo, e potlakile, me kamehla e ne e khona ho baleha kapa ho ipata. Bill o ile a tlameha ho nahana ka ntle ho lebokose, kahoo o ile a qeta nako a shebeletse octopus, a leka ho utloisisa boitšoaro ba eona. O hlokometse hore li-octopus li rata ho hlahloba tikoloho ea tsona le ho khasa libakeng tse nyenyane. Ke ha a tla ka mohopolo. O ile a nka phaephe e khōlō ea polasetiki e bonaletsang me a e kenya ka hara tanka, a kopanya ntlha e ngoe ea eona le tanka eo octopus e neng e lokela ho isoa ho eona. Ka mora metsotso e seng mekae, octopus e ne e se e hloeletse ka hare me e qalile ho hlahloba phapu, me ka tsela e joalo, e ile ea itsamaisa ka tanka e ncha ntle le moferefere. Tharollo ena ea boqapi ha ea ka ea rarolla bothata bo neng bo le ka letsohong feela empa hape e ile ea thibela kotsi leha e le efe e neng e ka na ea bakoa ho octopus nakong ea tšebetso ea lipalangoang. E ne e le tharollo e babatsehang, e sebetsanang le boitšoaro ba tlhaho ba phoofolo eo, ho e-na le ho loantšana le eona. Basebetsi-moho le Bill ba ile ba khahloa ke khopolo ea hae e ncha, me ea fetoha mokhoa o ratoang oa ho tsamaisa li-octopus sebakeng seo. 