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Makes the Whole World Kin is a humorous short story by O. Henry that was included in the 1911 collection Sixes and Sevens. A thief sneaks into the estate of a wealthy citizen. After assessing the circumstances, he goes upstairs to the second floor, where he finds the owner of the house sleeping in bed. He wakes up, and the thief, threatening him with a .38 revolver, demands that he raise his hands. However, the owner raises only one hand - he is unable to raise the other due to rheumatism in his shoulder. The thief himself is caught, and it turns out that both are rheumatics. Forgetting that one of them is a victim and the other is a criminal, the accidental companions in misfortune begin to discuss rheumatism remedies with enthusiasm.

The Performer: Roman Molodiy
Duration: 13 minutes 19 seconds