Raffaz
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Ok, this isn't really a joke but it came up on a team build once.
It will still confuse anyone you run it past.
Three students decide to club together to buy a TV.
They see one in a shop for £30.
They buy the TV, and each of them hands over a £10 note.
The shopkeeper tells them that it is ex-demo and so he'll knock £5 off the price.
He hands back 5 pound coins.
To keep things simple, each student takes £1 and they put the spare £2 into a charity tin on the counter.
The problem is, now each of them has handed over £9 (£10 and received £1 back).
3 x £9 is £27.
There is £2 in the charity tin.
£27 + £2 = £29.
Where is the remaining £1 from the original £30 they paid?
Il post the answer later, if no one gets it
It will still confuse anyone you run it past.
Three students decide to club together to buy a TV.
They see one in a shop for £30.
They buy the TV, and each of them hands over a £10 note.
The shopkeeper tells them that it is ex-demo and so he'll knock £5 off the price.
He hands back 5 pound coins.
To keep things simple, each student takes £1 and they put the spare £2 into a charity tin on the counter.
The problem is, now each of them has handed over £9 (£10 and received £1 back).
3 x £9 is £27.
There is £2 in the charity tin.
£27 + £2 = £29.
Where is the remaining £1 from the original £30 they paid?
Il post the answer later, if no one gets it