17th Gear Shift
[Voice/English]
Ah!...I waited to long I think- ow, that shock hurts more then you'd think. Uhm...I don't have much to say. Oh! Lucca, how soon do you want to make that trip to the hardware store? I really don't have much to do but play around with some electric pieces I found. Just to see how much power each one needs really...
[*sounds of the communicator being moved around before switching to text.*]
[Text]
I have two riddles today; first a general one!
A man was in a small town for the day, and needed a haircut. He noticed that there were only two barbers in the whole town, so he decided to apply a bit of logical deduction to choosing the best one. Looking at both shops, he saw that the first one was very neat and the barber was clean shaven with a nice haircut. The other shop, however, was a mess, and the barber there needed a shave and had a bad cut besides. Why did the man choose to go to the second barber?
This next one is a little harder;
There are three clay jars. One of them has only pennies from the year 2005 in it, one has only pennies from the year 1975 in it, and the third has an equal number of each. They are labeled "2005," "1975" and "mixed," however, you know that the labels have been switched, so that each jar is marked incorrectly. You can only pull one penny out of one jar- which jar would you pick and why?
Ah!...I waited to long I think- ow, that shock hurts more then you'd think. Uhm...I don't have much to say. Oh! Lucca, how soon do you want to make that trip to the hardware store? I really don't have much to do but play around with some electric pieces I found. Just to see how much power each one needs really...
[*sounds of the communicator being moved around before switching to text.*]
[Text]
I have two riddles today; first a general one!
A man was in a small town for the day, and needed a haircut. He noticed that there were only two barbers in the whole town, so he decided to apply a bit of logical deduction to choosing the best one. Looking at both shops, he saw that the first one was very neat and the barber was clean shaven with a nice haircut. The other shop, however, was a mess, and the barber there needed a shave and had a bad cut besides. Why did the man choose to go to the second barber?
This next one is a little harder;
There are three clay jars. One of them has only pennies from the year 2005 in it, one has only pennies from the year 1975 in it, and the third has an equal number of each. They are labeled "2005," "1975" and "mixed," however, you know that the labels have been switched, so that each jar is marked incorrectly. You can only pull one penny out of one jar- which jar would you pick and why?