Riddle #2

Water Cooler
#61

Was the restaurant a Canadian Greyhound bus and is the man Asian?

#62

Was the restaurant giving away free food?

#63

#64

no

#65

So no one else paid for his lunch and he didn’t ditch…so it was a free lunch, assuming he was given lunch.

#66

https://www.analystforum.com/comment/91748126#comment-91748126

#67

Are the forks and knife used for eating? Or could they be other types of fork and knife, i.e. pitchfork, swiss army knife, etc.

#68

I’ll rephrase your question to “did he use all the forks and the knife for eating” to which the answer is no

The other question would have to be rephrased

#69

Are the two forks the same?

#70

“The same”?

#71

Why don’t you go by googles definitions of words?

same:

1.identical; not different.

2.of an identical type; exactly similar.

#72

was he a silveware salesman

#73

No. Also, they were distinct forks.

#74

How is this question so difficult?

Was one a smaller salad fork and other entree fork?

#75

So we know:

  1. The guy did a service for food.

  2. Some but not all utensils were used for eating.

  3. Possibly has to do with pron.

So, what is a service that can be done with either one fork, or a fork and a knife, in a restaurant? OP is elusive on ramos question, so the forks are probably not “the same”. Either they are different, like one is a pitch fork, or they are different color, size, or have other different attributes.

#76

Is he tuning a piano?

#77

Well i mean… see the ship of theseus.

#78

Wow, talk about a reach.

#79

We have a winner folks

NOW FINISH IT

#80

I take things like the word “same” literally (philosophy degree)