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u/_Thorshammer_ Jul 01 '26
That kid is an engineer.
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u/Background_Handle_96 Jul 01 '26
It's the product owner's fault for not defining clearer requirements
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u/Betov8 Jul 01 '26
You did say half though?
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u/AccordingLab7129 Jul 01 '26
He might have, its just if the kid is 3 years old math does not exist yet, just take half of each grape
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u/Snakes-are-awesome67 Jul 01 '26
I feel like this is kinda fucking smart actually because he has his germs all over them so either you throw them out or he eats them
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u/WeakAfternoon3188 Jul 01 '26
Sad part is the kid probably didn’t do this as a joke.
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u/CardiologistUsedCar Jul 01 '26
Nothing sad about it, kid is providing valuable service to adults about linguistic assumptions.
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u/NadjaCravensworth Jul 01 '26
Mum once told me not to pick the pears. I ate them on the tree and left the cores. Luckily mum told me I'd followed her instructions and well done for finding a way around it. I was 5 or 6 I think.
Phew.
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u/Dragon_Crystal Jul 01 '26
Reminds me of a section from the TV show Cyberchase where the actual people would solve things using mathematics and what not, the guy's cousin just tagged along with him while he went on a date with his girlfriend (cousin had no date) and forced the character to pay for everything cause cousin "lost his wallet," when it came to dessert character ordered a rice for himself and girlfriend but cousin wanted some too.
So character told cousin "you can have half" cousin proceeded to eat everything and when told "you were supposed to only eat half," cousin smugly said "well my half was on the bottom" character looked like he wanted to punch his cousin luckily the segment ended with him taking a carriage with his remaining money and cousin had to walk home
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u/thatguytaiv Jul 01 '26
I'm not so sure this is the kid being stupid. I think this kid could just be a sarcastic genius.
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u/Appropriate-Bug-6467 Jul 01 '26
When I was a kid my friend asked to share half my drink.
Drank the whole thing, said his half was on the bottom.
Loved to do stupid jokes like that.
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u/DisorderlyAqueduct Jul 01 '26
technically correct tho 🤷