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Watching two workers fill balloons with helium at a gift shop, a customer approached them and asked the price. "It's 25 cents per balloon," a co-worker said. "It used to be ten cents," the customer complained. Another customer, after hearing the complaints, concluded, "Well, that's inflation." Depicted from Reader's Digest November 2006 "All In A Day's Work" -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 140.112.233.49
yume7625:I..I don't get the joke..T_T somebody explain plz><? 01/17 00:44
aaaaaakoyasu:inflation -> exaggeration Is it the point? 01/17 02:26
mefuck:i think $15 --inflate--> $25 01/17 10:58
aaaaaakoyasu:where is $15?@.@ 01/17 12:15
yume7625:I think he meant 10 =p 01/17 12:18
yume7625:or she.. sorry~ 01/17 12:19
hweetsong:inflation means the universe rise in good's price 01/17 13:52
hweetsong:in this joke, you have to buy a filled balloon 01/17 13:53
hweetsong:with price after inflation 01/17 13:54
hweetsong:balloons that are not filled with gas, are flat 01/17 13:55
obiter:inflation = price increased 01/17 17:04
obiter:also inflation = baloon blown up 01/17 17:04
obiter:so this is a pun, which is the joke. :) 01/17 17:05
csc2006:hard to understand>"< 01/17 19:06
hweetsong:I'll post jokes that are easily understood next time 01/18 12:01