Description
In a small town, a quirky math teacher named Mr. Jenkins loved to joke with his students. One day, he walked into class and announced, “Did you know that 4 out of 3 people struggle with math?” The students exchanged puzzled looks. “Wait, how can that be?” asked Sarah, scratching her head. Mr. Jenkins grinned. “Exactly! That’s the point! If you’re confused, you’re one of the 4!” The class erupted in laughter, but the confusion lingered. Determined to prove his point, Mr. Jenkins decided to conduct a little experiment. He handed out a simple math quiz and told the students, “Remember, 4 out of 3 of you will struggle!”
As the students worked, he noticed Tim staring blankly at his paper. “What’s wrong, Tim?” “I’m trying to figure out if I’m one of the 4 or the 3!” he exclaimed, throwing his pencil down in frustration. By the end of the class, only two students had finished the quiz correctly. Mr. Jenkins chuckled, “Looks like we have a solid 4 out of 3 situation here!” From that day on, the phrase became a running joke in the school, proving that sometimes, math isn’t just about numbers—it’s about laughter too!
