Description
Once upon a time in a small town, there lived a guy named Dave who was convinced he was a genius. To prove it, he bought a bright yellow T-shirt that boldly proclaimed “JENIUS” across the front. He wore it everywhere—grocery shopping, the gym, even to his grandma’s 90th birthday party. One day, while strutting through the park, he bumped into a group of kids playing chess. Eager to impress, he declared, “I’m a jenius! Let me show you how it’s done!” The kids exchanged puzzled glances but nodded. Dave confidently sat down, only to realize he had no idea how to play chess. He moved a pawn like it was a checkers piece, and the kids erupted in laughter.
“Dude, it’s ‘genius,’ not ‘jenius!’” one of them shouted, pointing at his shirt. Dave’s face turned as red as his shirt. Embarrassed but quick on his feet, he replied, “Exactly! I’m a jenius for spelling it wrong on purpose to make you all feel smarter!” The kids, now thoroughly entertained, cheered for his “brilliance.” From that day on, Dave became the town’s beloved “Jenius,” proving that sometimes, it’s not about being smart; it’s about making people laugh!
