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Once upon a time, in a small town, there lived a man named Bob who was convinced he could outsmart Google. He prided himself on his “superior” knowledge and often boasted to his friends about how he never needed to search for anything online. One day, Bob’s friends challenged him to a trivia contest. “Let’s see if you can answer questions faster than Google!” they said, laughing. Bob, fueled by confidence, accepted the challenge. The first question was, “What’s the capital of France?” Bob confidently shouted, “Paris!”
His friends cheered, but Google answered in 0.2 seconds. Next up: “What’s the tallest mountain?” Bob hesitated, then blurted, “Mount Everest!” Again, his friends cheered, but Google chimed in faster. As the questions continued, Bob’s confidence began to wane. Finally, his friends asked, “What’s the best way to cook an egg?” Bob scratched his head, stammering, “Uh, boil it?” Before he could finish, Google replied, “There are 101 ways to cook an egg!” Bob threw his hands up in defeat. From that day on, he embraced Google as his trusty sidekick, admitting, “I may not know everything, but at least I have the best search engine in my corner!”
