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Mathematics: The Real Life Prob Solver! 


Today I'll share with you a personal incident of mine, that gave me a life lesson!


One of my friends (I'd like to keep the name a secret); had very bad habit of showing off, by comparing himself with others.

He was very arrogant and Always boasted about his never ending expenses and his deep pocket.

Sometimes it was the Price of his Levi's shirt and the other times his G-Shock Watch! 


He felt cool and a class above by humiliating people this way! 


I never answered his humiliating mannerism because he was really rich and had an impressive dressing sense whatsoever.

But none of us ever appreciated his nature.

So, we finally decided to talk about the elephant in the room and came on a conclusion of teaching him a lesson.


One of us questioned him about his father's net worth.

And he replied; with a lot of pride in his eyes; '1 lakh pr month! '

 Everyone was like ohhhh! Such a Rich Guy! 

  He was on the 7th sky!  

Then I asked him about their approximate monthly expense. 

 He thought and answered, 'nearly 3k'.

 

Again my boys were like, "Ohhh bade log" 🤣

       Then one of my friend said, "Your father's monthly income is 1lakh and your expense is 3k. Mathematically, your father only spends 3% of his salary on you.

       (He had a confused yet annoying look on his face)

 

        My father's monthly income is just 40k and my monthly expense is 2k, which means mathematically my father spends 5% of his income on me! 

         There was a pious silence on the Tea Stall as for the first time, the troller got trolled! 

           And suddenly everyone laughed and covered it up.

           

Moral: Never humiliate anyone! Everyone has an answer to your comments, but fear of loosing you resists them. 

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