0The two following humor is from under the title, Lapsed Logic.02br 02br 00But I couldn't see any lapsed logic. So no laughter.02br 02br 00Please let me laugh.02br 02br 00Lapsed Logic02br 02br 02br 001. I was standing at a busy intersection when two shopping-bag-laden women got off a bus chatting animatedly. They had said their good-byes and were heading in opposite directions when one called over her shoulder to the other, "I'll phone you when I get home." Then, a moment later, she shouted, "00Better yet00, you call me. You'll get home before I will."02br 02br 00-I think the punch line here is 00"00Better yet00, you call me. You'll get home before I will."00 But I don't see any logic for good laugh.02br 02br 00Can you give me the key to the laughter?02br 02br 002. A PHONE COMPANY representative called to ask if I was interested in 00caller ID00. Since I'm blind, I said, "Does it come in Braille?"02br 02br 00 The phone rep put me on hold. When she returned, she replied, "I'm sorry, sir. The caller ID box doesn't come in that color."02br 02br 00- The punc line in the above sentence is the word between 'Braille' and 'that color'?02br 02br 00Can you tell me why this is funny?02br 02br 0-
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01. There isn't any point in the person who gets home first calling, as the other one won't be home yet.02br 02br 002. Just that the rep is being rather stupid in believing braille to be a colour.0-
0In the 1st Lapsed Logic. 02br 02br 00"Better yet" means "even better"02br 02br 00By saying "Better yet, you call me. You'll get home before I will," one of the women make the other call. 02br 02br 00But what's the point of her saying this to the other? 02br 02br 00To save the money for calling? Am I right?02br
0No you are still missing the point with these.02br 02br 00Brenda says she will call Mary when she gets home - meaning as soon as she arrives home. Then she says 'no, you call me as soon as you get home'. But Mary will get home before Brenda. So if Mary calls as soon as she gets home, Brenda won't be there to take the call. the joke is that Brenda thinks 'oh Mary's home first