A snail walks into a bar, orders a drink, and sits down. After a while, a tough-looking biker walks in, spots the snail, and bellows, "Hey, slowpoke! I bet you a hundred bucks I can drink that whole glass of beer faster than you can cross this bar!"The snail, unfazed, calmly replies, "You're on."The biker downs his beer in a matter of seconds. He then proceeds to watch the snail inch its way across the bar, a journey that takes several hours. Finally, the snail reaches the other side, and the biker, exasperated, throws his hands up. "Alright, alright, you win! Here's your hundred bucks."The snail slowly turns, looks at the biker, and says, "Actually, I'll take the other hundred bucks you owe me from our bet last week."
Answer (1)
Answer:This is a classic joke that plays on the expectations of the listener. The biker confidently bets the snail that he can drink a beer faster than the snail can cross the bar. The snail, seemingly confident in its slow pace, accepts the bet. The biker drinks the beer quickly, while the snail takes its time inching across the bar. When the snail finally reaches the other side, the biker is surprised and pays the hundred bucks. However, the punchline comes when the snail mentions that the biker still owes him from a previous bet, implying that the snail has been in similar is quite adept at winning such bets.
