Coconuts
Trick brain teasers appear difficult at first, but they have a trick that makes them really easy.
A man sees a sign that says 'Coconuts, $5 a dozen'. With his lightning quick brain he calculated that if he sold those same coconuts to the coconut air assault team for the going rate of $3 per dozen that in no time at all he would be a millionaire. How does this make any sense?
Answer
He's a millionaire already.
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andy1608
Jun 06, 2002
| Very Funny!!! |
Rowsdower 
Nov 30, 2003
| Patriotic millionaires! We need more of 'em. |
sweetime  
Jun 01, 2005
| i guessed that he started as a billionaire - if he adopted this scheme then he'd lose all his money and become a millionaire |
xmadnetx   
Jun 29, 2005
| wat would he do that? |
AZTTT  
Oct 05, 2005
| i had figured he would first remove the coconut milk and sell it for $3+ a dozen...  |
musicmaker21113
Jan 11, 2006
| Funny! The key words are "in no time at all..." Those words are meant literally! The only way to be a millionaire in no time at all would be to already be one.
Of course, this one won't be a millionaire for much longer, at that rate!
(Oh, well, I guess He'll just "make it up on volume!)  |
SPUTNIK2   
Jan 31, 2006
| well that was charming  |
solarsistim321   
Feb 10, 2006
| that s dumb, why would anyone do that, its not even a trick |
TehIgnored   
Mar 09, 2006
| I said drain the milk and sell it seperately......your answer was funnier  |
Vigo95   
Mar 25, 2006
| BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO  |
spazzyjazzy93   
Jun 12, 2006
| ha ha that was good!  |
ciotog  
Dec 04, 2006
| If he started with exactly $1 million, bought 1 coconut for $5 and sold it for $3 then he would no longer be a millionaire as he would have $999,998. Similarly if he started with $1 million plus $1 he would end up $1 shy of being a millionaire.
Therefore since I found 2 cases that contradict your proof, it is invalid and I win! |
Thel   
Jan 10, 2007
| Cute! But I thought that the dollar sign in the $5 was meant to be another currency, lower than the US dollar, which uses the same sign. Then if he sold them for $3 US dollars... he could become a millionaire. Now, how twisted is that reasoning?  |
nojttalp   
Feb 14, 2007
| This is not a brain teaser. it is a bad joke.  |
LeafFan4life 
Mar 03, 2007
| what kind of teaser was that honestly |
javlad27   
Aug 04, 2007
| I got that one  |
11171413   
May 12, 2008
| I thought he owned the coconut business. |
MusiK 
Jan 28, 2010
| I thought the trick was in "in no time at all" and that it was tweaked to mean that he'll never be a millionaire if he loses money like this XD |
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