Today (28/02/2014) in management class:
We were learning about how to prepare departmental and
organizational budgets and how manage your subordinates with regards to
budgets.
Instructor: Make sure
that your employees put their figures in the budget.
My lovely and beautiful desk-mate was absent-minded… but she
managed to hear this statement. The problem is that she heard the instructor
say: Make
sure that your employees put their fingers in the budget. She
interrupts the instructor and here’s their conversation:
Desk-mate: Excuse me
sir, why should they put their fingers in the budget? Shouldn’t it be their
minds?
Instructor: (Deeply
concerned that he probably didn’t hear what she said). Excuse me?
Desk-mate: I think
they should put their minds, not their fingers in the budget.
(The whole class bursted in laughter.)
My desk-mate was shocked, she was wondering why everyone was
laughing. She tried asking me why we were laughing, I couldn’t tell her with
all the laughter that was in class.
About 20 minutes later after the incident, she asked me why
we were laughing. When I whispered and explained it to her, she bursted into uncontrollable
laughter: alone in a quiet class, everyone looked at her and wondered what was wrong with her.
You made my day, desk-mate!
I love you.
Another funny moment:
Earlier this week in a Micro-economics
class, some guy interrupted our lovely lecturer to correct a mathematical
expression she had written on the board. The problem was that his correction was
“1+0=0”... that was what he thought. Of course our beautiful lecturer was right: "1+0=1"
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