There are two sons and two fathers. They receive 3 drinks yet every person has their own drink. How is this possible?

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7 0

Its not possible, there are 4 total and 3 drinks, so they didn't receive their own each, one of them didn't receive a drink at all, or one of them shared their drink with the one who didn't get one. So basically 3/4 received a drink.

garik1379 [7]3 years ago

5 0

One is a grandfather, one is a father, and the other is a son. Two fathers and two sons, but only 3 people since the father is both a dad and a son.

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