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Today's Riddle Me This Answer -- June 29, 2011
Rick and Dick were leaving the cafeteria. As they passed the cashier, Rick paid his bill, but Dick handed the cashier as lip of paper with the number 1004180 on it. The cashier studied the number for a moment, then let Dick pass by without paying, why?
ANSWER: The number 1004180 reads: "I owe nothing, for I ate nothing"
ANSWER: The number 1004180 reads: "I owe nothing, for I ate nothing"
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