It was a surprise when the bride of a lawyer, who had been married 10 times before, said she was still a virgin on their wedding night. The groom was shocked and asked how this could be possible.
She said that none of her previous men had been able to give birth. The first person, a salesperson, had only talked about what could happen. It was hard for the second person in software services to understand how it worked.
The third person from field services figured out what was wrong but couldn’t get the system to work. The fourth person, a salesperson, confirmed the order but didn’t know when it would be delivered.
The fifth person, an engineer, looked into a new way to do things for three years. The sixth, who was a statistician, wanted more information. The seventh person was a physicist who could talk about the rules of motion but not use them.
The eighth, a scientist, looked into anatomy but couldn’t figure out what would set it off. The ninth plugged everything in but couldn’t make the power come on. The tenth, an intellectual, thought about what it all meant but never did anything about it.
The lawyer, who was now married eleven times, listened carefully, wondering what the future held for them together.
