Correct.
Ernest Kemp wrote:
> Julian Treadwell wrote:
>> Two Berbers were riding through a large desert on their camels,
>> heading for an oasis. The riders both happened to be compulsive
>> gamblers.
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>> One rider remarked that his camel had become lazy and was very slow.
>> The other rider thoughtlessly replied "I bet mine is slower and you
>> get to the oasis first". And the slow-race was on.
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>> So the riders went slower and slower, determined that the other would
>> arrive first and lose the bet. Eventually they both came to a
>> complete halt. The sun burned fiercely, and their water bags were
>> nearly empty, but neither could bring himself to start moving again.
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>> As often happens in the desert, a wise man came by. The camel-riders
>> told him of their quandary, and after a moment's reflection he spoke
>> two words, which saved their lives.
>>
>> What were the two words?
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> Swap camels.
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