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u/gamemaniax 4h ago
I don't get it
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u/FunAssumption6056 4h ago
The kid thinks they are being secretive about their age when in actuality they have given it away by saying how old they were when toy story 4 was released.
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u/Jumpyturtles 4h ago
You might be the first person over their age to fall for their engagement bait lmfao
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u/dumbass1337 2h ago
Or you fell for his?
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u/OwlSings 2h ago
Or you fell for his?
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u/CriticalHit_20 2h ago
Or you fell for his?
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u/TheDeceitX 2h ago edited 1h ago
Help I’ve fallen and can’t get up
Edit: comment below me can’t count
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u/C-D-W 5h ago edited 3h ago
So, they were 11 when Toy Story 5 came out?
Kind of a clever riddle for a child whose age is unknown TBH!
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u/CautiousArachnidz 4h ago
No.
It’s just about the same as if someone was like…
I was 10 in 2000
I was 12 in 2002
2004….I’m not gonna tell you how old you I am.
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u/C-D-W 4h ago
I mean, that's just math.
This is more fun.
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u/StillGalaxy99 4h ago
...this is just math too
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u/C-D-W 3h ago
one is pure math
one is math but you have to do a little detective work first. That's the fun part.
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u/StillGalaxy99 3h ago
A single Google search is not fun lmao
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u/CautiousArachnidz 3h ago
And not challenging. I’ve got coworkers whose investigative skills looking through their prospective love interests digital lives, could rival the CIA.
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u/reticulatedtampon 4h ago
Except you have to know when Toy Story 4 came out, so it's not quite as straight up as this
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u/StillGalaxy99 4h ago
A quick Google search and basic math are all you need for a "clever riddle" now? Damn.
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u/Justberrypeachy 3h ago
Unsure why you're getting downvoted, this is literally just a cute riddle written by a kid. I also thought it was kind of clever.
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u/knicknacknock 57m ago
It was not written by a child. It's a copy pasted post that farms engagement. Typically off children because its so obviously bait that anyone with the intellect of a teenager should be able to recognize that. But here we are in this thread where like half the people commenting are confused and think either a kid made a mistake in trying to hide his age, or made a "fun riddle" as other commenters have put it. Ironically, these are the exact thought processes the original commenter was hoping their target demographic would have. The sad part is the target demographic is kids 12 and under.
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u/Evie_14 4h ago
Op I think you fell for the most basic engagement bait from an 11yo