Video: What’s three times three?

In this amusing short tale, three elderly gentlemen visit a doctor for a memory test.

When asked, “What is three times three?” the first man answers “274,” and the second replies “Tuesday,” showcasing their memory struggles and confusion.

The third man, however, confidently responds with “Nine,” demonstrating his mental sharpness.

The humor lies in the stark contrast between the third man’s correct answer and the others’ hilariously off-the-mark responses.

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