“Get it?”

Once upon a time, there was a young boy named Jack who loved playing pranks on his friends. One day, he decided to play a trick on his friend Jill. He hid her favorite toy and left a note that said, “Get it?” Jill was confused and wondered what Jack meant by the note. She searched high and low but still couldn’t find her toy. Just then, her mom walked into the room and saw Jill looking upset. Jill explained the situation and her mom said, “Oh, I see what Jack did there. He’s asking if you ‘get it.’” Jill still didn’t understand. Her mom then explained that ‘see‘ is a homophone for ‘get it,’ and that Jack was being tricky by using a crossword clue to leave her a message that would make her think. Jill finally understood and decided to play along with Jack’s prank. She left her own note for Jack that said, “Knock, knock.” Jack was excited because he thought he had stumped her with his puzzle. But when he opened the note, he saw Jill’s toy sitting there and was relieved to know that she had found it after all. From that day on, Jack and Jill continued to play silly word games, always looking for creative ways to mess with each other. But they also learned that sometimes, a little cleverness can lead to a happy ending for everyone involved.