This riddle sounds impossible at first:
“Two fathers and two sons caught 3 fish. Each got one. How is that possible?”
The trick is that there are only three people.
They are a grandfather, his son, and his grandson. The grandfather is a father, the middle man is both a father and a son, and the youngest is a son.
That gives us two fathers and two sons, even though only three people went fishing.
Answer: They were a grandfather, father, and son.
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