One day, a teacher asked Peter, "How much is four minus four?" Peter was tongue-tied.
The teacher grew angry and said, "What a fool! Imagine I put four coins in your pocket, but there's a hole and they all leak out. What's left in your pocket?"
"The hole," replied Peter.
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