7 times 13 is 28 | 13×7=28 | Abbott and Costello
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13×7=28
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7 times 13 is 28 | 13×7=28 | Abbott and Costello 0723am 25.10.23 i very much enjoy the abbot and costello school of mathematics.... even though it is very old joke. as old as all religion....
Did you go to school stupid?
-Yeah and I came out the same way.
That joke went over my head
Obviously, you went to the same school! ; )
The most underrated joke in history, I love it so much :D
@@tubeyoukonto But what does it mean though??
@@vinayseth1114 Stupid can be views in two ways.
The guy saying "did you ever go to school, stupid?", uses the word "stupid" not as an adjective, but as an insult. Its the equivalent of saying "did you ever go to school, idiot?" or "did you ever go to school, dumbass?" This version of stupid can also be used in sentences like "Hey stupid, come here for a second".
Now, the other guy answers like he used it as an adjective. I went to school, being stupid, and I came out of school, being stupid.
And that's the joke :D
@@tubeyoukonto Ah okay. Haha brilliant joke!
He didn't get hired because his math was right. He was hired as a salesman because he gave the same convincing lie from 3 different angles.
And I make 21 likes for you which adds up to 28.
You do the math. Lol. 👍
@@jackb348 I'd like to know how Costello would do as a real life teacher? If he were a salesman, he could probably sell a bald man a hairbrush.
#300 Likes
Like George Costanza said it’s not a lie if you believe it
I ruined your 666 likes the devil is no longer among you
These 2 comedians were so brilliant..and notice the quick ad-libs at 0:49 when Costello attempts to write 7, stating "There's the 7" and it doesn't come out and Abbott immediately throws in "Where is it?" , to which Costello adds "right there" when he does get the chalk to write-Abbott then follows with" Alright"- All of this in an instant..They were seasoned pros who knew how to continue without losing a beat. .What perfect chemistry.
@@cv6thebige Even though I watched their movies so many times, I'm sure I didn't notice it at first either- As you say- it was so smooth. But when you do notice it, you appreciate A & C even more!
There is also that mistake when Costello is dividing and he asks Abbott "7 into 2?" and Abbott raises one finger, and then he realises the mistake and says "Certaintly not."
Brilliant, I could never do that kind of magic
@@whirrrl Good Point-Probably another ad lib. And the more I watch this bit, the more i wonder how many times they added lines and made it all seem so natural.
I thought the exact same, and they even took advantage and added to the humor. Great presence of mind! 👏🏼👏🏼
@@thoughtfulsayz Yes-- It just demonstrates the true pros that they were!
If you’ll take a note. He had so much confidence in the addition he actually broke the chalk
It just came out that way that a piece chipped off under pressure. And do kids today in school know what chalk is?
@@sha11235 Late: Chalkboards/greenboards were extinct by the time I got to year 6 or 7, only a few whiteboards remain in my old schools.
@@I_love_bread_and_Hungry_Jacks now they are all smart boards, those of which have not even been made for over like 10 years!
@@iwbmo Smart board in year 3: First time it arrived to school & was amazing to use.
Smart board in year 4: Pens still functioned, but the screen needed to recalibrate a lot.
Smart board in year 6 to 7: Pens & touchscreens are DED
Smart board in high school: All original projectors have been replaced & the alignment is off, with some screen resolutions being as small as the hand held school laptops.
Should have used the Hagoromo chalk then, wouldn't have broken it :P
My math teacher (who was a big theater nerd as well) let me do this bit with him in my senior year of high school for an extra credit quiz grade. It was the easiest credit I ever got and probably the only time I didn't fail a math quiz.
Imagine not failing math quiz by purposely doing false math
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A mad lad.
Well done boy
That’s awesome
I got into an argument with my math teacher that 7x13=28 and she got soooo mad she almost sent me to the principal until I showed her this and she laughed hysterically lol
I love pulling the 7x13=28 on people who don't know this routine.
I'll take "shit that never happened" for $600
@worlds_okayest_pilot_421 YOU just lost 600 bucks
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@@worlds_okayest_pilot_421 Dunno about that. If I were a math teacher I could totally see myself responding the same way.
If only my math teacher had this sense of humour.
My math teacher sent this to me
Like the channel name
I wish ALL math teachers had that kind of sense of humor.
Only an inbecile like Costello could make seven go into 28 thirteen times and make it sound convincing.
Yeah, this would NEVER work on my math teacher, either.
Fun fact: Abbott & Costello were in the midst of a really terrible feud when this was filmed and were not speaking outside of filming. You honestly cannot tell. They were both true professionals.
That actually sucks to hear. These guys were hilarious. Even today in 2022 their skits still put a smile on my face.
Maybe he was putting real power into those shoves then
That explains why the shoves felt harder than they probably should've been, I was getting worried they were gonna get physical for a second
I read about their feud as well and heard Abbott was being more forceful than usual with Costello when they did their performances near the end of their careers. You can tell in this clip he was doing just that. Such a shame.
They made it up before the end, Abbott had some terrible tragedy with his child.
"Did you ever go to school stupid? Yes sir and I come out the same way."😂😁
A friend of mine, who has a degree in math, got stoned and watched this and it altered his fundamental understanding of the universe. He's now a truck driver
They still make good money
Reverse acquired-savant syndrome? Lol
Truck drivers get paid really well 😁👌
A degree in math probably told him that most truck drivers get paid more than most math teachers...
😂😂😂😂😂
I like that they both agree 7*3 is 21
I love how 21/7 is obviously 3, but 28/7 cannot be anything but 13 because he’s proven it three different ways!
Then TRY SUBTRACTION
This is one of my favorite comedy scenes ever, and what’s so impressive is that it’s done all in one take. Now that’s talent!
2:28 'you're hired'. also known as ultimate defeat LOL
nice im your first subscriber
This gag never gets old to my grandpa and dad
Okay….this appeared in a 1946 movie. So the skit predates that.
These guys were sooooo ahead of their time. If you take “Who’s on First” (1940), these guys were kings!! Hands down.
Should we include the “Loaffer”’s skit?
So many ways they did this routine, and it's just as funny each time.
Laurel and Hardy.
Abbot and Costello.
The Rat Pack.
Truly...these were the greats.
How come we never see comedic duos like these guys in the past. Humor was so much better back then. No Martin and Lewis or Abbot and Costello today.
@@marksauck8481 I ask myself that question everyday...and the answer just depresses me each time.
People would rather watch 'Jackass' than something in black and white...
@@marksauck8481 Because these days people find more humor in Johnny Knoxville and his buddies getting hit in the groin with blunt objects than good, intelligent humor.
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...I turn 40 in two weeks...why do I feel old now?
I love both versions of the 28 gag. The other one Lou did the same trick on their landlord. Both are classics to watch to get a laugh for sure!
It was also done in their film In the Navy involving doughnuts.
This was from their movie little giants and they next made the movie the time of their lives with part of the movie set in 1780. These two movies were some of the best movies they made. It's two bad they were in a feud during this time. But thankfully they reconciled and remained friends. Rest in peace Mr Bud Abbott and Mr Lou Costello.
I got my algebra 2 teacher with this one. (Younger math teacher)
He spent thirty minutes fascinated by the math not teaching until an older teacher walked in an commented he didnt know my teacher like Abbott and Costello.
Plot twist: your hourly wage is $13 right?
Here’s $28 for today
...who the hell was making $13 an hour in those days?
I've watched this same joke like 100 times and it never gets old! I can't imagine how long it took them to come up with it 🤣
It took them 13 weeks. Which, as we all know, is 28 days...
@@greyjdog and there is 7 days in a week
They used the school stupid joke in a navy film they made too, l have everyone of their films on DVD, great professionals.
I love this comment thread.
"Did you ever go to school, stupid?" "Yeah, and i came out the same way." LOL!! Classic Buddy Abbott.
The "Yeah, and I came out the same way," line is said by Lou Costello. Bud Abbot is the tall one.
Best know for who's on first but I swear they don't make comedy like this any more No profanity just funny wish I could go back in time and see these two live
"You're 40, she's 10."
"I know where i'm gonna wind up..."
This is as many of their skits Classic and well thought out. No one today can master this..
26 people think 7 times 4 is 28
😂✌️
Good one
Why am I not getting this joke....
Oh the dislikes nvm
the rest of us have more than 6 iq.
"You ever go to school stupid?"
"Yes, sir. I I came out the same way!"
😚👌 mwah
Would love to see the creative process that went in to their jokes.
Of all the different versions of this bit, this one is the best.
What I love is they found 3 different ways to prove it :)
This is so stupid, yet so brilliant at the same time XD
Memories of days gone by. Brings about some of the things that I grew up with.
I like how they put a 2 to the side then it magically becomes 21
The 2 was always a 20.
The problem is that he treated the 8÷7=1 as a 10, not as a 1.
Basically, his result should have been (1+3), not 1 followed by 3
My college professor used this video to explain "different angles". Of course he taught my Broadcasting Class, and he had thing for play on word jokes, and he also had a thing for laughing at his own jokes. But I'd be lying if I said I didn't miss that goofy old bastard lol
Did you ever go to school stupid? yes and came out the same” my favorite line out of this skit
I would watch thus guys with my dad on Sunday’s back when I was a kid , can’t stop laughing
Yes I remember when I was a kid every Sunday at 11:30 am channel 11 played an Abbott and Costello movie watched it every Sunday for years!! GOOD TIMES!!!
I love this one. Although I think my favorite scene is in the movie where Bud says, "I'LL stay here & you go." Lou refuses, so Bud says, "All right then, YOU go & I'll stay here!" Lou agrees, and then leaves. 🤪🤪🤪
Why did Comedy Work so good back then, nobody can even come close to this type of funny. Like seriously they really knew how to make you laugh back then.
he may not be a natural born mathamtician but he is a natural born salesman
They were doing common core math before it was "cool"!
this is a runner up to who's on first in my book
ABBOT AND COSTELLO AND THE 3 STOOGES ARE THE ALL TIME GREATS NOBODY SINCE THESE GUYS COMES CLOSE AND PROBLY NEVER WILL
Only ones I'd add and also from the same era Laurel and Hardy
My favorite form of multiplication is the Lattice Method. I have complete faith that such a method cannot be confused this easily
Thank you very much for uploading this clip of Lou and Abbott about 28/7=13.
May 23, 2020 @ 6:10 pm
This is great. I've seen the 7/13/28 routine in other scenes but not this one. It amazes me how they thought up this stuff. Love those guys.
classic abbott an costello............love em"
I love this gag so much, and this is my first time seeing this version of it (I've seen the landlord one already).
I hope I find the opportunity one day to do this same thing with different numbers. In a nutshell, this is the difference between 7*13 and 7*(1+3)
From their film ‘Little Giant’
My daughter don't understand why math is so important... she wants to be an animator.
I showed her this.
Hi! As a college 3rd-year, 2D animation major student who now hates math…this is the best way to get a good laugh. My grandpa showed me these two a few years back, I still look at these videos fondly.
I swear the 13 times 7 bit makes me forget how multiplication works for a minute.
It makes me forget how division work because that’s what they mess up the most in my opinion
the beginning of common Core math
This never gets old I tell you. Lol
And this is precisely why people get so many thing wrong. their method of calculation coupled with ignorance of the proper method of calculation sets them on the wrong path everytime
How many times did they use this bit?
"Did you ever go to school?"
"Yes sir and I came out the same way."
Lol gets me every time.
The joke actually is
“Did you ever go to school stupid?”
“Yes sir and I came out the same way”
Which is odd because you didn't write it correctly so I don't know what you found funny about it
That's not the joke...
Most of the people knows that 7*4=28 but because they were kings of comedy they decided that 28/7=13.
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May 23, 2020 @ 6:05 pm
Most people know that 7x4=28 because 4 touchdowns + 4 extra points = 28 points.
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His logic is flawless
Everytime I see them do this bit, I wonder why Lou keeps spacing the 13's out during the addition segment. Looks like a christmas tree
The tone of this humour, I love it, things made today just don't feel like this 😊
He broke his piece of chalk at the very end lol
And Mr Chandler still doesn't know WHO is on first.
This is the humor the world needs now, problem is now we have people that first thing they say is it's stupid, they literally can't see it's just for a fun laugh. Nothing beats old comedy and never bad language used ever.
An awesome amalgamation of clever and klutz.
Ma and Pa Kettle did the same thing except it was 14x5=25
You’re hired 🤣
That math is IT! MOST DEFINITELY.
I wanna try doing this at my old high school and really screwup some dropouts. LOL!
7:13
the reason whiteboards replaced chalkboards is because everyone hates the sound chalkboards make, and is too scared to write on it without their back caving inside out from the sound of the chalk. (off mic) whats that? (on mic) my assistant told me that was just me and no one else had a problem with that.
odly enough, this one doesnt bother me
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Exactly 😂 you've got the wit and you know how to identify it too 🎉
The CEO of math
A genius pure Genius
That’s a cute little two 😂
1:44 I had to stop and look at it hard and then I tried it myself on paper and realized the 2 goes above the 1 and then its 7x1 then add 3 so then its 91 at the end.
I read Costello actually hated math, so that was one funny reason for this sketch. Did you go to school, stupid? Yeah, and I came out the same way, lol. Honestly brilliant 3 way showing of the 13 result.
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That's that, and there is the foundation of our economy and businesses'isesis...,.
"Did you ever go to school, Stupid?"
"Yes sir. And I came out the same way."
Foreshadowing on modern education 😂
I know some comedy is dated, but shit like this is timeless
When you can make a math arithmetic entertaining.
Terrence Howard saw this and a lightbulb went off. 😂😂😂
This is the kind of mixed up logic our children are learning in school
The clip is from the movie: Little Giant 1946
This was pure genius 😂
Always liked this one....common core math....LOL...
Will never see a comedy team like this again just pure genius it's a shame they really didn't get along with each other in real life
Hey it looks like a bunch of birds hitting an electrical wire
For me, memorising postcodes and phone numbers is a cinch. BUT maths is my downfall. Regardless of whether this was right or wrong, just the sheer knowledge of how to put that scam together is beyond clever in my opinion. Mind you I only did 1st year high maths and gave up.
Now those salesman have to sell 9 more vacuums per week. Win for the boss
Comedic genius.
What if it really is 28.....
0:36 I know that was a dick move, but I couldn't help but laugh my ass off at that. XD
Wait a minute! Wait a minute! 63 Vacuum cleaners went south! LOL!
They don't make Comedies like this anymore. ☹
Love me some A & C!
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you...the prehistoric "new" math!
This is so funny as hell it’s making me die! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is why math teachers want to know HOW you got the answer, not just the correct answer.