A man proudly bought a voice-activated robot car designed to follow every command perfectly. He quickly grew confident in the machine, sending it on errands without worry. One day, his exhausted wife asked him to send the car to pick up their children from school. He casually gave the command, but hours passed and the car did not return. Worried, the couple prepared to report it missing. Just as they stepped outside, the car arrived, packed with children. It calmly announced, “These are your children, sir.” Inside were several kids connected to people around them, sparking confusion and suspicion. As tempers rose, the husband quietly asked why their actual children weren’t among them, turning the moment into a humorous reminder that sometimes the truth in families can be more complicated than expected.

In another playful twist, a father bought a lie-detecting robot that slapped anyone who told a lie. At dinner, the robot exposed small lies from everyone in the family, even catching the father when he claimed innocence in his youth. When the mother laughed and joked that their son clearly took after his father, the robot slapped her too, proving no one was immune to honesty. Both stories share a lighthearted lesson: technology may promise precision, but human truth, relationships, and mistakes remain far messier—and far more entertaining.