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Systems Analyst: You know all the network components. Tell me their names.
Manager: They give servers now-a-days very peculiar names.
Analyst: You mean funny names?
Manager: Well, let's see, we have by segment number, Who's on the first segment, What's on the second I Don't Know is on the third...
Analyst: That's what I want to find out
Manager: Who's on first, What's on second, I Don't Know's on third.
Analyst: Well then who's on the first segment?
Manager: Who
Analyst: The server on first
Manager: Who
Analyst: The server on first
Manager: Who is on first!
Analyst: I'm asking you who's on first
Manager: That's the server's name
Analyst: That's who's name?
Manager: That's it.
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