Each Friday morning I post a riddle to get you to think outside the box and exercise your brain. If you are stumped, share it with a friend or colleague and see if you can figure out the answer together.
I’ll confirm answers in the afternoon so don’t worry if you don’t see your comment posted right away. I want to give everyone a chance to guess.
This week’s riddle: There was a train crash. Every single person died. Two people survived. Why don’t these two statements contradict each other?
BosGuy 
This one was too easy! Gotta step it up!
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Two were married
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The people who survived were married. Only single folks were killed.
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They were married
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The two that survived were married
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They were married
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The two who survived were a couple, not single.
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the two who survived weren’t single–they were partnered or each partnered with someone else not on the train.
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because gay marriage is legal and the two who survived were married.
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The survivors were married.
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The two people that survived were married!
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They where married, not Single
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They were a couple, not single.
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The two survivors were married
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Those two people were married/partnered, the others were not in a long-term relationship.
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If they’re married, they’re not single
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The surviving two were married and, therefore, not single.
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The two survivors were married. All the single peopl died
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