They say money doesn’t solve all problems, but it will surely solve all of mine.

It is only when a mosquito lands on your testicles that you realize there is always a way to solve problems without using violence.

Please solve a murder to prove you’re not a bot.

Coffee doesn’t solve all my problems. But it definitely stops me from constantly creating new ones.

My greatest aspiration is to one day solve a murder on a train.

Watching Unsolved Mysteries and getting mad when they don’t solve the mystery at the end.

Jury duty is a wild concept. Whenever the government wants, they can just be like “Call off work, bestie, we need you to solve a murder. Here’s fifteen dollars.”

When you have bad handwriting, notes to yourself are just fun little mysteries you get to solve later on.

Turtles made out of plastic, problem solved.

I’m at my most math when I solve a problem while creating three new ones.

I’ll be honest. I can’t solve your problems. What I can do is create new, bigger problems that will make your current problems seem quaint by comparison.

“We will go ahead and make these changes if we don’t hear from you before Friday” is such an elegant way to solve problems.

After ten true crime podcasts you start to think you could probably solve a murder. After a hundred you start to think you could probably get away with one.

If the math problems are too difficult for me, I post them online and write: “Only 1 in 10 can solve this problem.”

If you ever think you can solve a parenting problem by doing the opposite of what didn’t work last time, the universe will just be like “Lol, nice try, dummy!”

Dear Math, I don’t want to solve your problem, I have my own problems to solve.

I got 99 problems and money could solve at least 69 of them.