“1 hard boiled egg? Perfect. Fried eggs? Just two and I’m good. Scrambled eggs? Three and I’m still hungry…”

This problem in egg logic was posted on X/Twitter by Jum on August 4, 2026, and it received over 32,000 likes:
   
“1 hard boiled egg? Perfect.
Fried eggs? Just two and I’m good.
Scrambled eggs? Three and I’m still hungry.
Deviled eggs? 47 please and thank you.
Egg logic makes no sense.”
 
   
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Jum
@JesterJum
1 hard boiled egg? Perfect.
Fried eggs? Just two and I’m good.
Scrambled eggs? Three and I’m still hungry.
Deviled eggs? 47 please and thank you.
Egg logic makes no sense.
7:09 PM · Aug 4, 2026
 
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Steve “It’s TAY-tro” Tetreault
@drtlovesbooks.bsky.social
Egg Logic - It’s a real thing.
X[.com post from Jum @JesterJum that reads:
1 hard boiled egg? Perfect.
Fried eggs? Just two and I’m good.
Scrambled eggs? Three and I’m still hungry.
Deviled eggs? 47 please and thank you.
Egg logic makes no sense.
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7:47 PM · Aug 5, 2026
 
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Mayor Guy Fieri
@GuyFieri
Egg logic is a course at the University of @flavortown
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Jum
@JesterJum
Aug 4
1 hard boiled egg? Perfect.
Fried eggs? Just two and I’m good.
Scrambled eggs? Three and I’m still hungry.
Deviled eggs? 47 please and thank you.
Egg logic makes no sense.
8:28 AM · Aug 6, 2026
 
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All You Can Eat
August 22, 2026 at 2:10 PM ·
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1 hard boiled egg? Perfect.
Fried eggs? Just two and I’m good.
Scrambled eggs? Three and I’m still hungry.
Deviled eggs? 47 please and thank you.
Egg logic makes no sense.