(x, why?) Mini: Three Medians Meet at the Centroid

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No jokes barred. When maybe this one.

As mentioned below, I write sometimes (but not as much as I should). And I sometimes answer writing prompts I find online. While going through a bunch of these, I was surprised at the number of prompts that basically started with A Number of People of A Certain Subgroup or A Similar Number of Unique Individuals of Differing Subgroups Walk Into an Establishment of Some Variety. The worst part was that for the most part, I left these initial sentences as titles. The better ones got real titles. (Side note: "Three Thieves Walk Into a Tavern", which was a flash fiction contest entry, not a writing prompt, was published at "The Second Story Job". It's the, believe it or not, second story, in my flash anthology, In A Flash 2020

This is the 169th mini. Had I thought about it in advance, I might've done something for the number 13, although Firday the 13th was nearly two weeks ago.

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