Great Scholar Socrates, facing Richard, asked the first question, "Richard, you must get pretty bored and idle most of the time to keep adding these numbers together, right?"
"Uh..."
"In fact, you could find some more interesting things to do, really, like getting to know some beautiful girls or something. Actually, my granddaughter Heidi isn't bad, if you're interested, I could let you two have a chat. That is, as long as you can accept the cats she raises.
After all, I quite dislike cats. Their constantly emanating aura of evil, their ugly features, aloof nature, and lazy behavior all repel me greatly. Humph, if it weren't for being unable to withstand Heidi's coaxing, I would have driven all the cats out long ago."
"..."
Great Scholar Socrates then asked the second question, "By the way, Richard, about this numerical issue you mentioned, does the so-called Lickerel number actually exist? What's the smallest one?"
"196."
