Explain the following joke?\n“As a jockey I work with horses, but at least it’s a stable job!” This line is from Charles Lamb and it plays on the double meaning of the word stable: 1) a building where horses are kept; 2) not likely to change.
The job of a jockey is stable because he is not going to lose his job and there is always work to do. Jockey’s work in stables.
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