7 responses so far ↓

• 1 Ali (Iran Supercars) // Sep 22, 2007 at 8:47 pm

  Hello Samira,

  At first I resisted giving any negative comments on your show, because it seems that there are some people who enjoy it, but I’m not quite sure. I honestly don’t find the content to fit into any of the other programs. I don’t understand how driving school has anything to do with math? You should also try to put more heart and reality into your skits, as it seems this is your first time acting on camera.

  -Ali

• 2 WIG // Sep 23, 2007 at 1:19 pm

  Ali.. what are you talking about?!?!? Driving???? HAHAHA Obviously you didn’t watch episode 1. “Not that driving” Samira said. You get a F for paying attention. I got your back Professor Sam!

• 3 samira // Sep 23, 2007 at 2:03 pm

  Hi Ali,

  Thanks for your comment, I appreciate the feedback.

  A couple of things… It’s deriving school, not driving school.

  to derive is to deduce, reason by deduction; establish by deduction. It’s a math term, so it has a lot ot do with math. We thought the name was catchy… especisally because it sounds like how Iranians pronounce the driving you are talking about.

  But besides that, I love math… and I’m sure as nerdy as that might be, others enjoy it to, or at least the puzzles.

  Rest assured that I put a lot of heart into it, but you are Right! This is my first time acting on camera and I realize my acting skills probably need a lot more work.

  So I will try my best to improve my acting skills and hope that I can make a fan out of you sooner or later….

  Thanks again for your feedback, I do pay attention to them and take them seriously….

• 4 Shayan // Sep 23, 2007 at 6:03 pm

  Ahahahahahahahahahaha at Ali thinking Driving School.

  “Samira please also put more class into your underwear, it seems like the first time you are acting.” Buhahahahaha

  Oh my god, too funny.

  — Jokes Aside

  Samira joon, your show is great hunie. Hopefully one day you can punish me, I’m a really a bad math student. I love Iranian math lady teachers punishing me as a bad boy.

  Oh and I just wanted to let you know, I don’t know the answer yet. When people come up with answers, Ill let you know.

• 5 emil // Sep 26, 2007 at 1:26 am

  About your question (probability of having a great day), I thing the answer is 3.703% (3*[(1/9)*(1/9)]).
  thank you.

• 6 Jaavid // Sep 27, 2007 at 11:25 pm

  Bey onha gush nakonid, khahnum! Man va zan’am video’yey shoma tamasha kardim, va bey ma khosh gozasht.

  Bey neyzaram, one of the best things about this website is the diversity of its content. It appeals to everyone, and motehsephaney it’s been uncool to learn in this country by many for a long time.

  That’s rubbish! We love this part of Bebin.TV, lotfan adamey bediin!

  Zendey bahshin,
  -Jaavid

• 7 Hesham // Sep 29, 2007 at 7:10 pm

  mhhh… that’s a trick question. a couple of things are not clear in the question. like if three of them are in the restaurant tomorrow will be a great day or not? and apparently that’s a mistake and you meant when two of them meet in the restaurant not enter at the same time (this probability can be next to zero depending on the smallest time step you define). Anyway, I guess the answer is one of these: ~70% or ~54% or ~66.66%, sorry but the questions isn’t clear

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