What did the pencil sharpener say to the pencil?
Answer: Stop going in circles and get to the point!
Explanation: This joke involves clever wordplay using phrases related to both pencils and communication. "Going in circles" usually means not getting to the main point or being unclear. The punchline instructs the pencil to "get to the point," which is a common expression meaning to directly address the main issue. The humor comes from the play on words involving the circular motion of sharpening a pencil and the metaphorical idea of getting to the point of a conversation.
