Jewish humor takes the definition of humor and narrows it to something comical or amusing created by Jews, about Jews, and reflecting the lives of Jews. In fact, the amusing verses from Proverbs clearly constitute Jewish humor, encompassing all three of these characteristics. He never lets you explain it, and it goes without saying that he is unable to understand it. First, he's heard it before. That something can be food, business, family, anti-Semitism, health, wealth, or survival.
Jewish humor is often quick and biting.
You can easily miss it if you're not really listening. A man who dies asks that his ashes be scattered over Blooming dale's so that his wife will visit once in a while. It can be sarcastic, complaining, resigned, or descriptive. Sam, please close the window. It's cold outside.