Tyrone, the clever squirrel, lived in a tall oak tree in the middle of the forest. He was known for his quick thinking and problem-solving skills. One sunny day, Tyrone was searching for food when he stumbled upon a picnic blanket. On the blanket, he found a plate of delicious mac and cheese. Tyrone's mouth watered at the sight of the cheesy dish.

As he was about to take a bite, he heard a voice. It was Mac, the mischievous raccoon. Mac had been eyeing the mac and cheese too. "Hey Tyrone, that mac and cheese looks scrumptious. How about we share it?" Mac suggested with a sly grin.

Tyrone knew that sharing with Mac meant he might not get his fair share. So, he came up with a clever plan. "Sure, Mac. Let's play a game. We'll take turns answering riddles, and whoever answers the most correctly gets the mac and cheese," Tyrone proposed.

Mac agreed, thinking he could outsmart Tyrone easily. They started with the first riddle. "I have a long neck and can reach the tallest trees. What am I?" Tyrone asked.

Mac thought for a moment and confidently answered, "A giraffe!"

Tyrone chuckled and said, "No, Mac. The answer is a giraffe, but I was looking for a giraffe's neck."

As the game continued, Tyrone answered each riddle correctly, while Mac struggled to keep up. Finally, it was the last riddle. "I am full of holes but can still hold water. What am I?" Tyrone asked.

Mac scratched his head, unable to figure it out. Tyrone smiled and said, "The answer is a sponge, Mac. Looks like I win!"

Tyrone enjoyed the mac and cheese all by himself, savoring every bite. Mac, although disappointed, couldn't help but admire Tyrone's cleverness. From that day on, Mac learned the importance of using his brain instead of relying on tricks.

Tyrone became a legend in the forest, known for his wit and intelligence. He continued to outsmart his friends in friendly games, but he always shared his victories and his food. And whenever he found mac and cheese, he would remember the day he outsmarted Mac, the mischievous raccoon.