A group of monkeys once found a typewriter. They had no idea what it was for, but they started hitting the keys randomly. They thought it was some kind of newfangled drum set. One monkey sat on it, another jumped on the keys. They made a huge racket and the typewriter keys were going all over the place. After a while, they got bored and left the typewriter in a jumbled mess. It was a long, funny incident that really had no point at all.
Sometimes a story can be long and funny but have no clear moral or purpose. Maybe it's just a series of random humorous events strung together for the sake of entertainment.
There was a little boy who put his shoes on his hands and his gloves on his feet. Then he tried to walk around the house like that. He slipped and slid all over the floor. His parents were laughing so hard. He also tried to pick things up with his shoes - hands and it was a total mess. He did this just for the fun of it, with no real aim or point in his actions. It was a really long and funny adventure for him.
Well, there's no set length for a story point. It's more about the effort or complexity involved. Sometimes a simple task might be assigned a few story points, while a complex one could have many more.
The length of a story point in Jira varies. It's more about estimating the amount of work involved rather than a specific time duration. Different teams might have slightly different interpretations based on their context and experience.
Once upon a time, there was a duck. This duck didn't do much. It just waddled around the pond all day. It would quack at the fish, but the fish ignored it. Then it tried to fly but only managed to get a few feet off the ground before landing back in the water with a big splash. And that's the end of the story.
A dog found a bone. Instead of chewing on it or burying it, the dog carried it around for hours. It went from one corner of the yard to the other, through the doghouse and back out again. Then it dropped the bone in a flower bed, and just left it there and started chasing its own tail. That's the whole story.
Here is another. There was an old man in a village who was known for his forgetfulness. Once, he went to the market to buy some groceries. He asked the shopkeeper for some spices. When the shopkeeper gave him the packet, he paid and started to leave. But then he suddenly stopped and said, 'Wait, I came here to buy a goat!' Everyone around had a good laugh at his confusion.