- Woohoo!

I mean Eid Mubarak!

- Every year, we bring this silver tray covered with... - Almonds, olives, apricots.

- I love apricots!

- Then let's add... - More!

- Are those honey cakes?!

- Should we add... - More?

More, more, more please!

Ah!

Maybe not so much goat cheese.

- But before we go, a really, really important Eid al-Adha tradition-- - I like that last tradition because it involves food.

- Dividing the meat into three equal parts.

- Yes!

Meat division!

- One, one, one.

Two, two, two!

- You used fair sharing on your Halloween adventure.

- We divided up candy, right?

- Was I in that one?

- Every year, we keep one third of the meat.

- One third is...?

- When you've got three equal parts of something, each part is a third.

- We give one third to our neighbors and one third to someone with less.

- Less what?

- Someone who doesn't have enough food or clothes, the basic stuff that everyone needs.

Uh, Amir, the fair sharing doesn't look so fair.

- I put the same number of meatballs in every bowl!

- But they're all different sizes, so one bowl has more meat than the others.

- If we don't divide it into three equal parts, this won't be the best Eid al-Adha ever!

- (Amir and Yasmina): WE'VE GOT A BIG PROBLEM!

- Yes!

A pan balance!

- Where?

- You used one when you were visiting Cleopatra.

- With the pans that balance!

I knew that.

- We can use the pan balance to divide the meatballs into three groups that weigh the same!

- Then, there will be the same amount of meat in each bowl.

- (Peg): This pan goes down because this bowl has more meat.

It's heavier.

- But we can take from more and give to less until... - They weigh the same!

- These two weigh the same too!

- They all weigh the same!

- Eid Mubarak!

- And so... - ♪♪ Problem solved ♪ - ♪ The problem is solved ♪ - I'll get the tray!

- ♪ We solved the problem Problem solved ♪♪