Tell me a funny story that has 'yes' in it.

I'm not sure which specific 'yes girl story' you are referring to. There could be many stories with that name. Maybe it's about a girl who always says yes to new adventures or opportunities.

Yes. Once there was a little boy. His mother asked him if he had washed his hands before dinner. He said yes very loudly. But when his mother checked, his hands were still dirty. He then said with a big grin that he thought 'yes' would make his hands clean magically.

A dog went to the park. It saw a squirrel and immediately chased it. But the squirrel climbed up a tree. The dog, not understanding that it couldn't reach the squirrel up there, started barking at the base of the tree non - stop. Then it tried to climb the tree too. It managed to get its front paws on the trunk but just slid back down. It was a really funny sight as the dog kept trying again and again with great enthusiasm.

In a 'yes day based on a true story', it could be that a family was facing some challenges in their relationships. So they decided to have a yes day. The children might have asked to visit a far - away park or to have a big pizza party at home. By saying yes, the parents are not only fulfilling the kids' wishes but also teaching them about trust and spontaneity. It can be a very positive experience that can have a long - lasting impact on the family dynamic. It could also inspire other families to try the same thing and bring more joy into their lives.

There were two friends, Tom and Jerry. They went to a zoo. Jerry saw a camel and said, 'Look, Tom, that horse has such a long neck!' Tom laughed out loud and replied, 'Jerry, that's not a horse, it's a camel!' Jerry's silly mistake made them both laugh a lot.

There was a group of ducks walking in a line. One of the ducks at the back was daydreaming and didn't notice that the others had stopped. So it walked right into the duck in front of it. This made all the ducks start quacking loudly in surprise. They waddled around in a confused mess for a few minutes before getting back into their line and continuing their walk.

Once upon a time, there was a duck who thought he was a chicken. He would try to roost in the chicken coop every night. The chickens were very confused by this strange 'chicken' that quacked instead of clucked. One day, a fox came near the coop. All the chickens were scared and huddled together. But the duck, thinking he was a chicken, waddled right up to the fox and started quacking angrily. The fox was so startled by this odd creature that he ran away. And the duck became the hero of the chicken coop.

Once upon a time, there was a cat that thought it was a dog. It chased cars, barked at the mailman (well, meowed as if it was barking), and even tried to fetch sticks. One day, it saw a real dog doing these things and got so confused. It stared at the dog for a long time, as if trying to figure out why it wasn't as good at being a dog as the other one. It was really funny to watch.

A magician was performing on stage. He pulled out a rabbit from his hat as usual. But this time, the rabbit didn't want to come out. It held onto the inside of the hat with all its might. The magician had to pull really hard and finally, when the rabbit came out, it had the magician's wig in its mouth. The whole audience burst into laughter.

The Yes Bank scam was a complex affair. There were problems like aggressive lending without proper risk assessment. The bank had lent large amounts to certain corporate groups that later defaulted. This led to a liquidity crisis within the bank. Additionally, there were governance issues within the bank. The management failed to maintain transparency and proper checks and balances. As a result, depositors were at risk, and the overall financial stability of the bank was in jeopardy. It took significant efforts from regulatory authorities and other banks to rescue Yes Bank and restore some stability in the financial system.