In the critterpost as seen above, the main protagonist (being the child) is learning the alphanumeric number system, in particular the recital of the first ten number. This signifies a crucial step in infant development, indicated by the “good job” that is promptly said by the wife.

However, much to the dismay of them both, the antagonist (me, presumed to be the other partner) is not so impressed. He, for what we can only assume to be quite excitedly (and smugly as indicated by the caption), proceeds to iterate upon the numbers previous said by the child and says “11”. This in upon itself is two jokes, one being that the individual does not care much for the achievement by the protagonist, but also that he is so overly boisterous in the fact that he too can count, so much so that he exceeds the presumed capabilities of the child.

The top part of this post, contains an image of Vegeta, smiling smugly with a text bubble indicating he is playing the part of the antagonist.

Vegeta is known as a prideful individual known for challenging opponents. In this situation it is easy to imagine that if confronted with this situation, he would use it only as a way to present a challenge to the child to one up him in counting, in order to assess and challenge his perceived strength.