For every i∈N let Ai, Bi and Ci be three finite and pairwise disjoint subsets of N. Suppose that for every partition of N consisting of sets A, B and C there exists i∈N such that Ai⊂A, Bi⊂B and Ci⊂C. Prove that there also exists a finite S⊂N such that for every partition of N consisting of sets A, B and C there exists i∈S such that Ai⊂A, Bi⊂B and Ci⊂C.
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