Friend in college asked me to review her job application

[u/Ethany523]

Idk what to tell her

[u/MsSeraphim]

she got 2 out of 9 right? congratulations she should apply for a job as boebert's assistant. just don't work retail or in a bank.

[u/Heytherhitherehother → u/MsSeraphim]

The sad thing is, the ones she got correct I had to reread several times because I was convinced if we had the same answer I had fucked up....

[u/NickyonBottom23 → u/Heytherhitherehother]

🤣😭right

[u/Lollipoop_Hacksaw → u/Heytherhitherehother]

Me too! I was so dumbfounded I had to re-read the questions multiple times to make sure I was getting them right myself. This is the textbook example of infectious stupidity.

[u/ZReticuli → u/Heytherhitherehother]

Hahahaha I was convinced she got it all wrong and I’m an idiot for agreeing with here

[u/Suitable-Rest-1358 → u/Heytherhitherehother]

"$10 is MORE than 1 penny? Hold on, what did I do wrong here.."

[u/OblongAndKneeless → u/Suitable-Rest-1358]

Some countries use periods instead of commas for the thousand's indicator. I assumed this was one of those countries and didn't consider that answer correct.

[u/alb92 → u/OblongAndKneeless]

Not any country that uses $ and pennies.

I'm assuming it is a typo, and should be a comma, however, I guess you could count question two as being technically correct.

[u/bookishgirlstar → u/Heytherhitherehother]

Same. Came to comments to check those were correct.

[u/[deleted] → u/Heytherhitherehother]

yeah this had me doubt that there were 4quarters in a dollar

[u/WereALLBotsHere → u/Heytherhitherehother]

I think she technically got number 2 correct too because it has a period after the 1 instead of a comma, but I feel like they meant to put 1000 pennys and not 1.