FACT or CRAP? 2019
01-14-2019, 09:29 AM
#91
If you were to stack dollar bills in a mile-high pile, the pile would be worth $14.5 million.
FACT or CRAP ?
this reminds me of when my youngest
interviewed at GOOGLE they had some interesting ?'s like how many quarters do you think it would take to reach from floor to celing in here? 
FACT or CRAP ?
this reminds me of when my youngest
interviewed at GOOGLE they had some interesting ?'s like how many quarters do you think it would take to reach from floor to celing in here? RE: the Google questions, they're a test of how you analyze questions for which the answer isn't obvious and for which you lack information. My personal favorite is "how many piano tuners are there in Chicago?". But the quarter one is pretty straight forward; estimate the height of the room (8 feet), make a WAG about the thickness of a quarter (2 mm?), then do the math (8 feet * 12 inches/ft * 25 mm/inch [rounded for ease] / 2mm = 1200 quarters).
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vtecmom (01-14-2019)
01-14-2019, 11:51 AM
#94
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CRAP! There aren't that many dollar bills.
RE: the Google questions, they're a test of how you analyze questions for which the answer isn't obvious and for which you lack information. My personal favorite is "how many piano tuners are there in Chicago?". But the quarter one is pretty straight forward; estimate the height of the room (8 feet), make a WAG about the thickness of a quarter (2 mm?), then do the math (8 feet * 12 inches/ft * 25 mm/inch [rounded for ease] / 2mm = 1200 quarters).
RE: the Google questions, they're a test of how you analyze questions for which the answer isn't obvious and for which you lack information. My personal favorite is "how many piano tuners are there in Chicago?". But the quarter one is pretty straight forward; estimate the height of the room (8 feet), make a WAG about the thickness of a quarter (2 mm?), then do the math (8 feet * 12 inches/ft * 25 mm/inch [rounded for ease] / 2mm = 1200 quarters).
Yeah I understand their reasoning @ the big G not remembering what his reply was but he did get hired
That was a fun place when I visited him there
stuff everywhere!
01-14-2019, 11:52 AM
#95
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still have my YOUTUBE 
tumbler I got @ their store 
tumbler I got @ their store
01-15-2019, 07:13 AM
#96
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If you were to stack dollar bills in a mile-high pile, the pile would be worth $14.5 million.
FACT or CRAP ?
this reminds me of when my youngest interviewed at GOOGLE they had some interesting ?'s like how many quarters do you think it would take to reach from floor to celing in here?
FACT or CRAP ?
this reminds me of when my youngest
interviewed at GOOGLE they had some interesting ?'s like how many quarters do you think it would take to reach from floor to celing in here? FACT
5,280 feet of fun!
01-15-2019, 07:15 AM
#97
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The expression " going to the dogs " was first used during the 1800s to describe food unfit for human consumption.
FACT or CRAP ?
FACT or CRAP ?
01-15-2019, 07:16 AM
#98
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CRAP! There aren't that many dollar bills.
RE: the Google questions, they're a test of how you analyze questions for which the answer isn't obvious and for which you lack information. My personal favorite is "how many piano tuners are there in Chicago?". But the quarter one is pretty straight forward; estimate the height of the room (8 feet), make a WAG about the thickness of a quarter (2 mm?), then do the math (8 feet * 12 inches/ft * 25 mm/inch [rounded for ease] / 2mm = 1200 quarters).
RE: the Google questions, they're a test of how you analyze questions for which the answer isn't obvious and for which you lack information. My personal favorite is "how many piano tuners are there in Chicago?". But the quarter one is pretty straight forward; estimate the height of the room (8 feet), make a WAG about the thickness of a quarter (2 mm?), then do the math (8 feet * 12 inches/ft * 25 mm/inch [rounded for ease] / 2mm = 1200 quarters).
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