re: Worth $15 an hour?

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Some of those questions are tricky af.

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Of course $10 is more than a penny.. ?

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Is that a period or a comma?

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Of course $10 is more than a penny..

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But it says 1.000 pennies , 1 pennies wouldn't make sense.

US isn't the only country that uses dollar signs, and many countries use period instead of comma for numbers in the thousands

We need to know the country of origin of the person that created the form

5. Could be either 2 or 3 depending on how literal you take the ?
The answer they're likely looking for is 3 items free. In the real world that's not how it works though. If customer comes up to purchase 9 they'll get 2 of them free. The transaction is going to be for a total purchase of 9 items.

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Found the lead sanitarian at McDonalds.

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Are you sure? You might want to check back in a few to see the arguing that will eventually happen over a few of the answers. There you will find what you seek.

The answer is D. all the above.

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No chance. My son in Kindergarten is doing coin counting.

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Don't believe it..

the 70 year old woman on facebook who has grandkids she doesnt talk to says they dont teach basic math anymore since they took out Jesus...

they also dont learn cursive either and the mexicans are taking all the good jobs

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US isn't the only country that uses dollar signs, and many countries use period instead of comma for numbers in the thousands

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Ok. But us and Canada are the only ones that use “Quarters” meaning 25 cents. And we both use commas.

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US isn't the only country that uses dollar signs, and many countries use period instead of comma for numbers in the thousands


Ok. But us and Canada are the only ones that use “Quarters” meaning 25 cents. And we both use commas.

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ok so the person that made the employee form got it wrong, since there is no such thing as 1 PENNIES

it's 1 Penny or 2 Pennies

if whoever owns the store/made the form is from a country that uses decimals to dictate thousands, they will think you are wrong for putting yes.

if they are american and meant 1 Penny, then they will think you are wrong for putting no, but they are actually wrong for writing 1 Pennies and for including numbers after the decimal point at all.

Correct me if wrong, but remember when Wendy’s 1/3 lb burger failed because people thought the 1/4 lb from McDonalds was bigger?

I’ll correct myself. A quick Google search revealed it was A&W. And also McDonalds themselves tried a 1/3 lb, but failed because people thought the 1/4 lb was bigger.