What mundane question can you ask somebody that will tell you a lot about their personality?

[@Ro.Ro.]

this channel is one of my long-time favorites. thanks for not changing.

[@jakerussell135]

If, by not changing, you mean reuploadijg the same 100 videos from all the way back in 2019, then yes it hasn't changed

[@josephjoestarsthirdwife]

@@jakerussell135yes I love it

[@LoverList]

How do you typically spend your free time?" is a question that can reveal a lot about a person's personality. Some people may enjoy spending their free time engaged in adventurous activities, while others may prefer quiet hobbies like reading or gardening. Some people may prioritize socializing with friends and family, while others may prefer to spend their time alone. By asking this question, you can gain insights into a person's values, interests, and priorities, which can help you better understand their personality.

[@example5237]

that fr sounds like a chatgpt response. thats 100000% from chatgpt u lazy mf

[@inihilisme1511]

What about the people who don't have hobbies tho? Are they aliens?

[@LoverList]

@@letsworkoutabit1959 That's true, but we can still use this question as a conversation starter. Even if someone isn't 100% truthful, we can still learn more about them by engaging in further discussions.

[@cyberdelicxp9125]

I draw alone. And hike around with my dog. I'm friendly, charismatic and even good looking. I just don't like people.

[@panspermiapancakes]

I've been asked this question a lot over the years and while I could give a detailed accurate response on how I spend my free time, I happen to be aware that the things I do with my free time is too informative and the average employer is likely not to going to appreciate my response from social stigmas based around those activities. Honestly, I spend most of my free time alone, playing video games or reading or watching movies, and growing weed since it's legal in my state. lol I'm aware there is a stigma around these activities and for the longest time, I just didn't engage with the question and chose not to respond. I realized after a while that since I'm asked this question so often, it's better to just give answers that seem more productive. So, if I'm asked, I go mountain bike riding on trails and kayaking down the river and 3d printing tools and objects "every chance I get" and since I actually do those things but not nearly as often, it's easier to just give them an answer they will probably appreciate rather than judging me on how I actually spend most of my free time. lol It's not just employers asking the question, but If I don't know the person well enough, like my dentist asking me this question just for the sake of conversation, I'm either going to be tight lipped or give the productive response just avoid being judged by how I prefer to spend my free time. Ultimately, I don't feel like it's any of their damn business on how I spend my free time because the things I do is what I enjoy, regardless of the stigmas around it. I just have enough sense to understand the person probably isn't going to relate, and judge me based on it. If it's being asked by a potential employer, they are going to appreciate a more productive response if they are thinking about hiring you because they think it will equate to your productivity in a work environment. The truth is though, it's not really a good way to judge a persons value in the workforce, because i'm still going to be one of your most productive workers, even if I do spend most of my free time lazing about. It's my chance to relax, I shouldn't be judged on my work ethic based on it. The only time this question seems reasonable to answer correctly is while dating because lying about it is going to get you exposed rather quickly since that person may end up being around you during your free time so it's best to just be upfront about it and hope they engage in similar things or at least not mind it.

[@dbspaceoditty]

honestly after recent years. talking about politics. i really dont care which side you are on. but its your ability to entertain an opposing opinion or viewpoint. it speaks volumes about somebodys critical thinking skills and their aptitude for creative and unique thoughts. my current GF voted for hilary in 2016 and i voted for trump in 2020. im very conservative she is very liberal. we have opposing political views on many things. BUT WE CAN MAKE IT WORK SO FUCKING EASILY why cant complete strangers just co-exist together in a world. its our ability to entertain opposing view points in a calm collective manner.

[@serperiorandtheanimator9216]

A good question for me is "It's a zombie outbreak, and you're trying to survive. You get to choose any vehicle to survive it, what would you choose and why?" ( you don’t have to know how to drive it in real life- hell, it can even be fictional) I always ask this one because it gets people to think about their answer. I've gotten answers like a tank, a shuttle that orbits the earth while they're frozen inside and wait for it to pass, and I think a helicopter. my answer is always a sea plane because its the only vehicle that can go on land, water and air.

[@Sir_Squid]

Takes up to much fuel and i doubt many people know how to fly it, say if you kniw how to but are injured and cant fly it, you have a freind with you but they dont know how to operate it. You are skrewed.

[@Sir_Squid]

I would get a cruise ship and park it near an area with an ubandance of stuff to loot, i can ferry the supplies from the land to the ship using the life rafts or other transport.

[@blackmagician7645]

I would go with either a space ship- to reserve my future on another planet. Or a time machine- to change the events of the past and save the world. Depends on my fight or flight response.😅

[@yorgentorgenherdeeder1090]

Voltron

[@Omnomface]

Bicycle. Requires low maintenance, there's a ton of them, and fuel goes bad in 2-3 months if not used.

[@Lobito-qz9pz]

"Do the ends justify the means?" Philosophy isn't meant for everyone, I get that, but this lets me know how they go about bearing the weight of conflict in their lives. Whether or not they can bear that weight comfortably can tell me whether or not they are a good friend, or even a good partner

[@lefroste6370]

shitty midwit question

[@sebaschan-uwu]

It really depends on the situation. If the world was going to blow up in 10 minutes if I didn't kill 100 random children, then yeah the end would justfiy the means. If I killed 100 children to sacrifice to the weather gods, that would not be justified even if no extreme weather ever happened again. However if we were in a primitive society that actually believed sacrificing 100 children would ensure the eternal safety and prosperity of the nation then it would be justified in some sense But if we talk about something like the americans killing most of the native americans so they could take their land and create 1 huge country, I think the end doesn't justify the means because they could have united under 1 country without any warfare. At least in an ideal world.

[@Dots_The_Demon_Lord]

"Depends on the goal. If someone has to kill over a million people to ensure peacefulness and happiness for the rest of the entire population. Then yes. If someone just tricks and betrays hundreds just for their own gain, then no." Now tell me what do you think about me

[@leftylizard9085]

It's impossible to answer yes or no to this question because it's simply too vague. I would need variables like "the ends" and "the means" filled in for me with a specific example in order to answer that conclusively.

[@waffle6925]

of course

[@davidtherwhanger6795]

How to tell a caveman about the internet. Ug, oonga boonga op gabba (spreading out arms wide in arc around and over you). (Grab and point at rock) Kappenga! (Throw rock at Gork.) Harrunga! (Wait for Gork to wake up again) Tikka-Tokka, Tikka-Tokka. (Gork wakes up) Gork! (make throwing motions and point repeatedly at Gork). (Gork throws rock back and beans Ug in the head. Jump up and down) Pingga-Pingga, Ug gabba Inna Boxxa!

[@xquisid]

Tobanga, David. Tobanga!

[@kat9119]

Once in a job interview I got presented with this scenario followed with a question: Imagine that I'm someone living somewhere way off the grid. Out in the middle of the woods. And I have never had toast, and don't know how to make it. Tell me how you would walk someone through making toast over the phone. Ps: Yes, they seriously asked me that. I've actually encountered that question/scenario twice in my life when doing a job interview for an IT type position. 😁

[@nautica00]

Put the bread on some fire

[@panspermiapancakes]

They are trying to figure out your ability to describe a step by step situation in as much detail as possible. It lets them know if you are good at giving directional informative instructions or if you're going to give a low effort response or misunderstand the question based on the context of the question being framed. For example, since the hypothetical person was "living off the grid" some people may falsely assume the question is asking you to come up with an idea on how they would be able to make toast in that situation, but that isn't what you're being asked to do. lol So by saying "put bread on fire" is not only an incorrect response, but you failed to understand the task at hand. You're being asked to described how to make toast with a toaster to someone that has never used one before. You're not being asked to come up with a way for that person to make toast while living off the grid, you're being asked to explain to them how to make a toast in a modern way. This is likely due to the fact that your job will require you to give instructions to customers that ask questions to things that you yourself just assume everyone knows how to do. However, by "assuming" they already know, you may be extremely unhelpful with your response by skipping most of the details because you assume it's something everyone already knows how to do.

[@AlexReynard]

Right away I need to know if they have a way to buy bread, or if I have to walk them through cultivating wheat and making it.

[@kat9119]

@AlexReynard , I asked that too. Fortunately, they had a loaf of bread. I breathed a huge sigh of relief after that. Because I had held by braced myself and was mentally preparing myself to get ready to walk them through how to make that by hand. Thank god I'm a food nerd and have done that before! 😅

[@kat9119]

But I think I would have had a bit of trouble if I'd had to grow the wheat and grind it to make the flour. That would be something I haven't done yet. But I do know a tiny bit about it. I know someone who had to attend a special baking class at the American Institute Bakery for the new promotion they'd gotten at company they worked for. The class handled the more scientific aspects of bakong and troubleshooting bread dough issues. That same person explained to me before about how there is different combinations of wheat berries that are harvested from wheat crops and are used in making certain brands popular flours.

[@Kayenne54]

How they talk to staff at a cafe or restaurant, or even take-away place...Also what kind of weird questions they throw at you. Or any comments they make about people passing by...

[@Dots_The_Demon_Lord]

I'd say, I speak curtly and respectfully. And that's about it. Minimise conversation but have them know that you're well bred. I don't ask weird questions, and I couldn't care less about the people passing by because they're just being themselves living their lives just like how I am. Now tell me what do you think about myself

[@Sleepy_Joe]

Or their attitude toward their parents

[@mariazeredo6657]

@@Sleepy_Joe how so?

[@Sleepy_Joe]

@@mariazeredo6657 it has to do with how they view authority. Parents tell you when you're wrong. How they react to that themselves tells a lot about whether they'll listen to you when they're wrong.

[@mariazeredo6657]

@@Sleepy_Joe i think that makes sense for most cases, however there are cases where the parents are the ones who don't admit it when they're wrong. Sometimes a person can respond badly to their parents/authority figures with reason

[@AlexReynard]

The correct answer to, "You're a racist because you notice different things about people correlating to their potato chip preference" is, "What is it like being someone who never thinks?"

[@VersieKilgannon]

I always ask people what kind of music they like. Other than Kpop, I don't really have a specific genre I like. So I can talk to anyone about almost any artists within any specific genre 😃

[@NoopyP]

Same. My music is like 50% K-pop (this percentage fluctuates throughout the year) and the rest is just a lot of very different stuff going from Eurovision to KZbin parodies to Disney Channel songs to EDM to rock to metal to musicals to traditionnal/folk music and so on and so forth...

[@VersieKilgannon]

@@NoopyP what Kpop groups do you like? 😃

[@NoopyP]

To me the question "What is your favorite color?" is about how you feel about that specific color. What it represents for you. My favorite color is green. I think it's the prettiest and it also reminds me of so many things I love, identify with. I feel like it's the best color to represent my values and beliefs. It's not about what colors I wanna see in clothes or objects... Although honestly I want everything to be green lol.

[@pohjanvanamo]

Yes, something like this. It's like an emotion, and may not need any reasoning. I like colours. Bright colours, muted colours, light or dark ones... But I have preferences which I usually only use when picking a colour in games. Yellow is one of my go-to ones. 🤫

[@sj5218]

This is interesting, can you tell me what my answer says about me. Answer: I pretty much love all colors at different times and for different reasons. I can’t choose just one, because that’s subject to change at anytime lol.

[@ferretqueen2908]

My favorite colors are blue and green, they are both so calming and remind me of sitting by a peaceful lake.

[@jcoolguy1548]

​@@ferretqueen2908You're probably a very down-to-earth person. (Pun intended)

[@ferretqueen2908]

@@jcoolguy1548 I like to think I am :)

[@aslamnurfikri7640]

I once got asked "Why cement comes in 50 kg packs?" I answered so it's not too heavy and people can still carry them and that's the correct one

[@HaloHighlightz]

Is it weird that I have found other channels that narrate the content and show video game play, but I’ve missed the robo voice with the Reddit comment text background? Subscribed ❤

[@PandiTheBear]

The last time I did something for the first time was a day or two ago. Installed a new CPU into a pc after updating my own bios for the first time ever as well. Fun stuff. Edit: bears aren’t exactly aggressive.

[@marcsando]

The whole toilet paper instalation direction thing. Do it over UNLESS you have a cat. Once your adorable kitty discovers that interesting, movable roll its all over if you installed it roll-over-the top. I found that if it rolls UNDER the silly feline can't get the thing to unwind, at least without more effort. Also, if the Earth was truly flat housecats would have pushed everything over the edge a long time ago, just to spite us.

[@jouneymanwizard]

If you are asking at a job interview, a number of theses things are illegal to ask in the USA. IANAL, and TBF you can not get the job by calling them on it (BUT they can say b/c of anything else). If you are a decent employer who is trying to be good and legit, run your creative ideas past Legal before using them. If you are using these on dates however, All Is Fair In Love And War

[@sbj89123]

I always put my cart back. I laugh every time I hear this cart theory cause I’ve always done it because in my early 20s, I read some damn article that said successful people always return their carts. Duped!!! 😂

[@TheArborphiliac]

The chip thing is an example of a heuristic THAT PERSON finds useful for imagining/explaining the people they meet. Its called a soft science for a reason.

[@littlepinkskeleton]

I saw a good one that said if you're trying to figure out if a potential date is okay, reject them in a soft way. If they say ''let's meet on tuesday'', say ''actually, i'd prefer wednesday'' or something along those lines. If they freak out and start raging, that's a bad sign.

[@TheArborphiliac]

The one about making up back stories, id think the most telling thing is that the person doesnt pick up on/match your energy. If they start off mean but as soon as you say something silly they switch approaches, then maybe they just have crappy family/friends, and theyre happy to be with someone who doesnt make them feel like they have to be superior to everyone else. Also, are they picking up on cues, reading the room, etc. Definitely wouldn't be an immediate no if they were mean, id watch to see how it played out.

[@bluesakura007]

“Ya like jazz?”

[@kimdoe5889]

What animal would you be: my cat as that kitty has the best life ever. Lottery: would buy and pay off a small but beautiful house. Put the remaining amount in investments and retirement funds. Then work for fun.

[@canaan5337]

18:36 manhole covers are round because no mater which way it is turned it can’t fall down the hole.

[@NoopyP]

I had a lot of fun answering each of these questions myself.

[@livewellwitheds6885]

I would be stumped on all of the food questions haha. well I guess I still have a favorite food- I just don't eat it. all my nutrition comes from a feeding tube, so that would be my answers to things like "what are you making for dinner"

[@Slimeball21_3]

Movies, Music, Hobby. Tells you a lot.

[@jamiebarringer4019]

Any of the things they tell you not to discuss with people. Like politics/religion.

[@LandonStrauss-hc1sc]

There you go!

[@LandonStrauss-hc1sc]

Yea they say that because religious and political beliefs are very revealing about ones personality.

[@AbbadonOfTheKey]

Whoah! My favorite dinosaurs is the archeopteryx too! It's the common ancestor of the dove and the serpent, which i find super interesting and symbolic. I've never heard anyone else say the same!

[@qe1025]

I would ask something like „ Are you a feminist?“. ("What is a women?“ or "How many Genders are there?“ also work.)

[@ari_safari]

The cart one is interesting.. I hate rules and social norms but I’m putting my cart away, because if I don’t there’s a worker that’s going to have to do it. Same with throwing trash away at the theater. Just not being a dickhead.

[@staceynainlab888]

if I won the lottery, I'd put the money in the bank and take comfort in not having to worry so much for at last a little while

[@maddmira9888]

Last thing I’ve done for the first time? Almost donated some of my plasma. Guys were hitting on me in that place and the couldn’t get the needle in. They gave up and said I should come back another time when my body is warmer for the vein to come up. I forgot how much I don’t like needles. Not going back.

[@melissaharris3890]

you just won the lottery what do you do 1. how much money did I win? is that before or after taxes and fees?(mom's a CPA) 2. assuming its over 5 figures, i save/invest 10%, then give 10%to charity 3. you need to tell me the actual amount because i need yo know if I can buy a car, house or mansion

[@jismeraiverhoeven]

For the superpower one i guess they dont know what having those powers would actually be like XD. Tough if they would work like in the movies i would probably go for shapeshifting myself

[@godbearxd]

Last thing I did for the 1st time were mushrooms. Only .5ml though, wasn't about all the nausea I kept hearing about so wanted to play it safe, so it didn't feel much different than getting high tbh. Gonna work up to a whole gram next time.

[@jayemerengueli]

I hate that it tastes like caca. 😭

[@jebes909090]

Ive never heard anyone describe mushroom portions in ml

[@jayemerengueli]

He probably means mg, unless it was liquified.

[@jebes909090]

@@jayemerengueli i mean it works out the same, but ya . Could just be a spelling mistake.

[@jayemerengueli]

@@jebes909090 I've had someone get mad at me because 1 fl. oz (fluid ounce) didn't equate to 1 oz (ounce) and I wanted to punch his dumb ass. 😂

[@onerian8178]

im competitive at bowling, not because i want to show off or beat anyone but because i use to play a lot wehen i was young i was on a league for a few years and i want to beat my last score. i couldnt care less if i beat you or not i just want to beat myself and improve.

[@nicmckeever8551]

Im pretty sure the song you mention and premier was actually cut from the movie and reused in Tarintinos homage to The Thing.

[@ChilloHaus]

14:19 the realest answer in the whole video

[@blackmagician7645]

🤔Da-yam. Stumped at the first question. Guess I can say turned the age I am now at my last birthday.😅

[@jacobkohr7243]

17:30 As someone who grew up in a religious household and neighborhood and also has an ongoing fascination with paleontology, the 6000 year thing really doesn't bother me on it's own, at least not compared to when people get really self righteous about their views one way or another ("if you believe in dinosaurs/ paleontology you're a heretic" or on the other side "if you don't believe in evolution you're a bible thumping redneck who regularly gets intimate with close relatives".) Telling me your favorite dinosaur is Megalodon on the other hand, that really gets under my skin and has happened with far more educated adults than it should have.

[@isabelc2131]

Oh, people are right about the 'bible' thumbing stuff. Folks who do that have been abused into it and are likely to forward the abuse. This is not about opinions, we're talking FACTS here.

[@Scoots_McGee]

When bowling, I will have fun and not be too serious, but also be competitive and try to win, but I am not a poor sport so I will get amped for my opponent when they okay well too. I'll definitely slam two pitchers as well

[@sebaschan-uwu]

There's no point in playing a game if you aren't trying to win, so I'll try to win but I won't take it that seriously because I'm not a competitive bowler. I'll be more focused on having fun with the other person than winning

[@volcanic3761]

Bro didnt get a job because he said he would be a bear without being given some time to think how petty is that holyshit

[@zakosist]

Maybe they sabotaged him on purpose, we dont even know for what reason he answered bear

[@dragoninthewest1]

16:50 the red tail hawk is my favorite dinosaur (didn't specify it had to be prehistoric)

[@johnk476]

The tp dispenser's patent has the roll over the top as correct

[@zakosist]

The first question really took me a while to think of any answer at all, if it doesnt have to be something big I would say tasting miso pretty recently. If it has to be a little more unique I would say getting a tattoo, but thats like maybe a year ago (or maybe longer or shorter, dont know, maybe 2 years). The backstory game I would probably suck at, most of the time there just isnt "anything there" when I look at people I dont know. I wonder how accurate these "tests" really are

[@mtheory3]

I give scammers incorrect tips on how to use english. For instance one was using a script that somehow included "foresight" and I suggested they use "foreskin" instead because it's more informal

[@arnoldschpeiker7887]

Jesus, all that clarifying that redditor had to do because of their reply about chips/crisps.

[@sebaschan-uwu]

Yeah redditors are unfathomably stupid

[@Midnight_Warrior]

the last time I did something for the first time was a few hours ago and it was helping set up a balloon arch for school and listen to the homestuck soundtrack

[@shawnhornick1901]

I was told nobody cares what your favorite color is because “That’s Small Talk” and nobody likes small talk

[@sebaschan-uwu]

Knowing things about other people, especially people you like is interesting

[@culturedcritters]

"How are you?", get loads of info from the response to this if you're paying attention and depending on how well you know the person.

[@inihilisme1511]

Huh, no, most would roboticly respond "I'm fine" and sometime add "and you?"

[@sirsurnamethefirstofhisnam7986]

That’s the most generic question ever I probably ask and get asked that 50 times a day nobody actually cares it basically a hello

[@steviemurray6617]

Do you have reddit? Not my question being among these lol

[@cyberdelicxp9125]

I ask people "if you can have 1 super power, what would it be?" "What do u know Tim curry from?" Is good. I have multiple answers

[@TheArborphiliac]

"your favorite color" does NOT mean "what color you would want everything to be". That person is not very good at abstract thought.

[@Wendy_O._Koopa]

Is it weird that my first reaction was who TF can afford ice cream truck prices? I mean, I guess, I _technically_ can, but I could probably buy a whole box for the price of one pop. But then, those Sonic heads with derpy eyes aren't really sold in any store I've ever seen. So, IDK.

[@tdot1090]

Do you tilt your head or the taco when eating one

[@Dots_The_Demon_Lord]

Questions, guys, fire away, I want to know how you analyse me as a person because I don't know what tf am I

[@SandraSine40]

my favorite dinosaur is Ichthyosaurus or Itchy for short

[@jaspervalentino6042]

I tried shrooms and did my taxes for the first time this year, age 21.

[@austint7533]

Ask them “wut dat mouf do”

[@armadillotoe]

Now that I am retired and don't give a rat's azz what people think, it is much easier to come up with sarcastic or filthy answers. Until you open your fridge, the penguin is both dead and alive.

[@SomaKitsune]

What music/films are you into?

[@kens2328]

Do you use your turn signals?

[@indridcold8433]

Is it safe?

[@sanmonmusoutan]

would you be more likely to be drunk or high?

[@EnDB]

3 bean soup🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@literallyjustdragons1902]

the last thing I did for the first time was sprain my ankle on a trampoline. it was not fun

[@o.m9514]

Where are you from?

[@jayemerengueli]

What does HP stand for? Health Points Regarding history, while the person is wrong, inaccurate history can be taught and is presumed to have been taught in America.

[@davidtherwhanger6795]

In all honestly some of what is taught is inaccurate as we discover we were wrong about it before more information came to light.

[@williambrennan5701]

At the 15 minute mark they talk about returning carys and it being the man's favorite thing to do at the store to go outside and collect up the carts and put them away. This is me exactly. The few months that I worked at a big box store. The Oh you're a horrible person if you don't put the cart back thing is simply a push by corporate America so they can employ less people. It sounds stupid but follow the money. Walmart has way more than 4000 stores let's just go with 4,000. If Walmart could get people to put their cards back and it results in even one less job per store for just a peasly $20,000 a year. My calculator says that's 80 million per year in savings.... That's just one employee and that's just Walmart and not every single store I've sure it's well north of a hundred million just for Walmart. If I'm in a flat parking lot I will probably put my car back if I'm in a parking lot where I can put the wheels up on a curb where they don't blow into a car I leave it out every time There is someone getting a paycheck because of it.

[@williambrennan5701]

Any grammar errors are from the speech to text program I listen to these Reddit stories on my long commute to work everyday It's a lot safer to hit a reply button and simply speak in the car than it is to type. Police forward any complaints you have to Google.

[@sebaschan-uwu]

​@@williambrennan5701lmao there's no way you said please in a way that sounded like police

[@RoundShades]

Everybody strict about the toilet paper roll going flap over and not under, until they own cats and find their toilet paper unrolled onto the ground. No, training them won't solve their occasional boredom. No, idiots visiting will keep letting the cats in, or, they'll sneak in just one time you are sleepy whilst leaving the toilet room, and then they're closed in and are bored, your see where this is going .

[@rochellethundercloud346]

What's your favorite quote,and why What is your favorite color What is your favorite song

[@shirleysmith1504]

Ok thanks for the information

[@davidtherwhanger6795]

Favorite Quote. Which ever one I'm using at the moment and can remember. Favorite Color. Black. Because black is just really, really, really, really dark blue. And there are only 5 colors in the world. Blue, Trops (white), Haze Gray, Gun Metal Gray, and Battleship Gray. So says Saint Company Commander at Navy Bootcamp. And 10 billion pushups can't be wrong. Favorite Song. I literally have over 300 favorite songs. Depending on my mood at the time, when I discover another, and when I hear one I have forgotten.

[@129140163]

I don’t have a favorite quote, favorite color, or favorite song, because I don’t want to be made fun of for them.

[@canaan5337]

11:05 both are good and I’m going to put taco sauce on it either way.

[@affsteak3530]

14:20 Yes, but you didn't need to call me out like that.

[@alisterfolson]

The comments in that post are funny and epic

[@Ameliafromhere]

Mine is- what is your fav sauce for chicken nuggets. You can actually tell a lot by their answer. Lol

[@jismeraiverhoeven]

What if you prefer them without sauce?

[@pizzasllm]

​@@jismeraiverhoeven wtf

[@placebo106]

Do you like to listen to heavy metal or alternative music? It tells me a lot of things about the other person.

[@mariazeredo6657]

What does that tell you?

[@splitbrainlife]

In response to the first post, whats the last thing I did for the first time, last night, I pepper sprayed myself. 15/10 don't reccomend... I might do it again for $500 minimum though.

[@brandongovreau9218]

peppermint schnapps in mountain dew

[@JR-bj3uf]

Question: How do you find a reliable financial advisor after you have won the lottery and everyone is yelling at you? Answer: Tell no one that you won. That means no one. Contact the biggest law firm in your city to represent your interests. You can afford it and you have no idea what you are doing.

[@katherinecomesback]

The last thing I did for the first time was coke 💀💀

[@Leslie-es5ij]

If you had money what charity's would you contribute to?

[@stupidasso6183]

Cake or death...

[@raymillard6457]

Manhole covers are round so they can not fall in the hole no matter what.

[@jrseitz21]

Do you wear masks or believe in them?.....that's all that needs to be said and you can find out a ton about a person now just by that answer

[@scramble7673]

Simple question: mayonnaise or ketchup. That'll tell you everything you need to know.

[@SirReddit]

thats a dependent clause

[@josephstahl3137]

I eat the bottom of the muffin first. Then then sides, top last. I have no friends 🙃

[@isabelc2131]

A lot of this is utter nonsense and doesn't tell you anything about that person. It's housewives' psychology. Many of these people don't even think about. They're just going to answer randomly without any meaning behind it. Same as 'favorite color' and the likes.

[@ridesq]

Do you like tapes or CDs?

[@evilarchconservative2952]

What's on top of your refrigerator?

[@blackmagician7645]

My freezer.😁

[@Scoots_McGee]

This is actually a good one. Not an invasive question. For me it's my stand mixer I use constantly for baking, making pasta, grinding meats. Now you know I like to cook. Some people put knick knacks. What kind of knick knacks? Tells you about their interests, or maybe it's their grandmother's old trinkets, tells you the person values family. I like this question

[@SappinYourSentries]

Bread and breakfast things (oatmeal, boxed cereal). Sometimes fruit. Instant noodles.

[@blacknbougie8021]

I try not be that person but I don't put my cart back unless the cart port is nearby. I'm sorry but I just don't feel like it😔

[@jebes909090]

You are the worst person. I ALWAYS put cart back.

[@culturedcritters]

I see that a lot of the questions here are job interview questions, don't do that.

[@TheNoiseySpectator]

I stopped at 8:42.

[@sammyhooligan803]

I find that rather Obnoxious and personally, pompous, really.

[@god-mode]

I like asking girls what there perfect weekend would look like ... tells you alot about her ^^

[@jebes909090]

Lol at the unreliable redditors who eat the newer brand chips 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@carpballet]

Do you like pizza?

[@bpfourlife8239]

Did you vote for Trump?

[@gpt-jcommentbot4759]

yes

[@delfinenteddyson9865]

That sounds more like a question that tells alot about who asks it.

[@bpfourlife8239]

@@delfinenteddyson9865 lame

[@YaMadaIsAho]

What is your pronoun? If the answer is not "my what?" Or sarcastic answer Walk away.

[@isabelc2131]

It's unfortunately very common to experience folks feeling as smug about their ignorance as you are.

[@blackmagician7645]

My mundane question is- what wish would you make if you could have anything you want? 🧞‍♂️ I'll reveal mine in my comment post.

[@blackmagician7645]

My wish would be- To have the power to grant my own wishes.😉

[@amberkat8147]

@@blackmagician7645 That's a great answer. Mine was "perfect physical health." Because I'm so tired of my body limiting me.

[@affsteak3530]

​@Amber Kat that's an amazing answer. You'd still be able to live a full, exciting life in your nineties. Also, I've got one foot in an orthopedic boot, so I can currently sympathize.