I GOT IT RIGHT LFG! it took me 8:32min but a win is a win ig. Worrying about accuracy over speed for now is helping alot with actually internalizing why I choose the right answer choice and not the wrong ones.
Question: why is it that Pat not being a member must be true? Couldn’t it be possible that there is some unknown exception to the rule and that Pat indeed IS a member but just falls within this exception? And then in that case doesn’t it follow that it does not HAVE TO be true that Pat is not a member. Or are we to assume that if the stimulus doesn’t outline an exception to the rule there is no exception to the rule? This is how I came to choose C as opposed to D
Got it right by realizing Pat is not a member and did process of elimination but was doubting myself which is why I took 6 minutes to get to the right answer.
I'm confused because yes, we know Pat is not a member, but it doesnt tell us anything about what non-members can do. so im confused as to why that is the right answer
Members of the club can now receive a special discount, does this not mean that if you're a member of the club you get a special discount? Why is he saying that's not the case?
got it right on BR cause i wasn't rly paying attention the first time i took it lol. I knew D was right but i couldnt understand why B was wrong, and the explanation helped a lot.
What in the actual hell is this, i took sweet 10 min on this question... and still got it wrong...
First bigggest mistake, i am noticing that I dont know what goes on the right side of the arrow and what goes on the left side of arrow.. its too basic..
i made a beginner mistake and ASSUMED pat was a member and chained the conditions.. therefore i chose C under the impression Pat can get the discount at both main st, and walnut location. ! sometimes the answers all come down to simple grammer! annoying !
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I feel like his explanations get weaker as the questions get more difficult. Perfect example - why "B" is wrong in this question.
I got it right, but I just guessed and this one sounded the least bad LOL wowwww
what da helly
freaaaaak this question
pisses me off bc i assumed walnut lane was the main street location since Pat didn't rent 10+ movies. RAHHHH
the most CANCER question ever
I GOT IT RIGHT LFG! it took me 8:32min but a win is a win ig. Worrying about accuracy over speed for now is helping alot with actually internalizing why I choose the right answer choice and not the wrong ones.
Question: why is it that Pat not being a member must be true? Couldn’t it be possible that there is some unknown exception to the rule and that Pat indeed IS a member but just falls within this exception? And then in that case doesn’t it follow that it does not HAVE TO be true that Pat is not a member. Or are we to assume that if the stimulus doesn’t outline an exception to the rule there is no exception to the rule? This is how I came to choose C as opposed to D
Got it right by realizing Pat is not a member and did process of elimination but was doubting myself which is why I took 6 minutes to get to the right answer.
I thought because it said not more than 10 that must mean he rented the minum number 10
The use of the f word in this video is very effective.
I ruled out B because the stim said it was 10 movies in the past month, B just talks about not renting more than 10 movies.
I'm confused because yes, we know Pat is not a member, but it doesnt tell us anything about what non-members can do. so im confused as to why that is the right answer
The greatest explanation on this website by far.
Tricky one--but actually easy once you understand the pattern
Members of the club can now receive a special discount, does this not mean that if you're a member of the club you get a special discount? Why is he saying that's not the case?
got it right on BR cause i wasn't rly paying attention the first time i took it lol. I knew D was right but i couldnt understand why B was wrong, and the explanation helped a lot.
im using this as a riddle at the netx cook out with the bois
"Who the fuck is Pat?" I fucking howled in the library at that, thank you JY
The explanation of this video is pure gold. Couldn't help but laugh out loud when Pat was mentioned.
What in the actual hell is this, i took sweet 10 min on this question... and still got it wrong...
First bigggest mistake, i am noticing that I dont know what goes on the right side of the arrow and what goes on the left side of arrow.. its too basic..
Second mistake..... I trusted Pat.
i made a beginner mistake and ASSUMED pat was a member and chained the conditions.. therefore i chose C under the impression Pat can get the discount at both main st, and walnut location. ! sometimes the answers all come down to simple grammer! annoying !
First time literally laughing out loud to a description of the question. Thank you.
actually fuck pat
Pat... I trusted you