I don't mind picking the wrong answer in the more difficult questions. I do mind when I'm among the [checks notes] 3% who did so.

I was thinking that it would reduce their operating costs, not their capex, and that it would probably take years to recoup regardless so who care about "c"? But then rationalized "e" as "proof of some set in which this option is included" and...well...it was wrong anyway.

cold blooded #RickJames

I took a practice test and did well enough that I thought I could skip ahead to LC, which I'm about 70% thru. But the fundamentals caught up with me and I don't feel like I'm improving so I went back. Also, I think my initial practice test had an easy batch of RC questions, because on the two tests I've taken since I've exhibited NO reading comprehension. It's like I don't know even know how to read. So I guess I'll just do everything after all.

I guess a guarantee is not a guarantee. I feel so foolish....