“What Does Your Life Skills Score Say About You?”: 15 Questions To Test Your Adulting IQ
You probably know how to pay bills, answer emails, and survive a grocery run. But how well do you handle the everyday challenges of adult life?
This quiz covers the practical knowledge most grown-ups rely on, from taxes, budgeting, and grocery shopping to first aid, dining etiquette, and those real-world situations nobody ever teaches you in school.
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I disagree with the two I got wrong here - napkin on your chair is gross, you've potentially been using it to wipe your mouth, and may do so again. Unless you have specifically signalled them, or there are other people at the table to do so, waiting staff should not start clearing you're table while you're not there. The other one, the 'white tie', isn't so much wrong as just archaic. And specifically American, it seems, I had never heard of it.
So I looked it up for a few places and in North America, the UK, and most of Europe, you leave the napkin loosely on the chair when temporarily leaving. You leave it to the left of the plate in Germany, and Turkey. I'm sure there are others.
Load More Replies...I disagree with the two I got wrong here - napkin on your chair is gross, you've potentially been using it to wipe your mouth, and may do so again. Unless you have specifically signalled them, or there are other people at the table to do so, waiting staff should not start clearing you're table while you're not there. The other one, the 'white tie', isn't so much wrong as just archaic. And specifically American, it seems, I had never heard of it.
So I looked it up for a few places and in North America, the UK, and most of Europe, you leave the napkin loosely on the chair when temporarily leaving. You leave it to the left of the plate in Germany, and Turkey. I'm sure there are others.
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