I read a thought problem...
By ShepherdSpy
@ShepherdSpy (8544)
Omagh, Northern Ireland
April 23, 2009 1:58am CST
and wondered if the solution was an easy one...Maybe You can help!
the scenario is this-
You're driving to work in your 2 seater car,it's pouring rain,and You're approaching an open,uncovered bus stop...Standing there are 3 people-You recognise Your best friend,There's An elderly Woman,obviously in need of medical attention,and what is described as Your soulmate,so I'm assuming this question could be attempted by anyone... what do you do? You only have one passenger seat...
go wild with your thoughts on this! 
Thanks for reponses!
the scenario is this-
You're driving to work in your 2 seater car,it's pouring rain,and You're approaching an open,uncovered bus stop...Standing there are 3 people-You recognise Your best friend,There's An elderly Woman,obviously in need of medical attention,and what is described as Your soulmate,so I'm assuming this question could be attempted by anyone... what do you do? You only have one passenger seat...
go wild with your thoughts on this!
Thanks for reponses!1 person likes this
3 responses
@annabraham06 (166)
• India
23 Apr 09
have heard that this question was asked by an interviewee of a company. and the answer is you would give the car keys to your best friend to drive the elderly woman to hospital so that you can walk along with your soulmate.. :)
@sirrob (4108)
• Philippines
23 Apr 09
But the situation here was a little different since it is raining. So, you just have to wait for the bus and have a conversation and for sure it is not that hard to stimulate one after all what your soulmate have seen what you've done, right?
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@ShepherdSpy (8544)
• Omagh, Northern Ireland
23 Apr 09
This IS the answer that was given as the solution,but there's enough grey area for me to wonder is there another solution possible? For example,Your friend is riding a bus to work..maybe then he doesn't have a license to drive or insurance to drive your car
,in which case He could be putting his life and that of the old lady as well as your car and other road users at risk...And the "Soulmate" wasn't definitely categorised as BEING with You,but that they COULD Be..maybe as a result of this humanitarian gesture.. ?
,in which case He could be putting his life and that of the old lady as well as your car and other road users at risk...And the "Soulmate" wasn't definitely categorised as BEING with You,but that they COULD Be..maybe as a result of this humanitarian gesture.. ? @sirrob (4108)
• Philippines
23 Apr 09
I never thought that was just so easy to decide or to solve it. All I have to do is to drive straight to work because I might be late already and that would entail a whole lot of trouble from my boss.Kidding aside. But to be serious with it, I would stop by and offer the elderly woman a ride to get her to a medical facility and of course I'll make sure that my soulmate will notice it, if I am planning to get her attention and admiration. Anyway, that is just the wildest thought I have had right now.
Kidding aside. But to be serious with it, I would stop by and offer the elderly woman a ride to get her to a medical facility and of course I'll make sure that my soulmate will notice it, if I am planning to get her attention and admiration. Anyway, that is just the wildest thought I have had right now.1 person likes this
@ShepherdSpy (8544)
• Omagh, Northern Ireland
23 Apr 09
Yeah..bearing in mind this is a potential EMPLOYER putting the question to You,You can picture the result.."Sorry,Boss,but I stopped to help a sick old lady get to hospital,and I let my best friend who was there on the scene take my car to drive her there while I stayed waiting for the next bus with this incredible Hottie,So,Sorry I'm way late,but I totally scored!
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