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You are being lied to. Today I present to you the only inflation index that matters. The Taco Bell chicken quesadilla inflation index. 2001 Chicken quesadilla: $1.89 2026 Chicken quesadilla: $6.19 This is a total inflation of ~327% or an annualized amount of just over 6%/уг. Don't let the lizard people in the government trick you into thinking inflation is 2-3% per year...plan accordingly.

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A quantum computer can perpetually attack bitcoin via 51% attack at almost zero cost and there are no safeguards against this, no possible code you can deploy, and you are buying into this FUD bs about Quantum vulnerable addresses? Mid.

@CorySwan Nah man. Its Hormuz shit.

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@alonoymous @devinslay2 @MercuriusFilius Ok, answer the imaginary inverview however you want then.

@Sats_Flow @devinslay2 @MercuriusFilius yeah, no we got it. Different words. Different definitions.

How would you answer this common J.P. Morgan interview question?

@devinslay2 @alonoymous @MercuriusFilius merriam-webster.com/grammar/price-…

@Sats_Flow @alonoymous @MercuriusFilius Bruh what are you on? Since when does price mean ‘what you’d sell it for’ tf. It’s simply just asking the bat cost you this, ball cost you this, what would be their individual prices that you bought them for, for them to cost you 2.5 - with the condition of y = x+1 Cmon bruh

@Zigmanfreud You... you don't know thier travel methods. You're like an ant being unaware of a bullet train. Such arrogance.

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@alonoymous @MercuriusFilius I'd be sure to sell them for profit. Maybe I'd go into supply/demand a little... maybe I'd say I'd hang around ballpark and start a bidding war almost the kids... Wall St would eat that up.

@Sats_Flow @MercuriusFilius Okay, then how would answer the question?

@alonoymous @MercuriusFilius No. There are 4 lines. 1 establishes possession/ownership, 2 discuss cost, 1 asks for price.

@Sats_Flow @MercuriusFilius & I did not say they were interchangeable words-- I said the problem is using them interchangeably.

@alonoymous @MercuriusFilius Thats cool. I mean, then you know the difference between price and cost. And yes, its a bit of a trick question. Would you be more interested in potential Wall St hires doing basic algebra, or thinking about sales/markets? My answer? I'd sure as hell wouldnt sell them for cost!

@Sats_Flow @MercuriusFilius I work in commercial finance and have done so for the last 5 years. You are so focused on definitions that the entire basis of the problem in question has gone over your head. How would you answer this: using market rates for baseball bats and balls and picking numbers that way?

@alonoymous @MercuriusFilius They aren't interchangeable. It declares you already own them, what thier total cost is. As far as a selling price goes, you (and the supply/demand of the market) would decide. You realize Wall St is looking people who will be selling thier products for them, for a profit?

@Sats_Flow @MercuriusFilius The puzzle uses cost/price interchangeably. I think that if you were being asked this question and you got caught up on the semantics of the words cost and price trying to solve a math problem, you would not get the job. This is literally a very popular brain teaser.

@alonoymous @MercuriusFilius Why doesn't it make sense to you? Price and cost are not the same thing.

@Sats_Flow @MercuriusFilius That makes absolutely no sense and it leads me to believe that you are not very bright for even suggesting that.

@HAWKJOHNSON6 @MercuriusFilius Wrong. The question isn't asking for the cost (read it again). Its asking for the price, as in, what you could/would sell it for.

@MercuriusFilius This is a real J.P. Morgan interview question? For what position? Simple... the bat costs $1.75 and the ball costs 75 cents.

@thibz00 @MercuriusFilius Thats not what was asked. The question isn't asking for the cost (read it again). Its asking for the price, as in, what you could sell it for. So actually... you struggled

@MercuriusFilius 0.75 and 1.75 I can't believe people struggle with that

@perrymitchell08 @MercuriusFilius Nope. The question isn't asking for the cost (read it again). Its asking for the price, as in, what you could sell it for.

@MercuriusFilius With the correct answer that took about 5 seconds... 1.75 bat .75 ball

@CMB1969 @MercuriusFilius You'd be wrong. The question isn't asking for the cost (read it again). Its asking for the price, as in, what you could sell it for.

@MercuriusFilius $1.75 for the bat, $0.75 for the ball. Basic arithmetic. I assume that they throw it in to weed out folks who insist on overthinking simple matters and bog themselves down

@Eziahatoka @MercuriusFilius No. Because the question isn't asking for the cost (read it again). Its asking for the price, as in, what you could sell it for.

@MercuriusFilius The bat costs 1.75 The ball costs 0.75 The total is 1.75 + 0.75 = 2.5 Now that I have answered it, Am I getting a job at J.P Morgan?

@Bit_Loud @MercuriusFilius Bad news for you too. The question isn't asking for the cost (read it again). Its asking for the price, as in, what you could sell it for.

@MercuriusFilius $1.75 and .75 If you couldn’t get this in under 20 seconds I have bad news for you

@SteamerCap17023 @MercuriusFilius Wrong. The question isn't asking for the cost (read it again). Its asking for the price, as in, what you could sell it for.

@MercuriusFilius Ball: $0.75 Bat: $1.75 If you are having trouble with this, you are a retard. before you get mad, check my bio.

@parry_troy @MercuriusFilius Is it? The question isn't asking for the cost (read it again). Its asking for the price, as in, what you could sell it for.

@MercuriusFilius The bat is $1.75 and the ball is 75 cents. This is beyond basic.