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My wife and I went out to a nice restaurant to celebrate her birthday and our anniversary. There was, of course, Valet Parking.

When we finished dinner, two other couples, plus us, were waiting for their the Valet to get their vehicles.

I happened to notice how much each tipped the Valet, and I knew how much we tipped him.

A fun question for a Wondering Wednesday...

Who do you think tipped the Valet the most?

Please vote in the poll and explain your choice in an opinion.

I'll reveal what actually happened tomorrow (Thursday).

I know this kind of topic comes up a lot, but my situation has a twist.

About two years ago I matched with a girl on Tinder. We moved over to Messenger (because we both felt we vibed) pretty quickly and had long, positive conversations with a really good flow. After 4–5 days I suggested a phone call, and we exchanged numbers, though we never actually ended up calling.

Shortly after that she said she felt unsure about what she was doing, and the conversation slowly fell apart. Eventually she told me she didn’t want to continue talking, so I respected that and we went our separate ways.

Fast-forward to last weekend: she matched me again. She responded to my opening message with a friendly, genuine reply. She also said she remembered our previous conversations and that she found them fun. She asked questions back and kept the tone light.

I replied 1–2 hours later the same day.

Since then, it’s been around 40 hours with no response, and Tinder shows she hasn’t read my message yet.

If this were a completely fresh match, I’d assume a ghost and move on.
But this is someone where we already had compatibility and great rapport before.

So I’m curious; why do you think she chose to rematch with me after two years?
Even though she hasn’t replied yet, should I still assume it’s a ghosting situation, or is it different in a case like this?

Also, should I (see polls):

It's been awhile since we had a fun and interesting geography quiz.

In this quiz, the skylines of 3 cities are shown below. The Question: Which of these cities is the farthest North?

To make it interesting, you first have to figure out what the 3 cities are from the pictures, and then decide which is farthest North.

Please give your answer by voting in the poll.

Best of luck!

Correct answer will be given in a few days (Sunday).

A navel (belly button) is essentially the scar left after the umbilical cord falls off a baby. An innie is a navel that goes inward, creating a small divot, while an outie protrudes slightly.

Check out the picture. All navels that you can see are innies.

Which leads to a fun question:

Do all Cheerleaders have innies? Is it a requirement?

Please vote in the poll.

It's Fun Friday, time for a fun and interesting question.

We all see and use symbols, but which one of these is the Pound Symbol?

Beware of imitations... 🙄

Please vote in the poll.

Let's have a FUN question for Sunday...

What did Volkswagen sell the Most last year?

Please vote in the poll.

Correct answer will be given tomorrow (Monday).

It's Friday Fun Quiz day...

There are two ducks in front of two ducks, two ducks behind two ducks, and two ducks in the middle. How many ducks are there?

Please answer in the poll. Not a trick question, the correct answer is one of the choices in the poll.

Answer will be given tomorrow (Saturday).

[Quiz courtesy of Morning Brew]

It's hump day (Wednesday). Let's have a fun middle-of-the-week question.

The poll below lists the names of seven &) companies. Six (6) of them are fictional, having appeared in TV series, movies, books etc. and One (1) is real.

Can you identify the real company in the list?

Correct answer will be given in a few days (Friday).

Note: Please keep this fun, by not looking things up or using AI bots. Make your best gues.

It's Manic Monday. After a very serious weekend, let's have a question that's just for fun.

How many bananas do you think will be fed to Olympic athletes in Paris during the two weeks of the 2024 Summer Olympics?

Please vote in the poll.

Hint: The actual answer is one of the choices in the poll.

Correct answer will be given in a few days... Wednesday

And if an AI bot spoils this by posting the answer, its post will be removed... if I can.

Here's an interesting trivia question...

Of all the letters in the alphabet, there is one letter that is the most common last letter in the name of men in the United States, so common that it's the last letter in 25% of men's names.

What is that letter?

To make it fun, there are some options in the poll below, in alphabetical order... one of the choices is the correct answer.

Please vote in the poll with your best guess.

Correct answer will be given tomorrow Wednesday.

Reference article 1: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/federal_income_tax.asp

Reference article 2: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/progressivetax.asp

Note 1: This question is a follow-on to another question…

Do the “rich” in the USA pay their “fair share” of taxes?

…and was specifically inspired by @richardcory ‘s opinion on that question.

Note 2: There purposely is NO OTHER ANSWER-OPTION in the poll to this question. Choose the answer-option that most closely matches your response to this question — which is…

”The USA has a “progressive” tax system (with “tax brackets”)…should the USA KEEP or CHANGE this fundamental aspect of US individual income taxation?”