I carry a blank piece of paper now and challenge people to point to articles and amendments of the constitution before I tell them that people will hear about this.
Who just happens to have a blank map of the world at the ready, is my question
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Brilliant
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Someone with a boss who needs geography lessons on a daily basis
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I’d say it’s probably to use during job interviews to see if applicants actually know geography, but even that feels far too optimistic.
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Somebody who wants to get his ass handed to him by a seasoned reporter, who happens to be Harvard grad with masters in European Studies from Cambridge U...is my guess.
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Someone who, when the Cheato points & misidentifies a country, can label it as the Cheato called it. Check his pockets for Sharpies.. :)
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Maybe Pompeo has to quiz himself on a daily basis. Or maybe he quizzes Trump.
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This is a weird group
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When you're geographically condescending in multiple ways
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Maybe that’s what they use during the interview process now. “If you score higher than 5%, thank you for your time.”pic.twitter.com/JYYs3ZglCK
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