Business 102: Friday, Period 3, Class 13

[makesfaces.livejournal.com]

"Well, today's class was going to be a lesson on taking business seriously for once," Jim told the class when the bell rang. "But it's Prom day, so you don't want to, and I've been playing too much Family Feud on Facebook, so I don't want to. So you know what? It's time to play the Family Feud!"

And with that, Jim pointed to the dry erase board which had the Family Feud board very carefully drawn on it. Yes, somebody got in a little early today.

"All of these answers were taken from a strategy guide for a version of the Feud on the Super Nintendo, which some of you might have heard of when you were babies. You're playing as a team for a pizza party during our final in a couple weeks. Let's get started."

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Round 2 [Week 13]

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"Good round, good round. Now, we asked one hundred people this: Name an occupation whose workers deal mostly with strangers."

There were 8 answers on the board. Shout an answer. If it's right, get the points. If it's wrong, get a strike. Three strikes and the round is over.

Re: Round 2 [Week 13]

[officetightass]

Angela felt weird not raising her hand. Really weird. "Customer service."

Re: Round 2 [Week 13]

[makesfaces.livejournal.com]

"That sounds like a good one. Customer service. Survey says..." Jim paused for a moment before again going, "ERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR. I'm sorry, Angela. It sounded good to me, but it's a pretty old survey."

Re: Round 2 [Week 13]

[officetightass]

"But...!" She stared, open-mouthed, then pursed her lips and folded her rms. This game was stupid anyway.