I'm pulling out the parking lot. We all know that means it's time to drive to work.

So today's podcast is in between me dropping off my son for spring break camp and me dropping off my daughter at school.

So anyway, let's get started. So last we talked in the last podcast, we talked all about the great designer search one, the very first one.

And last we had talked, we'd gotten through the second test. There were three tests you needed to get

into the great designer search. And I talked about the two tests last time. First was a 10-question

essay test. Second was a 35-choice, multiple-choice test. So before I move on to the third test, a little bit about the second test, I did some sample

questions last time.

I just want to say that there was a lot of controversy around the multiple choice test because

it had definitive answers and I needed to have definitive answers.

I needed to get from thousands down to 100 and that that requires a lot of, requires some objectivity.

And so there definitely was some complaints that, you know, why is there a multiple choice test?

And there was a lot of people who thought that they had an answer that was a legit answer.

So I did post, if you go online, I posted all 35 questions and the answers to the 35 questions,

and then my explanation for the answer is 35. I felt all the answer had legit answers to it.

There were a couple questions that in retrospect I could have written better, were like,

but because you were

allowed to miss five questions, all you had to do is get a 30 out of the 35. So you could miss

five questions and still advance. We decided, all 35 questions were legit questions, but

even the ones that definitely, even though if you count there were a few that were a little on the tricky side,

you still could miss all of them and still advance.

In fact, you can miss all of them miss a few more in advance.

Okay, so now we get to the third test.

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