Question:
Yes we were all book nerds ( we had book club ( and I miss it , frankly ) ) . Yes we got a big kick out of taking silly pictures . Yes we made fun of each other ( more times than not ) . But there was something that I ca n't even describe .
Answer the following question: What time is the narrator likely describing in their life ?
OPTIONS:
- their twenties
- None of the above choices .
- high school
- graduating college
Answer:
high school
Question:
The expensive kind too , that only spins when the rest of the wheel turns . They did n't have any . So , I had to wait around until they hammered the damaged rims back into something that would hold air for a few days . That took hours .

Why did I have to wait for hours to fix my tires ?
OPTIONS:
- The new rims were unable to hold air .
- The rims were too expensive to pay for right now .
- None of the above choices .
- They had to hammer the broken rims back into shape .
Answer:
They had to hammer the broken rims back into shape .
IN: My ex - wife informed the judge that I lied ( but I was not under oath so not perjury right ) and then the counselor called the judge and ratted on me . The result is that I have a probation review hearing this Friday . If I violate my probation , I get up to 2 years in jail ( deferred sentencing pending good behavior ) . Can that lie put me in jail .
What may happen if I were sentenced to go to jail ?
OPTIONS:
- I may get shortened jail time because of good behavior .
- The counselor will call the judge and rat on me .
- None of the above choices .
- My probation will be longer than 2 years .

OUT: I may get shortened jail time because of good behavior .
My Panini has a couple of advantages over the Panera - type places , though . Namely , a waterside deck , live entertainment - a guy with a guitar and a large Boomer - friendly repertoire - and table service . And booze , which meant that the guy - with - guitar had to put up with lots of remarks and requests from a loudmouth who 'd probably had one too many Mudslides .

OPTIONS:
- They want to at least do equal business with Panera .
- None of the above choices .
- They want to succeed .
- They like to waste money .
Answer the following question: Why is My Panini trying so hard ?

They want to succeed .
question: She then drives off through the already open parking gate and slowly heads up the hill while i flick her off under the table , an unnecessary and pointless defense mechanism that i use to preserve my ego . MY THEORY . That she IS in fact fairly new in the country and is experiencing a sense of foreigner paranoia , an experience i can relate to after studying abroad for a semester , though not really at such an extreme and confusing level .

OPTIONS:
- She had nothing to say since she did n't see him do it .
- Her husband also saw and came to her defense while she did nothing .
- She asked to speak with a manager about his paranoia , and rudeness .
- The lady flicked him off as well after he flicked her off .
Q: What did the lady say after the narrator flicked her off ?

answer: She had nothing to say since she did n't see him do it .
IN: Ok , so Day 1 . The ride to Okayama lasted from about 9:30 - 3 , with a few stops in the middle for bathroom breaks and lunch . Once we got into the prefecture , I snapped a couple of pictures of the scenic rural Okayama landscape : Soon we arrived at the school : And students were waving to greet us : They seemed pretty excited , but I knew that they 'd probably clam up and get all shy as soon as we got in .
What will be the reaction between the visiting students and the students in Okayama ?
OPTIONS:
- They will be cordial and friendly to one another .
- They will be acting as if they 've know each other forever .
- None of the above choices .
- They will be difficult to work with .

OUT:
They will be cordial and friendly to one another .