A stranger walks into a bar and puts a pound coin on the counter and asks for half a pint of bitter. The barmaid asks him whether he would like Guinness or Worthington. The stranger asks for Guinness. Another complete stranger comes into the bar, puts a pound on the counter and also asks for half a pint of bitter. The barmaid immediately pulls half a pint of Guinness. How did she know what the second man, who was completely unknown to her, wanted?
(think in a crooked way for this one)
(In reply to
way crooked by Mike Convente)
not just too farfetched but too weird too. why does the barmaid go for the outfit without looking at the person's face ? the outfit does not determine the person's identity, the face does that i believe. Secondly, the outfit does not determine the person's opinion for a particular thing.
re: way crooked
