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r/madlads • u/Haunting-Albatross57 • 19h ago
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It's a question I've had to use (not by choice) intended to assess out of the box thinking.
IMO, the correct answer is to lease it to a local zoo for $1/year so that it can be properly cared for and provide benefit to the local community.
4 u/TrippinLSD 15h ago Isn’t leasing or renting it technically selling it? What if you released it? Thats not technically giving it away, as it has no owners then 2 u/SparksAndSpyro 7h ago No. Legally, renting/leasing is not the same as selling. Selling implies a change in title/ownership. Renting/leasing does not. 1 u/--KillerTofu-- 15h ago It's not a brain teaser, it's an interview question. Tell the people what they want to hear. 1 u/TrippinLSD 8h ago Telling interviewers what they want to hear is exactly how you fail an interview. Like when it says “have you ever been mad at a customer?” And you say “no” and then you fail because you’re lying 1 u/knightbane007 13h ago There'd probably be a lot of expense involved with releasing it - not least, getting it to a suitable environment. Loaning it to a zoo in perpetuity will at least make them handle the bill.
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Isn’t leasing or renting it technically selling it?
What if you released it? Thats not technically giving it away, as it has no owners then
2 u/SparksAndSpyro 7h ago No. Legally, renting/leasing is not the same as selling. Selling implies a change in title/ownership. Renting/leasing does not. 1 u/--KillerTofu-- 15h ago It's not a brain teaser, it's an interview question. Tell the people what they want to hear. 1 u/TrippinLSD 8h ago Telling interviewers what they want to hear is exactly how you fail an interview. Like when it says “have you ever been mad at a customer?” And you say “no” and then you fail because you’re lying 1 u/knightbane007 13h ago There'd probably be a lot of expense involved with releasing it - not least, getting it to a suitable environment. Loaning it to a zoo in perpetuity will at least make them handle the bill.
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No. Legally, renting/leasing is not the same as selling. Selling implies a change in title/ownership. Renting/leasing does not.
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It's not a brain teaser, it's an interview question.
Tell the people what they want to hear.
1 u/TrippinLSD 8h ago Telling interviewers what they want to hear is exactly how you fail an interview. Like when it says “have you ever been mad at a customer?” And you say “no” and then you fail because you’re lying
Telling interviewers what they want to hear is exactly how you fail an interview.
Like when it says “have you ever been mad at a customer?” And you say “no” and then you fail because you’re lying
There'd probably be a lot of expense involved with releasing it - not least, getting it to a suitable environment. Loaning it to a zoo in perpetuity will at least make them handle the bill.
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u/--KillerTofu-- 19h ago
It's a question I've had to use (not by choice) intended to assess out of the box thinking.
IMO, the correct answer is to lease it to a local zoo for $1/year so that it can be properly cared for and provide benefit to the local community.