Sometimes interviewers try to lead you with false choices for the correct answer. Think outside the options you are given.

Fun fact: that thick black bar you sometimes see on the back of a chip bag is a quality check marker: it the chips are too far below it, the bag is pulled from production for under-filling or too many broken chips.

Mind you, after those bags leave the facility, they’re on their own…..

ViciDraco · 36-40, M

@AbbySvenz oh, i imagine most chip breakage happens after they leave the facility. Getting stocked at the store and the trip home are probably the biggest chip breakers. With a fair amount happening from people picking up the bags and moving them around at the store as well.

SilentSaturn · 26-30, M

@ViciDraco thats why they dont fill the bags all the way. To protect the chips.

ABCDEF7 · M

It's completely full..

..half with water and half with air.

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calicuz · 51-55, M

"Sold by weight not by volume"

dominateofyou · 61-69, M

depends are you pouring or drinking

Lilnonames · F

Lol

NativePortlander1970 ·

As a former retail and food service manager, any interviewer that tries to steer into misleading and/or personal questions that are not job related should be walked out on and reported to corporate, a very long story why I had to when I applied for a management position at Kmart back in 2011. However this is a funny cartoon.

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