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Alternatively, he's good at his job of stonewalling under difficult circumstances, not bad at his job of math. I can totally imagine that if he'd done the sum
by Joeboy 11y ago
Alternatively, he's good at his job of stonewalling under difficult circumstances, not bad at his job of math.
I can totally imagine that if he'd done the sum as instructed, he'd be facing a dressing down from his boss as to why he didn't follow the simple "not without reference materials" script. I imagine they're probably instructed to avoid doing maths under pressure in general, because that's a terrible idea for any normal person. Real life is not a maths exam.
Edit: It turns out he was his own boss, but I think the above still applies.