Who doesn't hate stupid questions! Every time I get one, it seems that it's exactly the same question I've answered in my website and facebookinstagramtwitter accounts several times before. And I've even done a FAQ page because of those questions. And then there's again this one person who just doesn't know how to click to: "Do you have more questions?" page.

You could start a bullshit bingo. To amuse yourself when working. Here's how it goes: You write down all the stupid sentences and questions you've heard at your workplace, make a code that automatically makes a bingo sheet out of those sentences. You know, a grid. Any size you want. Perhaps 5x5 is a good start. Every morning you go to work, you print few bingo sheets for yourself, the code of course randomizes the sentences to the grid, which ones are included and so on, and if you get a bingo or two during the day, you may reward yourself with something awesome. And any new, stupid sentences you hear, you can add those to your program in the evening.

At least that's what I would do. A bingo code. Or an app so no printing needed. That would be awesome. I wonder, someone may already have done that.

Naah, too lazy to find out and google it.

Finns don't ask how random people are. The translation to that is something that just isn't said to random people. If a Finn asks how someone is, they really want to know. Talking to random people, when entering shops, if we have stupid questions, we just go right to those. This might really prove that you are Finn.

How are you?