Let's extrapolate the infamous question of which came first? the chicken or the egg? To a more relevant and invaluable scenario to banking:
Which comes first? The models or the bottles?
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The models, obviously. How can a bottle bring itself to you?
haha yes! PERFECT Banker's answer! :D
lbo models
Models.
Most likely you...
+1. Epic.
So much win in one thread.
Success, did you get this question in an interview? One of those "why are manholes round" kinda things.
Yes, and they immediately followed up with how many ridges are on a quarter?
To which I retorted: "There are 119 ridges on a quarter and 118 on a dime."
^ how the hell did you justify your "ridge" answer?
Twiggy was famous way before the concept of bottle service was started in the mid-90's.
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