ok so i loved how she tried to deflect the fact that she came in second in the IQ test . then she compensate for her feelings of inferiority by saying that she has the highest "EQ ". which is a measure of emotional intelligence . the test was about straight up IQ . the two are not even close to being the same thing . also her statement that her emotional intelligence was the highest is negated by the fact that she felt so bad at coming in number two behind a high school graduate that she had to try to deflect and say the equivalent of " so na na na i have more emotional intelligence than you do ". just like a 6 year old spoiled brat girl.
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ok so i loved how she tried to deflect the fact that she came in second in the IQ test . then she compensate for her feelings of inferiority by saying that she has the highest "EQ ". which is a measure of emotional intelligence . the test was about straight up IQ . the two are not even close to being the same thing . also her statement that her emotional intelligence was the highest is negated by the fact that she felt so bad at coming in number two behind a high school graduate that she had to try to deflect and say the equivalent of " so na na na i have more emotional intelligence than you do ". just like a 6 year old spoiled brat girl.
Can confirm.
One experience: watched a guy with a wall full of degrees, and a short alphabet after his name, try to sand a shadow off his hardwood.