Life is Overwhelming
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I can definitely relate to this .. But I started the food thing about 1.5 months before exam day
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I can definitely relate to this .. But I started the food thing about 1.5 months before exam daygringo_bob wrote:
I’m convinced the CFA turned me a bit OCD. I was there like 2 hours early for the most recent exam, was checking the ticket passport etc on a ridiculously regular basis, made sure i was only eating really bland food for the week leading up to the exam etc.
I could do something similiar next year, anyone with me? lolSwaption11 wrote:
You could probably charge $200 at the exam if you brought a few extras, the opportunity cost of not paying for one and failing is much higher.
Not some charity exam doesn’t mean you can’t do some charitable things.itera wrote:
screw him. this ain’t some charity exam here.architect wrote:
There was a guy standing at the entrance and asking everyone entering the test room if they had an extra calculator. Nobody gave him a hand.
Only if you did fail because of the dysfunctional calculator you kept for yourself, but the chane of this happening is extremely low. I would love to see if anyone will post on AF and claim that one failed because of the calculator suddenly failed during the exam.mk17 wrote:
Ain’t nobody gonna be sad for you if you lent one to some poor guy in need and yours fails. You’ll be kicking yourself for one year straight.
No, I dont’ think any store within walking distance will have these two types of calculator. If he did go to the nearst staples, get one and come back, it will be well pass the time.former trader wrote:
He couldnt go down the street and buy one?
Or maybe he ended up picking a calculator from the floor and the procter found notes on it and decided to write him up.