Over thinking leads to embarrassing results. I also lost the same way. He was a retired policeman. He lost his house first, just as it is mentioned. �� He was not fired...��
I totally disagree, there is nothing at all that suggest he lost his house first just because it was mentioned first. What if he started to mention the house first because it is what is most important to him than the car and the girlfriend? I am sorry logically he could have lost any of those first.
On the other hand it would make more sense to me personally to say he lost his job first since that might result in no income and losing other things which requires money to maintain. I hear you say that he is retired but that is just an assumption just like you telling us he lost the house first. There is no where in the statement where they say he is retired so this just an assumption. I can also say he was fired from the police force and it will remain an assumption as well.
Simple, just because you retire doesn't mean you have a paid off house and enough money in the bank to continue making your mortgage payments. Maybe he got in to gambling debt with all his extra time now that he is retired. Maybe the house caught on fire and he was behind on his insurance payments. There are a million possibilities. Think bro.
He lost his job n with out money how can he eat n surely his wife will run away and in order to get his basic need he have to lent money and he have no money to pay his debt so the money lender will have to take the house and he will also sell his car.
I think he lost his girlfriend first by marrying her and then his house and car became there house and car. I know there is no correct answer of this ques..... Conclusion can be made out from any where.
When this question is being post It is assumed the person in question doesn't have a job, so he cannot loose what he doesn't have. Now the options are as listed in question: 1- house 2- car 3- GF
People... all this over-thinking to try and come up with something other than the actual answer. It's His Job. It's a simple riddle trying to get you to guess, HOUSE, GF or Car. But it's his job.
His job
ReplyDeleteCorrect answer. Don't let fools try to fool you in to their 'order of appearance = chronological order' argument. It's just plain wrong.
DeleteOver thinking leads to embarrassing results. I also lost the same way. He was a retired policeman. He lost his house first, just as it is mentioned. ��
ReplyDeleteHe was not fired...��
If the policeman was fired then what should we call him??plz tell me.
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DeleteI totally disagree, there is nothing at all that suggest he lost his house first just because it was mentioned first. What if he started to mention the house first because it is what is most important to him than the car and the girlfriend? I am sorry logically he could have lost any of those first.
DeleteOn the other hand it would make more sense to me personally to say he lost his job first since that might result in no income and losing other things which requires money to maintain. I hear you say that he is retired but that is just an assumption just like you telling us he lost the house first. There is no where in the statement where they say he is retired so this just an assumption. I can also say he was fired from the police force and it will remain an assumption as well.
DeleteThat’s how I lost
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the club 😅
That's what I thought too
Ex policeman doesn't mean he lost his job
He could have retired
He lost his house first
An ex policeman lost his house
His car
His girlfriend
What did he lose first?
Job
DeleteIf retired policemen either we can call ex or retired,
DeleteBut job lost means
There is no option should called as ex only
He might be retired from his job😀
ReplyDeleteHe lost his House first😃
Yes i was not correct too=-O
ReplyDeleteSOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME HOW A RETIRED POLICE OFFICER LOSES HIS HOUSE.
ReplyDeleteSince he was having a girlfriend, there are more chances that he was not at the age of retirement. But somehow lost his job.
DeleteSimple, just because you retire doesn't mean you have a paid off house and enough money in the bank to continue making your mortgage payments. Maybe he got in to gambling debt with all his extra time now that he is retired. Maybe the house caught on fire and he was behind on his insurance payments. There are a million possibilities. Think bro.
DeleteIt was government provided house
ReplyDeleteHe lost his job n with out money how can he eat n surely his wife will run away and in order to get his basic need he have to lent money and he have no money to pay his debt so the money lender will have to take the house and he will also sell his car.
ReplyDeleteI think he lost his girlfriend first by marrying her and then his house and car became there house and car. I know there is no correct answer of this ques..... Conclusion can be made out from any where.
ReplyDeleteHe was a retired policeman. He lost his house first, just as it is mentioned...
ReplyDeleteHe was a retired policeman. He lost his house first, just as it is mentioned...
ReplyDeleteHe lost his job first cause either way he lost his job
ReplyDeleteUgghhh confusion confusion 😓 what actually he lost.. His job or his house can someone clear this?? 😳
ReplyDeleteHe lost his life hence why he lost his house car and gf
ReplyDeleteWhen this question is being post
ReplyDeleteIt is assumed the person in question doesn't have a job, so he cannot loose what he doesn't have.
Now the options are as listed in question:
1- house
2- car
3- GF
Answer
House
People... all this over-thinking to try and come up with something other than the actual answer. It's His Job. It's a simple riddle trying to get you to guess, HOUSE, GF or Car. But it's his job.
ReplyDeleteI got the correct answer that it was job
ReplyDeleteBecause its common nonsense if its ex policeman than obviously he loses his job first
He lost his job first
ReplyDeletehis house because we don't know weather he has retired or get a new job
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