Posted by dino in iowa on January 01, 2013 at 12:30:47 from (75.211.6.20):
Some years ago I read an article in the paper when Mr. Warren Buffett was a kid. He and a friend would sit on the curb near their Benson suburb home in Omaha and as the cars went by his friend would write down the color and model. After an hour, Warren would try to remember the color and model of the cars. NOW the other day I was sitting in the mall in Phoenix, AZ and I said to the Mrs. let's play the Warren Buffet game. We'll sit here and you write down the color of hair and the age of the people coming into the mall. After the first hour I said that's enough. She said "all right, start from the first one." I said "she had grey hair and was a senior citizen." I repeated the same answer for the next 35 people. And she said "hey, guess what, you are 100% correct." Now, am I as smart as Warren Buffet or what???? OR is it just a given here in the winter time?? (He could list an hours worth of cars correctly down his Benson street, which was a busy street, correctly)
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