Scary thought

According to all the standardized tests I took back in the day, somewhere between 90-95% of the country is dumber than I am. I’m not saying that to brag, because, frankly, that scares the bejeezus out of me. After all, I can’t even put on matching clothes without asking my wife for help, have only figured out how to cook about 3 different meals in my 34 year existence, and have an attention span most days that would rival a 3 month-old, but I’m still smarter than 90% of the people running around out there. There are obviously a lot of idiots in the world. *L*

And yes, I bet you work with some of them, don’t you? *L*

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