When to Not Ask the Question

Are you tired of asking the wrong questions? Do you want to avoid the existential dread of not knowing the answer? Look no further! Our experts in the field of "Not Asking the Question" are here to help.

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		When to Not Ask the Question:
		1. If you're in a meeting and someone says "Can we move on to the next slide?", don't ask "What slide is next?"
		2. When your friend asks "What's the plan for tonight?", respond with "I don't know, but let's just go with it."
		3. In a job interview, if the interviewer asks "What's your greatest weakness?", say "I'm not sure, but I'll just pretend to be a robot and hope no one asks follow-ups."
	

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