Think you're smarter than a fifth grader?
What about smart enough to tackle a puzzle book meant for a youngster?
The odds are pretty slim, as evident by this puzzle book one dad bought for his daughter. With the puzzles getting SAT-level difficult, he had to ask himself, "WHO IS THIS FOR?!"
Let the roasting commence.
Before getting into his roast, he explained that the book was made with the purpose of getting harder as the pages go on.
"That wolf looking real sus," he joked.
But then, things took a turn — literally. With each turn of the page, the puzzle level got more and more difficult.
Problem is: just looking at the page makes your brain hurt.
"You find me a child who will do this," he said about a puzzle that asks you to find which two Rubik's cubes are the same.
There even seemed to be some criminal profiling going on. WTF? This came from a page asking children to "look for the odd man out in this picture."
The only good thing that came from that book was Dave's roasts! Watch the vid to catch the rest of them.
