Do you meet jo's ridiculously high standards?

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Do You Meet Jo's Ridiculously High Standards?

Think you have what it takes to meet Jo's sky-high expectations? Dive into our fun and engaging quiz designed to explore your unique personality traits, preferences, and how you respond to various life situations!

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15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by CuriousPenguin42

You're out for a walk with someone in the rain, and they keep stopping to throw the earthworms on the sidewalk back into the soil. What kind of response do you have to this?

I'm a little annoyed, but I know this is important to them so I'm not going to say anything.

I get irritated and keep asking them if we can keep going. I just want to go for a walk.

Response? I'm helping them save the worms!

I'm not bothered at all, but worms are gross so I'm not touching them.

I wouldn't go for a walk in the rain to begin with.

You're planning your dream vacation. What does it look like?

A month-long backpacking trip on a budget through multiple countries I've always wanted to visit.

A road trip along the ocean, taking my time and camping along the way.

A nice vacation somewhere warm where I can relax on the beach all day.

Anywhere I can hit the bars every night and sleep until noon the next day. Vegas, anyone?

A week in my dream city, seeing and doing everything it has to offer, but I'm ready to go home by the end of the week.

It's summer and you've been working a 9-5, but your boss gives you two extra days off this week. How are you spending them?

I'm packing up the dog and heading out camping, even if it's just for a night.

I'll talk to my friends and see if anyone wants to go anywhere, but if they're busy I'll do something fun around home.

I have an exciting new project I'm working on in my spare time, so this gives me time to make some progress on it!

Whatever tasks I know I need to get done (ex: painting the living room), even though I don't have the energy for them.

I'm having a movie marathon.

You and your best friend have been talking about how much you want to get away on a trip, even for a few days. They call you to say they found super cheap flights for four days in San Diego, but you have to leave two days from now. Are you going?

I'll see if my coworkers can cover my shifts. If they can, then absolutely.

Without question, I'm going! My boss owes me one, anyway.

Maybe, I need to think about it and get a couple second opinions first.

I don't think so, it doesn't give me enough time to plan.

No. I could never do something that big that last minute

Your friend tells you about some weird experiences they've been having and says that they think they might be a witch. What's your reaction?

I tell them they're crazy. That stuff isn't real.

I don't believe in it, but I won't tell them they're wrong.

I don't know anything about it, but if they think they're a witch, then I want to learn more about it.

I've been thinking they're a witch long before they have!

I'll support them, but I don't think it's real.

Your partner feels stuck in a job that they hate and they ask you for advice on what to do because they're feeling burnt out. What do you suggest?

You tell them to put their well-being before anything else, even if it means being without an income for awhile. They'll make it work if they quit and they have your support.

You discuss the pros and cons of quitting, but remind them that quitting might not be worth not being able to pay rent.

You explain to them that life comes with hardships and sometimes you have to work jobs you hate in order to be happier later.

You don't give them an explicit answer, but you do help them to weigh their options.

You think they should prioritize their mental health, but explain to them that you can't be their support system.

What makes you feel appreciated the most in a relationship?

Being able to spend time with someone doing something we both enjoy.

When someone wants to hold my hand in public, give me hugs, kiss, etc.

When someone surprises me with a gift that made them think of me.

When someone expresses to me how much I mean to them.

When someone helps me with a task they know I am struggling to complete.

You've been seeing someone romantically for awhile now and they have expressed to you that they don't want to have their time wasted. They have also told you that they will be understanding if you have a change of heart. You think you're starting to lose feelings, do you:

Talk to them as soon as you realize you're losing interest, you want to decide together what to do next.

Start distancing yourself gradually, you know they'll talk to you once they realize something is off.

Make up an excuse as to why you're not seeing them anymore so that you don't have to tell them the truth.

Talk to them about how you're feeling, but you decided already that you want to cut things off.

Ghost them.

What is your definition of being successful in life?

Making enough money to be comfortable wherever I am living.

Having enough money to buy and do cool things, even if it means I have to work a job I hate.

Being happy and content wherever I am with whatever I am doing.

Whatever it means to have my parents be proud of me.

Knowing I made an positive impact, big or small.

What's your dream car?

Something cool and fancy, like a Lamborghini.

A racecar.

Something I can take on the road, like a van or an SUV I can camp in.

Something practical and fuel-efficient.

Something else/I don't have one.

One of your close friends explains to you that they need some space to figure some things out on their own. What does the next few weeks of your friendship look like?

I give them their space, but I'm worried it's because of something I did.

I give them some time, but I ask them if I did anything wrong once they start coming around again.

I give them their space. I know they'll come around when they're ready.

I respect their decision, and I ask if there is anything they want to discuss with me.

I check in with them every few days just to see if they've had enough time yet.

If you need to buy new things like clothing or furniture, how do you prefer to do it?

I go to big chain stores like IKEA or Nike because they have good quality for lower prices.

I want something new, but from somewhere local.

I look for something that's decent quality but has already been used.

I'll support a chain store, but only if I can't find something I can afford somewhere else.

I'll order it from Amazon so it gets here quicker.

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