Only one voter picked the winning combination
Ok, so this is kind of cool.
I was analyzing the data from the 711 people who voted in the World's Best Yellow Pages Contest to see trends between genders and such.
It turns out that only ONE person selected the top 3 ads in the order in which they won. Moreover, only 7 others selected all three ads in any other combination.
So who, pray tell is the person who selected all 3 ads in the winning order?
Click here to find out . . .
http://marriottschool.byu.edu/emp/employee.cfm?emp=jer67
I was analyzing the data from the 711 people who voted in the World's Best Yellow Pages Contest to see trends between genders and such.
It turns out that only ONE person selected the top 3 ads in the order in which they won. Moreover, only 7 others selected all three ads in any other combination.
So who, pray tell is the person who selected all 3 ads in the winning order?
Click here to find out . . .
http://marriottschool.byu.edu/emp/employee.cfm?emp=jer67
posted by Dick Larkin at 9:17 AM
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