Result · Patience Test

Short fuse

You can't stand waiting, but the waiting isn't the real problem: the feeling of losing something is. You switch queues, take the random exit, send a "?" before midday — and half the time you arrive later than if you'd done nothing. Your impatience costs most with people: slow learners go quiet around you rather than ask a question. Counting ten seconds before speaking won't make you slower, only more useful.