BRAGGIN’ RIGHTS BREAKFAST QUIZ—SEPTEMBER 8, 2023
Q: Over 40% of adults could not pass this test.
A: The written drivers test.
Sherry got the correct answer, and wins bragging rights for the weekend.
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