Are you stressed?

I got this email yesterday and I thought I will share this with you all this Sunday. Afterall you do need to relax. It's a quiz.

There is this very, very tall coconut tree and there are 4 animals. King Kong, an Ape, an Orangutan and a Monkey pass by. They decide to compete to see who is the fastest to get a banana off the tree.

Who do you think will win?

Your answer will reflect your personality.

Think carefully . . . Try and answer within 30 seconds

Got your answer?

Now scroll down to see the analysis.






If your answer is:

Orangutan = you're very stressed

Ape = you're still very stressed

Monkey = worse, you're very very stressed

King Kong = you're hopeless and very very stressed

......

Why?! ????




......

Still not obvious ah? A Coconut tree doesn't have bananas lah!

Obviously you're stressed and overworked.

Take some time off and relax.

It's Sunday.

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