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April 20, 2016
Yahoo Finance: A 12-year-old girl once stumped Warren Buffett with a rough question about Berkshire

She stood up and she said, ‘My dad told me that when he bought the Berkshire stock, it was going to go to my college education, and now it looks like I’m going to have to go to correspondence school,” said Buffett.

The trick to stumping Warren Buffett with a rough question is to not provide a question mark. Make it more of a statement. Works every time!

From the comments:

Good thing the title of this article is entirely screwed up. "A 12-year-old girl once stumped Warren Buffett with a rough question..." Where is the question? All we have is a statement about the performance of Berkshire stock. There is nothing challenging in the statement, and how is Buffet stumped by the comment? Seriously, who writes these articles? - Sugar

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Apparently, this story stumped the writer. What kind of 'writer' has trouble distinguishing between a statement and a question? - Ben

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Appears the writer went to correspondence school. - tater

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And Yahoo can't figure out why they are heading down the toilet. - Reasonman

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