Pic of new WALMART test.

Wally would respond with something like this...

"While we understand that you must be able to read, write, and speak English to hold a CDL in the United States, we make our forms bi-lingual so that our friends who have an easier time with Spanish may understand things better."

Basically: "We don't really give two cents, we just want you to do it our way regardless of where you're from, or your legal status."

Did I mention I love Wal-Mart too? I can express it despite the language barrier...

These express me...............................|This is Wally
:smt066 :smt068 :smt070 :smt071 :smt067

 

Surprised they didn't have a math test:

(por favor circula la respuesta correcta)
1 + 1 = ( uno + uno =)

A. 2 (dos)
B. 2 (dos)
C. 2 (dos)

 

This might have to do with the blanket policy of offering bi-lingual paperwork in order to avoid lawsuits by whiney groups like LULAC. It's safer just making everything bi-lingual.

 

I speak two languages fluently:
English and American!!

 

No se habla Taco Bell

 

I can't believe this. I though this country was english speaking. What's next? Signs on the highway in foreign language? Just because someone is too lazy to learn basic english, which is an international language, because it is the easiest in the world.

 

i think i can even get this right.
*whispering* answer is "d" right?

 

after seeing your location , where would you be located at?