What Percentage Angel/Devil Are You?

Adriano Liziero

Editor | Geógrafo

13 de julho de 2018

Have you ever given a stranger the wrong directions on purpose?

No, but I did it by accident a few times.

Never! Who does that?!

No, but that's pretty funny. 😀

Yes. It was hilarious.

Would you ever stiff a server on a tip?

No.

Yes.

Only if the service is really bad.

Only if I'm very broke.

Have you ever convinced a friend to stay out late even though they had a ridiculously early morning the next day?

Yes, but I felt bad.

Yes. Hey, they could've said no!

Yes. You have to pay to play.

No.

Have you ever put a bad picture of a friend on social media?

Yes, but I didn't think it was bad.

No. I'm very careful of that.

Yes, but I didn't tag them.

Yes, and I tagged them.

I don't use social media.

Would you ever flirt with someone your friend was interested in?

Yes. All is fair in love and war.

Maybe a little.

Sure, but I would say I was sorry after.

No!

Adriano Liziero

Editor | Geógrafo

Estudei Geografia influenciado pela experiência de viver em Angola, país que despertou em mim a vontade de compreender o mundo. Trabalho como autor e editor no mercado editorial de didáticos e sou documentarista de meio ambiente.

What Percentage Angel/Devil Are You?

Have you ever given a stranger the wrong directions on purpose?

Would you ever stiff a server on a tip?

Have you ever convinced a friend to stay out late even though they had a ridiculously early morning the next day?

Have you ever put a bad picture of a friend on social media?

Would you ever flirt with someone your friend was interested in?

Adriano Liziero

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