Couldn't have been more random

I just received a phone call on my home phone from "private caller." Usually I don't answer those, but for some reason today I thought, what the heck. The person was conducting a survey and promised not to try to sell me anything or follow-up on the call. What can I say, being a future researcher myself, I'm a sucker for supporting research of almost any kind. I also have to admit that the topic of the survey piqued my interest - "packaged bread, like that which you would buy at the supermarket." So I didn't protest when she started asking me questions.

Here's what I had to answer:
First, whether I was the primary grocery shopper of the household. Since my roommate and I each buy our own groceries, I didn't think I could honestly say yes OR no, so I just said, "sure," which apparently was good enough for Ms. Survey-taker.
#2. My age. This one was much easier, as it was multiple choice - under 25, 26-29, etc.
#3. How often I buy a package of bread. Again, multiple choice (phew!). I picked "once every two weeks."
#4. This one was the mind-boggler. The final question asked how much packaged bread I go through in a week. This stretched my math skills to the limit! Let's see, one package every two weeks, I think that's one over two, carry the five, divide by 12, cube it, toast it, and make it into bread crumbs... um, half a package??

I think I passed the bread test. But barely.