Book-Smart, Street-Unwise
Renowned for his academic prowess, a man's intellectual achievements shone through his double major in French Literature and Physics at an Ivy League institution. Yet, his intellectual pursuits didn't always translate to practical skills.
Despite possessing a comprehensive running guide, he remained unfamiliar with the sensation of pounding the pavement. Similarly, his reading-centric approach hindered his ability to engage with women on the subway, underscoring the distinction between book smarts and social savvy.
