Personality Test

First I yell for the person knocking at the door to wait for a minute, then I grab the baby, then pick up the phone...., say hello as I walk to the kitchen to shut up the faucet. When everything's in order, I walk to the door and ask the person outside to help me get the clothes inside before the rain pours. That's practically how I would get it done. Cheers!

I would pick up the baby first, answer the phone second (put them on hold), turn the faucet off, check who's at the door (and at the same time go outside to get the clothes off the line). How's that?

knightfeith, I'd like to try the personality test! I would dash over to turn off the faucet (safety first), then pick up the baby. Next, I would get the phone and tell the person at the door to go grab my laundry before it gets all wet! If it was a bad person at the door, then I would probably lose my laundry but the baby and I would be safe, dry, and have someone on the phone line 'just in case' the person at the door was nasty!

The first thing I would do is turn off the faucet. If it's starting to flood the kitchen, then that can be hazardous and might even cause mold if it isn't cleaned up properly. Then I'd answer the phone and before any conversation starts, I'd either tell them to hang on, or that I'll call back later. I'm finding it pretty hard to pick between the baby & the door. Chances are, if the baby is crying, it isn't an emergency, it might be hungry or wet, but it'll survive if I don't go to him/her in the next minute. But for the door, it could be someone important, or maybe not.... OK. I pick to go to the door. If it's some solicitor, I don't open the door, but if it's a friend, I let them in, but finish up the other tasks before or while I socialize. Next, I tend to the crying baby. It must seem bad to put a crying baby 2nd to last, but like I said, it very likely is not an emergency Finally, I'd grab the clothes from outside. I'd get it last because I could always hang them back out to dry. It isn't an emergency; it's just water.