Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers (Core)

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A group of coworkers who live in the same suburb decided to organize a carpool to cut down on fuel costs and reduce their commute stress. They agreed that each driver would take a turn for one full week at a time, rotating in the same order every month so no one has to memorize a new schedule constantly. Riders contribute a small weekly amount toward gas and parking, paid directly to whoever is driving that week, rather than pooling money in advance. If a driver is sick or has an appointment, they must notify the group chat by seven in the morning so another member can either drive or arrange their own way to work that day. The group also agreed that the car radio stays off during the first twenty minutes of the morning drive, since two members prefer a quiet start to their day.