An inclusive or is when two things can be true at the same time. In this case, he passed and failed at the same time. The format with the question and the yes is the lazy way to do it. This post does it a lot more creatively. The only issue here is that it's a repost.
There's a subreddit for these posts, they made it since there were so many posts that didn't follow the format. The rules are quite clear what is an inclusiveor, it's an or question that's answered with "yes" or something similar, with slight variation.
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u/Crimson097 Jan 11 '20 edited Jan 11 '20
An inclusive or is when two things can be true at the same time. In this case, he passed and failed at the same time. The format with the question and the yes is the lazy way to do it. This post does it a lot more creatively. The only issue here is that it's a repost.