Five people (Ken, Y.C., Pamela, Ivan, and Vanessa) with last names Regoli, O'Neal, Galitzer, Dworsky, and Smith, each bought a number of lolly pops.
Each person was of a different occupation: lawyer, kicker, weather-person, banker, and coat check person.
If each person bought one of the following amounts of lolly pops, (3, 13, 4, 10, and 15) can you figure out the first name, last name, and how many lolly pops each person bought?
Y.C., Galitzer, and the coat check person like hamburgers. Vanessa and the person who bought 13 lolly pops prefer cheeseburgers.
Y.C., Smith, the coat check person, Vanessa, and the person who bought 10 lolly pops all live on the same street.
Ken, Pamela, and Dworsky often watch fights at the lawyer's place.
The weather-person, the person who bought 4 lolly pops, and Ken don't like sushi.
The banker, nor the person who bought 13 lolly pops, isn't Regoli.
Vanessa is not the person who bought 10 lolly pops, nor has the last name Smith.
Regoli, nor Ivan, wasn't the person who bought 4 lolly pops.
The person who bought 10 lolly pops,and the banker have known each other for years.
The coat check person isn't Ivan or the person who bought 15 lolly pops.
Ken isn't Galitzer
The person who bought 10 lolly pops,and the kicker have known each other for years.
The kicker, whose first name isn't Vanessa, wasn't the person who bought 4 lolly pops.
Dworsky isn't the coat check person.
Pamela and the person who bought 15 lolly pops each had different dinners last night.
The person who bought 15 lolly pops,and the kicker have known each other for years.
Dworsky bought less lolly pops than the kicker, and less than Ivan.
Galitzer isn't the weather-person.
Y.C. and the person who bought 10 lolly pops each had different dinners last night.
The weather-person, whose first name isn't Pamela, wasn't the person who bought 13 lolly pops.
Vanessa and the person who bought 3 lolly pops each had different dinners last night.
The person who bought 13 lolly pops is not named Dworsky.
The banker, whose first name isn't Ivan, wasn't the person who bought 3 lolly pops.
Ivan, the person who bought 13 lolly pops, and the coat check person go shopping together on Saturdays.
Pamela and the person who bought 4 lolly pops each had different dinners last night.
The person who bought 3 lolly pops is not named Regoli.
Reg
O'N
Gal
Dwo
Smi
law
kic
wea
ban
coa
3
13
4
10
15
Ken
Y.C
Pam
Iva
Van
3
13
4
10
15
law
kic
wea
ban
coa
Place a N in any square that is a definite "no" and a Y in any square that is a definite "yes". I give up!