Four people (Ken, Fran, Bill, and Marie) with last names Borris, Xevarone, Appleman, and Quail, each bought a number of old hawaiian t-shirts.
Each person was of a different occupation: nurse, salesman, lawyer, and horse trainer.
If each person bought one of the following amounts of old hawaiian t-shirts, (11, 2, 7, and 18) can you figure out the first name, last name, and how many old hawaiian t-shirts each person bought?
Ken, Borris, and Fran were not the person who bought 2 old hawaiian t-shirts.
The person who bought 11 old hawaiian t-shirts lives in the same building as Appleman and Fran.
Bill, and Borris often watch fights at the horse trainer's place.
The horse trainer isn't Ken or the person who bought 11 old hawaiian t-shirts.
The person who bought 18 old hawaiian t-shirts lives in the same building as Appleman and Ken.
Ken, who is not Quail, is the nurse's cousin.
Bill, Xevarone, and the person who bought 18 old hawaiian t-shirts each had different dinners last night.
Appleman bought less old hawaiian t-shirts than the salesman, and less than Fran.
Fran, the person who bought 7 old hawaiian t-shirts, and the lawyer go shopping together on Saturdays.
The person who bought 11 old hawaiian t-shirts, Xevarone and Bill all went to the horse trainer's surprise birthday party.
The person who bought 11 old hawaiian t-shirts, Fran, and the nurse went to the movies together.
The lawyer, whose first name is Marie, wasn't the person who bought 18 old hawaiian t-shirts.
Bill is not the person who bought 7 old hawaiian t-shirts, nor has the last name Quail.
The nurse, who bought 2 old hawaiian t-shirts, isn't Borris.
The person who bought 18 old hawaiian t-shirts, Appleman and Marie all went to the horse trainer's surprise birthday party.
Bor
Xev
App
Qua
nur
sal
law
hor
11
2
7
18
Ken
Fra
Bil
Mar
11
2
7
18
nur
sal
law
hor
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!