Four people (Harriett, Sean, Fran, and Charles) with last names Young, O'Neal, Galitzer, and Clemens, each bought a number of lolly pops.
Each person was of a different occupation: kicker, zookeeper, coat check person, and yuppie.
If each person bought one of the following amounts of lolly pops, (2, 8, 15, and 23) can you figure out the first name, last name, and how many lolly pops each person bought?
Galitzer bought more lolly pops than the kicker, and more than Charles.
The zookeeper, the person who bought 2 lolly pops, didn't want a copy of Galitzer's book.
O'Neal and Sean aren't the person who bought 8 lolly pops.
The zookeeper isn't Fran or the person who bought 23 lolly pops.
The yuppie isn't Sean Galitzer.
Sean is not the person who bought 8 lolly pops, nor has the last name Young.
The person who bought 8 lolly pops lives in the same building as Galitzer and Harriett.
Fran is not the person who bought 23 lolly pops, nor has the last name O'Neal.
Clemens wasn't the person who bought 23 lolly pops. Neither did Charles nor the zookeeper.
The zookeeper isn't Charles O'Neal.
The coat check person isn't Harriett Young.
The zookeeper, whose first name is Harriett, wasn't the person who bought 23 lolly pops.
You
O'N
Gal
Cle
kic
zoo
coa
yup
2
8
15
23
Har
Sea
Fra
Cha
2
8
15
23
kic
zoo
coa
yup
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!