Shizuku

I'm graduating with a bachelor in mathematics.

I have an job interview for a Data analysis position in a pretty big name finance company.

I know the company will probably ask about my experience in the field of finance but I don't have any since it really wasn't required in my math field. (meaning, I didn't take any finance courses)

I need to have a good comeback to tell them when they ask stuff like,

"how can mathematics be useful in finance?"

"How good are you with finance?"

Someone help me?

I want to go on a road trip from few days (max 4 days) somewhere.

I live in Chicago and don't want to travel too far (meaning to east or west coast) so, what are some good locations to travel within the midwest?

Only idea I have at the moment is the Mammoth Cave in Kentucky.

P.S. I'm a college student with low budget so something cheap will always be good.

I'm looking for a board game from Sweden.

It won about five different game awards.

It's a two player game using marbles.

The point of the game is to put the marbles in a row of five in any direction but the board is cut in to four separate pieces and they all rotate 360 degrees.

I thought the name of the game was "Pentagon" but I can't find anything about it online so I might have the name of the game wrong.

I've seen it about few years ago at some hair salon but they were burning these nice smelling candles in a tin jar. This person told me the wax that melts from the heat of the candle becomes oil/lotion for the hands. I actually tried it and it really was oil/lotion thing you can put on you hands!

Anyone know anything about these and where I can buy them?