Instead of asking me about golf balls and bus, would you not have consideration for my intelligence and ask me a question that pertains to the problems your company faces, and see me analyse it in various contexts, leading to a richer interview? This way I will know something more about your company and its work too, and you will know how I think about problems. In your case, respect me enough to tell me your problem with number of clothes and such and test me against it. Golfballs are Golfballs, your company's problems are what I am hoping to solve. In that sense, you and your company will earn my respect if you treat my time and insight as something valuable. I will not solve golf ball problem for some myopic "insight" of questionable value.