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I don't know
I came for an interview, and I can't ride a bike (my main means of transportation are public transit, and, when necessary, borrowing a car from my family to drive, but I didn't mention that). However, I heard the female owner go on about this (perhaps metaphorically): She had previously employed someone who couldn't ride a bike, and because they couldn't ride a bike, their ability to react was very poor and their work efficiency was low. Then she started going on endlessly about various things, repeatedly explaining her position.
I completely don't understand the connection between these things. Is there any scientific basis for this? Or is it just a “Hello?”