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This is a question from a type of "card against humanity" game.

Our disagreement is between two definitions: A. Last (most recent) person chronologically to show up/get drunk at work B. Least likely person to be drunk at work

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    – Xanne
    Commented Jul 23, 2017 at 7:13

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It appears to be the question

Who was the last person to be drunk/high at work?

But you have left out the final question mark, so I'm not fully confident on the reply.

Generally, the "last person who was A" would be someone who was A in the past, and the last one in the historical sequence, thus the most recent.

On the other hand, if the question had been,

Who would be the last person to be A?

you would be asking for the last person in the list of people you would expect to be A, which would be the one least expected.

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