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I'm pretty sure most teachers are masochists. To each their own.

no

that's literally their job

Would I get annoyed? Fuck yes. That's why I couldn't be a teacher, and I'm one of those that it takes a time or three for me to understand something.

Should teachers? No. They are supposed to be patient and find new ways to explain things to people who aren't getting it.

You dont need meat, but without it you need to think a bit more carefully about what you eat.

Nah, but we had sex ed every year from year 3 (grade 2) onwards, each time giving a bit more detail.

Ur so fucking weird dude

what "Talk"? lol

Monica is a babe now but even back then she was prettier than the yucko fake porn look

Lmao

awesome stuff

Yep.

I worked at a Penn Station where I actually was performing shift lead duties and managing the staff better than the actual leads and managers for about four or five years, but they didn't offer it to me until I got fed up and told the store manager "this is my last day". Meanwhile I saw so many people who didn't deserve the position receive it just because they were better friends with the manager -- it was a restaurant run on nepotism. She had outside hires come in and immediately get bumped up to manager, meanwhile I and other hard workers were completely ignored.

Dont the pro-life people basically only exist in the US?

Does Ivanka count?

I'm 63 and no children, maybe I'll have twins and catch up

We use the word promotion with quotations where I work. A promotion generally gets you a special title, more work and nothing else. They tell us to think of it as a "stepping stone" in your career with the company. Sure you do more work for the same pay, but now in the future you can be considered for other upward positions. Strangely enough the only people I see getting the "upward positions" are either friends/cronies or relatives of the people promoting them.

Back before I worked for the company the nepotism was so bad that the head office sent a guy in to do employee audits on all these new people hired off the street into management positions who just happened to be friends and relatives of other members of management in the company.

He would take them into an office and ask them one question: What do you do here?

If they didn't have a good enough answer they were told to immediately clean out their office and they were no longer employed there.

This happened back in the 90's but the old guys I work with still talk about that day of crying people funneling out into the parking lot carrying boxes one after another.

i guess we have computers now that add to the complexity. but it's close to that

it means there is nothing new to publish

Algebra is the one that is complete right? Or is that specifically linear algebra?

Trump isn't anti-abortion, but his base is, so he went for it.

Needs to end

I want to be in the shit, doing the shit.
Not telling someone else what shit to do.

no but i also don't ask often. i've seen it happen to others, though, and they usually have a certain timeline before they just go to a different place that will give them a better opportunity.

Thats Hercules

The answer was always a lie to me lol

theyll kick you out for it

theyll kick you out though if you eat the hot dog in a lewd manner

It's interesting at times seeing how some states just end up overtaking other states in importance, population, jobs, etc.

Sometimes it's just due to geography, leading to certain jobs going there, then more jobs, etc.

It honestly feels like this from all my friends who had a hard time getting a job, though I realize that's purely anecdotal. Feels more like we've figured out how to con everyone in to believing we're massively successful, and not at all struggling to recover from the turmoil the pandemic thrust us in to.