r/maliciouscompliance - I HUMILIATED My Professor (Revenge)
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Been a engineer for 25 years, my salary staginated for 10ish years. I jumped and my boss was super pissed because I did it right before a giant CDR... Well... I gave him TWO YEARS to get my pay right. I jumped and got a 40% raise.
What's a CDR?
@@luvondarox More than likely Critical Design Review, and typically the type of thing than needs a certified engineer to sign off on.
Yeah, fuck that guy. Congrats to the raise.
Nice on the raise.
Deserved it. A good company should look after their employees. Profit is good but long term stability is better.
"You do realise that, if you were deaf, you'd be mute!"
How can someone be a PUBLIC SPEAKING PROFESSOR if they don't know the definitions of COMMON ENGLISH WORDS?
You are actually thick bro
It just seemed strange that someone who is mute would be required to take a class in public speaking.
@@glennrishton5679 Public speaking is more then just letting words out of your mouth - technics, how to build sentences etc - alot what everyone can use even if he never speaks in public.
I knew two deaf girls who could actually spoke better than the hicks in my town so yeah
I had a supervisor that would say "if you don't like the job find another one" she looked shocked when I told her I took her advice and I hope you have someone to take over my job lined up. A week after my last day my manager sends me a text asking if I would come back as my supervisor quit under my workload, for some reason they where shocked when I said no.
"How can someone be so ignorant that they tell someone else how their disability works?" Happens more than I'd like to admit sadly.
People keep telling me that I need to get a job, that it should be easy, that I'm so smart. The sad truth is that, yes, while I am smart, my asperger's as well as a physical disability completely prevent me from finding ANY employment. I can't deal with people AT ALL (especially with high stress from other things, to the point medication doesn't help), I can't deal with being in a cubicle, and any physical jobs are completely out of the question.
It's so easy when your'e the outsider looking in without any personal context.
@@NekoYuki I know how ya feel. Lots of people think people just have to take pills or do various types of therapy but its never really that simple. I give you luck in your future endeavors. Have a nice day.
@@luissantiago5163 Thank you. But my point is that people like that teacher are VERY misguided. Glad that piece of shit is no longer instructing. If you don't have the empathy or knowledge to deal with peoples' limitations, you have no business telling them what to do or teaching them.
Then again, the Dunning-Kruger effect is a thing.
"You're not wearing anything in your other [completely deaf so no use for a hearing-aid] ear so you're not THAT deaf.... why are you ignoring me????"
"Come around the other side, I keep telling you."
@@Roadent1241 Seen that argument happen before, actually.
Why if you were mute would you automatically be deaf too? Those are two different afflictions are they not? Certainly you can be both - why would professor assume that? If only told mute?
There is a misconception that deaf people are automatically mute as well. Even his misinformation was wrong. Sadly teachers and professors who refuse to believe verified disabilities exist or way too common.
Hibiki TheInkFox hey now donât drag all community college professors under the bus like that many are great hard working people hi are very passionate about their jobs
Because true mutism is a result of not being able to hear and thus never learning to speak. This girl has whats called "selective mutism"... which is NOT TRUE MUTISM... it's a nonsense made up "disorder" that stems from people just not wanting to speak in certain situations. Literally.
Mutism can be caused by several thing including damage or malformation of the vocal cords and damage to the language centre of the brain neither of which require you to be deaf. at no point does the girl in this story say what kind of mutism she has. And no saying she has anxiety doesn't automatically mean she has selective mutism.
@@I_leave_mean_comments there is a type of mutism that affects the vocal cords to where speaking can be very painful
OK, I'll be the guy asking why a mute person with clinical anxiety is taking a public speaking course. It would be like being deaf and taking a conversational Spanish course or being blind and signing up to learn how to interpret Doppler radar.
EDIT: Thanks to replies who inform me this may have been a mandatory course. It wasn't mandatory where and when I went to school. Makes about as much sense to force a mute into such a class as making a paraplegic take mandatory dance credits. Really stupid. Hope she didn't have to pay.
Maybe it was a required course? I wouldn't put it past modern education.
Might have been mandatory for the major they wanted or something.
Because in a lot of school public speaking a mandatory gen ed class on the grounds you will need to give presentation at work. basically you simple cant get a degree without taking it at those school
Not sure if there was anything about it being in the US. If the story wasn't in the US, it might well be that the poor guy had _no_ choice in what courses he got. My own education system just gives you classes based on what degree you want.
Besides that, as others have pointed out, the US system does have required general education and it apparently differs from school to school.
in college i was required to take a public speaking class credit
Humiliating teacher? Got one teacher of philosophy who keep telling me ''that's not what is going on in that country, they are killing people from different country by nailing them to door and riot every night ''. I just came back from that country, assisting to a wedding from the lower class people and that country has really harsh law to protect tourists. When I asked her the source, she kept telling me ''that's what I heard''. When I pointed out that ''hearing wasn't a valuable source'' and ''trustworthy witness is needed as a valuable source is you want to make absurd claim'', she kicked me out of the class for being disruptive. Being a bastard, I went home to fetch a DVD of my travel, took my portable DVD player and head back to class. Interrupted the whole class and showed the DVD. Again, I was kicked out of class but was called to the comportment department for being ''Disruptive''. Went to my favorites teacher (sociology teacher who hated her for her incompetence) and asked for help. I went with 3 teachers in tow and wreck that bad teacher by showing to her boss that she is incompetent. I was dispensed of philosophy class and she was force into retirement (to avoid to fire her). Just to put something in context, this is pre-university class. We are all adult.
Just out of curiosity, what were the countries?
@@rugalbernstein5913 they havent figured that out yet obviously.
But if we put in a few guess that make sense i am sure they can pick one to say it was...
As someone who lives with and takes care of a severely disabled person, I can say that people (everything from strangers, to family/so-called-friends) trying to tell disabled people how their disabilities work (or worse, that they're not actually disabled) is disgustingly and sadly very common
Illnesses too. My husband , his brother, father and I all have diabetes. My husband has dementia due to his 18 brain surgeries. So I mange his and my diabetes. His family keeps telling us how to manage it. Like his mom saying you can eat honey without adjusting the insulin. And his brother believes alcohol cures diabetes until his insulin had to go up drastically to compensate for the grain in the beer. We on the other hand have low blood sugar numbers and A1C. We adjust for what we are eating and limit carbohydrates. Neither of us are on the same calculation for insulin or the same dosages of Lantus. We are separate people whose disease is unique to us.
You'd be surprised! I'm autistic so most of my problems revolve around social interactions. I can't tell you how many times I've been told either that I'm not autistic because they know someone who is and I'm nothing like them... or that because I know of a problem obviously I should be able to change and it wouldn't be a problem anymore. "Oh yes, you know you're deaf, so you shouldn't be deaf anymore" type shit...
I cAn TelL fRoM tHe FaCt ThAt YoU'rE lItErAtE tHaT yOu DoN't HaVe AuTiSm.
@@cupman6477 Yup, basically. "You don't seem autistic to me" Oh thanks, I'm impressed you were able to exclude a diagnosis based solely on our 30 second interaction here! Where did you say you studied psychology again?
@@Melanie16040 random question, do you happen to have ADHD?
I remember back in elementary school in the late 80s early 90s when disability awareness was really bad among teachers I would frequently get yelled at and get called stupid for not being able to do things because of my disability. I remember being put in the lowest level math class and made made to do multiplication worksheets over and over while everyone else went on and did lessons ... I now have a Masters Degree in Applied Mathematics.
"You arent mute, or we wouldnt be having this conversation right now" That's deaf, sir, you're thinking of deaf.
DisKorruptd "Mute" is what used to be called "dumb", before those idiots who made words like "dumb", "spastic" and similar words that dictionaries define as various forms of physical disabilities mean mental ones!
No, it's mute. True mutism is a result of not being able to hear and thus never learning to speak. This girl has whats called "selective mutism"... which is NOT TRUE MUTISM... it's a nonsense made up "disorder" that stems from people just not wanting to speak in certain situations. Literally.
You can be mute from having your vocal chords not form correctly in womb. You can also have your vocal chords removed because of cancer. These are only two examples on why OP would be mute. You on the other hand are thinking of the deaf who are mute because they cannot hear at all. They have fully functioning vocal chords but cannot hear to repeat sounds. So technically they are mute but physically could speak if they could get any hearing.
@@I_leave_mean_comments Factually inaccurate description of selective mutism and baseless assessment of the girl. If you're gonna be mean, at least be right.
For some reason specific idiotic people have this idea that deaf people can't speak, it is literally the equivalent of claiming that someone doesn't have cancer because their legs aren't broken!
I have a boss who doesn't know what a disability is. I have rheumatoid arthritis. He thinks it's just a little joint pain. I know he wants to fire me due to the amount I've called in. I wish he would. I would be like a kid in a candy store
YOU GET A LAWSUIT, YOU GET A LAWSUIT, *YOU* GET A LAWSUIT, **EVERYBODY GETS A LAWSUIT**
@@zrspangle nice to see that your username truly reflects your personality. I'm so tired of people pretending to be things they aren't here.
Can you access occupational health? They might be able to help - in UK anyway.
@@DD-d6d3 I wish I could use my preferred name but for some reason "Demonic Homicidal Psycho Spawn from Hell" isn't allowed...
Oh well, it would likely give me Carpal Tunnel Syndrome if I had to sign that as my name all the time...
Just cause she's mute dosnt mean she's deaf for a friend of mine lost his vocal cords from a cancerous mass growing next to them
I think you missed the main point....... SHE'S TAKING A PUBLIC SPEAKING COURSE.
@@tdfarina but if she was taking the course cause she had to or she was trying to be a speech writer
@@tdfarina you may not be aware that public speaking is required to obtain a bachelor's degree in the USA. It is part of required general education coursework.
Sure or any other imaginary scenario you put them in.
@@tdfarina my forced to be mute friend had to take a class simular to it and was getting a business degree
A Mute taking a Public Speaking Class, hilarious!!
alfr1 itâs required for quite a few majors.
That doesn't make it any less hilarious, or stupid!
@@edlaprade ,
It does make a certain amount of sense. Part of public speaking is knowing your audience and accurately gauging their mood, likes, and dislikes. They also provide lessons on how to make presentations coherent and interesting.
Which does help with the people who are the sign to voice translations...
Edit: It's still hilarious and I believe a mute person doesn't get the full benefit from the "speaking" portion. It could also help her with her... fear of strangers.
How is that scummy? The bank tells you at the start of the year when the account is opened, that you have a year at this rate.
Banks do that because a lot of customers don't pay attention, so they get to pay a lower rate to those customers and thereby make more profit.
@@xenialafleur ,
Which is what makes it scummy. If they could afford the 1.9% then it should be kept. The Banks charge much more for loans...
banks in general are scummy
@Stephanie Pappas it's more that the deal lasts for a year but you can immediately get a new deal. They aren't necessarily ripping people off but if you can immediately get a new deal without being a new customer why even have it go down after a year at all?
@@xenialafleur Many people don't have the funds to lock away for several years in high-interest term deposit accounts. Therefore the bank offers a temporary bonus rate on ordinary accounts with the option to switch to another account with a similar bonus after that initial period.
First story a better way to do it, would be if the company has exit paperwork, there should be a reason for leaving part. For that say taking my immediate bosses advice, when he asks what advice, you then show him the passage
On a sorta related note from the first story where the agency planned a huge banquet. I worked at convention centers as a temp server and this particular situation would be a mixed blessing to us. A whole lot of sitting on your hands cuz you have too many people hired who would normally be busy for that event. Kitchen staff would be upset that much food goes to waste, servers knowing they would have to toss in in a couple hours, but with all that excess, everyone working would be allowed to eat as much as they would like.
I frequently ignore bad blueprints to make things right. Unless Iâm mad at the boss; then I make it to the plans. Iâm paid by the hour so making a part over is no hardship for me
That professor story
Speech: 0
Destruction: 100
Billing $1600 / day but charging $13.00 /day? Wow! I want to hire this guy myself!
I hate people who treat those with disabilities like they're faking it for attention. I also hate people who fake disabilities for attention. There's a big difference between being mute and being deaf. If you don't give a crap about other people's needs, you shouldn't be an educator of any kind.
I've seen it several times where an architect, engineer or other some such will get a bit up themselves and not pay attention to technicians. I've seen it go bad enough to where I kinda wish you couldn't be an engineer without working as a technician in that field.
11:20, Completely unexpected, completely satisfying.
how can somebody who doesn't know the difference difference between mute and deaf teach a class?
The "professor" has moved to our neighbourhood apparently; this couple tries to tell me that the smoke of their wood stove can't make my asthmatic bronchitis flair up violently.
Just to give a bit more context; we live in the Netherlands, and the house they bought had good central heating (been there multiple times when the old neighbours lived there), but they put in that stove the day they moved in, just so they can evade the tax on normal fuels.
"General managers don't care about staff" ... probably true ... they get bonuses based on meeting profit goals.
That's why companies are often understaffed, with overworked employees and shit equipment.
OK. Two different questions. (1) In story one, how did OP come to the conclusion that he had an unsecured $10K? It appears like he paid back the loan, so he did not actually possess the funds. (2) In the college story, why was mute OP taking a public speaking class in the first place? How is that supposed to work when he literally can't talk? It's like teaching a blind person how to be marksman.
In many colleges, public speaking in a required course for all students. In the original reddit post, that person explains later that public speaking was required and that they couldn't get out of it even though they're mute. Such is the beauty of the higher education system.
@@jones4106 Thanks. If I were the teacher and had a mute person in my class because of bureaucratic nonsense, I would either (1) offer that person the ability to write up an assignment on the value of public speaking and how that person intended to achieve those benefits without the public speaking or (2) ask them what their GPA was last semester and give them the corresponding grade as a freebie, e.g. if the person had a 3.2 GPA last semester, I would just give the person a B+ and tell him/her that he/she need not show up at all.
However, I am still confused on Question 1. Can you help clarify?
Yay Miss Majestic I hate that she experiences so much from Karen's but I love her stories
Your boss was a total jerk. Hope you found much better job!
"if you were mute you'd also be deaf" ... ...what?
Speech and hearing are two totally different systems, involving different parts of the body and different parts of the brain.
Wrong. True mutism is a result of not being able to hear and thus never learning to speak. This girl has whats called "selective mutism"... which is NOT TRUE MUTISM... it's a nonsense made up "disorder" that stems from people just not wanting to speak in certain situations. Literally.
@@I_leave_mean_comments Because brain injuries, lack of coordination, damaged vocal chords, paralysis, catatonia, or the brain not being able to process enough information quickly enough to form words in stressful situations don't exist. According to the kind of creep who steps over someone mid-seizure to get food because they must be faking it for attention because medical conditions don't exist
@@I_leave_mean_comments Was Stephen Hawking deaf or just lazy?
@@notoriouswhitemoth As I'm sure you know, Hawking has ALS, and wouldn't be described as being "mute". That's very much like a person with no eyes saying they're "colorblind"... it's technically true that they can't see color, but only an idiot would phrase it that way.
@@I_leave_mean_comments Going by that response, by your definition, mutism is not when someone is medically incapable of speech, but rather when they've never learned a spoken language. That still wouldn't require them to be deaf, because feral child syndrome is a thing. Also, OP might not be "mute" by that extremely narrow definition but might still be physically incapable of speaking, in the same way that someone born without arms might not technically be an amputee but wouldn't be able to hold anything in the hands they don't have.
"If you were mute, you'd be deaf"
Doesn't he know what the words "mute" and "deaf" mean?
Architects don't have final say and their plans are simply just the shape of the building the engineers have final say. At least in Canada. That malicious compliance would have been easily back charged to the contractor.
Im disabled as well and when I was getting my degree I got ADA (Americans with disabilities act) coverage as well. In the US the person would have a clear discrimination lawsuit against the teacher and/or the university. I faced what I believed to be discrimination at one point, I talked to my academic advisor who advised me that filing a complaint would trigger an automatic investigation, but that there would be 0 issue for the teacher if the investigation came up inconclusive or that she did nothing wrong. He then sent me to the ADA department who talked me into filing my complaint. I included emails from the teacher that seemed..... let's just say... "off".... I was advised within a couple days that the school had issued a preliminary ruling that I was being discriminated against and offered to let me drop the course at 0 effect to my GPA (the ADA is VERY clear on what a university MUST do / must allow you to do if you are discriminated against).
To me there is nothing more disgusting than discriminating against someone who has gone through the process to PROVE they need assistance.... your fellow man needs a little help, doctors have verified so, and you slap their hand away???
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"Just build it like the plans say"
Anyone who's ever seen "This Is Spinal Tap" knows exactly what happens when you build it like the plans say. =)
*David St. Hubbins:* "I do not, for one, think that the problem was that the band was down. I think that the problem may have been, that there was a Stonehenge monument on the stage that was in danger of being _crushed by a dwarf."_
- Michael McKean, "This Is Spinal Tap" (1984)
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that professor should be barred from teaching in his current country that's a legit hate crime.
It's way too common with people thinking they know someone's disability better then them
I call bullshit on the fire suppression installer. Installer goes to supervisor, supervisor goes to either boss or GC. GC or boss go to architect. If anyone in this chain has half a brain and wants to keep their job they take their concerns to either client or bigger boss. Someone or multiple someone's lost their jobs here. There are very few possibilities in which anyone ever got to the point where a window was about to be installed and a fire suppression tech requested a delay. The only scenario where this plays out is if they've asked for change orders 10 flipping times and have been shut down every time.
The bank story hit close to home. People, you are calling on a recorded line and any high dollar business like a bank will review the call when there are claims of unprofessionalism. Some banks will even terminate the relationship with the customer if the customer was rude to the employees.
I wish people were more patient... less misunderstandings that way.
I mean, Iâm no soft shelled taco myself, but at least itâs only minor ticks that set me off and not a simple matter of talking!
(Clarification: people who aggressively speak to me tend to set me off, and Iâm ashamed of myself every time I let it get to me.)
Just a few weeks ago before Black Friday, I work as a Door Host in retail, and a customer fronted his dominance and gave me a âwhatcha gonna do?â attitude in his words.
I simply just walked away, furious, but wordless because I didnât want to lose my job.
There is a difference between deaf and mute, deaf is a hearing and mute is a speaking disability as I understand it.
Nice thing to wake up for
Thereâs a difference between mute and deaf thatâs why they are different words.
Deaf is where they canât hear anything
Mute is where they canât speak because of choice or something else.
Or I think so
i had a feeling that the prof. would be that stupid to mix up deaf and mute and how they would effect someone.
Thanks again for the stories
So... About he story involving the mute kid. I have something called a IEP (Individualized Education Plan, look it up) anyways my IEP is for my handwriting (if you need to know, my motor skills aren't the best and sometimes I go and not lift up my pen), My IEP states, because of my handwriting. I can ask to type up written assignments and they have to comply. Learned it recently from my language arts teacher when discusing a project going into a category that covers 90% of my grade.
Sans&Flowey she mentioned she also had such a plan with accommodations but the teacher refused to acknowledge her plan & accommodations & wouldnât work with her
I hope you read any follow-up that happens from that first story.
For the first one just threaten to quit and when they ask you what they can do to keep you there just say a raise
Around 9:25 in, it sounded like he said, "buttface style." XD
Well that "How can someone be so ignorant that they tell someone else how their disability works" tends to come from the fact that people fake disability all the time, it sucks when someone thinks an actual disabled person is faking it but it's not unheard of for people to fake a disability for some kind of special privilege, it would also help if those people making the accusation did the research to find out if they themselves are wrong.
14:08 as someone who use to be mute due to a brain tumor this professor makes me angry. I wasn't deaf. I just couldn't talk
I am not the best with "cold Callers". I have had a few Cold callers over the years. Now in the country I live in cold calling people is illegal, So anything they say or do is illegal anyway, so they can not complain about me being nasty or wasting their time as they called me.
My telephone number is listed as a "Do NOT call" on many of the cold caller systems now. But I really do love the Tech support people. Even when I honestly tell them that I am not at home or near my computer they still give me their speil... I had one on the phone for 38 minutes while I was laid on the beach on a towel. (I know my computer like the back of my hand, I also know what programs they will use and most of the interfaces that I have to describe. I am a computer tech and Admin of my network.) The guy on the phone was trying to convince me that my computer was infected by telling me to go through my system logs and find the standard list of windows errorrs and warnings that your system will record while booting up untill all your services are started. Then he wanted me to connect to remote desktop programs... until he got to teamviewer I did not know half the programs so told him the websites were blocked by firewall as scam access abuse. I know the installer and all the windows for teamviewer. So I described the install process etc... then told him that the connection would not work, he told me to connect to him and then we can reverse the connection. I told him that was failing as well. Might be because my wifi is out of range. He told me to move in range... I said "have you got about an hour for me to drive home and turn on my computer?" he swore at me and said I should not be wasting his time, fucking idiot, then he hung up the call and I went back to my sunbathing. 2 hours later got a call from a female operator, just told her that I couldn't be arsed and I'll setup a virtual machine for them to play with tomorrow.
I just love how they go for the syskey in windows and how it fails if i already setup syskey on the system. ;)
HOW? WHY? WHY WAS THERE A MUTE PERSON IN A PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASS??? I NEED DETAILS!!!
Hopefully when the prof got fired (if he was in the states) they explained this little thing called the ADA....
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For RD, TDR higher.. depending on periods ..
I dislike it when I am sitting in my wheelchair in line or shopping and someone takes it upon themselves to move m and my chair like I am an inconvenient piece of furniture. I am a human being and my chair is an extension of my body. It is not your place to move me out of your way. If asked I will move myself. Once in line a man moved me because I was looking at the little items in the checkout line. There were still two persons in front of me. He forgot about the foot pieces and rammed me into the ankles of the person in front of me. The person yelled and turned. I said sorry but this guy pushed me. He got an earful from her and me about not moving the handicapped unless asked. He moved lines.
He don' got yeeted on
why was a mute studying public speaking?
Could be a requirement for his major or the particular college. I'm sure there are still some things in the curriculum that he can use later on.
Most colleges requires a public speaking class in order to transfer into a university later.
With all these contractors gettin screwed over, yâall need to start writing in clauses that you can leave and break the contract due to bad treatment and things like that but that the company still has to pay the rest of the contract out immediately and if they try to refuse, theyâre liable for double the contract price. And put other things in your contracts that protect you no matter what.
It's unclear to me why someone who is mute would even take a course in Public Speaking. Was it a necessary course for their final degree goal?
US be like.
Obviously many mandatory qualifications are useless but a way to make money.
Not gonna a lie, love the videos, not gonna keep listening because of all the ads. I wear headphones while I work and keep my phone in my pocket. I absolutely hate ads and can stand one or two in a video, but not two in a row every few minutes. Takes me out of the video too much to have to dig my phone out to skip the ads or listen to the "all new hyundai kona" ad again and again
I'm pretty sure the professor is one of the ones who chant not my president and all free expect my pay check
I enjoy stories of The Majestic Gummy Bear.
Agreed. She's certainly overcome more than her fair share of adversity.
What am I missing with the professor? OP is mute. It's a public speaking class. How does that work?
CapAnson12345 Yeah. Thatâs what Iâm confused about. Why would this class be necessary if they canât speak and have severe anxiety that prevents them from being able to handle public situations? No matter how many classes you have for the public it wonât help as anxiety is a mental disorder that can only be helped with professional help like therapy, anxiety medicine or something like that. School is not at all a good place to overcome anxiety in my experience at least.
As we can see it doesnât work.
1. School requires public speaking for her major
2. Oops, student has a disability that makes the class pointless & the administration doesnât have enough imagination to make an exception & offer a different class
3. School at least offers accommodations for the class but the asshat teaching the class denies the accommodations & makes it impossible for student to succeed
Thatâs a whole bunch of not gonna work right there
14:12 Professor: do you realize, if you were mute, you'd deaf?
That line from him really pisses me off! OP is mute, she can't speak at all and it's insanity that he thinks that she can speak yet is only refusing to speak. No, mute means no noise or sound can be made. And to say that if one is mute that also means they are deaf too is so extremely dumb! Just cause someone is mute doesn't mean they can't hear the shit someone is speaking! And if he thought that the whole time why would he even think that she's receiving any of his spoken work? No, having a disability doesn't mean you have more than just one. That is the dumbest professor I think I ever heard of.
I don't know why OP is in a Public Speaking class when she's mute, I don't know maybe it's a requirement of her school. But since she can't talk at all, then she shouldn't be required to take a public speaking class in the first place. The school was kind enough to give her accommodations for being mute, a translator, an the paperwork that list her needs and aids, but sadly made her take a class in which she has to talk?
I'm sorry I'm probably misunderstanding what a Public Speaking Class is, I can only guess it's a class that focuses on how to publicly speak comfortably as possible. So it doesn't make sense for a mute person to be taking such a class if they can't even talk. So I can only imagine the class is required and it sounds dumb that she couldn't get a pass or a replacement class on a subject that didn't have to do with being vocal since she can't speak. But I'm glad for when the professor gets owned by his own stupidity after the train wreck he caused for OP.
THE SEAL IS AWESOME!!
Surely there would be an exception from public speaking, for someone who literally cannot speak?
Theyâre mute but are taking Public Speaking?
WTF they made a mute take public speaking
In California at least, it's a requirement for a bachelor degree
Deaf people arenât necessarily mute.
Wooooooah this is new! Iâm not late
Sounds like that architect pulled a Ted Mosby.
5:36 $1300 is "thirteen-hundred" or "one-thousand three-hundred dollars," not "thirteen."
Okay, just a random (probably) illogical question, but why would someone who is mute take a public speaking class? Or did I miss the point entirely? Exempt from public speaking - check. Exempt from doing slides/presentations - check. Point to taking class at all....??????? Why not just be EXEMPT from taking that class completely, and take something else? Or is that too logical?
Kayenne54 welcome to the bureaucracy. School requires the class for her major but doesnât have enough imagination to make an exception & offer a different class so at least they offer accommodations for the class but uh oh they have an idiot running the class who refuses to accept the accommodations & actively sabotages the student
I donât actually see how what the bank is doing is a scummy practice?
Why if you're mute would you take a public speaking class? That's so pointless
How is 1.9% a better rate than 1.6% the lower the interest rate the better
The 1.6% rate is better if it's for a loan. For savings accounts, when you put money into it that money accrues interest over time. The higher the interest rate, the faster the amount in the savings account grows. This makes the 1.9% interest rate better in this case.
the bank should just make that their standard rate they are increasing overhead for no reason.
Why was a mute taking a speech class? Genuine question. That is like a blind person doing magic or a deaf person attending a ventriloquist show. Sure they can do it but does it make sense?
I mean... There was that blind card mechanic on Penn&Teller. I think it makes perfect sense for a blind guy to do magic, it makes the tricks that much more impressive
Wow
ANyone else starting to think this is a ROBOVOICE????
I think I recognize Sara the mute op and the uncle from a entitled parent story
#1. That's it? đ.
Why would a mute person take a public speaking course?
This video is in the wrong playlist, prorevenge not malicious compliance.
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He's saving my sanity by providing a break from my capstone :)
i would like to ask do you
Do your own editing or does someone else do it?
wow us is surely expensive. In India sprinkler system is way way way way more cheaper than that. Why does everything gets so stupendously expensive there?
I don't have any problem with a mute student. What I find interesting is that one enrolled in a public speaking course.
That would be like a wheelchair-bound student trying out for the racewalking team.
Dan Powell yeah Iâm not understanding that part of it either.
Required course for her major & an administration with no imagination to offer an alternative class so instead they offer accommodations to the class but they had an asshat teaching who refused to allow accommodations
Why would a mute take a public speaking class đ€ Serious question.
Because pre course requirement. The no exceptions kind.
I dont fully understand either.
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I thought it would be "votre"
The stories majestic gummy bear has....
I would change it to âThis GM doesnât care about staffâ Cause there are those that do :)
Funny that I find this after watching Jake on his own channel for a while now XD
Small different between 13 hundred dollars a day and 13 đ
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uhm if you are mute why would you take a public SPEAKING class? jw
A lot of colleges require it
You're mute and you take a public speaking course? Hmmm... Yeah, I see the logic there.
the logic is they have no other choice if they want their degree.
If you're Mute then you are Deaf too, I might as well be Blind then
Why did a mute person join a pubic speaking class...?