r/Maliciouscompliance Are You Suuuuure That's What You Want?
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- čas přidán 24. 03. 2021
- r/Maliciouscompliance In today's episode, we have a student to grapples with his school's strict dress code. OP is a bisexual student who is constantly bullied by his classmates, who steal his belt. He retaliates by wearing a gay pride belt to school, which also gets stolen. When the bully gets caught with the stolen belt, the bully is stuck with an impossible choice: Does he admit he stole it and get in trouble, or does he say the belt is his and then get bullied himself?
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Professors who grade like “90% will fail the class” guy are not proving how tough their class is, but how bad they are at teaching.
It's literally the only profession where that kind of thinking is acceptable, imagine if a pilot smugly told you that he fails to land 90% of his flights
@@LordyT34 exactly
@@Yue797 yeah
Or that they have very high standards. Reality is that a student graduating in a specific field is almost never fit to work in this field before having a real training, and won't be any efficient before at the very least one year of work.
I've known a few professors that wouldn't give you a passing grade if you couldn't manage to make you project be "acceptable for a junior". And it looks fair to me.
At that time I was studying to be a graphic designer, and looking back with my non-graphic-designer eyes (I left this field), not even 5% of my class's work could be regarded as acceptable work for a junior.
@Elian Bobby The fuck is with these chatbots?
We have no evidence other students are stealing your kid's clothes, but let me go ahead and without evidence assert your kid is just doing it to mess with us.. Seriously? My mother would have decked that principal.
I had a principle that hated me. I regularly found all my stuff in my locker moved, and my lunch box was always left opened. I knew it was him searching it between classes cause one of my friends had seen him doing it when she was walking between the bathroom and her class. So one day I left a greasy brown paper bag in my locker with a bag of grass clippings in a ziplock bag inside with along with a note saying " Now that I have your attention please close my lunchbox after your locker searches, I like my sandwich cold. Thanks ". He flipped out and called the police, I had the cops show up at my house and explain to my parents how this was NOT a funny joke and I got 2 weeks of in school suspension. That guy was such a douche
@@3colt3 How this was not a funny joke? Simply don't go search other people's shit and you don't end up with in that situation. Douchebag principal...
@@3colt3 I don’t understand how that resulted in the police. I really wish your parents had gone to the superintendent. That was a great solution though, hats off.
@@robertaylor9218 my guess is that this idiot principal assumed Colt had stuffed “grass” in his locker (and by “grass”, I mean marijuana)
@@robertaylor9218 He twisted it as he did everything. And that just to start. He tried blaming a bottle of broken lotion in locker rooms on me saying it was vandalism. He blamed me for burned out light bulb because I walked down that hallway, he claimed I threw something at it and broke it. My Senior year my mom finally went to the school board because he called the police saying he Thought I had a weapon in my vehicle since I didn't park in the student parking lot, I didn't. I was just running late and there were no spots left. My mom threatened a lawsuit and tried to get the police to press chargers for making a false police report but nothing ever came of it except he left me alone for the remaining three months of school. FU principle Swarenson, I hope you step on a Lego.
Teacher; “But no one’s EVER made an 80+ of ANY of my tests before!”
Then it sounds like you’re a C+/B- teacher.
I swear every time I hear one of these dress code stories, I’ll never forget how at my old uniform elementary schools were so up tight over the SHADE OF BLACK my shoes were when I was in 2nd grade. My shoes were charcoal when they were supposed to be another black and I literally got IN SCHOOL SUSPENSION for it.
But black is a shade you can't have a shade of black?
@@themostbritishpersonalive868 It was a weird/bad school. I remember one kid got in trouble because his socks were white and not grey/black/brown. They did uniform checks at least 4 times a month I think.
@@themostbritishpersonalive868 You damn well can have shades of black. There are even names for it. Obsidian tends to be the blackest black. You can have warm blacks and cool blacks. Light and dark. Charcoal black is still black, but it's a lighter black (some might call it dark grey, but that's not true. It's still a shade of black). Heck, even looking at different black paints or coloured pencils. You get a high-quality paint or pencil, and you'll have a rich, bold black. You go cheap and your black is going to be a washed-out, light black.
Source: I'm a bit of an artist and have experience with low and high-end product for both pencils and paint.
@@RenAsterion those are dark Grey's
@@RenAsterion There is only 1 Black, and 1 White, everything else is either Gray, or a very dark or bright color!
Shades of black do not exist!
Source: I'm a developer and work with colours, lights and their compositions.
Also in real life the only black color that is actually black is Vantablack!
Only in Video Games "Obsidian" is often displayed as fully black.
Real Life Obsidian is a very dark purple.
The guy that tricked his boss out of being able to take personal frequent flier miles deserves an award.
I love their energy so much
Advice I received when I first got a job in the federal government, “Before your first day go to your local airport and signup for every airlines’ frequent flyer program.” I did. Best advice I every received. Anyone taking their first professional job should do the same since you have nothing to lose except a couple of hours spent at an airport with your spouse.
I would have personally pointed out to that boss that withholding that kind of reward from an individual is at least suuper scummy, morally reprehensible, and probably illegal to some degree since it's about the individual's rights to use such a thing they earned themselves. Like if you were to have a gift card to your favorite restaurant, but for some reason there was an asshole at the front door who wouldn't let you use it without their express permission. You can guarantee the restaurant would fucking call the cops and that they would make sure you were taken care of for that visit.
When it comes to photography you can buy the equipment but you cannot buy the talent
"But you *can* buy a subscription to SkillShare using promo code..."
That goes for any kind of equipment.
@@wolfgamer8770 lol, i know im just trying to share my wisdom.. dont ruin it hahaha
@@andymcl92 nuh uh, wait a goddamn minute gimme my sponsorship money first ..
A tool is only as good as the user. A professional photographer could take award winning photo using a Galaxy S5.
For the last story.
CS manager: Go to the CEO
OP: Yes, I will
I did something similar with HP.
@@helmsman359 I bet you got a new laptop, if not, please elaborate
To the second story: I also went to an engineering school where the average grade was a C, and I’ve been denied from jobs due to a 2.8 GPA. Sorry I didn’t study underwater basket weaving
Using GPA as a factor is a shortcut for people who can't or don't want to critically think about their applicants. I'm sorry you were denied jobs, but in all likelihood you wouldn't have been happy there either.
Unless you have a gpa above 3.6 don't put it in you resume
@@gabrielantunez7642 some jobs ask you for your gpa unfortunately
So you basically went to school to pass the exams and not to think critically, question what you were learning, just to get a paper that says you have a degree in engineering? And now companies hold the school's policies against you? That sounds so fucked up mate, I'm truly sorry for you. How are you doing now?
Anyway, imagine if you met someone who is better than you at something, like video games or something, then calling them a cheater because they're just better than you.
How stupid can you be?
My university used to fire people for not failing enough students. Honestly, it was the least of the problems at that place.
Ew, that's so scummy. DX
What the hell??
that university test shit is exactly what the uk exam boards are intending to do to students because of covid. literally giving us the questions and mark schemes for our final and only contributing exams. we're fucked
is this only for universities? im at college and we are just getting teacher assessed grades, the one exam we still have is done by the teacher but still under exam conditions (obviously) but we are all doing little end of topic tests to contribute to our final exam grade.. coursework is also added like into the mix overall but im on a btec so not sure if its different for proper a levels
I mean, that's how I did all my tests in schools. Teachers don't mix up wording or even the combination of answers. Like History I'd just read "In 1977.." and know the answer was A. What A was, who knows, but if the question starts with that, the answer was A. Because why learn the actual answer when I can just skim everything and still get the highest scores on the tests?
@@sakutia9836 TAGs are likely just for us sixth formers/college students
My youngest came out as bi and when she finally came around to telling me, I said ok and then went on talking about everything else. She said mom, that's all.. I said umm yes, umm I'm hetero, I didn't know I had to tell everyone but I'm glad that you shared with me and I could share with you who we are as people.. Do you still love me baby girl? She started laughing and said, Mom, that's why you're the best parent.. If that's what makes her her, I've already loved her so to me, that means nothing changed, right? So it's not a big deal in our household.. 😁 If she likes it, her step dad, brother and sister love it.. All I care about is if she ends up with a woman one of them better have my grandchildren or I'm going to go off!!! 😡 🤣🤣
You're such a good mum. I want to be like you with my future children
@@aduckwithanumbrella Aww, you're too sweet! Thank you for that so much.. I'm pretty sure that if you keep an open mind, your kids will KNOW how brilliant you are!! 🤗🤗❤️
You are Awesome!!
Not knocking you with the question I'm about to ask, because you're already an amazing parent and she's lucky to have you, but... What if she wants to be child-free, though? I know I decided pretty early on that I didn't want kids. I like kids and I'm happy to babysit a child that's past the age of potty training, but I know I wouldn't make a good dad (too many issues in my own life), so I feel like it'd be extremely irresponsible to sire a child that I couldn't take adequate care of in the long term.
What if your daughter winds up feeling the same way, either due to faults of her own or concern about bringing a child into the world when the current economic and social climate is so bad that most people my age are struggling to get by. Would you actually go off on her and her future partner for deciding not to have children?
@@RenAsterion I would NEVER go off on her about that and I can say that because she does not want kids. She actually just recently told me that to be honest..
I would never want someone who feels that way to do so because of someone else, including me! I know what it takes to be a parent, it's not easy, more EMOTIONALLY than financially.. I'm glad that she told me and, she told me why.. Being a parent also means trusting that you raised them to make the right decisions and I do with all 3 of my kids. As long as I have her in my life, I cannot ask, should not ask for more than that..
I appreciate you asking me the question and I hope I was able to answer..
The mom and Dad in the first story absolutely rock!!!!
Thats setting a low bar tbh. I mean they had their bisexual kid in a catholic school. Hell i'd even go as far as to say putting any child in a religious school borders on child abuse.
@@apaxtoa this. No parent should send their kid to a catholic school... Worse even if the kid is bi and open about it
The catholic school in your areas must be horrible. I went to one, had multiple gay/bi students there and they were never treated terribly by students or teachers. this was also in the early 2000s, not sure if that makes a difference. Our religion class was actually a class teaching us about all the different religions in the world. I am not catholic by any means, and I don't really believe in any religion, but it was pretty awesome learning about other people's beliefs. I am sorry that the catholic schools you went to or had friends go to were not accepting of their kids.
TBH it sounds like a story that would end with 'then everyone clapped.'
@@apaxtoa idk what kinda schools in America you have but I go to a catholic school and there is many gay ppl gay teachers.
YES! I HATE THAT! Being a good teacher means your students do WELL if you do your job correctly. They understand the material you are trying to TEACH them. How is failing at that something to brag about?
I've had a professor explain the whole actual C average thing... By keeping the classes structured so that the average grade actually is a C, it means that an A actually means excellence. It also helps preserve the value of the college's diplomas, because good grade must be earned through hard work, not simply bought.
While I don't disagree with, there's the problem that a C in the United States is still 70 to 79% of questions answered correctly. In most other countries even Canada grades run very differently. In the UK for example a 70-100 is an A. Many countries don't even have letter grades, and a 40 to 49 is a C. In the UK a C is the lowest passing grade, but considering a US F is anything below a 59, well, it's certainly harder to fail when you have 19 more points to work with.
Story1: Great move by OP's mom to outsmart the bully! Glad they were able to get OP out of that craphole, I guarantee the school would have retaliated against OP, for both having the temerity to be out of the closet, and proving them wrong.
The story with the professor. My response to him is "PROVE IT" An accusation without proof is not actionable and if they did, they would open themselves up to massive legal action.
I really hope OP from the first story got all the wrongful detentions over his belts taken off his record. If I were his mom, after what he went through, I would leave a scathing one star review on the school and post online warning everybody to stay away from that school and not send their kids there. The principal owes OP an apology as well. I wouldn’t exactly rule out going to the news about this and demanding an internal investigation because the principle is clearly biased.
The story of the professor reminds me of a teacher I had in high school who was incredibly boring. He was my geometry teacher so him being boring on top of me being bad at math meant I failed his class first semester. Towards the end of the first semester he complained to my class that over half of his students in all the classes he’s teaching are failing and we need to do better because we’re making him look bad and he wants the principal to stop nagging him about it. Like if over have your students are failing then it’s something you need to fix because clearly you’re doing something wrong.
N nobody thought to tell him?
@@officialarchiemo The principal did talk to him towards the end of 1st semester. The teacher thought he was a better teacher than he was and wasn't happy that the principal kept bringing it up.
Yeah, I also never understood teachers who brag about how little they pass their students. Like... to me, if I was a teacher and only five percent of my students were passing then I'd feel like I'm a bad teacher and everyone would hate me.
I'm a catholic and i hate that people from the first story are so poorly living they're faith.
Op's parents are truly wonderful for their acceptance and support of their son.
Kind of sad that our society is at the point where you are wonderful for just being a decent human being.
@@wta1518 agreed. humanity’s gone to shit, can’t even truly be *myself* within my own home most of the time.
it’s a fake story
Does anyone else bob their head back and forth when R/Slash says "Every single day" at the end of his videos?
Yes! I especially love when he accidentally cuts the 'day' short and you kinda gotta compensate your nod lol
The mother in story 1 is everything.
best mom
Too bad the story sounds fake as fuck.
@@st4rpt_603 don't like 40% stories does lmao
Their kid is bi... Catholic school is bad parenting imo
@@nigerianprince9135 This one just sounded like a stereotypical tumblr fake though. I literally thought they'd say 'and then everyone clapped.'
The rules are he has to wear a belt, so he did. Really didn't specify the color! Oh, this one was soooooo funny!
I almost was expecting him to come in with like a dozen belts like some kind of anime character LOL
Checkmate, dress code!
I feel that the first story is kind of sus because OP used the term 'pastor' to refer to the priest. I'm not a native English speaker, and I've only spent 2 months in the US, so I could be wrong on how the terms are used.
No, pastor is definitely a word used in the US for Christian religious leaders. I'm from the US.
Yeah, pastor is def sus. That's not a catholic term...
@@smapa1185 I am nos saying that it is not used, I am saying that it isn't used to refer to a catholic priest.
The more I think about the situation, the more sus it is. I mean, OP mentioned that he was latinx, that means that he, like me (I am from PTY), would use the transalted terms of priest and father that are used in Spanish. Moreover, OP's family were members of said Church which means that they would use the correct terms, but he didn't.
Another sus point is the belt. In my country, uniforms are applied to every school, public or private. That means that all schools mandate a specific belt color for their uniforns. When a school is strict about uniforms, wouldn't the school's rule cover the color of the belt? If it is as strict as OP says, then yes, it should cover the belt's color. Such school wouldn't make that type of rookie mistake. This means that if OP truly wore a rainbow colored belt to school, the school would be in their right to apply school rules on him. Meaning detetion. And yet, a note from his mother was enough, and he was only called in for a scolding? Some might argue that the school did not have a specific color for the belt, but then why does every students' belt is black?
They didn't say the school was catholic?
@@smapa1185 They do. At 0:13
2 malicious compliance episodes in a row! I love it!
YES ❤️
IFKR
Haha fr!!!
We should all be choosing beggars and demand a 3rd. Hopefully, he will comply.
@@megakaren2160 maliciosly comply?
Story 1: I would.....VERY much like to hug the mom and dad. Standing up for their kid and showing how much they accepts and loves their kid. Wholesome as fuck.
I love that the parents in the first one are so supportive, but I hate thats its still seen as a rarety....
the story is fake. if the parents are so accepting of his orientation theyre assholes for keeping him there. no one, literally no one says latinx. and it just so perfectly ticks off every woke checkbox? fakeeeeeee
Yea you’re absolutely right, it feels fake, my point still stands tho :‘D
I feel it is fake.
But those kind of parents are awsome and too rare.
@@mewlogyakajace7018 lmao lots of people say latinx ...
Dude I have parents half of "supportive" that these and they agree to move me out of my Catholic high school, when they receive a note referring to my hair length after 2 days of cutting it...
Me: listens to how people ruin other people’s lives
To how I look to other people:
✨Aesthetically does diamond art✨
I know there's the whole thing about the "reverse Uno card" - but what about the "reverse Karen card" that got pulled in that last story? XD
Do you mean "Uno reverse card"? I am not aware of this game called "reverse" with an "Uno" card.
For the frequent flyer miles story, telling employees that you decide weather they can use their PERSONAL frequent flyer miles sounds like an overreach
Last semester I had a similar professor who flat out said only 10% pass. From day 1 she was a grumpy egotistical asswipe. She was more focused on hiding details about assignments that she would then doc us points for not seeing or not reading her mind. She also was opening pissed that she wasn't a professor at her Alma mater of UC Berkeley so much her personal Gmail had UCB in it like she assumed she'd work there. She was also hopelessly snappy and sexist so me, being a male, naturally barely passed despite getting help from the females who often got 90%+ for barely legible or grammatically correct work...
Oh, bonus, she also would right snappy responses on rate my professor while simultaneously giving herself 5 stars "if you struggled you didn't read the syllabus"
Me dying because THAT TITLE
Same
Hahaha same😂
Dude same 😅
Are You Suuuuure You're Really Dying?
yeah are you suuuuure about that?
14:20 - As someone who has dealt with Dell customer service for our business, contacting the CEO of Dell itself checks out as the only way not to get the run around from their God awful customer service.
Remind me to never buy a Dell computer again. I'm pretty sure my current PC is Dell and now I'm scared. lol
The flooded basement story hit me hard as it reminded me of my most recent encounter.
That basement flooded twice in the same month before the issue was found and resolved and I know how much of a pain it is to clean. Especially since that area of the house is used mainly for storage.
Everything had to be moved to clean the floor both times... It was a nightmare!
I don't feel one bit of sympathy for the rude neighbours. They deserved that punishment.
Engineering student story reminded me of Bio 101 first day. 400 students in the lecture hall. Prof says "I am going to tell you how to get an A in this class. 5% of you will believe me and do the work. The rest will either start out but not follow through, or just do your own thing. 5% of you will receive an A. Make flash cards of every new-to-you term, word on front, definition on back. Practice them back to front and front to back til you have them down pat. Those go in one shoebox as you add new cards with each week's assignment. Review before each test." I did, and kept that method for the next two levels, as well as my other classes. Received 4.0 for all academic classes. When your prof talks, really listen. His success depends on your success.
"If most of the students are struggling with the coursework doesnt that mean that you're a terrible teacher?" Not necessarily. Being proud or bragging about it is pretty much a douchebag move but there are common polices which frequently result in students being placed in classes they shoudlnt be in. Either becuase they are not quite to the same academic level the class is intended resultign in them being unprepared academically or otherwise unable to deal with the pace of instruction and courseload. This sort of thing has caused many fairly brilliant people to be treated as if they are inadequate and/or fail, but at least the schools have met their quotas.
A pastor in a catholic school? I don't think that's how it works
0:19
Oh boy! Time to file a discrimination suit. And also investigate the local church too.
The OP from the last story (Bell computers) didn't mention they knew the CEO or had a direct line to talk with them, they just contacted them.
This goes to show, that if somebody actually knows the CEO, they won't say it, as it's faster and easier to just contact them, rather to intimidate low level employees.
A Malicious Compliance double feature?! What a delight!
always use ratemyprofessor before choosing a professor, and if the professor has no rating take them so that you can be the one to give them a rating so that you can benefit others.
I hate professors who take pride in students not passing their classes. It just signals to me a person who refuses to actually help people and instead just wants to be seen as "better and smarter than everyone else" and only took their job as a way to rub it in other people's faces that they "know something". I used to have a philosophy professor who happily announced to our class that she never gave A's to ANYONE. I never scored another above a C- on any of the papers, even AFTER going to her numerous times and having her basically write out the paper for me because nothing I wrote myself was 'what she wanted'.
It's disturbing that there are members of education institutions that want you to fail or do poorly. The math department at my university was that way. I had trouble understanding the T.A. They wouldn't let me change sections. Tutors were only available when I had to be at work (you know, to afford books, etc.). I even said to a woman in their office "so, I'm expected to fail?" She nodded her head, yes. Yeah, folks, take charge of your education, advocate for yourself HARD; the schools essentially work for you not the other way around (by the way, I'm not saying act entitled, just make sure you're getting what's expected of the education you're paying for (whether that is by scholarships you earned, taxes you and/or your family pays, etc.), and you put in what's expected and then some so they can't use it against you).
First one is a HUGE X to doubt.
Yeah getting that kind of vibe, especially with some of the phrases they used. Seriously? Latinx? Sounds like medicene.
I never thought someone was dumb enough to use the word latinx
Latinx is a variant of Latino. It’s supposed to be more inclusive. I don’t know the whole thing around it because I’m not in that group; I’m as pale as a ghost, so other than I’m a female and I have disabilities, I don’t really get to complain as much.
As much as I’ve heard Latinx is supposed to be basically “Latino + Females + Diversity” (such as LGBT or other groups) because Latino is predominantly a “male” word based on Spanish. But that’s all I know about it.
But it does make sense that they’d use Latinx since they are a part of a diverse group (LGBT) and they are Hispanic, so really it’s their choice to use the term if they so choose. Some people don’t use new terms because they believe the old terms should morph into the new meaning, others believe new terms should be used to disconnect from errors of the past terms.
@@greenpiersystem Thing is I live in a place that is mostly Hispanic. Most people have never heard of the term and those that have heard it (a very small amount) think it's the dumbest thing they've ever heard. They don't want their identity erased by a made up term. I would respect and trust these local, hard working people who don't like a word made up on the internet to be a part of them.
Sitting here at 7 am, wondering where the video is.
*reloads youtube*
...oh.
Hello fellow 7 am crew!!
The only time i found reason to a teacher saying that wouldnt give full marks was when she said it was to make us work harder in the course of the year, because if she started to give full marks from the begining some people would just keep at that level and not try to improve. She also said that she was going to give full marks on the final.
It was an Illustration career so the grade was up to the teacher and in that field you want to push yourself and don't stay put.
2 malicious compliance’s back to back?
Couldn’t get any better!
Personally, I don't know any professors who "take pride" in giving few A grades. In my country it's more like: at uni there is the requirement that tests are designed in a way that produces a Gaussian bell curve in the grade distribution with C as the average result. If the results average is too good, it means the test was too easy and it has to be repeated with higher difficulty. In turn, if the average is too bad, the test has to be repeated with lesser difficulty.
It's in everybody's best interest, when exams are designed to yield few As and few failures. And when a prof says they give few As that is them saying: I'm good at designing exams that create meaningful grade distributions and that don't have to be repeated. Saves everybody unnecessary work.
I feel like teachers like in that story are attempting to cover for their inadequate teaching skills. The teacher knows he's so bad at teaching that he didn't think that the students could do well on the tests.
@@Avrysatos totally agree.
Such a system/policy is dumb because of various reasons:
1. Discourage of learning: What would happen, when people learn more: The exam gets harder. So there is no benefit in learning.
2. Discourage of helping: If you only receive a good grade when other have bad, or at least worse, grades, then why would you help them, when it would harm your grades?
3. Grades becomes meaningless: It is already hard to compare grades between different schools, but this policy would make it impossible to compare grades of the same school. A C-grade could be "better" than an A-grade, just because the exam was harder in that year because the students were better.
@@Ainogard
If there is no benefit to learning except the higher grade, then school probably isn't for you. Early on students need to be forced, but once you learn enough to not be a drain on society, then if you don't want to learn, don't.
Study some with others and you find that in a situation where you are helping others to excel, you learn the material better than you can explain it. If you are in a group and getting the worst grade in the group, you are likely still scoring better than leaving the group.
Grades are already meaningless. They let you know how you are doing compared to your classmates (at the time, not through time). Grades change over time as teachers change (hopefully the teacher is improving).
Note that in the story the whole group studied, and did well, but beyond just memorizing the question/answer pair they had to understand the concepts (in case numbers changed). Teachers don't want you to fail, they want you to understand. In math and science our teachers in high school did much the same, but the numbers changed, so you had to understand where to plug in what numbers to the given equations, and where to use the given equations.
@@cainampi All what you have said regarding learning may be true, but it doesn't negate my comment because your statement would also be valid outside of such a system. And it is not the student's fault that the teacher uses the same questions... When you see repitition in your work environment and you know the best solution to it would be by using method A, your boss won't blame you if you use it every time as long as it solves the issue.
Dudes Nobody cares if your first We all came here for one thing stories.
Thanks. Growing tired of these people.
Bro what's the point of even saying first
@@coderlion1467 Nobody Knows......
@@antoinvaleroso4773 it's mystery huh...damn it
@@coderlion1467 Your Goddamn Right.
I HOPE that OP told the normal tech person (in the last story) about the CEO personally seeing to his request like that seriously
that last "i've been trying to get service for months. how did you get it so quick (and during COVID, too)?" "squeaky wheel gets the grease."
As soon as he said Latinx I instantly assumed the school wasn't as bad as she said, and she was probably exaggerating
Same bro
Yeah, perhaps it's even fake
Pretty sure its fake
Yeah, let’s dismiss someone’s bullying story because of a single word OP used to describe themselves.
Seems like a perfect reaction. :D
@@RepellentJeff Probably also cause of the other story details that sound implausible.
Yay finally I just woke up for this and school
Same man, same
Imagine hating the person who helped you in your garden and gave you some great advice just because of your own pride.
I was just listening to a r/maliciouscompliance episode on CZcams, about a professor that only gave 5 A's a semester - and basically cheated in order to achieve that.
The story reminds me of a professor , whose name sounds very like Mr. Shithead, that I had had at a US West-Coast junior college in the late 1960s. Mr. Shithead was well known for NOT giving out ANY A's in his history course, and actually FAILING over 1/2 of the students in his classes.
As a music major planning to attend his class with 8 other music students, I got together with my friends and launched a little plot: This was not the only class that would accepted for the history requirement. We registered for this class, and had to buy the books as part of the registration.
The first day of class, we each dropped his class and registered for the other. Some of us kept our books because they were an excellent set of references for our other history class.
The next day, after registering for the other class, I (and the other students) were called into the Dean's office, to investigate why we did what he did - it was going around the school that Mr. Shithead had had a quarter of his class unregister on day one, the news got around the community, and the staff of the college were suffering a slap in the face because of it.
I got an A in the other history course. Mr. Shithead retired early at the end of that year.
As a chilean who can speak english (more concisely, a latinoamerican), I can confidently say that the word latinx is a mith and has the same validity as the flat earth.
You don’t get to decide the validity of a word used to describe another person of Latin American origin just because you choose to use the traditional word. New words are developed all the time, and this one is no different. Just because it’s new doesn’t make it a myth.
Oxford English Dictionary definition:
Latinx noun
/læˈtiːneks/
/læˈtiːneks/
(plural Latinxs /læˈtiːneksɪz/ /læˈtiːneksɪz/ or Latinx)
a person, especially one who is living in the US, who comes from Latin America, or whose family came from there (used as a gender-neutral alternative to Latino or Latina)
The word is odd to me, I’m Latina myself, but I guess it’s understandable since we have a gendered language? I myself hate the word if it’s used to describe me but those with gender neutral pronouns it makes sense to use in English. Does that make any sense? Idk
@@terra_the_nightingale135 Makes sense to me. A lot of languages are adapting and creating non-gendered terminology, which is fantastic, both for non-binary people and for functionality when referring to someone whose gender is unknown.
@@momogal04 honestly i vote just to say Latin 😂
@@terra_the_nightingale135 yeah. I was gonna say that, the x is a bonus added because of trend. Latin or Latinamerican are already neutral words, also these "inclusive for latinamerican people words" are just used by people that isn't acutually latin, but just have some latin blood (in the sense that they aren't living on latinamerica and/or have nationality).
Day 3 of telling rslash to censor curse words with Yugo's bark.
Edit: Keep "passionate hugging" though
That would be funny
Or the Spongebob dolphin
@@rac1equalsbestgame853 but that's bad word #11!
@@hannahlilyannajones6331 seems like a good idea to me
I demand that you use Yugos barks as a censor all who agree say "EXUUUUUSE MEEE"
Okokok... HOW do you steal someone's BELT? Just... did they hold him down?!
For the record, Op in 1st, story said the belt stealing bully got in trouble for breaking "A" Commandment??? NO, He broke MORE than 1. Stealing, Coveting OP's possessions, (the belts), Lying, And BOY!, Did he Totally DISHONOR OP and Op's parents, and HIS OWN; because you have to assume His own parents taught him better than to steal from others and Lying to Authority figures in order to throw accusations for lying on to the OP, when OP told the principal and teachers He had worn belts to school, and they just kept getting stolen. Thereby getting HIS punishments put on OP instead. That Boy Better learn to grow up FAST, because He actually Broke the Topmost Commandment of Godly relationships: To actively decide to treat others as YOU would want them to treat YOU!!!
D(Bell) lolllll
Mr. Michael S. Bell
lol
I like how the one guy didn’t even try to hide the company of the computer
If you need more about dells customer service, I would refer you to linustechtips secret shopper. Or dawiddoestech stuff
At Bell it really depends upon if you buy a consumer grade computer or a business grade computer. Also affects the build quality.
As the daughter of a teacher who teaches at a "tech" school. I know for a fact my mother goes so far out of her way to make sure her students know and understand the material she has an almost 100% graduation and state board completion that when someone doesn't do those things, they know its the student lying about what happened and didn't even try. No real teacher prides themselves on failed students
You know Rslash, there are others subreddits like: I DO work here! Bullies what make you stop being one, why you divorced in less than a year, etc. Etc. Etc.
rSlash : *Posts*
Everyone : YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET FINALLY ITS BEEN FOREVER
(it's been 24 hours .-.)
das a day
This thumbnail has been used already because I remember it from either a few months to a year ago R/ had used this thumbnail already
Yeah for a second I was wondering if he re-uploaded the video or something 😂
That "pool of questions" thing is SO unproffesional. My mother is a teacher and she makes ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN that her tests NEVER have a single question in common, even though she changes schools on a pretty frequent basis. I know that's a bit extreme - she could reasonably reuse very old questions any now and then - but she refuses.
Whether the teacher is bad or not depends on the difficulty of the course. You can't teach everyone the same things and some things are objectively harder to grasp.
Do what I say?
*Does it
What are you doing?!?!?
Wait, where's the story about the bra?
I'm also quite perplexed about this.
Yeah, wtf? that's why I clicked on the video.
clickbait lol
That's quite unfortunate...
If someone tried to steal my belt I'd be wailing on them with that same belt.
If I was that student I would have gone straight to the dean and tell them that the professor has a certain expectation of us of having very little grades because he feels that he wants to see himself Superior & what's the department look bad so that nobody else will want to go
This is the first time I've been this early both literal early in the morning and to an r/slash video. It's actually pretty nice.
Yea, listen to the girl who went to university for engineering and is clearly smarter than all of us, you know the one who can't spell maybe correctly
Check out the stories of the OP about the "New Boss". He got canned for embezzlement in the end. Last time the OP said that the jerk was working as a truck delivery dispatcher for a small produce company.
Yes it is what I want. NOW GIVE IT TO ME!!!
I do not regret waking up
7:23
Teacher: most of you will not pass the test
Student:so that means your bad at your job
7:30 in college I was told by my economics professor we don’t have teachers we have instructors, so they just relay the information but we are on our own actually learning it.
The catholic church isnt homophobic or racist. that school board may have been. rhere are plwnty of "Catholic" school that aren't affiliated with the catholic church at all
EDIT: The Catholic church doesn't have pastors
@Poop Poop There are catholic churches worldwide. And many indiginous people continue tp practice that religion.
Who Is this [Deleted] guy that’s on almost all of your vids?
For every million Karen’s that say they know or sleep with the boss. There is that one person who actually has a way to communicate with them.
I absolutely do not understand professors/teachers who are proud that most of their class fails. Their job is literally to teach us the material. That is what they get paid to do. Why would they be proud that their students aren’t learning from them?
Good morning r/Slash, thanks as always for the great vids
> Latinx
99% of the people I see using that are white americans. Not latinos. Even spanish speakers who support a gender neutral term more commonly use latine.
> Pastor
For a catholic priest?
> 20 belts
Rite mate.
Bi dude living in a 70+% catholic country here... this sounds like a good ol' r/thathappened.
I had a professor like that, at the beginning he told us that only 20/30% of students past... this was a calculus class for animation students. I don’t know why I had that class, but it was stressful as hell
1:36 I don’t know why, but using a southern accent for a Catholic preacher made me laugh. Not saying there’s no Catholics down south, but there’s definitely plenty of Baptists. 🤣
The whole city of Gilroy smells like garlic if ur ever near there its a must stop in California
Right away, hearing that the catholic school from the first story being so bigoted was a bit personal. I went to a catholic private high school - St. Vincent St. Mary’s - but they actually openly supported the LGBT community. My friends there even helped me come to the realization that I was transgender. Schools that teach people bigotry and hatred, however, help contribute to the ongoing toxicity present in modern society, imo. Teach people to love one another despite your differences - not to hate them for it.
9:53 A good neighbour will always move out and be replaced by a terrible neighbour.
The professor kept pulling the same questions from his hat and honestly didn't expect engineering students to figure it out? Proves to show the measurement of intelligence isn't linear.
Dude it's a catholic school, not a baptist school. You don't have to have a southern accent when playing the pastor, a Boston accent would suffice lol
It's always aggravating to hear about the bad Catholic schools... When they're overly conservative they are ironically a living Hell =|
And the whole not judging others thing seems to fly out the window. Glad I'm in a good Catholic Church.
EDIT: And that second one reminded me of a story my mother told me about her college experience. Wherein she was a straight A graduate. One professor took a dislike to her after she argued Edgar Allan Poe's work was sometimes influenced by his drug abuse (a rather well known fact about him).
At the end of his class he graded her a B+. When she questioned this he replied "Someone had to stop your perfect streak!" During this time my mother wasn't the strong advocate she was today, but that likely could have resulted in some problems for the professor had she reported it :O
That old man knows nothing of shutter speed. That’s like the first day of any photography class
The Customer Service Managers note to self, don't tell employees to take it to the CEO
Not first but sup everybody i hope all of u have a good day
You too
You have a good day to ^-^
@@tobitheminnow thanka man :)
Somehow I feel like the first story should have ended in “and then everyone stood up and clapped”
First story: *_nobody_* who actually speaks Spanish would ever use the term "Latinx." Every time I hear someone use that term, I want to punch them because it genuinely does sound offensive.
Wait, teacher decides before hand that he will give out 5 As for the semester, the tests are multiple choice so have definitive answers.
What if 6 people get 100%? What if only 4 people get any questions right?
That’s exactly what I was thinking
Catholic schools are really really weird
The Catholic church is weird in general, including the fact that they THINK they're a Christian church.
@@avashnea yeah