School Sucks BUT... 

Something tells me we would've been friends in school. Literally when I'd say this to friends in class, no one understood me

@@swoozie I feel so too

Real

That’s why I don’t do it some times

It really does hurt like a mother fucker. I deadass cried to my teacher. It was like that episode of the Simpsons when Bart was telling his teacher that he studied and really tried and still failed.

You guys are the chosen ones. All the studying and not to mention that your job is to selflessly take care of others so its time we start taking care of you guys!

wow never thought of that

amazing job at reaching ur dreams!!! :D

@@xPoisonedStardustx thank you 😊

@@swoozie Thanks boo! Nursing has taught me so much humility and patience. Def a rewarding job (as trying as it maybe some times) 😊

huh?

what?

this made me laugh more than it should've

He like the world’s best Papa John’s

Bro 💀

Bro stil remembers it😭

Biggest flex ever..😂

The good ending

Omg frrrrrr no joke I have legit done the same thing but I think imma just watch more swooshes vids 😂😭

@@hanebelasaah 🤣🤣🤣🤣

not to mention right after they say that they promote some stupid course they made.

​@@tronophono913😂😂😂😂 it's like they are saying don't listen to an established institution, listen to me instead. Escape the matrix in order to enter someone else's.😂

as a teacher, i definitely believe higher education is not for everyone. and we shouldnt be reinforcing this idea that if you dont have a plan for your future by 17 you'll never have one. that being said, if you have a passion for something and a job and degree happen to fall in line with that, pursue it!

Don't forget garbage me and not as much, but artists, considering clothes, design, furniture design, etc.

that is what I'm literally doing right now😭😭😭

That's kinda how I did my tests. I just winged it and if it was an open-book test I would take a peak for that 1 question I completely forgot how to solve.

If it makes you feel any better as an A+ student in high school I’m now failing college bc I never actually learned how to study 😅🙈

​@@esthera8805when you say that, it seems the skill they want you to learn in school is how to study, instead of any of the subjects they taught

@@esthera8805 Had the same problem. Barely managed to keep my scholarship through my bachelor's degree. So much for that lofty success goal I had in mind. I'm an Uber driver now.

@@JayInTheGreen it’s more so they want you to learn how to work towards a goal. I never learned I needed to put in work to achieve something, bc I got good grades with little effort and thought I could continue on that way and succeed in college🤷🏾‍♀️

I also think that because for that reason you should pick a major that you're strong suited for. I've studied history, english, etc for 4+ hours and barely get a C. When I study math for couple hours, I understood the material and I've never had anything below an A (Until college maths).

Yup. Someone once likened calculus to conditioning exercises for athletes. No ones gonna bust out push ups sit ups or squats on a court or a field, but the training makes it easier to do what you need to do come game day

I was thinking something similar. There are intangible things that school will teach but the only way to teach them is by tangible metrics.

Former math teacher here, I can't like this comment enough times. I spent so long trying to get my students to understand that we didn't do math for the math (unless you're a psycho like me lol)

While the teacher in the video was correct, she had to jump over a Whole Lotta "Could" exceptions. And everyone knows (or oughta) that although exceptions exist, they Do Not overpower The Rule. And The Rule is, If you work hard and smart in studying to do well in school, this is a Work Ethic that will generally carry over in college and life. Barring learning disabilities, if you don't study and Put In the effort and persistence, you will fail. It's not a difficult concept. I think she's doing her students a disservice telling them that because it's that line of thinking that will sink Most students because it's not Meant for most students. That's advice meant for a particular group of students with particular types of problems

RIGHT HERE G

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Right hurr👋👇

And I'm grateful for all you guys but also really appreciate comments like this one. Senior year was def one of my most stressful years of my life (followed by the countless 'You ready for the real world now?' comments from all the adults)

I'm in a similar situation, I was always freaking out about it but at some point I just realized, the future is still uncertain, just do what you can and what you need to while making sure not to stress yourself out. (I still freak out occasionally though, lol)

Same..it's hard to not stress about my grades as I can't stop viewing my grades with my worth..

i 100% remember being in that spot and feeling dread whenever i thought about my future, but it really gets easier once you're on the other side. not always in the ways you expect, but it gets easier and even if you cant figure out your life goal or whatever you'll figure out what you need just to get through each day, and honestly sometimes that's enough. genuinely wishing yall nothing but luck cause you couldn't pay me anything to go back to all that

take a gap year. most of my batch did that and are more put together now, it's overwhelming but there's light at the end of the tunnel:)

Had the same problem. Didn't really need to study until college, so I never learned how. Struggled through just enough to get my bachelor's but don't have the money or drive to keep going now. Dream job is out the window. But I found myself a comfortable enough life as an Uber driver.

I've been wanting to learn how to become a software engineer for a while now, any tips or resources you can share?

@@Eveviwhere nothing in particular. A lot of the resources I'd point you in the direction of would just be the top results of a Google search, which is essentially how I taught myself. However, one of the things about programming is it's not quite like art where the programmer can think up an idea out of the blue and put it on paper. You generally need a "problem" to solve with a computer program in order to make one. Online learning resources and school classes tend to invent/make up an imaginary problem so that the students can start figuring out how to solve it with a program. So just going through those online courses, you'll slowly start to understand computer science concepts. As a starter language, I would suggest C# or python. Eventually move to C/C++. But also one thing to consider is if you want to get into a specialization. Ie graphics, audio, security/hacking, webdev, backend/server, embedded/firmware, mobile, game/physics engines, etc. Each specialization has an enormous amount of additional learnings that goes alongside the basic programming part of it.

@@DJSkunkieButt I was leaning more into the side of game design, so I'll look into the game/physics engine stuff, thanks for your 2 cents on this.

​@@DJSkunkieButt That's seriously awesome, how long did it take for you to grasp programming overall and is there a way for someone to learn quicker than going to school? Is it possible to learn it quicker than 3-6 months? (Thank you if you answer this.)

@@KeekeeKarin5 I already had a problem to solve, which was my main motivation for learning. So as I was learning concepts, I was integrating it into my solution program. And generally, I took the route of searching for what I need/trying to accomplish, rather than learning all computer programming concepts at once. It got the job done faster, but the program quality/design was poor/amateur/chicken scratch since I Jimmy-rigged solutions together that could've been better had I learned all other basic 101 concepts. But suffice it to say, I was building my own programs within a few months. Approaching it from the general learning route, you could absorb a 101 self learning course in the same time frame. That all being said, that was me. I was always computer oriented as a kid so it was really easy for me to pick up this stuff. I was tinkering around with computers and got into modding video games so I was already prone to absorb this stuff up easier. For others not so privy to tech (or not as much free time as I had in high school), might take a little longer, but just don't lose motivation! ❤️ I always just think of it as elementary school instructions and math for caveman WHAT IS 2 + 2 I HEARD WHAT IS 2 + 2 2 + 2 EQUAL 4 I HEARD 2 + 2 EQUAL 4 /program

😂😂😂 hell yeah 🇬🇾

Yes, exactly, I hear a lot of people complain that something is not something they WANT to learn, and well in any job or real life or *school*, you'll HAVE TO learn something to get over that hurdle and that's why employers value better grades.

yoo its brendan

@@thejolinbro8741 Greetings

Nice that you had good teachers

Didn't expect to see you here!

If ur talking about the girl she’s actually speaking facts

Send this vid to ur friends and tell them "I" said they need to take turns papering you. Spa day... mani, pedi, lunch, we'll also accept if they're too busy and will send Postmates to your house!

Hey same, I wish you luck

@@yote5681 you as well brother!

I travel a lot so our chances of crossing paths are high. And I’m all to familiar w/ grinding all day at work+school and being tired when u get home! Set that goal and plot a path to it my friend. You got this!

REALLY appreciate the love Raymond! You clearly are the coolest one in ur circle of friends

​@@swoozie I love fast and curious videos does are the best videos but all of your videos are the best

It’s their job. Once you become a parent you will understand. What are they supposed to say? “Oh yeah son go ahead and fail school you’ll be Ight.” Listen to your parents man, raising you is not just a past time for them it’s a 24 hour shift.

you don’t need it to succeed but it’s also their job to encourage it. truth is, it doesn’t hurt to have good grades. it only benefits you.

x1 = 33 * x3 x2 = 13 * x3

@@sasukesuite1 im reporting you.