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A little anecdote, just because I've been thinking about it.
I am currently employed by a private company that works towards fostering and creating advancement in adolescent education.
Basically, i'm a grader and tutor at a learning center, LOL.
Anywho, I had to work yesterday on New Years Eve. For some businesses that doesn't seem out of the norm(like retail,food,etc.). But when you're talking about an education business like a learning center, you would think with Holidays they would be closed. I mean, you wouldn't think kids would actually be there on New Years Eve. But damn, they were there. I guess the big thing is that they had homework over christmas they had finished and needed us to grade it. There was a shit ton of it too. But compounding the fact they had dropped off homework, many of them stayed and worked on other work for a few hours.
I applaud the kids for their work ethic, though as a younger kid i could never commit myself to doing that. The silver lining to working yesterday is that i get paid and we got dinner at the workplace afterwards. So, not too bad on my part.
No, not all of the kids were asian
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I am currently employed by a private company that works towards fostering and creating advancement in adolescent education.
Basically, i'm a grader and tutor at a learning center, LOL.
Anywho, I had to work yesterday on New Years Eve. For some businesses that doesn't seem out of the norm(like retail,food,etc.). But when you're talking about an education business like a learning center, you would think with Holidays they would be closed. I mean, you wouldn't think kids would actually be there on New Years Eve. But damn, they were there. I guess the big thing is that they had homework over christmas they had finished and needed us to grade it. There was a shit ton of it too. But compounding the fact they had dropped off homework, many of them stayed and worked on other work for a few hours.
I applaud the kids for their work ethic, though as a younger kid i could never commit myself to doing that. The silver lining to working yesterday is that i get paid and we got dinner at the workplace afterwards. So, not too bad on my part.
No, not all of the kids were asian
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A little anecdote, just because I've been thinking about it.
I am currently employed by a private company that works towards fostering and creating advancement in adolescent education.
Basically, i'm a grader and tutor at a learning center, LOL.
Anywho, I had to work yesterday on New Years Eve. For some businesses that doesn't seem out of the norm(like retail,food,etc.). But when you're talking about an education business like a learning center, you would think with Holidays they would be closed. I mean, you wouldn't think kids would actually be there on New Years Eve. But damn, they were there. I guess the big thing is that they had homework over christmas they had finished and needed us to grade it. There was a shit ton of it too. But compounding the fact they had dropped off homework, many of them stayed and worked on other work for a few hours.
I applaud the kids for their work ethic, though as a younger kid i could never commit myself to doing that. The silver lining to working yesterday is that i get paid and we got dinner at the workplace afterwards. So, not too bad on my part.
No, not all of the kids were asian
You work and go to school
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I would never enjoy my days off with fisch and/or Dp...:smh:
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Pi is the most "random" number we know, and a perfect circle is unknown in nature (assuming the human brain that thought of it ain't part of nature).
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[video=youtube;yJ-HwrOpIps]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJ-HwrOpIps[/video]
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what about e?
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you can't naturally explain that!
I could explain it by my calculator is solar powered and it's night time right now.
Suffice to say that the concept of "e+1" is found randomly in nature.
(how weird looking is his nose?)
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it looks like his nose is trying to climb off his face going in two different directions. Weird.
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My completion percentage was higher than Luck's this year.
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Ya know what bugs me? The media announces that Jackson signs with the Cubs like a week and a half ago (or whatever it is) and then when it's all signed and dotted on a contract, the news outlets report that Jackson signs witht he Cubs. They get two news spots that are basically identical seperated by a couple of weeks. ESPN does this too at times on the bottomline and that bugs me as I get really excited to see MLB coming up on it to only find out they are re-hasing in essence "old news"
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