As a nerd myself I can say that I upgraded my Skill Tree so that I don't have to study, however it hurts getting a 99 more than 98 or something below because it was a minor mistake, maybe grammar error or a missing symbol
I once had to inform the staff that the boys bathroom had no soap. It had been months. Nobody used soap once in months. They just said "yeah boys are gross, so nobody reported it before you lol" GUESS IF IT GOT FIXED. GUESS.
At my school some random guy straight up ripped 2 sinks out of the wall and it took like a year to get fixed. The sinks were literally laying on the floor for a month after the incident.
I'm currently in 11th at SRA, and the "getting to your next class" one was unbelievably on-point. Today I had to take the extra long way because people decided to congregate at the key entrances to the hallways instead of the air-conditioned building to the immediate left made specifically for that purpose
love that shit, back in my school i would always have entire classes worth of people congregate ONLY in the intersections of the school, so you couldn't get around them to go to your classes. I don't understand how people can just decide to stand around in the only places where everyone needs to go to get to their classes instead of moving about 3 feet to the left where there was an entire lunchroom to talk and fuck around in. GET OUT THE DAMN WAY YA LITTLE SHITS
@@kerbodynamicx472 In a world filled with awe-inspiring wonders, an unexpected clash unfolds between a toddler with godlike powers and the irreverent Peter Griffin. The stage is set in a sprawling metropolis, its skyscrapers reaching for the heavens as the sun begins to dip below the horizon. As the boss fight commences, the toddler stands at the epicenter of the city, radiating an otherworldly aura. With chubby hands poised, crackling energy pulses around the little one, representing their limitless potential. Their eyes gleam with a mischievous light, hinting at unimaginable power yet to be unleashed. On the other side of the battleground, Peter Griffin, known for his quirky antics and unpredictable nature, takes up his unintentional heroic role. Clad in his classic white button-down shirt and jeans, he cracks his knuckles with confidence, oblivious to the true magnitude of his opponent's abilities. The first move is made by the toddler, as they raise a finger to the sky and summon forth swirling winds that dance around the buildings. Gusts buffet through the streets, flinging debris in every direction. Cars are carelessly tossed like toys, and lampposts tremble under the tremendous force. Undeterred, Peter Griffin springs into action. With a leap and a boisterous yell, he hurls himself toward the toddler, determined to face the challenge head-on. But as he approaches, the air around him thickens with tangible resistance, slowing his advance. Every step becomes a struggle, his movements cumbersome against the toddler's divine manipulation of reality. The battle escalates, showcasing the incredible might of both combatants. The toddler conjures dazzling bolts of lightning that streak across the sky, illuminating the darkened cityscape with their brilliant radiance. Buildings rumble beneath the impact of thunderous claps, shaking the ground beneath Peter's feet. Yet, somehow managing to dodge the electrifying onslaught, Peter retaliates with his own brand of absurdity. With each passing moment, the clash becomes more intense and chaotic. The toddler's powers begin to warp reality, distorting the very fabric of the space around them. Gravity becomes fickle, flipping the flow in unpredictable bursts. The sky flashes with vibrant hues, alternately morphing into multiple simultaneous sunsets and starlit galaxies. Peter, displaying his tenacity, adapts to the ever-changing environment with creative solutions. He fashions makeshift armor out of discarded street signs, shielding himself from the volatile energy discharges emanating from the toddler. Utilizing his quick-wittedness and resilience, Peter maneuvers through the ever-shifting landscape, always finding a way to land a punch or deliver a punchline. As the battle reaches its climax, both combatants become aware of the absurdity of their situation. The toddler, recognizing their immense power should be used responsibly, lowers their arms, bringing a temporary cease-fire. Peter, seizing the opportunity, steps forward with a good-natured grin, offering an unconventional truce. Sharing a moment of camaraderie and laughter, the unexpected adversaries put aside their differences. The toddler, realizing the importance of nurturing their extraordinary abilities, promises to use them wisely. And Peter, never one to take life too seriously, agrees to join forces with the toddler and embark on a humorous adventure together, blending their strengths to create an unstoppable duo. In this epic boss fight, a clash of godlike power and humorous charm ultimately leads to an unlikely alliance, reminding us that even in the face of chaos, friendship and understanding can conquer all.
@@SirOreo_ a lot of parents dont these days, and stuff like finance and budgeting can go really in depth. you should also learn how to deal with people from more than just your parents imo
at where I used to live, high school would only teach you what you would be tested on a college entrance exam. That was the only purpose of high school there. The moment you got into college or decided you didn't need a college degree, things you learned in high school were expired
Reminds me of one of my high school teachers, his theory that we should only sleep 6 hours a day, spend one hour eating, and the rest of the time studying, and "you don't need privacy"
You should have put history teachers. They are usually pretty chunky physically but they are gigachads in the way they do the best possible for the students to be interested in their class.
I swear school construction one was so true i have gone to 3 different schools, everytime i change school they completely change the whole school and add stuff that were missing for decades
0:26 is PAINFULLY relatable. My school had half of our bathrooms and a whole section of one of the main hallways closed off for construction throughout the entirety of my senior year. At one point we only had one bathroom open at the very farthest end of the building because one of the hallways had plumbing issues and got toilet water everywhere. I graduated a couple of months ago and my junior friends got to come back to all the bathrooms open again with a whole other new washroom section having been built in the cafeteria along with an outside lunch area with chairs. Worst year of my life so far finally over with though
Highschool math is where I learned the lesson of relying on/teaching myself, when my Algebra 2 teacher would just stare at his computer. I told him “I’m bored put me in the honors class”. My school counselor came up and was like “oh honey I don’t think that’s a good idea”… this is also where I learned you don’t actually have to listen to your teachers/superiors “suggestions” because I did it anyways and got a 99% in the class. I ended high school with calc 3, if I had listened to the teachers I would’ve lucky to make it to stats😂
0:26 Fr bro😭 When I was in kindergarten, the complex was in a literal cage. Now it has 4 giant floors, a large auditorium with soundproofing and an actual soundsystem. They even have a fish tank at the front parking lot💀💀💀💀
@@warnertesla8297 may I ask for the proof I'm fishing likes? I'm simply sharing my life experiences through the anonymous shroud of the internet. Besides, this isn't reddit. What would be the point of like fishing? There's no karma system on RUclips.
0:26 Very true. The moment I walked out of the school gates after the graduation ceremony, the new state-of-the-art multi-purpose hall opened up, two new olympic-sized swimming pools sprung from the ground, all the computers in the lab got graphic-card upgrades, the toilets all got replaced by Japanese toilets with seat warmers and the cafeteria suddenly earned three Michelin stars.
Honestly I'm glad I do online school because they lack half these problems. And not the makeshift online of lockdown where you sit at your computer all day, that was honestly worse than normal.
OK BUT THE '3 Michelin star school lunch' ONE WAS SO TRUEEEEEE BRO MY SCHOOL SOLD THESE CHOCOLATE COOKIES BUT THEY WERE SO BURNT AND MELTED IT WAS PRACTICALLY UNEATABLE
1:32 By Gödel's Incompleteness Therom, this can hypotherically go on for an infinite amount of time. As the Math Teacher can show an infinite number of proofs given enough time and writing materials.
My English teacher is loca. She got a spinny rolly chair the other day, was zooming around the classroom with no shoes or socks on to answer kid's questions, yelling at anyone who left anything in her way. She's weird and strict on grading, but really nice overall.
Oh but the English teacher I had last year was the only teacher at that school that I really liked. She was super nice and chill, really fun, we had a time reserved in class for reading
True story, I studied in the same School for 9 years, from my first year to my last without repeating once, amd since I was in the 5th grade they said that we'd move to a better, bigger and closer school in 2 years 2 years passed and they said that they said that we'd move to a better, bigger and closer school in 2 years 2 years passed, and they said that we'd move to a better, bigger and closer school in 1 year 1 year passed and I graduated Half way through my first year in high school and they said "We have built a new school" My nephew studies in that School, it's literally 2 blocks from where I live, and now I am half way my second year at high school
@@potatoman8763 What?! I'm in college now. it's stressing me out and pissing me off. My dad even makes it worse. He talks as if I'm doing ABSOLUTELY nothing!!😡
@@potatoman8763 High School is honestly stressful for me, at least in my case. Like, literally the first 2 weeks when the 2nd year of my junior high school started, we are bombarded with plenty of assignments and activities. Heck, even tiresome group activities like singing, dancing, reporting...i don't even want to expect what to come. But i guess its that because we are old and will turn senior high school next year.
I was a theater kid in high school. Well, I was in my senior year because there wasn’t a theater department before that. The auditorium hadn’t been renovated since the 80s and none of the spotlights worked. Guess what finally got a remodel after I graduated
My old HS moved to AN ENTIRE NEW FUCKING BUILDING a couple of years after I graduated. It was pretty far from the original too; it used to be in the eastern side of my hometown (I grew up in a fairly large city; east side there was basically the hood) to the southern end (which is all McMansions and nothing else). Also, seriously don't appreciate the lack of chem teacher slander here (that's what I do nowadays); at least make a Breaking Bad joke.
The construction one is so true, we built a new highschool but it opened during COVID when I was a senior so I only spent like 3 months total in the new building and barely did anything. Next thing I know after my graduation they're doing all this public work stuff like decorating personal parking spaces and painting murals in the school which I could've been apart of if they actually treated us with respect.
Yesh just 1 months later after graduation, fully maxed out air-conditioning, swimming pool, better canteens and dining, big spacious auditorium, bigger assembly, better school trip locations.
All three of my elementary, high school and university did MAJOR expansions, renovations etc. the second I left. Heck, my high school doesn’t even exist anymore, they tore it down and built a new one from scratch. So yeah… F our lives
Our school has some classes in the middle school (foreign languages and the more hands-on classes) and we have 3 minutes to get to class. You literally have to get your stuff three class periods before you have the class if you don’t want to be late.
Thumbnail true tho, as soon as I got out of 5th grade, my elementary school started adding a new section to the building and they don’t even have the field 😭😭😭
Because one of my english teachers was on maternity leave, we had that gigachad substitute teacher for the rest of the year. My class somehow was able to make her cry.
Mine was... well, they renovated BEFORE I got there, adding a whole new science hall, and then renovated DURING, adding a whole new library, and then renovated AFTER, adding in more halls after destroying the parking lot and tennis courts. It was... weird. Always some sort of construction going on at that school. Even when I pass by it today they're doing something.
Our class's living in a symbiosis - one mate that's good at some subject complete it in 15 minutes and then shares its hw with the whole class. In fact if we were actually trying to study all the school program fairly then our sleep hours would go negative
Some months ago I took the test to enroll a foreign languages high school (High School for Gifted Students in Foreign Languages, Hanoi National University, Hanoi). The WC there was even worse than my B-tier school. The water tap is not always working, so they have to use a big bucket filled with water. The door can not fully close. I still wonder why do geniuses have to study with facilities like that. Btw, I failed that test
The school reconstruction one is so relatable, but on a slightly different aspect. My school literally suddenly decided that they wanted to update some of the stuff, which they ended up: revamping the main toilet, the small area outside middle school, paved a slightly elevated new ground at A block ground floor, revamped a whole rooftop grass section, and started reconstructing M block because it was too old. And the most ridiculous part? There’s still a crate of stone tiles so they’re not done with it. I swear by the time I finish year 12 (I’m currently year 11) they would’ve revamped like half of the fucking school.
My middle school had 3 minutes to get to class so you had to rush and my high school had 6 minutes so I’m always the first person out the door out of habit.
No joke after I graduated the school not only redid all of our practice fields and the public tennis courts, but they also built a small fucking athletic center
Today I literally took the long way around the entire building to get to my next class because I got stuck in the hallway behind the kid notorious for never showering, wearing deodorant, washing his hair, etc. It's not that he has a bad home life or a disability- he just doesn't want to clean himself. The guy stinks to high heaven. I have to plug my nose just to not gag whenever I'm within six feet of him. Not exaggerating.
I heavily relate to the last part like goddamn why do you people think we're gonna like you of you act tough? you're coming to high school to become a responsible adult
I graduated on my local highschool and there's literally nothing there. When I graduated, the school suddenly had a track field, a swimming pool, and a fking computer lab.
The last one is mostly true, the only wrong one is the women's CR, those are clean when you see them outside, whilst the men's CR are a fucking warzone
bro, after I left my elementry school, and a few years later they decided to start throwing huge events and intalled a giant solar panneled roof thing and I’m so jealous
Игры
Very true , the Nerds in the classrom when they have a 99 when you spend all the week to study and get a 3 is very unfair
As a nerd myself I can say that I upgraded my Skill Tree so that I don't have to study, however it hurts getting a 99 more than 98 or something below because it was a minor mistake, maybe grammar error or a missing symbol
Disliked. Get good scrub
Sounds like a skill issue in both cases.
A skill tree issue.
Nerds study more, it's where they got their name, so pretty fair if you ask me.
@@PurePain_1 they don't
high school coach: 🤡
middle school coach: 🗿
fax
Why is that so true????
as an australian who doesn’t have middle school, i can confirm i can not relate to this lol
Real talk, same is true with the gym teachers
@@KronosAnimatesit applies to primary school teachers
I once had to inform the staff that the boys bathroom had no soap. It had been months. Nobody used soap once in months. They just said "yeah boys are gross, so nobody reported it before you lol"
GUESS IF IT GOT FIXED. GUESS.
Wait, You guys had soap?
Devious lick 🤓🤓 Nobody has even bothered reporting that we don’t have any soap because we all know the school won’t do anything about it
At my school some random guy straight up ripped 2 sinks out of the wall and it took like a year to get fixed. The sinks were literally laying on the floor for a month after the incident.
@@Evan_397some kid at my school somehow managed to take an entire wall from the bathroom
It didnt
I'm currently in 11th at SRA, and the "getting to your next class" one was unbelievably on-point. Today I had to take the extra long way because people decided to congregate at the key entrances to the hallways instead of the air-conditioned building to the immediate left made specifically for that purpose
love that shit, back in my school i would always have entire classes worth of people congregate ONLY in the intersections of the school, so you couldn't get around them to go to your classes. I don't understand how people can just decide to stand around in the only places where everyone needs to go to get to their classes instead of moving about 3 feet to the left where there was an entire lunchroom to talk and fuck around in. GET OUT THE DAMN WAY YA LITTLE SHITS
thats just how it be man
mf in my school I got 3 minutes
Bro if a group of people group up in the way of everyone I am turning into A-Train ✋😭
My school is the size of 3 towns
0:38 You know damn well that, even if they taught anything useful in school, 95% of highschoolers wouldn't pay attention.
What would be useful things to teach in high school though?
@@kerbodynamicx472 In a world filled with awe-inspiring wonders, an unexpected clash unfolds between a toddler with godlike powers and the irreverent Peter Griffin. The stage is set in a sprawling metropolis, its skyscrapers reaching for the heavens as the sun begins to dip below the horizon.
As the boss fight commences, the toddler stands at the epicenter of the city, radiating an otherworldly aura. With chubby hands poised, crackling energy pulses around the little one, representing their limitless potential. Their eyes gleam with a mischievous light, hinting at unimaginable power yet to be unleashed.
On the other side of the battleground, Peter Griffin, known for his quirky antics and unpredictable nature, takes up his unintentional heroic role. Clad in his classic white button-down shirt and jeans, he cracks his knuckles with confidence, oblivious to the true magnitude of his opponent's abilities.
The first move is made by the toddler, as they raise a finger to the sky and summon forth swirling winds that dance around the buildings. Gusts buffet through the streets, flinging debris in every direction. Cars are carelessly tossed like toys, and lampposts tremble under the tremendous force.
Undeterred, Peter Griffin springs into action. With a leap and a boisterous yell, he hurls himself toward the toddler, determined to face the challenge head-on. But as he approaches, the air around him thickens with tangible resistance, slowing his advance. Every step becomes a struggle, his movements cumbersome against the toddler's divine manipulation of reality.
The battle escalates, showcasing the incredible might of both combatants. The toddler conjures dazzling bolts of lightning that streak across the sky, illuminating the darkened cityscape with their brilliant radiance. Buildings rumble beneath the impact of thunderous claps, shaking the ground beneath Peter's feet. Yet, somehow managing to dodge the electrifying onslaught, Peter retaliates with his own brand of absurdity.
With each passing moment, the clash becomes more intense and chaotic. The toddler's powers begin to warp reality, distorting the very fabric of the space around them. Gravity becomes fickle, flipping the flow in unpredictable bursts. The sky flashes with vibrant hues, alternately morphing into multiple simultaneous sunsets and starlit galaxies.
Peter, displaying his tenacity, adapts to the ever-changing environment with creative solutions. He fashions makeshift armor out of discarded street signs, shielding himself from the volatile energy discharges emanating from the toddler. Utilizing his quick-wittedness and resilience, Peter maneuvers through the ever-shifting landscape, always finding a way to land a punch or deliver a punchline.
As the battle reaches its climax, both combatants become aware of the absurdity of their situation. The toddler, recognizing their immense power should be used responsibly, lowers their arms, bringing a temporary cease-fire. Peter, seizing the opportunity, steps forward with a good-natured grin, offering an unconventional truce.
Sharing a moment of camaraderie and laughter, the unexpected adversaries put aside their differences. The toddler, realizing the importance of nurturing their extraordinary abilities, promises to use them wisely. And Peter, never one to take life too seriously, agrees to join forces with the toddler and embark on a humorous adventure together, blending their strengths to create an unstoppable duo.
In this epic boss fight, a clash of godlike power and humorous charm ultimately leads to an unlikely alliance, reminding us that even in the face of chaos, friendship and understanding can conquer all.
@@kerbodynamicx472 finance, cooking, taking care of yourself and others physically and emotionally,
@@turzillai somewhat agree but most of these things should be taught by parents imo
@@SirOreo_ a lot of parents dont these days, and stuff like finance and budgeting can go really in depth. you should also learn how to deal with people from more than just your parents imo
I'm starting to think that "forget everything what you've been told back in school" thing is universal
As a Bangladeshi, I can confirm that the schools here are way worse.
at where I used to live, high school would only teach you what you would be tested on a college entrance exam. That was the only purpose of high school there. The moment you got into college or decided you didn't need a college degree, things you learned in high school were expired
@@Ryanisalive yes, it does. And I gotta tell ya, being from a country that’s known for sweatshops. My life here SUUUUUKSSSS ass.
@@Ryanisalive ya I will. I’m gonna get the f#^% out of here and study abroad as soon as I can. As you know.
@@真夜中の橋 me too man
Reminds me of one of my high school teachers, his theory that we should only sleep 6 hours a day, spend one hour eating, and the rest of the time studying, and "you don't need privacy"
1984 teacher bro
I think he might like Burgundian Sistem
That’s actually all teachers in China and Korea
1984 ahh
INGSOC
You should have put history teachers. They are usually pretty chunky physically but they are gigachads in the way they do the best possible for the students to be interested in their class.
Damn, that describes the history teacher I had perfectly. He also went on epic hiking trips with kids who were interested during the summer. Great guy
Why is this literally the perfect explanation pf my history teacher
my history teacher played oversimplified for us, one of the greatest I had.
I would like History if teachers here where I live didn't teach boring and useless shit
My history teacher is a short, skinny, just out of college woman. My gym teacher however, was as described in the video.
1923: by 2023 we will have flying cars
2023: *m e m e*
I swear school construction one was so true i have gone to 3 different schools, everytime i change school they completely change the whole school and add stuff that were missing for decades
0:26 is PAINFULLY relatable. My school had half of our bathrooms and a whole section of one of the main hallways closed off for construction throughout the entirety of my senior year. At one point we only had one bathroom open at the very farthest end of the building because one of the hallways had plumbing issues and got toilet water everywhere. I graduated a couple of months ago and my junior friends got to come back to all the bathrooms open again with a whole other new washroom section having been built in the cafeteria along with an outside lunch area with chairs. Worst year of my life so far finally over with though
It’s not Slander, because (by definition) Slander is untrue. This is all true.
if you make another one please include how english teachers are somehow always on maternity leave
LOL this literally happened to my english teacher
How strange, I live in a Spanish-speaking country and it also happens with English teachers
HELP mine was on paternity leave and the sub made the class think i was crazy
YEA
THIS JUST HAPPENED TO MINE
Highschool math is where I learned the lesson of relying on/teaching myself, when my Algebra 2 teacher would just stare at his computer. I told him “I’m bored put me in the honors class”. My school counselor came up and was like “oh honey I don’t think that’s a good idea”… this is also where I learned you don’t actually have to listen to your teachers/superiors “suggestions” because I did it anyways and got a 99% in the class. I ended high school with calc 3, if I had listened to the teachers I would’ve lucky to make it to stats😂
exactly, they probably mean well but tend to exaggerate the difficulty of classes
0:26
Fr bro😭
When I was in kindergarten, the complex was in a literal cage. Now it has 4 giant floors, a large auditorium with soundproofing and an actual soundsystem. They even have a fish tank at the front parking lot💀💀💀💀
Stop lying. This never happened.
@@warnertesla8297?
@@pokemonfanwsbgalt8574 OP is fishing for likes.
@@warnertesla8297 may I ask for the proof I'm fishing likes? I'm simply sharing my life experiences through the anonymous shroud of the internet. Besides, this isn't reddit. What would be the point of like fishing? There's no karma system on RUclips.
@@X-SPONGED the proof is the lack of proof you are providing. You won't name the school because it never happened.
0:23 Bruh that's so true! The moment I left my 100 years old high school they started renovating the infrastructure.
0:26 very true my school was building a full astrology centre the year I graduated, I watched it getting built but never saw it completed.
1:27 This one hits home as someone who did Honors maths, Physics and Extra Maths
My old high school literally finished their 20 million dollar arena the day after my class graduated.
Gym teacher in any country in latin america: either a hot teacher or the biggest gigachad (theres no in between that i had no joke)
What about both?
0:26 this is completely true, last year I graduated from school and now this is getting an update
Same here. I graduated high school in 2017 and when I came back from Uni in 2018 they made it brand new.
Me too
0:26 Very true. The moment I walked out of the school gates after the graduation ceremony, the new state-of-the-art multi-purpose hall opened up, two new olympic-sized swimming pools sprung from the ground, all the computers in the lab got graphic-card upgrades, the toilets all got replaced by Japanese toilets with seat warmers and the cafeteria suddenly earned three Michelin stars.
Honestly I'm glad I do online school because they lack half these problems. And not the makeshift online of lockdown where you sit at your computer all day, that was honestly worse than normal.
1:20 as a quiet kid, I can confirm my room is indeed filled with weapons.
OK BUT THE '3 Michelin star school lunch' ONE WAS SO TRUEEEEEE BRO MY SCHOOL SOLD THESE CHOCOLATE COOKIES BUT THEY WERE SO BURNT AND MELTED IT WAS PRACTICALLY UNEATABLE
As a quiet kid i confirm i am building an armored vehicle out of cardboard.
Take a page from Dr. Stone and reinforce it with multiple layers of tar wax and paper. Lightweight and strong.
@@Not_interestEd- Maybe some aluminum foil make it shiny
1:32
By Gödel's Incompleteness Therom, this can hypotherically go on for an infinite amount of time.
As the Math Teacher can show an infinite number of proofs given enough time and writing materials.
As a school, I can relate.
As an 11th grader A.K.A junior i can confirm that this is true.
They changed the amount of time to get to class 3 minutes 💀 They still tell students to stop runing.💀
yet another banger from eddyzow
I had this one sub who said, "Hey guys I'm Michael, I don't get payed to teach, I'm just here to supervise." Absolute legend
All the English teachers are really lame. Except the one that is really cool and chill that everybody likes.
true true
i love my eng teacher
mfw all my english teachers were chill
My English teacher is loca. She got a spinny rolly chair the other day, was zooming around the classroom with no shoes or socks on to answer kid's questions, yelling at anyone who left anything in her way. She's weird and strict on grading, but really nice overall.
Oh but the English teacher I had last year was the only teacher at that school that I really liked. She was super nice and chill, really fun, we had a time reserved in class for reading
True story, I studied in the same School for 9 years, from my first year to my last without repeating once, amd since I was in the 5th grade they said that we'd move to a better, bigger and closer school in 2 years
2 years passed and they said that they said that we'd move to a better, bigger and closer school in 2 years
2 years passed, and they said that we'd move to a better, bigger and closer school in 1 year
1 year passed and I graduated
Half way through my first year in high school and they said
"We have built a new school"
My nephew studies in that School, it's literally 2 blocks from where I live, and now I am half way my second year at high school
Not even a high school student yet i find it funny 😂😂
I graduated years ago but this shit brought me back😂
@@potatoman8763 how was collage back then (I wanna know more about collage and highschool)
@@andilol213 High school was stressful, very busy. College not as much - hard at times, but I had more free time than high school.
@@potatoman8763 What?! I'm in college now. it's stressing me out and pissing me off.
My dad even makes it worse. He talks as if I'm doing ABSOLUTELY nothing!!😡
@@potatoman8763 High School is honestly stressful for me, at least in my case. Like, literally the first 2 weeks when the 2nd year of my junior high school started, we are bombarded with plenty of assignments and activities. Heck, even tiresome group activities like singing, dancing, reporting...i don't even want to expect what to come. But i guess its that because we are old and will turn senior high school next year.
I was a theater kid in high school. Well, I was in my senior year because there wasn’t a theater department before that. The auditorium hadn’t been renovated since the 80s and none of the spotlights worked.
Guess what finally got a remodel after I graduated
As the class nerd, I can confirm that this is how I feel
My old HS moved to AN ENTIRE NEW FUCKING BUILDING a couple of years after I graduated. It was pretty far from the original too; it used to be in the eastern side of my hometown (I grew up in a fairly large city; east side there was basically the hood) to the southern end (which is all McMansions and nothing else).
Also, seriously don't appreciate the lack of chem teacher slander here (that's what I do nowadays); at least make a Breaking Bad joke.
🤓
I had to switch schools after my first year to a school that was closer due to me always being late.
The construction one is so true, we built a new highschool but it opened during COVID when I was a senior so I only spent like 3 months total in the new building and barely did anything. Next thing I know after my graduation they're doing all this public work stuff like decorating personal parking spaces and painting murals in the school which I could've been apart of if they actually treated us with respect.
Literally what I was gonna comment
forgot to include that one slow group of friends you have to dodge around in the halls
Dont forget about that wandering group that roams the hall blasting music incredibly loud from their speakers.
0:26 this one is so true. I graduated out of high school, but the moment I revisited them, they got all sorts of new equipment and playgrounds
At least you guys finish early. In France, highschoolers suffer to start at 8:30 AM to finish at 6:00 PM💀
The bathroom at my high school is pretty clean
That one 6'10 student in the boys bathroom looking over the stall to the 5" student:
1:53 Inaccurate, school bathrooms aren't getting cleaned.
I’m a freshman just starting and I will take notes off of this
Yesh just 1 months later after graduation, fully maxed out air-conditioning, swimming pool, better canteens and dining, big spacious auditorium, bigger assembly, better school trip locations.
My schools renovations include removing the pool
All three of my elementary, high school and university did MAJOR expansions, renovations etc. the second I left. Heck, my high school doesn’t even exist anymore, they tore it down and built a new one from scratch.
So yeah… F our lives
I’m in 9th and today almost got sent to the mental hospital (again) cause of school admins on my depression (school literally caused it)
Our school has some classes in the middle school (foreign languages and the more hands-on classes) and we have 3 minutes to get to class. You literally have to get your stuff three class periods before you have the class if you don’t want to be late.
Thumbnail true tho, as soon as I got out of 5th grade, my elementary school started adding a new section to the building and they don’t even have the field 😭😭😭
Because one of my english teachers was on maternity leave, we had that gigachad substitute teacher for the rest of the year. My class somehow was able to make her cry.
Mine was... well, they renovated BEFORE I got there, adding a whole new science hall, and then renovated DURING, adding a whole new library, and then renovated AFTER, adding in more halls after destroying the parking lot and tennis courts. It was... weird. Always some sort of construction going on at that school. Even when I pass by it today they're doing something.
School is basically a jail. Pink Floyd' song is definitely hitting hard in today's society.
I'm Brazilian and there's a book from here that basically school, prison and hospital have the same ideia
My high school was built by a prison construction company lol
Yea, They give students prison food.
@@Yo-Matthewthe providers of prison food in US prisons also make the food for public schools and even some private ones
Honestly, school isn't anything like a jail.
Inmates have rights, student's don't.
Our class's living in a symbiosis - one mate that's good at some subject complete it in 15 minutes and then shares its hw with the whole class. In fact if we were actually trying to study all the school program fairly then our sleep hours would go negative
I just started highschool but this is literally so relatable
@@josiahwright3751 thanks for the support
This may seem surprising, but my P.E. Teacher is actually fit
0:37 Society if "society if high school taught literally anything useful" people paid *any attention whatsoever* in class:
Ok care to explain how the fuck learning how to tell 10 fun facts about you is useful?
0:26 is very relatable. I haven’t even graduated yet but they’re are making a whole new school and our year is the last one in this old school.
that's why I learned to control my excretory system during school hours and I never once went to the washroom.
As a band kid, this left me in...
this is a real one
Past: We will have flying car in the future
2023: Waiting for the dvd hit the corner of the screen
The trades students on their way to start drama over who is better
This actually happened at my school, after my class graduated, they added everything you could imagine
bro why is this so true even in britian
I kid you not my primary, middle and high school ALL started renovations the year we left them lol
Eyyy you got french teacher too! Nice
Bro u forgot how the school bathroom is a smoke cloud every .00001 seconds to the point u can’t breathe.
even with my school that was basically brand new, the bathrooms were NASTY
Students when they haven't walked out of class to go smoke behind the building in 0.03 zeptoseconds:
Why is this so accurate
Average french teacher :
Me, as a french :
Average english teacher : its sleep time
My math teacher took a point off because i wrote the first initial of my last name instead of my full last name
Some months ago I took the test to enroll a foreign languages high school (High School for Gifted Students in Foreign Languages, Hanoi National University, Hanoi). The WC there was even worse than my B-tier school. The water tap is not always working, so they have to use a big bucket filled with water. The door can not fully close. I still wonder why do geniuses have to study with facilities like that.
Btw, I failed that test
0.07 okay but like I have recurring dreams about this footage of me going to class in 4 minutes and I don't know why my dreams make me an architect.
The bathroom one is soooooo true
the most sleep 0 made me laugh so hard since i havent sleep for 2 days 💀💀💀💀
The school reconstruction one is so relatable, but on a slightly different aspect. My school literally suddenly decided that they wanted to update some of the stuff, which they ended up: revamping the main toilet, the small area outside middle school, paved a slightly elevated new ground at A block ground floor, revamped a whole rooftop grass section, and started reconstructing M block because it was too old. And the most ridiculous part? There’s still a crate of stone tiles so they’re not done with it. I swear by the time I finish year 12 (I’m currently year 11) they would’ve revamped like half of the fucking school.
My schools probably gonna finish refurnishing the swimming pool after I left for two seconds(it’s gone on for more than three years)
As a highschool I can confirm that I rebuild as soon as you leave
When I graduated from high school and headed to college my high school got rebuilt and had a new building lol (got my degree since then).
My middle school had 3 minutes to get to class so you had to rush and my high school had 6 minutes so I’m always the first person out the door out of habit.
As someone who is still in school, I highly agree that most of these.
No joke after I graduated the school not only redid all of our practice fields and the public tennis courts, but they also built a small fucking athletic center
Today I literally took the long way around the entire building to get to my next class because I got stuck in the hallway behind the kid notorious for never showering, wearing deodorant, washing his hair, etc. It's not that he has a bad home life or a disability- he just doesn't want to clean himself. The guy stinks to high heaven. I have to plug my nose just to not gag whenever I'm within six feet of him. Not exaggerating.
I heavily relate to the last part like goddamn why do you people think we're gonna like you of you act tough? you're coming to high school to become a responsible adult
I graduated on my local highschool and there's literally nothing there. When I graduated, the school suddenly had a track field, a swimming pool, and a fking computer lab.
My district is gonna start building new schools literally the fall after my class graduates😭😭
This is the real deal
The last one is mostly true, the only wrong one is the women's CR, those are clean when you see them outside, whilst the men's CR are a fucking warzone
bro, after I left my elementry school, and a few years later they decided to start throwing huge events and intalled a giant solar panneled roof thing and I’m so jealous
School band, whats that ?
School lunch, what's that ?
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If i had made this slander you guys will probably start loving your High school 😂
2 minutes for me and I have classes that are on different floors and as far as possible from the stairs
my school built a new sports hall a swiiming pool and a new science block- (main one still in use)
im still here :)
There was thus quiet kid who carried a pistol but it was for self defence.
Bro i swear my school had trashy laptops but a few months after we leave they got brand new ones
Me who comes late to school every single day:
It takes more to get me...
This also applies to middle school