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Yah the way he reacted about “the internet isn’t working” is like the teachers who were anal about “can I” vs “may I”, but with some shaming thrown in. I’d say
by xivzgrev 2y ago
Yah the way he reacted about “the internet isn’t working” is like the teachers who were anal about “can I” vs “may I”, but with some shaming thrown in.
I’d say the same thing as the other teacher. I left out the word “connection”. But apparently he’d judge me for that.
- ryandrake 2y agoHonestly, I didn't see anything wrong with the tone. The tone is one we've all experienced: Frustration with having to deal with gross incompetence over and over. If I brought my car to a mechanic to get fixed, and it's a real problem that requires an engine rebuild, I'd expect them to react very differently than if I brought it to them with the gas tank empty complaining it wouldn't start.