That’s nothing compared to high school, though, because at least people still speak Spanish and French. I’ve hardly used algebra or any of the foreign language stuff those two fat bitches in middle school tried to make me learn. Or maybe it just is the knowledge setting in that most of the things they’re learning in school are pointless for most people. I notice nobody mentions social lives, because that would imply they had friends outside this little group the like of which doesn’t exist without the aid of central casting. Midterms, extracurricular activities, family obligations, and saving the world from a “super” villain who wouldn’t make the cut for the Legion of Doom. Moynihan tries to rationalize the frustration from their studies as being part of all their obligations. Besides, does their equipment actually serve any purpose besides fighting tank-sized mutants? I paid more attention in my literature classes because that’s what I do for fun. Rodger credits all the fancy-shmancy gadgets he’s invented to all he’s learned in science and math, and that’s great, but he probably excels in science and math because he likes science and math so much they’re what he does for fun, too. Moynihan tries to sympathize with him, saying it seems like some things you learn in school are irrelevant, but a well-rounded education is the key to succeeding later in life.
0 kommentar(er)
