Jubilee IM SO IN LOVE WITH THE BOYS ON THIS VIDEOOOO, HOW CAN I GET THEIR INSTAGRAMS????

@@edovale1391 exactly😂

Do all 1st generation students think the same?

Lmao

Thanks for getting a sponsor instead of putting 400 ads in the video 😃

Fr the guys in this one are top tier

Moral of the story? Men >

@@solitaryconfinement1975 no

@@solitaryconfinement1975 boooo

@@solitaryconfinement1975 lol .....are u still stuck in girls vs boys ???.......lame

Potentially they are just more open to new ideas and understandings than adults

@@hunterscheib6882 Shouldn't adults share their experience?

@@masterchief4189 100% they should give their opinion! But should they keep a closed, unidirectional, us vs them tribal mind set? I have seen countless times when older populations consider their view the only way. It shuts down opportunity for growth and evolution of the mind.

kaleigh carpenter to be fair this is a much less controversial topic than most of the other topics that the adults get. it’s easier to stay civil.

kaleigh carpenter TEAA

he was a zombie in 2013

@@cristobitches3700 what 😭

@@lemonbirdo what?

@@lemonbirdo oh damn I didn’t know that

yeah

They all go through the same struggle, that is school.

If only the flat earthers were like that

This younger generation is super emotionally intelligent

​@@ralphtyrell6439probably not, theres gen z's out there that will just give you a headache

Prejudice is taught…

*breathes*

Not to be mean, it's just so frustrating

@@preciadomu2ic must be sad doing poorly because you rather blame skin color than do what you need to do to succeed.

While others spread positivity and kindness you spread bitterness. Way to go!

lolll i didnt think he was all that but he def conveyed his points properly and rlly well

Jacob Hewitt it’s mainly teachers

My point

Big facts

@@JasmineHatake you can't really blame teachers man 80% of my professors sucked ass you have to take responsibility and teach urself using KZfaq, tutoring center, group projects etc. Unless the teacher assigns wayyy too much homework and doesn't even go over it then you shouldn't even complain cuz that's how college is now

diamond beatsx Whats the point of the teacher if you’re just going to teach yourself?

Truth.

Grades are a testament to A) dedication, and more secondarily B) how well you absorb knowledge.

​@@platosfavoritestudent6509 I'd say how well you absorb knowledge through a very particular method.

@@Nothing-ce8uv precise

They can be but not always

Well it Definately is doing exactly what it was made for lol

High school are made to train kids into factory working it more about control then actually learning

The education system in most other developed countries is better don't generalize because of your narrow world-view, this is mainly an American problem.

​@@SierNotsruhtno its not it's in most countries around the world

@@SierNotsruht not at all lmao

I feel like he doesn't believe in being inherently smart as what he accomplished is through his own hard work but seeing others step forward made him not want to discredit them.

Honestly I’m a 4.0 student and I have to say I truly do not believe I am any smarter than kids that fail. I just have the gift of memorization so classes like math and science really click and are easy. Classes where I have to do essays I struggle with, but I persevere and do my best. But I do understand that some kids do not have that memorization and perseverance.

@@lemonman394 I also struggle with essays, like, for me at least, they don't connect with what I learn.

What exactly made him the smartest?

Generally smart people know enough to know that they dont actually know all that much relative to how much knowledge is out there. Its called the dunning kruger effect

deep

You go to school for education. Just know the difference between education and indoctrination

My teacher. Also Einstein

@@justanotherweirdo11 lol

Like Elon Musk said "Don't confuse education with schooling, I didn't go to Harvard, but people who work for me did"

How did you enter medical school with a 1.9 GPA?

@@clairobscur7697 cs he had a 3.9 gpa in college… the real question is how did he get into college with a 1.8 gpa

@@clairobscur7697 Maybe he went to a community college then transferred to a 4 year college It happens a lot and a lot of people became very successful that way

Bro 1.8? Were you trying to fail💀

@@KitKat-vy5pk Who spat in your coffee omg

@@ethanweimer-kopf6907 Imma check that out

In america* most developed countries have a better education system than the US

"Might be"? It most definitely is.

@@SierNotsruht not really, the US probably has the best education by far. You can look up top 100 colleges and see :)

@@baljeetpatel1745 The education system is not just colleges.

Antonio Damoura2 One example versus hundreds. Teenagers are not always like this. Source: Am a teenager who realises Jubilee picks certain types of people.

TheÜberLord certain type of people?

I dont care about statistic bias and selection, its nice to seen young people having open, respectful discourse

@@antoniodamoura631 a

Gen z>> boomers

AverageGirl true. Haha

*most of these middle ground episodes

SARISNU .R k.

*Has flashbacks*

The flat-earthers Vs scientists 🥴

I was the opposite, barely made it through high school and straight A’s in University. So random

@@sarah-qn1qz what do you study

@@ariamahmed3434 acting

@@dyingpatient1974 😂😂😂

Same here, the instruction quality in university is terrible, I've never thought there could be teachers this bad. If only attendance weren't mandatory...

I was looking for this comment. Let's try and fight through. More power to y'all

@NeEYaH that's where trade school or college comes in

Absolutely. Post secondary education is a complete farce and it’s all for money

Sometimes it's just ticking boxes, a few days ago in my geography classes went on a feildwork trip journey there and back was 6 hours and it costed about £14 we were on the beach for literally less than 15 minutes to do beach profiling measuring pole distance and an angle, and then we came home biggest waste of time in my entire life and we were taught like nursery children, we couldn't touch the water explore or anything and had to stay in the group of teachers, I'm 16! everyone else in the class is 17

well you are supposed to learn the content and actually understand it, not just mEmorise it mindlessly.

So your saying cooper is Canadian eh Btw I’m Canadian

@@fivesow8037 why are u like that tho? Just curious

Minecraft Station they’re not it’s just that US culture is mostly about oneself while other countries tend to care more about other a little more

Abbas Noman true true

@@minecraftstation6422 idk we dont got alot of bullies here

My first thought watching this: h e ' s c u t e

Green Goblin bro I don’t understand but he’s mad cute

I knowwww

THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE SJFJDH

@@fffffffffff3722 and him bringing everyone up and encouraging everyone,,,, proud

What class are you in??

It seems like you underestimate yourself or have an evaluation of yourself that may differ from what's true. You are an intelligent person. Intelligence isn't just about content - it's those other things too. Teaching and learning is relational.

You want somethings that makes you understand the topic at hand? Make a group of friends to study with, and put yourself into the position of teacher.

It's more about the fact that you are turning the stuff in, and many other people are not.

knowing your way around people is also a very valuable skill later down the road, so have more pride in that skill C:

Nice imagination you got there no human can wake up and know thousands of years of advancement in human understanding of maths and sciences English and other subjects you simply living a dream he must have studied at some point before taking those tests

​@@abz7800 "I can't do it that fast, so that means no one else can and therefore humanely impossible"

@@panpan9861 if you read the comment again with your tiny intellect you’ll see there’s no mention of a the person actually studying and the commenter acts as if the person just took the test and immediately scored well without prior studying therefore my comment is valid and suggests it’s not possible for a human to know something from nothing

I have ADD but I still tried and put effort onto subjects I myself hate English and a 100% is very high

​@@panpan9861"someone on the internet said it it must be true"

hahah, yes!! I think itd blow some peoples minds~

@@cameronbrown339 honestly when you go to Harvard you gonna have a good life in your 40s

@@jennbrandon8182 Not every straight A student is gonna get into Harvard, and even then your school does not dictate the rest of your life. While sure, I guess paying 300k for education might get you better chances in life, it doesn't guarantee you success. Just remember, the Unabomber went to Harvard also.

@@jennbrandon8182 that's not realistic, that's the same effect as saying you didn't go to Harvard you're going to have a terrible life in your 40's. It helps for sure, but your paper will never define or guarantee success

@@cam0030 true but if a future employer sees that you graduated from Harvard, boy all doors are wide open. It's elititism

Imagine thinking his name is copper lmao

ah yes, copper. i love that metal! such a chill copper.

333 likes

Thanks Mr Cool Guy 😎👍🏻

Conservative Ash welcome bro

Everyone has add

@@Ty-cr7pf No they don't...

I have adhd but I guess it just got worse for me in 8th grade bc im unmedicatated and just overall burned out. I used to be an all A student until now and I'm even failing a few classes. I'm disappointed 8h myself tbh but oh well

@@y2kiwii512 charge it ygm

@@anzibzz698 ?

Hey that's also the exact idea i came up with after realising i was a mindless drone during all of my childhood and most of my adolescence

That’s why people with adhd struggle in school. They aren’t made to retain information that isn’t worth our time. We only pay attention to the things we enjoy, which is why (personally) I had terrible grades in math and very high grades in history. we are only passionate about the subject, not the grade it gives us

I noticed, too

I felt the same omg ! I feel like he’s so wise & mature... he’s thought so much about everything

The more you know, the more questions you can ask and this leads to a sense of uncertainty that ignorant people do not suffer from.

His hesitation is only proof of his wisdom and intelligence to me, he's smart, but knows how little he actually knows.

It’s called the dun Krueger effect pretty interesting imo

Crystal Minds So true 😂😂

Math i math

It really does

I’m lucky my step dad has a math degree

woah ikr

I feel u 100%

im so sorry girl! You've got what it takes to achieve your goals though, you can do this!!

agreed . it’s genuinely heartbreaking to know others view you as less intelligent when really it’s mental illness .

Yeah, that was me 2 weeks ago. But I realized I was dropping, so talk to people, talk to adults, look online for resources and GO OUTSIDE!! The sun releases endorphins in your brain which is the natural version of cocaine. They activate the same brain chemicals.

Do you know what these issues stem from?

IB messed me up and got me into academic burn out. In this burn out my grades dropped dramatically. I'm currently trying to make up for this by dropping IB and taking summer classes.

I always worry about my grades a lot too

Highschool IB harder than any college? R u serious lmao

@@sgnti7164 Yes actually. I had IB graduates tell me first hand when they got to college that my schools IB program was harder than any college course. I took biology in 9th, chemistry and physics in 10th, and 11th grade was IB biology, effectively biochemistry. I had 4 years of Spanish, with the expectation that I'd write full essays by year 4. I was doing government and economics in 9th grade, word history AP in 10th, US history AP in 11th and 19th 20th century history for 12th grade. I had co directed and wrote my own plays for IB theatere. There was advanced algebra and geometry in 9th. I took pre Calc in 10th. 11th grade was IB math wich was mostly an exponential review. 12th was full calculus. And for English I had ancient epics in 9th, 10th was western world English classics, 11th was IB level analysis and writing. I did SO much in so little time all with more tests than the average highschool class. I worked my butt off to get what I could. I had to do full presentations in a foreign language, do homework for hours until it was late into the night, and do all the regular highschool requirements on top of that. You cannot tell me that YOU had accomplished all that in 4 years of highschool, let alone if I add two years of college. The IB program is very difficult and has a low rate for handing out diplomas. College is no where near as difficult as that.

@@Marshmallow95506 also idk why u had to write a paragraph to seek validation in yourself by bragging about the classes you took in highschool Im sorry but it isn’t impressive you took worthless classes just to validate your own intelligence just because it had the stigma of being a difficult course

Yo I think I saw ya on that video about nikita being on Philip defranco's show lol

angelina dude almost exactly like me

right lmao

*sk8ter boi

love it

This comment :EXISTS (Everyone liked that)

@Törtle your comment exists (Everyone liked that)

His mere existence is perfect

@@kenn.3234 Lol

lmfaooo i love seeing fallout references

Honestly same

Have you considered working with music or standing up, with brown noises perhaps?

@@boredd_isa244this! Playing piano music or jazz in the background has been very soothing for me when I do any homework. Helps me relax and take it one step at a time

same

try harder cause there's no way YOUR BEST is failing

tara ‼️‼️

Tara !!!

@Jamal BBCLife I was a flunking student in high school and I'm now about to graduate from a high ranking law school this year. You shouldn't make such rash generalizations.

And tbh... Its totally possible to be a flunking student as well as a straight A student!!😉🙃

Look at garyvee 🔥

Shelly: That's Fallacy!

Erin: That's not Vegan!

100% true

*Bill Gates Laughs in the distance*

Grey Shades 1 being the lowest 9 being the highest

I worked 5hours on a test yesterday that i hadn’t studied on before and got an A

@@RXDSARI everyone has a different learning ceiling

It seems the harder I work the worse of a grade I get, it’s a shame.

i did that and got a 99%

@@Cillian-wwweeeeyes but. it depends on HOW you study

how did you learn to feel words

mushroom block it’s an art really

I felt it, lmao the skate life

That is pretty lazy.

Eric Lopez not sure what you mean but skateboarding isn't easy

Some people finish high school at 17 because of cutoff dates, and schools that offer dual enrollment with local colleges usually graduate students that also have freshman or sophomore college student standing (or even an entire associates degree) and sometimes they can transfer all those credits to their university and start as a 2nd or 3rd year student directly

@@srigot6211 I don’t understand

Our school has a program with the local community college where you can graduate with your high school diploma and your associates degree

some schools have dual enrollment programs, like I'm a junior at the high school I attend, and also a sophomore at the college I go to. i'm working on getting my associates before my high school graduation.

Dual enrollment

Best comment here.

Python reference! Nice!

Only crap I didn't know a GPA could go that high

I agree! And also, CS major? :)

@@reddrumdrum maybe its a 5 pt scale

haha I just learned that in my CS1 class

I...

coop oh hey coop

Jihan Putra HES so cute tho

666

@@raytas9140 right?!?!?

haha nice

Yup

Me

Or they were a nerd in elementary school.

That's just like me

Well said

P Kallos she was literally irritating me through the entire video

IM SCREAMBING CJSBSJSNSKXJKNSJS

Not stereotypical at all😒😒

Daphne Oldenburg it’s just a joke lol

Highlighting everything in different color highlighters

I don’t see the appeal

He cute

@@aliced602 he really is tho :>

He really is

What? He genuinely seemed like a cool guy. Idk why, but the other straight A students strikes me as the “silently judgy” type and he wasn’t like that

same

@@zuzannawicherek6552 same, I've always gotten A's in math but this year it just hit hard, some of the stuff we're learning, even after I study and go over it, I still don't understand

@@dyylannmd11 I understand, for me even focusing for more than 15 mins is rly hard, I don’t now, I used to have best places in every competition and had the best grades in school a couple of times but now I’m so burnout I’m honestly scared for my final exams

@@zuzannawicherek6552 yeh, and the most annoying is that if I don't understand something my teachers say 'use your notes' but then their not their cause we never went over the problem

@angel !! I understand, and it is super hard. I hope you can get yourself back up, no matter how hard it is.

success is so subjective tho

Yess

@@leylayurtsever8127 that’s a point too

Rappers vs bankers

Successful drop-outs: *Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk start walking in*

yes

😂

ITS TRUU THO

Facts.

h-

It's not even that. Most 'bad' students at my school actually tried quite hard. They were just hated by teachers, had exam nerves, had mental health issues or had problems at home. Most of them were really intelligent, but the bad grades made them believe they are not and so they never got out of that cycle and up to this day some of them don't believe in themselves. Grading systems are messing with teens' minds and this whole culture is toxic.

@@KiraLouu Fr, I’m a straight A student but it doesn’t matter one bit. I don’t try nearly as hard as the majority of kids in my grade because everything comes easy to me. Honestly I get really worried about it because it’s hard to adapt to hard work or difficult tasks because the school system has not helped. There’s really 2 sides to it

Yeah I know people who don't try or don't care and their straight As, its about natural intelligence unfortunately, that's why even if you study you might not be able to understand something

Word is, they're now Best Friends.

@@KR-jg7gc for real?

@@KR-jg7gc yes

I mean, most of guys easily become friends. It's cool actually, no matter how far they are from each other's personality or whatever

@Carpee Cat read what i said one more time. Most, not all of the guys. Reading comprehension is important.

But someone on the flunking side brought this up and I agree: maybe they can understand failing a test or not doing well in a subject, but it’s not the same. I think unless they have flunked in the past, it’s hard for them to truly relate.

@@hannahbloom relate means "feel sympathy for or identify with". So like if you got straight A's in school but then got a bad grade once i think you could then identify or feel sympathy to the person whos getting them all the time. Relate doesnt really mean that you have to be just like the one youre relating to.

Entropy of Levanter - yes, but my personal feeling is that failing a test and failing a class are quite different, so even if you fail a test, it’s not really the same thing/feeling/problem

@@hannahbloom well i still disagree but i understand what you mean so im not gonna argue more:)

they have to fail to get Grade As, that's how it works. the smartest people have to have got every answer wrong. As a wise man said "make every mistake possible and you'll never fail".

One more thing is that for me I think grades are important not because grades determine whether you are smart but it’s what gets you into the colleges you want to go to. So for me I try my best to get straight a’s because it’s my plan b. If I can’t get in for my skills, then I want to get in for my grades and then still learn and practice my skills when I get to college.

I got the shittiest grades in my undergraduate degree due to personal struggles i was experiencing and passed my masters but I have a successful business, travel a lot and own an investment property. I have a shrewd business brain and an eye for making money that gives no fucks about school or grades. I think some people find their best inspiration outside the classroom.

I’m a HUGE perfectionist and I work as hard as I possibly can. Sure, I get stressed, anxious and quite miserable at times but I usually just suck it up and keep working because there isn’t much I can do about it. I always fear failing and procrastination, even when I get a high C i feel disappointed in myself because I know I can do better.

Don't let school get in the way of your education I think that just reminded me that my purpose of going to school is to better myself and my community, grow my knowledge on how to do better understand the complex ideas of how things work so I can solve it, I want to go to a good school like Rice because I want to make sure I can have the experience to project back into my community, my school is not the definition of my intelligence, I can learn anything I want and test scores don't reflect my knowledge and understanding

LMAO💀💀 my school grades are the only things I genuinely care about I’m not learning anything just here for the grade

Reminds me of when in Rick and Morty, Rick said: “School isn’t a place for smart people.”

@@v1ncebuthesjesus135 "You sit around and see someone say 2+2 is 4, then the guy in the front waits for you to say 2+2 is 4"

@@yong_yin_7373 uhm I'm not even gonna

Finished high school two years ago and your sentence just remembered me all the hypocrisy that was present about "learning"

Wouldn't grades measure the effectiveness of what you learned, though? Granted, there has been a more noticeable demand for grades ( at least in my school ) and that full learning experience has kind of faded away. Now, it's just a race to who gets to the ivies or equally good schools like MIT or Stanford...

And grades are becoming more about memorization and less about comprehension. Its why students don’t remember a majority of the stuff their tested on a month later. If you understand what you’re learning, it’s easier to remember it.

BrokeSamson exactly what I’m saying

@BrokeSamson As a Vietnamese myself who lives in the States, thats no different from any school in the world.

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@@Casey11. omg i didn't even notice this comment had a lot of likes haha

It pisses me when he said he wanted to relate to what it feels like to get a fail... No you really don't, you can try to understand.

@@shadofreally it's like a humble brag,isn't it?But probably he's just too perfectionist or something and can't possibly risk his grades to know how failure truly feels

plain_ yoghurt but I think you should understand that for people like him getting a B or a C does feel like your failing because you set a standard for yourself and once you don’t meet it you become disappointed feeling like a failure for not being able to meet that standard as a person myself who is like cooper I could understand how the flunkies feel in some ways of course I’m not necessarily flunking or doing bad in school but sometimes we can understand I especially relate to giving up on work half way and procrastinating doing things last minute I truly don’t deserve the grades i get

We all love Cooper for his life intelligence

Prob a sociopath tbh

@@ArchWolfVegasEditor then all people who question themselves are sociopaths lol he is something called a "genius"

@@ghoul890studios3 or gay,

Just for questioning their intelligence? 🤨 Ha.😂👏🏽 You got to be kidding when you have gone or is going through the struggles of school atleast once in your life you ask yourself that question. Straight A's or not so really that alone is not enough to support your statement.

Yes, but the hard truth that people don't accept is that intelligence is to an extent, genetic, you can only improve intelligence to a certain extent. Someone who is naturally more intelligent will most likely do better in school than someone who isnt, not everyone can do anything, someone with average innate intelligence will never become a successful physicist and vice-versa.

I think only practical knowledge define intelligence, not theoratical knowldege can define our intelligence. what do you think?

XXD funne meeme

you have 2k likes on a comment but only 2 replies

I’m deadd 💀

🤣

@@liamstevenson2896 it is funny though

Those types of parents end up with suicidal kids

Just dont play their game leave their house and dump em @burgerking

@@Jay-jb2vr African parents

I feel u, my parents think the same

@@Jay-jb2vr Okay buddy relax

same. for the first semester of sophomore year I got mostly 4.0's but then I had a mental crisis and flunked the second semester.

@@iamnonexistent3762 i got a 2.3 first semester and I’m probably going to fail this semester. do you have any tips to be a A student?

OOOOO that would be heated, I'd love to see it

YEEEE

@@jeremydavis5661 I am a stem student but people like you are so angry and bitter

YES PLEASE

YESSSS PLEASE THISSS

i-

"What's your sexual orientation?" "Oh yeah im flunking"

With how many terms there are regarding genders and sexuality I wouldn't be shocked.

KHHHKKKKK

Me too 😂

💗

Thanks!!!!!

Unnecessary comparison

i love your videos :")

Most "adults" really don't have life any more figured out than anyone else, especially when they try to over-emphasis their intelligence and superiority over others.

I like ur channel

Luke Alexander no 🧢

That's why it's wonderful being an average student😂

Booris Tiana I felt that on a spiritual level 😂

Not true (for me at least), I used to be a flunking student bc of mental health problems and other stuff.. but everyone (family, teachers) believed in me and supported me but I still couldn't get good grades, but something in me changed and now I'm a pretty good student.. and i still feel free.

Booris Tiana it’s a known strategy for schools to focus hardest on their average students because straight A’s will achieve good grades, and the flunkers will flunk. That way the school reaches highest success rate.

And flunking students tends to do better in life than straight a students

What online school do you attend pls?

he's intelligent he's cute he's a total package

0:46 Doesn't go outside their house. I used to get mostly A's and this was true for me. I failed a class, but still don't have a life. Put having a life before school, because if you don't you might become miserable and fail anyway. Although I did my homework in class so school would only waste 7 hours a day.

But hes 18, those girls arent LEGAL yet

Not my type....more into R A N D Y Y Y Y Y Y

Affirming what the other is saying, and expressing that you agree is normal in conversation. He made a lot of good points, and of course, people agree.

Sinai Yes, Cooper and Randy are my favorites

Krish Dutta same

@Sinai Hi person with a similar name!!!

@@stripp1219 and everybody always calls me siani lol

Honestly tho

Twisted Fate YESSSS

i think that’s more for a spectrum video: “do all straight-a students think the same?”

This! Yes! This!

YES

Even if you are a genius, you still gotta work hard to get straight A’s so I think they are are almost interchangeable (kind of like all squares are rectangles but not all rectangles are squares type of thing)

nineteen96 literally 😭😭😭

Technically numbers, but sadly true 😭

@first last Bill Gates took graduate level math in high school and originally planned on majoring in math when he realized how hard it is.

Mujtaba Alam r/woooosh

You can just go to community college. your high school grades only matter if you have a specific career in mind that you need university for

Yep he be hittin different

U sure ur a dude ? (Jk chill man)

Well I didn’t expect 200 likes

He’s also cute

Cooper is a whole package

life's about connections not grades!

Yes please!

@@janpieterszooncoen2550 hence the idea

Please make this happen!

Yes!

That's the main thing I noticed. This generation makes me proud honestly.

*That's because they are on camera and they have to be mature or else they would be make fun of, DUH*

@@Gior004 that doesn't explain why the adults cant be as polite as them even though they're on camera too lol

I agree

@@Gior004 at least they even have the ability to act mature. even that in itself is mature.

He's got a good head on his shoulders.

Yeah it makes me really happy how self aware he is- I wish the world had more ppl like that

Connor's a sweet human I love how connected he is.

just the way he carries himself is so mature, it's not arrogant, which makes all the difference

Yeah. He was not snobbish and empathetic.

J R seriously some students are born smarter. However intellect is just one aspect of a person and there also that struggle of staying sane with such a powerful gift . I like Cooper.

It's a quality most people don't possess. I hope he never loses that.

He was in True Detective. Ass-pen Conroy lmao

@@TakeaRideWithMyTrunkOpen cooper wasnt born smarter. He's just a hard worker.

@@supertrollfaxnoprinter3329 that's what more people need to understand. Getting grades is about 10% intelligence and 90% work ethic. When you don't understand something at first, all you need to do is just put in some effort and eventually you'll get it, I've been there many times.

They did something related to that

“Do all satanists think the same”

Thomas Clarkson no cuz the dad could leave for no reason

@@swishersweets7095 or mom

Thomas Clarkson well this is kind of the principe of such videos. See if these traits define them or not. Btw being a single parent isn’t always a mistake

I completely agree... which is exactly why I'm such a shitty student lmfao. I procrastinate so much, but I always get good grades, so I never get punished. It incentivizes me to continue bad behavior, but I really don't feel like stopping because this strat got me all A+'s last semester (3 honors and 1 AP, I'm a freshman).

Depends on the person 😅 I'm a great procrastinator and have straight As. And yeah, to some extent it's kind of my fault

Depends on the person...some have to help their family with work because there's not enough money, some have a mental illness that makes it hard even to move (In my case I have depression and anxiety), etc.

@@jellyplayz687 wait till college

@@remphz3321 Still works in college, baby! Ya just gotta be good at it.