Originally posted by: Doboji
Originally posted by: RichardE
Originally posted by: Doboji
Originally posted by: cKGunslinger
Originally posted by: Doboji
Originally posted by: cKGunslinger
Originally posted by: Doboji
Originally posted by: eits
my professor has this stupid attendance roll-call thing where if you're a minute late to class, he just marks you absent. you can't fight it, either.
i take medication that keeps me up late at night and some mornings, it's a struggle to get into class exactly at 7:20.... but i'm there for the entire class (except for maybe 2 minutes or so after he's done calling roll).
well, all of those "absences" piled up and now i failed the class due to attendance. now, i've got to pay to take the class all over again even though i was in the class.
i spoke with the professor about my situation. he told me to talk to the dean of student admissions about it. the dean of admissions told me it wasn't up to him and that it was up to the professor. he'd ok whatever decision the professor made. so, i went back to the professor and he said he's happy with his policy and feels no need to change his decision.
i asked if i got a note from my psychiatrist explaining the side effects of my drug and why i'm taking the dosage that i am after years of trial and error. he said it isn't up to him to interpret side effects of medication.
i kinda feel like i'm going to throw up right now.
Thats the kinda ****** where I'd retaliate... throw a brick at his car... accidentally knock him down a flight of stairs.... something to inflict pain....
Or, you know, maybe just set your alarm 3 minutes earlier! But hey, throwing a brick at his car is probably just as productive . :roll:
****** that ... his professor is just a power tripping SOB... there's no need to be an ass like that... in real life you're not going to get in any trouble for showing up for work 3 minutes late.
That arrogant bastard needs to be taught a lesson... I would go apeshit on him like you couldn't imagine... I would start digging for ways to get his ass canned...
Ooo.. out comes the eThug! :roll:
Sorry, but in the real world, there are tons of responsibilities that have tight-deadlines. Show up to your heart surgery 3 minutes late. Or a meeting iwth your clients. Or your kid's daycare a few minutes late, after his "uncle" picked him up.
To hell with all you spoiled little sh1ts that think the rules don't apply to you if they cost more than X amount of effort. Grow a pair and learn to deal.
Oh yeah spoiled sh1ts who show up 3 minutes late... Get a grip you anal retentive idiot... It would be one thing if he skipped a bunch of classes... but reality check.. he showed up 3 minutes late a few time for a 7:20AM college class. MY GOD people... are you really strung up that tight?
If you showed up to the day care 3 minutes late.. it's not going to be a problem... if you show up 3 minutes late to meet with your clients... it's going to be ok...
I certainly have no responsibilities with a 3 minute margin of error... do you? I'm curious to hear what they are... and how they make us 3 minute laters spoiled little sh1ts?
-Max
edit: language filter on the fritz
Guess you don't work in a field that had real deadlines. Or maybe personal responsibility is not your thing. Either way, you are right, 3 mins is not alot, but everyone is replacecable, and someone out there can do your job and not be 3 minutes late everyday.
BS... I meet my deadlines... if I have work due... it gets done early in fact. But showing up to work 3 minutes one way or the other of your due time isn't going to make any difference to anyone.
As I said, be thankfull for a job where no one cares I guess. In the real/regular world, tardiness is a sign of laziness. 5 minutes or 5 hours. Sure, if once in a while than fine, no problem. Train kept you from getting here, traffic, power went out and alarm clock reset ect. The problem comes when it is everyday, when it is daily, that is a sign of laziness, lack of caring about what you do (class or work) and just general apathy towards life. I honestly don't care what your experience is, there are always exceptions to the rule. As I said though, someone somewhere can replace you at your job, and do it without being late on a daily basis. If you are only a few minutes late everyday, than leave a few minutes earlier, you change your ways to the world, the world doesn't change its ways to you. If you are a few hours late everyday, it is time to find something else to do, or change your schedule, either way there is no excuse for perssistant tardiness.
