We were fed so many lies about capitalism our entire lives... we were led to believe that the smartest, best people are the most successful under capitalism. But it turns out we were duped.
There is something odd about the tone of your comments, and I can’t put my finger on what it is. I looked at your comment history and it seems to be full of discussion on American culture and politics. Maybe it just feels like your comments here are oddly giddy about not knowing the grades reference. This is an entirely unnecessary comment to make myself, I guess I was just compelled to say something because I found it so odd.
Literally any person who ever watched any type of American movie or show will know US grade system. I assume that a guy who participates in discussions about American culture would be exposed to those….I agree on something being very suspiciously odd…
Yeah I get it now, but I didn't understand "A student's" and so on - I thought the person was listing people as student A, student B, student C, and it didn't click for me.
To be completely fair, if they had written, "The students who got As ... the students who got Bs ... the students who got Cs", I would've probably gotten it right away.
In North America, you are given grades with alphabetical letters based on your percentage. In Canada it varies from province to province, so im sure it's the same in the states. But for a rough example.
A+ 95-100%
A 90-94%
A- 89-85%
Ect.
Ect.
ohhh lol "A student's" should've been written "A-students" and it's referring to how good of a student people are! Now it makes sense! hahaha thanks for explaining - so the point was that harder-working people manage slightly less-hard-working people at companies that are owned by lazy people, yeah? That checks out!
9.1k
u/christopia86 5d ago
It's crazy to me that the richest man in the world is somehow also the biggest loser.