What's the deal with shcool teachers?

[Zoggren]

Originally Posted by Blingy [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I live in a very well funded school district. Teacher with a bachelors degree starts at $65k for 9 months work and no outside activities. Most around here are over $100k....and they still fucking complain about not making enough.

Imagine this, a kindergarten school teacher makes more in 9 months than the engineer that figured out if the stress levels on airplanes will tear it apart makes in 12.

Post proof or you're full of shit.

[friendlinzh]

Good teachers should be millionaires.

[Spergand]

People talk bad about the reddit for being uncensored?

[Evets]

Teachers never feel they get paid enough because they are looking after everyone else's demon spawn. They're pretty much daycare workers so the good slaves can go to work while their kids are off at the liberal 12 step brainwashing program.

[OuterChimp]

I think good schools and teachers are needed, so folks know that school is spelled s c h o o l and not shcool.

[Mead]

How many pill bottles does a 75 year old gamer own?

I do agree with you though and your choice of thread placement.

[BlackBellamy]

Originally Posted by Mead [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

How many pill bottles does a 75 year old gamer own?

I do agree with you though and your choice of thread placement.

Rants and Flames is for in-game dissatisfaction with how some guild fucked you out of your glowing letter opener and when you complained to the guild leader he told you to go get bent and called you a scrub.

The answer to your trick question is zero. At that age everyone has a giant rectangular pill organizer with little box for each day of the month.

[tsuchang]

You guys are funny.

[Woke Locc]

A nickel won't buy you a humdinger from the soda jerk anymore

That's why

[Jimjam]

Kinda disappointed this isn’t about guild trainers in the Freeport Academy.

The issue is payroll is viewed as a cost to be minimised, not an investment that yields returns. This is especially true in public sector spending where investment upfront creates productive workers and the opposite creates dysfunctional individuals with a high social cost. Couple this with crony capitalism where supercompany contracting firms sponge up money while failing to deliver projects on budget and you can see why the public fails.