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[Rushy]

Also, this has nothing to do with anything, but my brother has this kid in the class, who gets triggered over the word "cube" for whatever reason, so nobody in class is allowed to use that word.
What does my brother do?
He puts a cube on his table. And he silently walks away.
I love my brother.

[Kugelfisch]

Gotta give him a DVD of the movie Cube.

[Guest]

Or a GameCube.
Or Cubix: Robots for Everyone.

[Guest]

Also, this has nothing to do with anything, but my brother has this kid in the class, who gets triggered over the word "cube" for whatever reason, so nobody in class is allowed to use that word.
What does my brother do?
He puts a cube on his table. And he silently walks away.
I love my brother.

Remember how schools were supposed to prepare kids for real life? Apparently the teachers don't.

[Guest]

Teachers never experience real life. They're lifetime academics, they go straight from full-time university to full-time teaching.

[Kugelfisch]

Teachers never experience real life. They're lifetime academics, they go straight from full-time university to full-time teaching.

That's exactly the problem. The never leave the high school mentality behind and grow up.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

Remember how schools were supposed to prepare kids for real life? Apparently the teachers don't.

The kid should be fine if he sticks to rural areas, since cubes are quite rare in the wild.

Getting a cubicle job however...

[Guest]

What about ice cubes, or sugar cubes, or Ice Cube.

[Keith Chegwin]

Also, this has nothing to do with anything, but my brother has this kid in the class, who gets triggered over the word "cube" for whatever reason, so nobody in class is allowed to use that word.
What does my brother do?
He puts a cube on his table. And he silently walks away.
I love my brother.

Your brother's the cool one, eh?

Teachers never experience real life. They're lifetime academics, they go straight from full-time university to full-time teaching.

I went to a private school and at private schools over here you don't actually need a teaching qualification to teach. So at least a few of the teachers at my school had some experience of the real world.
Problem is that a lot of those very same teachers were lousy as educators.

[Rushy]

Your brother's the cool one, eh?

I'll find out in a decade when he actually grows up