Yes. If he was, you know, the civics teacher, you might reasonably expect him to teach civics. Perhaps he thought he was the civics <i>inspector</i>?
Oh, after spending my childhood watching my father barely manage to retain his sanity dealing with corporate nonsense, I made sure never to join a truly big company - my first employer had a staff count in the low 300s, and my current company is <em>much</em> smaller.
Now that is an excellent question, the need for which causes me to be even more grateful that West&#39;s stint in the front of a classroom was a short one.
Does this school have a female gym teacher?
Really? I&#039;d suspect the parent was drugged.
[Bows deeply, with sweep of cape.]
i hope the key players here choke on a mouthful of chik-fil-a.
choke with votes of course.
Yeah, could go either way.
So, this has replaced the toaster? More practical, for sure.
Yes. If he was, you know, the civics teacher, you might reasonably expect him to teach civics. Perhaps he thought he was the civics <i>inspector</i>?
Gah. Just thinking about it has finished me for the day.
He called dibs months ago.
More likely, the civics interrogator.
Oh, after spending my childhood watching my father barely manage to retain his sanity dealing with corporate nonsense, I made sure never to join a truly big company - my first employer had a staff count in the low 300s, and my current company is <em>much</em> smaller.
It&#039;s probably best left unexplained.
Slightly different thing - the Peter Principle is when you were <em>good</em> at the lower level job.
Now that is an excellent question, the need for which causes me to be even more grateful that West&#39;s stint in the front of a classroom was a short one.
The Cesspit Principle, the shit rises to the top.
and get a restraining order.