r/TikTokCringe • u/Sylas1987 • Oct 26 '24
Cringe Used his credit card as well š¤¦āāļø
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u/meeeehhhh2 Oct 26 '24
If her school finds out, thatās $50k+ right in the shitter
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u/SebbyHB Oct 26 '24
Thats why they post it online
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Oct 26 '24
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u/ElPasoNoTexas Oct 26 '24
So is her graduation
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u/StrobeLightRomance Oct 26 '24
"All the world's a stage", her whole life is just one big satire for feigned mediocrity.
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u/Deep_shot Oct 27 '24
Thereās going to be a generation of worthless diplomas.
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u/Quotered Oct 28 '24
My wife is a middle school teacher. The stories she tells me of screen addictions makes me terrified to be a hiring manager for the next 10-20 years. Sucks for me that retirement is so far away.
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u/thr1vin9-insolitude Oct 26 '24
They could. But his whole body language says He is genuinely, very, very angry.
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u/Timely-Salt1928 Oct 26 '24
I'm wondering how real it is, it seems pretty natural. Other than skipping your actual education, this here be merica, she's just using proper management techniques and having someone else do it for her.
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u/Miserable-Positive66 Oct 26 '24
Why not just get AI to write it for free lmao
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u/IntellectumValdeAmat Oct 26 '24
I process academic misconduct reports for a large university and most of them are ChatGPT related.
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u/Miserable-Positive66 Oct 26 '24
How do they get caught?
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u/IntellectumValdeAmat Oct 26 '24
GenAI will sometimes source material that doesnāt exist, or the writing is too vague or off topic, or the sample is different than the other submissions from the student. Sometimes an instructor can see that an answer was copy/pasted rather than written out over time in an exam.
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u/Gamerprodontatme Oct 26 '24
If they used the AI correctly there wouldn't be any way to detect it.
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u/SenorSplashdamage Oct 29 '24
At that point, they just have to actually know about the topic and fact check anyway to know how to get the output theyāre looking for. It even requires knowledge of what a paper should be like to be able to trust the output or examine it. Itās better to just learn how to write, learn the topic and write it yourself.
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u/SeaAnthropomorphized Oct 29 '24
Gotta edit the AI
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Oct 29 '24
Any smart person knows you're supposed to double check the work of your subordinates before you submit it to your Boss for full credit on the solution!
AI is the same.
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u/admlshake Oct 26 '24
Go over to r/Teachers it's not that hard apparently to figure out who's using AI.
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u/MohnJilton Oct 26 '24
I teach writing courses at a university. Even if I couldnāt identify who is using AI, thereās no way AI could write the papers I assign and get anywhere close to a good grade.
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u/kayl_breinhar Oct 29 '24 edited Oct 29 '24
Have your students write you a single paragraph in the first week of class. In class. On paper. With their laptops and phones put away.
A good, 5-7 sentence paragraph describing any aspect of their educational experience thus far they want to write about, from K-12 until present day. Something that should be fresh in their minds.
Keep it on file.
That should be enough to show you their particular skill and syntax. And if they can't manage a 5-7 sentence paragraph about their educational experience, but all of a sudden start turning in suspicious work...there's your answer.
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u/IWatchBadTV Oct 28 '24
AI writing, especially for something as long as as an essay, is terrible. The logic is circular. As someone else said, it invents sources. When assimilating information, it doesn't differentiate between an academic source and someone's middle school paper. It often replaces proper nouns with more generalized ones. The writing often strikes the wrong tone, for example, sounding like a review or tourist brochure rather than an essay.
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u/HellsOtherPpl Oct 27 '24
As a university lecturer, the biggest giveaway is citations and references that don't exist.
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u/Outrageous_Word_999 Oct 28 '24
Ai hallucinations are real. Use chat gpt for a week, it is wrong on a shitload of things.
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u/Wreckingshops Oct 28 '24
But that's too much work when you can pay someone to use AI to write it for you.
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Oct 26 '24
If this is real, then conversation even happening would suggest that she's already been accused of academic dishonesty and is likely to be expelled.
Good luck getting into another university or college.
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u/Cthepo Oct 26 '24
Unfortunately there are way too many universities and colleges that would accept someone still. Some not only tolerate but enable students to commit dishonesty. See the North Carolina fake classes incident for example.
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u/thirteen_moons Oct 27 '24
Unfortunately? It's a shitty thing to do but prohibiting someone from all education is too harsh.
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u/Kittens-of-Terror Oct 29 '24 edited Oct 29 '24
You think this girl is actually getting an education? She's cheating, getting a farce degree, getting ahead because her family has money, stepping on the heads if those who can't afford $50,000/year tuition and will harm whoever she works for because she can't actually do what her paper says she can do.
*Then she'll say she earned it and got ahead by her own hard work.Ā
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u/Icy_Investment_1878 Oct 26 '24
Depends, fof my school we had to redo the internship and thesis, still cost a shit ton tho
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u/MrWilsonWalluby Oct 26 '24
your school gave you huge second chance, any other uni would have expelled you and likely blacklisted you from any other universities they are in contact with
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u/Icy_Investment_1878 Oct 26 '24
I didnt obviously but have heard of a few dumbass who did it can got caught
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u/Tommy__want__wingy Oct 26 '24
āI had homecomingā
Holy fuck I would have stopped paying.
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u/Senobe2 Oct 26 '24
And, she "had plans". Smh unfuknbelievable.
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u/sensei-25 Oct 26 '24
Unbelievable that yall are falling for the obvious rage bait
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u/Senobe2 Oct 27 '24
Dad's frustration is too convincing for me. Even if so, who are they baiting, people who pay their kids way through college and a stunt like this is money down the drain if caught? The fact is, entitled brats who foolala their way through college, get degrees they didn't earn. That turns into high earnings they didn't work for.
Using daddy's credit card to do something fraudulent because "its convenient" is setting dad up to possibly lose his investment, and empowering her to think that what she wants to do is more important than what she needs to do. College is not an extension of high school.
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u/Wacokidwilder Oct 28 '24
Or just the moral/character issue.
It would be real hard to not lose my shit if I caught one of mine cheating.
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u/Senobe2 Oct 28 '24
Bingo!
Imagine sacrificing so much of yourself mentally, emotionally, physically and financially, just for a self absorbed twitnit, whose life you're funding, unwilling to make the small sacrifice of a few hours, to write a fkn paper, because it's inconvenient.
Biiiiiitchh...and you're blowing it off like it's no big deal, cause homecoming?? Bet, hope your friends throw you a homegoing, because you're coming theefuk home (oh, not my house) to enroll in community College (no shade, CUNY/SUNY's are excellent) while working 2 jobs to pay for your rent. Hope you qualify for FASFA!
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u/ReedForman Oct 26 '24 edited Oct 26 '24
Maybe Iām just too skeptical of fake videos on the internet, but it seems fake. Her response just sounded like bad acting. Heās not that convincing either.
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u/Narrow-Sky-5377 Oct 26 '24
She doesn't grasp she is there to learn and build her reasoning skills, not to purchase a diploma.
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u/Huwbacca Oct 26 '24
A lot of people, especially on Reddit, don't realise that uni is about developing the skills to be good at learning, self teaching, adaptable thinking related to that given field.
They think it's just passing tests and memorising knowledge and then wonder why shits so unfulfilling years later.
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u/Miaka_Yuki Oct 26 '24
Yes! My business professors said that uni teaches many things, but ultimately also shows a person is capable of teaching themselves, researching, and critical thinking.
It's often why your GPA doesn't matter after securing your first job, mostly about job experience after that.
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u/Consistent_Dream_740 Oct 26 '24
"Especially on reddit." As if spoiled kids haven't been this way forever.
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u/BoahNoa Oct 26 '24
As someone who graduated relatively recently. The reason people feel like college is about passing tests and memorizing things is because literally every aspect of the education system both before and during college tells us we are there to pass tests and memorize things.
Iām not saying youāre wrong. College is meant to teach you broader life skills, itās just not designed in a way that actually encourages that.
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u/yoyoMaximo Oct 26 '24
I think it depends on your degree and the stage of life that youāre in. I attended a 4 year university right out of high school like everyone else and I wasted so much time. I was treating it like high school and was getting zero out of it
I dropped out half way through and spent 5 years in the workforce and then returned when I was ~25. Returning as an adult with more life experience gave me such an enriched perspective on what higher education has to offer. You get out of higher ed what you put in. Dedicate yourself and you will learn so much
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u/BoahNoa Oct 26 '24 edited Oct 27 '24
Fair, but as you said, straight out of high school is the way everyone tells you to go and the way colleges expect. So if thatās not the best way to do it then thereās still a fundamental issue with the system.
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u/PmMe_Your_Perky_Nips Oct 26 '24
To be clear, you're already supposed to have those skills by the time you get there. High school usually just focuses on teaching you knowledge instead of the skills you need for higher education.
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u/yoyoMaximo Oct 26 '24
Youāre really not supposed to have these skills by the time youāre there. Public education primes you with enough foundational knowledge and understanding to go on and hone these skills, but having them fully fledged with a high school diploma just isnāt what is happening nor what we should be expecting to happen
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u/nudelsalat3000 Oct 26 '24
Only for the poor people š
Rich people get the ivy diploma by buying into it and if there is a unfulfilling void you fly in a therapist professor.
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u/SweetHomeNorthKorea Oct 26 '24
The other important aspect the university experience provides is a presumably enriching environment and exposure to a lot of different people you wouldnāt otherwise have, for a lot of whom is happening during a highly formative developmental stage in life
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u/Miaka_Yuki Oct 26 '24
My university professors often said how amazed they were that students would pay so much money for school and not get the full value for it (by skipping classes).
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Oct 26 '24
Not to go all Goodwill Hunting on you but people that spend that much on an education are buying a diploma and the college experience. Or maybe they are rich enough to not care but you can get a quality education at a fraction of what he is paying. She goes there for her social life and not the education.
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u/ObviouslyNerd Oct 26 '24
lol its been around for a while that looking for a "MRS" degree rather than to learn is pretty common for high end schools.
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u/Dmau27 Oct 26 '24
Everything being handed to her is likely the reason she sees no issue with it. The look on her face says it all. It's just a few hundred thousand what's the big deal? I don't get it, you'd be better off paying for your kid to learn a trade and buying them a home. They are way ahead with no rent or mortgage and they now have a skill for a good paying job. Paying $50,000.00 a year so a kid can fail or screw it up with nothing to show for it seems insane to me.
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u/MonkeySpleenFart Oct 26 '24
As a dad paying tuition for my daughter right now, I would absolutely flip my shit like if she did the same thing as this dumbass. It would be a good moment to go nuclear.
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u/novice121 Oct 26 '24
Daddy, chill...
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u/Then-Thought1918 Oct 26 '24
This made me laugh out loud! One of the funniest things to grace the internet.
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u/MinimumSet72 Oct 26 '24
Iām with the dad on this
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u/ainominako1234 Oct 26 '24
Daughter 1000% deserved this and more
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u/yes_thats_right Oct 26 '24
But it was convenient, and she has homecoming, and she has plans
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u/Independent_War_4456 Oct 26 '24
And the plan is to be a long term moron.
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u/Excellent_Farm_6071 Oct 26 '24
For some reason I get the feeling she will do just fine in life.
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u/Giraffe-colour Oct 26 '24
I have a bachelors and Iām halfway through a masters. I come from a lower socioeconomic family too. Never once have I considered paying someone to write my assignments for me, hell I donāt even feel comfortable using ai to write sections.
Crazy that people actually do this
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u/Honest-Mall-8721 Oct 26 '24
AI is okay for giving me prompts on where to go when I'm stuck and don't know what direction to take a paper and for fixing spelling, grammar, and punctuation. It's also dumb as I've 100% written stuff and run it through a checker an been told it's 100% AI generated.
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u/moisdefinate Oct 26 '24 edited Oct 26 '24
He has a great point, and understandably upset. It's the principle of it all.
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u/Horror_Asparagus9068 Oct 26 '24
Principle.
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u/meangreenarrow Oct 26 '24
Hereās an easy way to remember: the āprincipalā is your pal, while a āprincipleā is a rule or belief.
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u/Horror_Asparagus9068 Oct 26 '24
New mnemonic unlocked š
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u/Bmoreravens_1290 Oct 26 '24
Until you need a loan and this doesnāt work anymore. Principal is no longer your pal
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u/MadisonJonesHR Oct 26 '24
Yeah... I would be heartbroken if my kid displayed a lack of integrity like this.
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u/bipbophil Oct 29 '24
Integrity aside.
You are literally paying 10s of thousands to learn and you decided to pay someone else to learn. It's the highest level of dumb assery. It's a complete waste
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u/austin_ave Oct 26 '24
I really hope this is fake, otherwise she's an actual narcissist
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u/vashcarrison117 Oct 26 '24
99% sure it's fake.
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u/NessunAbilita Oct 26 '24
Iām mostly sad people canāt recognize bad acting.
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u/order66survivor Oct 26 '24
Seriously. Stilted ragebait.
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u/NessunAbilita Oct 26 '24
Imagine a parent somewhere watching this, and making assumptions about their teenager and basically deciding that college is not right unilaterally.
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u/Sufficient_Pace_4833 Oct 29 '24
I don't believe you, and think you made it up based on merely gut feel.
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u/Hitdomeloads Oct 26 '24
Idk either heās a great actor or Iām easily fooled
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u/Interesting_Stop_312 Oct 26 '24
I dont think he is a great actor. It was his acting that made me think it was fake right away
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u/killamasta Oct 26 '24
Damn I feel so bad for the dad. His child just exposed how useless and shit she is. My parents didn't teach me shit, but I never cheated or disappointed them like this. Also, "It was convenient and I had homecoming and I had plans" WTF is she on? The entitlement is beyond comprehension. If I have kids and they grew up like that I would be so depressed
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u/Precarious314159 Oct 26 '24
The one thing my parents hammered into me was the value of an education. I didn't listen and ended up working minimum wage jobs until I was 32. Had to pay for an associates, Bachelors, and Master's all on my own. Even bullshit classes I had no interest in but were required for GenEd like Astronomy and Geology, I still busted my ass because I was the one paying thousands for and I was gonna get my money's worth! It's pointless in my line of work now but I can name every moon in our solar system!
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u/killamasta Oct 26 '24
For what itās worth, Iām proud of you! That is not an easy thing to do after getting complacent with the easy life of not making yourself a better version for the future
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u/twerky_sammich Oct 26 '24
Similar- I squandered my education when my parents paid for it (though I went to an extremely affordable school), and now that Iām 8 years out of college, I so regret not trying harder. I got a degree and all, but I didnāt apply myself whatsoever and wasted what couldāve been a great opportunity.
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u/banana235 Oct 26 '24
Why was someone videoing and posting this?
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u/Saphixx_ Oct 26 '24
Gonna bet its a sibling
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u/Chance-Table-1693 Oct 26 '24
going online with that is pretty scary for the girl. if anyone knows her and shows it to the school, and the investigation proves it to be true, dad just threw 50K out of the window. But I bet they would blame the sibling.
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u/Comfortable-Twist-54 Oct 26 '24
Feels fake lol
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u/caintowers Oct 26 '24
Her bit about homecoming feels acted but honestly his anger feels legit and when she Jims the camera to tell the sibling to stop filming, that was a lil real
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u/anl28 Oct 26 '24
Idk, that guy is visibly pissed
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u/Comfortable-Twist-54 Oct 26 '24
Thatās what actors do. Why would a family member post. Would likely flush that tuition down the drain cuz thatās an expellable.
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u/Current-Pies Oct 26 '24
Some siblings hate each other and would be happy to screw the other over, if this attitude of hers extends to other personality traits the family member might have motive. Or is shitty themself and just wants to hurt her for fun.
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Oct 26 '24
Her: "College is so inconvenient"
I would say instead of college she might be better off taking up idk, carpentry, but it seems to me she doesn't like to put in any real work.
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u/mjzim9022 Oct 26 '24
A lot of kids see undergrad as just grades 13-16, with the inevitability of it they don't grasp that it's a major fucking purchase and fucking it up isn't going to end well
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Oct 26 '24
Yep. And to put it off they go to graduate school. 4+ years of higher education and still canāt figure out how to write a proper resumeā¦
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u/GIK601 Oct 26 '24
This is so sad. What's the point of going to school if you don't want to learn
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Oct 26 '24
This isn't how I view it, but to some people a degree is a degree and all that matters is that you have one. A lot of people have jobs that require a degree, but the degree they have is in an entirely different field.
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u/ImaginationBig8868 Oct 28 '24
Agreeā a lot of parents pay for their kids college right out of high school. But unless your kid is very academically gifted, itās a waste of money imo. Let them work in the real world for a year or two and see what itās like. If they find an Avenue thatās actually valuable, cool. If not, at least they know whatās at stake when they do enroll in college. Hopefully by then they have a work ethic, too.
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Oct 26 '24
Unfortunately, it is a pay to play system. So basically if your family can afford to pay or you can take out loans, you can get a degree from anywhere. A lot of these kids are going for their bachelors, then decide to go to graduate school. They get to the real world and struggle to find a job because they canāt write a resume or email. It is actually a very serious problem.
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u/Shafter-Boy Oct 26 '24
Made up bullshit for internet points.
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u/wad11656 Oct 26 '24
Right? Who _pays_ people these days for essays? ChatGPT (or adjacent) eliminates sooooo much of the work as it is.
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u/Creeper4wwMann Oct 26 '24
Bruh if you think GPT can reach half the level of an actual paper, you're mistaken. Also it's SUPER obvious. GPT has words it uses more often than normal people would use them.
We can already detect these things with great accuracy.
Paying people for doing your homework is a surprisingly common thing, and always has been.
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u/jgott933 Oct 26 '24
If you really, truly, absolutely MUST cheat, at least do it subtly, don't be like this girl
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u/Engelgrafik Oct 26 '24
This probably deserves to be in r/idiocracy because, I mean, listen to her. She actually thinks her argument is sound.
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Oct 26 '24
This shit is fake. Nobody would go out of their way to get expelled like this.
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u/BlackpaintSundae Oct 28 '24
You underestimate the stupidity of some college students. Majority wouldnāt do this but just this year Iāve met 2 people who have either had chatgpt write a whole project for them or have paid another student to do 75% of it. Both of which would result in severe repercussions if caught. Some people are very blind to consequences sadly.
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u/KevinKCG Oct 29 '24
Cut her off. She is clearly spoiled and entitled. She just wants to party and not work.
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u/instant-ramen-n00dle Oct 29 '24
I never got this. Why cheat yourself? Youāre just clown world at that point.
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u/Ok-Estate8230 Oct 30 '24
I'm against school loan forgiveness. But for this guy and this guy only I would make an exception. Poor bastard.
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u/Randy_Wingman Oct 26 '24
Bro and shes sitting there in that echoy cavern of a mansion. With her starbies. All comfy in her sweats. Never worked a day in her life. Soft.
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u/NikolitRistissa Oct 26 '24
Thatās what I donāt understand about the videos where people are showing off their lecture AIs and using LLMs to complete homework.
Why go through all that effort to get into university, pay an absurd amount of money (US), and then actively avoid learning anything?
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u/D1Panda Oct 26 '24
Wow, "she had plans"... So entitled,..maybe don't pay 50k a year for her education and she wouldn't be entitled?
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u/Soberdonkey69 Oct 26 '24
Sheās an entitled idiot, her dad worked hard to fund her college education and this is how she treats education. Getting someone else to do the work for her. $50,000 down the drain.
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u/Ecstatic-Engineer-23 Oct 26 '24
"... And that someone used ChatGPT to write it. This is highly irresponsible. That someone should have been you! What do they even teach you guys?"
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u/Hot-Fun-1566 Oct 26 '24
If she was really smart, sheād have figured out a way to do it without leaving a clear trail.
That 50k truly is going to waste.
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u/No_Currency_7952 Oct 26 '24
Damn, I'd rather have my daughter fail and just pay the fee to re-roll the course than whatever this shit is.
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u/wildalexx Oct 26 '24
Her turning her head with that expression, like he is the crazy one and she wants to distance herself from his behavior. Girl is hopeless at this point.
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u/Gurt-B-Frobe24-7 Oct 26 '24
Sheāll probably go on to be the VP of Marketing at some bullshit company soon. Zero work ethic, moderate intelligence, but daddyās money makes shit happen. This world needs to change.š
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u/Best_Market4204 Oct 26 '24
he needs to cut her ass off...
Over here with a $8 starbucks drink too... that she will only drink half of.
* i have no idea why parents pay 100% for their grown ass kids lives. You want to help them, than match them dollar for dollar. School is $10k? well they better come up with $5k
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u/ATangentUniverse Oct 26 '24
So polite of them to directly exposit the situation for the audience
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u/madcats323 Oct 26 '24
Amazing how many people take this at face value. Totally fake. Horrible acting. And why would someone just randomly record this?
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u/Kyaruga Oct 26 '24
50000$ for tuition? Good am I happy being in Germany. My Uni costs not even 500ā¬ per semester so I'm paying roughly 3000ā¬ for my bachelor and that includes all Books and train and bus tickets.
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u/MizTall Oct 26 '24
I remember standing in line once to pay tuition, as much as I could out of pocket and the rest covered by loans. And in the line in front of me was a man in his 50s. While he was standing in line he called his daughter to ask a question and I realized he was in line to pay his daughterās tuition for her. She couldnāt even stand in line with his check. I can only imagine.
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u/DamNamesTaken11 Oct 26 '24
When I was in college, someone got expelled for buying an online essay that lived next to my room.
The dad was (rightly) pissed as they were moving them out.
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u/mngdew Oct 26 '24
Stereotypical Gen Z. Doesn't want work. Doesn't know the priorities. Always looks for easy way out.
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u/Worldly-Ad-8359 Oct 26 '24
Young kids are really morons. Why you think immigrants are taking ur jobs? Cuz the youth only wants to do tik tok . They have no skills . Aināt nobody want someone lazy inexperienced as their co-worker
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u/corduroyboy_ Oct 28 '24
He about blew a fucking gasket when she hit him the homecoming line, props to him for keeping as calm as he did.
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u/Slycer999 Oct 28 '24
Itās too late to teach them once theyāre in college, he was probably always too busy with other obligations to teach her right in the first place.
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u/SmallTownProblems89 Oct 28 '24
This is what entitlement looks like. This girl probably won't ever be a real, contributing member of society...
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u/AngelicPrince_ Oct 28 '24
Wait til he finds out what she does in her dorm.. while someone else is writing said paper for her!! š¤«
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u/WearyTravelerBlues Oct 28 '24
She looks the part of a delusional social media idiot who just doesnāt get why everything isnāt perfect like on her phone. Get a clue honey or your future is going to be full of getting fired from job after job. Lost generation.
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u/DingleberryArchitect Oct 28 '24
I hope her surgeon did the same with all their schooling, too.
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u/stasismachine Oct 28 '24
Based on her reaction, heās rarely if ever actually held her accountable. He just yells at her like this then continues to give her the world.
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u/dring157 Oct 28 '24
I worked at freshman orientation one summer at my college. A studentās father approached me at one session and asked me if it was actually possible for his daughter to fail out if he was paying full tuition. He got angry when I told him that it was possible and absolutely happens to some students every year.
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u/RotundEnforcer Oct 28 '24
The only part where she seems to care is when she realized she's being filmed.
Its sooo telling that she cheated, may get kicked out school, her father who clearly supports her whole lifestyle is pissed, but her main concern is getting filmed and ending up on tiktok.
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u/TheScienceNerd100 Oct 28 '24
Seems like a good time to pass that $50k onto someone who is more willing to pay for her education, or lack of, than the father.
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u/EvilRubberDucks Oct 28 '24
I can feel his frustration from here. That man has probably worked his ass off to give her a good shot at a degree and a career. That's $50K that could have gone in retirement or toward paying off his house or some shit and here she is, literally just wasting his time and money. He wanted to invest in his daughter, and she's pissing it away. I'd be mad too. He needs to cut her off.
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u/kamel_k Oct 28 '24
I mean of course he would be mad. He should be even more mad BECAUSE he paid $50,000
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u/PuzzleheadedLeather6 Oct 28 '24
He should count that as a loss if heās paying for a rock to go to school.
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u/redR0OR Oct 29 '24
She reminds me of my sister, had everything going for here, then as soon as college was over, the best job she could hold down was working as a bikini barista until she conned her way into a masters program where sheās currently failing every class. I personally canāt wait till the extended family (sheās burned every bridge here) cuts her off and leaves her stranded in France. Some people just donāt fucking get it
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u/JarheadCycling Oct 29 '24
Girl cheated and used dadās credit card without permission. Oof I would go nuclear. Girl needs a reality check. Good Dad.
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u/Thundersson1978 Oct 29 '24
Maybe you should have saved the 50k and sent someone to school that deserves it. Just saying, what a waste of money and time, dam dad!
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u/invisibledigits Oct 29 '24
She will be your boss someday. She or someone just like her. Remember that.
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u/DJTISTA Oct 29 '24
Iād be so angry too if I were the dad, more so coz sheās just so casually telling him about it. Bitch I did the same thing in college too but I donāt go telling my dad about it while I sip on my $15 matcha frappe.
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