Drive safe act

I don't neccessarily think education is the problem, its the indoctrination.

Teach the subject and keep your personal thoughts out of it.

 

Were the interns paid or were they expected to work for free? Was having an "internship" part of their required course work? Were they doing work that would teach them new skills that would be of use or were they used as menial labor?

The whole concept of internships has been perverted beyond recognition. Imagine being told to do a job, for no pay, that has no bearing on your career path, but is required to get the degree you need.

 

They were paid $12-13 an hour. It was a real job. People from outside interning could also fill the positions.

Laziest, group of self entitled people ever ever encountered in my life. It was honestly easier just to do everything myself then to even try to get these people to do anything. I did work with a few that were hard working and dedicated, but far and few between.

 

Can you find anywhere where I said that anybody making comments in this thread about how young people suck were old? Kind of ironic that you said I "assumed you were old" when I never said anything about the commenters in this thread being old.

 

You're right, we are the worst. The older generations are much better than us. We just really suck.

 

I got your back. Your generation has it's fair share of weirdos for sure but that's only because you weren't allowed to have a normal childhood.

I grew up in a free country, you didn't, I'm amazed by how many of you turned out normal in spite of that.

 

Maybe we could meet half way and limit 18-20 year olds to drive to neighboring states so the mega fleebags can’t completely exploit them..... nah that will make to much sense for the government

 

That's probably the best solution I've heard yet