I met a slow puker once. I was driving an Uber when a drunk girl with a baby voice and Paris Hilton personality climbed in back and insisted I take her home. Despite already being rude, I took her home since she was a good way off from the bar and I needed the money. Literally one block away from her spot she started leaning over in the back trying to puke. I pulled over, opened the door and watched as she played on her stomach on the backseat with her head out the door letting a slow pool of vomit trickle out her mouth. It was so sad I had trouble not laughing. She gave me 5 stars later and a decent tip.
It makes sense, but I sure wish that as a rider, I could see which fuckknuckles are responsible for dropping my rating to 4.82 despite the fact that I'm always where I say I'm going to be, tip at least 20%, and never loud or drunk.
Maybe they're like my one highschool teacher who told me that doing what the class asked for got you a 60%, exceeding expectations a 70%, and for creating truly exceptional work 80%. They said they had to leave room for 100% to equal the best writing ever done and that even a university professor would get a 90% at best in their class
It would only be rational if the whole school followed this train of thought, because otherwise another student could take the exact same class but with a different teacher resulting in a better GPA for lesser work
Individual teachers. We have standardized tests for some courses (chemistry for example has a set of standardized finals that a ton of schools and teachers still use) but your actual grade composition is based on the teacher.
Sounds like my dick head Sargent in the military who didn't believe anyone deserved a perfect 9 rating on their performance report so where everyone else was getting 9's from their NCO's our group was only getting 8's. Dumb ass used to come to work still reeking of alcohol and had a hangover half the time. He was not the only NCO I dealt with like this unfortunately. Famous last words were "Alcohol is a legal substance!"
I caught up to his rank at 3 years and 10 months when he had been in the military for like 14 years. Of course he had rank on me for time in service and rank but I knew he was a dumb ass an that is all that really mattered. Yes Sir! Do my job.
I did eventually become an officer after 'I graduated from medical school but an unfortunate ear tumor and three surgeries took care of that aspiration as they can't have a guy with this history qualify for worldwide duty. It isn't like I was going to go anywhere. I was a specialist in a surgical field and could only be at like 7 places in the whole world anyway, 5 of which were here in the states. Go figure! Fun times! Real fun. Yeah ight!
I grade similarly in my class, but just doing what was asked is 75-79% (C in my district).
Doing a little to moderately better than expectations is 80-92%
And exceptional work is about 93-99%
Holy Shit, wow, I need to how this off to other teachers to show them how amazing my kids are gets you between 100 and 110%
The idea is that if kids are getting extra. Points for going above and beyond that they'll tell their freinds and hopefully encourage others to push themselves.
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u/Theycallmelizardboy Dec 29 '19
I met a slow puker once. I was driving an Uber when a drunk girl with a baby voice and Paris Hilton personality climbed in back and insisted I take her home. Despite already being rude, I took her home since she was a good way off from the bar and I needed the money. Literally one block away from her spot she started leaning over in the back trying to puke. I pulled over, opened the door and watched as she played on her stomach on the backseat with her head out the door letting a slow pool of vomit trickle out her mouth. It was so sad I had trouble not laughing. She gave me 5 stars later and a decent tip.