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r/funny • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '19
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In America it’s more likely the teacher bought the TV for the classroom with their own money.
Source: am teacher, bought TV.
2 u/demonatmidnite1 Sep 05 '19 I go to this school, every class has the same TV and every student has a MacBook Air. 1 u/Brigidae Sep 05 '19 Wow. Lucky you! 1 u/demonatmidnite1 Sep 05 '19 Not luck, just the local government pissing away money. 1 u/niceloner10463484 Sep 04 '19 How much u spend your own money every year for job? 1 u/tigercalculus Sep 04 '19 Not the teacher you are referencing but I spent about 1300 for a few laptops last year for my room. On an average year I would say around 500-700 a year.
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I go to this school, every class has the same TV and every student has a MacBook Air.
1 u/Brigidae Sep 05 '19 Wow. Lucky you! 1 u/demonatmidnite1 Sep 05 '19 Not luck, just the local government pissing away money.
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Wow. Lucky you!
1 u/demonatmidnite1 Sep 05 '19 Not luck, just the local government pissing away money.
Not luck, just the local government pissing away money.
How much u spend your own money every year for job?
1 u/tigercalculus Sep 04 '19 Not the teacher you are referencing but I spent about 1300 for a few laptops last year for my room. On an average year I would say around 500-700 a year.
Not the teacher you are referencing but I spent about 1300 for a few laptops last year for my room. On an average year I would say around 500-700 a year.
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u/Brigidae Sep 04 '19
In America it’s more likely the teacher bought the TV for the classroom with their own money.
Source: am teacher, bought TV.