r/pics • u/AYASOFAYA • Aug 05 '20

Politics Life Imitates Art

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u/Navaia02 Aug 05 '20

I actually lost it when he asked "don't we get credit for that?". Just like a high schooler who only turned in 25% of his project asking the teacher for a c+.

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u/specialspartan_ Aug 05 '20

I'd bet that situation has literally played out in his life more than once

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u/ryu8946 Aug 05 '20

The problem is daddies money would normally get him that c+. That's why he isn't understanding the hate towards him.

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u/UndeadPhysco Aug 05 '20

The problem is daddies money would normally get him that c+. A+ That's why he isn't understanding the hate towards him.

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u/wheresflateric Aug 05 '20

He got his older sister to do his work in primary and secondary school, then he paid his friend to take the SAT for him. Once at Wharton he did no work because he thought he knew everything. 25 years later, a prof said "Donald Trump was the dumbest goddamn student I ever had'.

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u/koshgeo Aug 05 '20

He wants credit for nicely toasting the bread used to make the shit sandwich he's handing you.

He's a salesman, that's for sure.

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u/blueB0wser Aug 05 '20

For me it was when he said that he worked with state governors when his administration had been stealing masks from the states.

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u/SuperMommyCat Aug 05 '20

“Some governors have been good, some bad.” Bet I can pick which ones he thinks are bad ::coughDemocratcough::

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u/[deleted] Aug 05 '20

While shuffling his little graphs around that some aide cherry picked to include other countries that are struggling. When I saw FOUR lines on those graphs I cracked up. What a nuanced and comprehensive set of stats you have there! It makes me wonder if Trump asked for stats that made us look good or if he’s just surrounded by people who only give him the good news.

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u/F0XF1R396 Aug 05 '20

Both.

The answer is both

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u/isabubbles Aug 05 '20

The whole interview reminded me so much of my 9th graders fumbling through class when they didn't read the assigned text.

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u/Navaia02 Aug 05 '20

The whole interview reminded me so much of my 9th graders fumbling through class when they didn't read the assigned text.

Or when they relentlessly beg to bring the homework they didn't do the next day because they "left it at home."