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“i dont actually think ahead further than five minutes and i forget stuff pretty much as soon as it happens, so i dont really learn any lessons or anything” yup sounds about right.
I had a freind who just kept changing majors, and had about 150 semester hours, but no degree. The University made up a degree, and forced I’m to graduate.
@@DiamondsRexpensive He was an alcoholic, and worked as a Pit Boss at Caesars Place from 2200 to 0700, and would go to the gym, and then get a shower and breakfast and take a few classes until early afternoon, and then go get some sleep. He started taking English and Literature, mostly because the VA had told him he had to use or loose his GI Bill benefits. The English and Literature folks told him he had to take a Psychology or Sociology class, he did that for a while. Then the Prof who was his counselor in the Psych department said he had to take statistics. So, took algebra and statistics classes, decided that was fun,and changed his major to Mathematics. they told him he needed to take chemistry class. That seemed fun, so he started taking Chem classes. They told him he had to take a physics class, they told him he had to lear to program computers and module things. He decided that was fun, and I met him when I was working as the Night Operator of the mainframe. The was the semester they made up the “Bachelor of Science Americanus”. And, made him graduate. He was making more than most of the Profs, and there mostly because for a highly intelligent, non-drinker in Vegas, there wasn’t a lot for him to do.
0:47 Note Man Child 1:02 1:14 Mah Parents 2:22 Running away to somewhere 2:36 Yawn 🥱 3:09 Not a kid anymore 3:35 Get Out 4:13 Oscar Wilde 5:10 2 Battle 5:35 Anything’s possible now 6:13 BG alumni
It took me 7 years to completely my 4 year degree in Mechanical Engineering (well actually "5 year degree", all the advicers said don't even try to finish it in 4 years. They said taking that many hours in your senior year, you might bomb them all because they are tough) if I had to do it all again, I wouldn't. Has been a tough journey. I'm just lucky I'm interested in my degree. You have people who do it and hate it because they have no interest.
@Very Good True, but college isnt the only way for success. Trade school does teach you skills that you can use that pay well. College can teach you important things as well, but most people are in heavy amounts of debt. If they're lucky enough they get payed good, but a lot of people don't. I'm a college dropout and was an A student that professors love, but I hated it and found a different path. Now I've learned skills that are in demand and I don't have much debt. I love my job and I get payed well.
To all Americans: study in Europe its like almost for free in comparison to the us and if you move to Berlin or other big city's you can study whole degrees on English
@@marusdod3685 Skilled people who are lucky get the best jobs. Skilled people who are not lucky get a job which is decent. Specific skills are needed to be worked on to get a job. Like you need to learn Coding and DSA to get Software Developer job. May not be the best one but still a decent job.
@@jonsnow1055 not really, you can be the best in your field and never even make it into the interview phase. You probably live in a country with a pretty decent job market and you've never considered that, but imagine 3rd world countries where the ratio of graduates to high-skilled job posts is 10000:1, you're very lucky to get an unpaid internship in that scenario. "Just move where all the jobs are bro", doesn't work unless they let H1B's move
@@marusdod3685 Okay I am probably less informed but certainly it depends on the batch size of the college you graduate from as well. In my college companies select students from the campus and most do get selected. I admit that it is not easy for everyone but life offers only equal opportunities not complete equality.
you did it buddy. Im extremely proud of you. You ended up an educated man when all the odds where stacked against you. and you even got the hat on your head to prove it! thats amazing!
Military is always an option. Serve 4 years in any branch and a good portion of your debt can be paid off. It's not a bad idea and will set you up for the rest of your life. You might even like it and do it as a career. You could be making some good money in it, too.
@@ayushsrivastava1672 Even then, most jobs in the military don't have any combat. You can learn to program computers or how to fix airplanes. Both can result in 6 figure jobs in the real world
And here I am: depressed, debtless and degreeless slaving away at a dead end job that pays chicken feed. Well, at least I have $40k in savings.. too bad I dont know what to do with it.
"I forget stuff as soon as it happens so I never really learn anything" I feel you. I can never seem to recall what kind of emotion I had in a particular situation I only remember what I looked like. Like I'll remember I cried hard but I can't feel how sad I was so the next time the same thing happens, it feels like it's new to me. This is how I never learn from the past and this is why I never grow as a person and it sucks because I know what's happening with me.
Bro, hold your hope and keep trying to moving forward. The way you explain your experience of college life , similarly try to find a way that will lead you to the success of your life . I am damn sure you have the talent, all you need to utilize it through your hard work . Good luck bro !!
I feel you dude I'm also a eregular student in my second year having a hardtime doing this online class. haven't pass an assessment project and Activity like a month now. I'm all ready behind the new topic my subjects are discussing.
This could've been me. I knew going into college that it wasn't for me but I signed up literally 2 weeks before orientation anyways. I spent 7 years as a kid playing tennis and getting all the fancy shoes and rackets which both cost $200+ each out of my parents' wallet only to quit and to never win a tournament in my life. I didn't want to waste my parents' money on something that I knew I didn't care about. I feel lucky to have dropped out after the first semester because I got to experience life. (Technically I dropped out halfway into the first-semester cuz I started to ditch all my classes). Because of this I finally got to experiment with things that interest me without wasting thousands or tens of thousands of dollars and that "college experience" (it's really just partying which I don't like). To some college is the best choice and it just wasn't for me. I know we need engineers, doctors, and lawyers but what the hell was I going to do if I got a business degree. That don't mean sh*t if you want to build a business. As soon I found out that almost everyone that took that class was for backup or for corporate America. I found it's best to learn by DOING and learn from someone who's done it and had a lot of success and/or success stories and not just from reading a f*cking book. A lot of this sh*t is already on the internet. College is overrated imo.
The "college experience" is not all about partying. I went to 2 parties my entire time in college. The experience is what you make it. My "college experience" was making new friends from all over the world and cultural backgrounds and participating in a lot of free college activies on campus that got me to meet even more people and enjoy the beautiful campus. Sure you don't need a business degree to start a business, but you're going to need one to run someone elses. And for anyone who gets a business degree, they are going to at least need a masters (MBA) otherwise they shouldn't bother. Business majors are so common that employers are at least expecting you to have your masters to be competitive. Also, as someone who comes from parents who have their own business, it is not easy to start your own business even with a degree, so it definitely won't be easy with your Google knowledge or advice from others. Honestly, it just sounds like you are lazy and tend to quit everything you start. And you're using college being expensive as your reason to not even try. You have to be lazy to stop showing up to classes half way through your first semester. Those aren't even classes pertaining to your major. Those are the very basic English, history, and math courses that everyone takes. There is nothing overrated about college when you chose the right degree. You just seem to think good things in life come easy; it doesn't. If it was so easy that all you need is google and take advice from other successful people, than hardly anyone would be getting degrees; they would just use Google.
@Millie More than likely something that he equally doesn't enjoy, except he has to work 10x harder than he would if he had a college degree only to make minimum wage.
@@SourStrawberrys i have a business administration degree, a business I own/ work everyday, and I make minimum wage working nights when I get off at a local business, and the only one that doesn't make me money is the degree
@@xh0rn3rx That is because you have a business administration degree. Like I told the other person, there is so many business majors that you need a masters (MBA) to be competitive in that field otherwise don't bother. I also mentioned, that a degree is worth it WHEN you chose the right degree. I have a degree in Mechanical Engineering. See the difference? A business degree is a waste of time unless you want to get paid to baby sit and manage other people's companies such as being manager for Sam's club, etc. Because you don't need a business degree to actually open and run your own business. However this guy is lazy, he quits everything he starts before he even truely begins. There is simply making money and there is making great money to where you don't have to work multiple jobs to make ends meet.
Well when it comes to college, Noone will tell you what you should major in. So always choose wisely otherwise u will have a useless degree and be in debt.
Yeah, right! If you _really_ were in that predicament/situation, the school would have expelled you long ago for such a repetitive negative GPA, and your parents would've been informed via official notice sent to your home address!
@@drek273 I don't think he had a degree in cyber security. It's also not super easy to get a job straight out of college without an internship or cert.
Don't drop out and go work at Safeway. Pick a major you enjoy and work with your passions. Go to your schools career center and have conversations about that☮💯
@@JJ-me4yu that’s a nice note. I’m Asian so u know, kind of difficult to work on your “own” passion, if u know what i mean. P.s I’m taking summer classes rn
If you’ve already got lots of debt, you can’t really stop. If your confident in your job being worth it push through and make the money. if all fails try to use stocks although I had over like 40,000 debt but I still got out luckily with my parents and stock help.
You can apply that towards useful skills. Multimedia Design, Animation, 3D Modelling etc. Its the digital age. You can work in real estate, clothing design, merchandise, advertisement, game companies, animation etc.There are serious money in these fields.
@@laserstar753 Really. I switched schools and majors 2 years in, then had a couple scheduling setbacks that cost me an additional year. After all that, I nearly didn't graduate because my gpa was too low. I graduated high school magna cum laude, so you really can't predict collegiate success from K12 grades.
@@weneedmoreconsideratepeopl4006 Nah, don't be. College these days is just High School 2.0. It wasn't really difficult at all - and that disappointment was the biggest obstacle for me.
I'm the 8,000th like. This doesn't actually mean much and I didn't change the world literally at all but it's the first time that something like this has happened to me and I need other people to know.
It is the biggest realization when you realized all they want is your money and time. Are graduation, you’re on your own. What you do, put your time into, what you can learn, research and who you know are the real questions
This man sounds like he did a 7 year prison sentence. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
🤣
I mean basically yeah except the risk of dying isn't as high
School ain’t nothing but prison, except they can’t keep you there 24/7. At some point you get to go home
@@AlyshiaJackson school is where you go to school to go to school
Fuck you
This is definitely going on people’s recommended in 5-10 years
True
101%
same thoughts
definitely
it's already on
“No Man-Child Left Behind”
love it
Based nonary game pfp
@@BirdofHerm3s based person who recognizes zero escape;)
Uh..huhuhuhu
did lana inspire this ?
how about man boops.
I feel like he is the main character of a book we were forced to read in high school
Ah 20th century literature. Male, young protagonists filled with terrible life circumstances and dismayed narrative voices
Catcher in the rye is speaking to me
Holden Cranfield/Caulfield/Cranberry
Crash or the outsiders
Lmaoooo
"If you run from your problems... eventually, you'll get away"
Lmao I read this as soon as he said it
rip miura
@She belongs to the Skreets have your problems disappeared?
@@visin8984 No, but as long as you keep heading north it will
"Graduating college with a useless degree and massive debt." Prefect to run for public office.
AOC!
@@anubistiger Republican moment
@@anubistiger VIET CONG
like ocazio haha
@@ernestoag4101 Joe Biden: you ain't getting any debt forgiveness 👧😎 *sniffes her hair*
The “No Man Child Left Behind” policy seems pretty nice ngl look at him he’s so happy
He resembles Sleepy Joe
@@zman0495 Bad morning or day or afternoon or night? Well, hope you have a better one the next day! :)
@@zman0495 chill...
@@zman0495 you sound like you got trust issues 🤡
@@Kim-fi5nf Sorry for what this person is causing thanks to me. Well, I hope you have a good morning! :)
“No man child left behind policy” sounds promising
Follow nofap
@@minecrafter9745 true
“i dont actually think ahead further than five minutes and i forget stuff pretty much as soon as it happens, so i dont really learn any lessons or anything” yup sounds about right.
"This is what the new wave of performance art looks like" -The New York Times
ratio me 👌👌👌
@@NDClan always that one weird dude
@@KG-jw4jg you calling glink weird or that clan?
GLINK!!!!
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"I really screwed the pooch on this whole college thing" please put this on my gravestone, it resonates with me on a cosmic level
resonates so bad it makes you the vibrato
*thang
Lmao
I read this the moment this part of the video came up
@@TheDuckyDino same
The pain in this man's eyes.
White Boy Summer has officially begun
Go white boy!!!
Just based
Lmfao
BG Kumbi studied for 7 years to get a 2 year degree. White boy summer is off to a great start ☺️
Shake dat tight white boy cheeks 🥵
The YT recommendation page is getting personal now...
Oof
YT keeps recommending me the "true about being ugly", I can't even-
@@randomuser4370 same
I got an ad for a college at the beginning of this video. No matter how hard you try, you can’t escape the system.
I got devry for medical billing n coding 💀 its like they know
@The Creature 911 i got an ad about a college
SAMEEE 😭
I got an ad at a paper mill.
Yes you do
This looks like a valedictorian speech on Zoom.
This man would’ve been happier if he failed then graduating with no major.
I have a feeling Kumbis going to revolutionize Gender Studies.
or feminist poetry
@@thewholeworldblurred i meant physically. idk what he did in college...
The next face of the Feminist Movement.
@@thewholeworldblurred that’s not a major
@@beautifulrainbow470 guess kumbus is gonna be revolutionary in being the first one to major in it then
"No man-child left behind" haha killing me
I had a freind who just kept changing majors, and had about 150 semester hours, but no degree. The University made up a degree, and forced I’m to graduate.
I'm going to do that
Why did your friend do that? Lol
@@DiamondsRexpensive He was an alcoholic, and worked as a Pit Boss at Caesars Place from 2200 to 0700, and would go to the gym, and then get a shower and breakfast and take a few classes until early afternoon, and then go get some sleep. He started taking English and Literature, mostly because the VA had told him he had to use or loose his GI Bill benefits. The English and Literature folks told him he had to take a Psychology or Sociology class, he did that for a while. Then the Prof who was his counselor in the Psych department said he had to take statistics. So, took algebra and statistics classes, decided that was fun,and changed his major to Mathematics. they told him he needed to take chemistry class. That seemed fun, so he started taking Chem classes. They told him he had to take a physics class, they told him he had to lear to program computers and module things. He decided that was fun, and I met him when I was working as the Night Operator of the mainframe. The was the semester they made up the “Bachelor of Science Americanus”. And, made him graduate. He was making more than most of the Profs, and there mostly because for a highly intelligent, non-drinker in Vegas, there wasn’t a lot for him to do.
This honestly is my fav comment just bc I love the story of your friend. I would be so proud of a degree that was made up for me. Legend.
@@randallthomas5207 imagine being such a Chad you somehow like computer programming.
The amount of people not realising this video is a joke is ASTOUNDING.
Why do I feel like this is gonna be me in the future😭
Lmao sem 😔
Open your brain
LMFAOO
haha ruined 69 likes
You are asian. You should be fine.
Turns out, he was actually the valedictorian for his class and this is his him practicing his speech
No way
Actually?
Doctorate in Trolling ❤
0:47 Note Man Child
1:02
1:14 Mah Parents
2:22 Running away to somewhere
2:36 Yawn 🥱
3:09 Not a kid anymore
3:35 Get Out
4:13 Oscar Wilde
5:10 2 Battle
5:35 Anything’s possible now
6:13 BG alumni
great timestamps, much needed & much appreciated
This is the video that crops up on every teenagers recommendations ten years from now.
I am somewhat concerned that some people think this video is real.
Damn normies are infecting the comments kumbi
It is absolutely insane to me i've been watching you for 8 years
I majored in 90's movie trivia, and it's finally paying off in this post-apocalyptic world.
Yep … that’s the beauty of America sir
Debts to educate yourself
Debts when you get sick
It’s called capitalism, deal with it, or throw your phone away and live on the streets.
@@wisechimp6159 or move somewhere else
@@Chunkyjalapeno maybe to the moon I suppose
@@o.v4069 ur gay
@@Chunkyjalapeno you are too! I suppose 😂
What I heard at 5:46 was so tragic. I feel so bad for him! 😟I think you should hear it for yourself. 😓
2:22, Confucius of the 21st century.
Oof. I feel the weariness through the screen.
It took me 7 years to complete my 4 year degree (Space Engineering, Honors).
What a journey it was.
It took me 7 years to completely my 4 year degree in Mechanical Engineering (well actually "5 year degree", all the advicers said don't even try to finish it in 4 years. They said taking that many hours in your senior year, you might bomb them all because they are tough) if I had to do it all again, I wouldn't. Has been a tough journey. I'm just lucky I'm interested in my degree. You have people who do it and hate it because they have no interest.
Good for you man.
I've seen plenty stuff in my life.
Some seriously f****d up things.
But this is honestly deeply depressing...
His videos are jokes, he graduated high school 4 years ago
@@audreyfrank1 what
@@audreyfrank1 what
@@ExistentialSadness what
@@Nick-lx4fo what
People who went to trade school: well that sucks, but anyways.
🗣screw your useless trading school
@@milana2020 other way around, trade jobs are in demand and still will be in the future decades, whatever you did in college will be in the shitter
@@milana2020 why do u say that? I'm just curious
@@scarlettmclaren9011 stigma, I assume
@Very Good True, but college isnt the only way for success. Trade school does teach you skills that you can use that pay well. College can teach you important things as well, but most people are in heavy amounts of debt. If they're lucky enough they get payed good, but a lot of people don't.
I'm a college dropout and was an A student that professors love, but I hated it and found a different path. Now I've learned skills that are in demand and I don't have much debt. I love my job and I get payed well.
University: *counting money* "And we thank you for your business. 😜😜"
I know nothing about this channel but I can't tell if he's being sarcastic or not.
And no one ever answers this question. It remains a mystery.
This is a thought-provoking monologue.
i wanna laugh at this video but i keep thinking i might end up in the same situation
I'm on the same page. I don’t know if he's being honest or pulling a good joke
Same I just stumbles upon here and stayed
To all Americans: study in Europe its like almost for free in comparison to the us and if you move to Berlin or other big city's you can study whole degrees on English
Yepp
No one wants to go to a below average Uni in Europe where the greek life is that compared to being at a cemetery lol.
@@lebumjames1373 have fun in student debt then
@@similorradique2670 student debt isn't a big problem if you get a good degree.
@@masteryoda5150 but getting a good degree and having almost no debts is way more convenient
Oh Boy. I'm already a college student. Can't wait to be like him in the next 3 to 5 years.
You won't unless you don't learn skills.
@@jonsnow1055 are you implying skilled people always get the jobs?
@@marusdod3685 Skilled people who are lucky get the best jobs. Skilled people who are not lucky get a job which is decent. Specific skills are needed to be worked on to get a job. Like you need to learn Coding and DSA to get Software Developer job. May not be the best one but still a decent job.
@@jonsnow1055 not really, you can be the best in your field and never even make it into the interview phase.
You probably live in a country with a pretty decent job market and you've never considered that, but imagine 3rd world countries where the ratio of graduates to high-skilled job posts is 10000:1, you're very lucky to get an unpaid internship in that scenario. "Just move where all the jobs are bro", doesn't work unless they let H1B's move
@@marusdod3685 Okay I am probably less informed but certainly it depends on the batch size of the college you graduate from as well. In my college companies select students from the campus and most do get selected. I admit that it is not easy for everyone but life offers only equal opportunities not complete equality.
LMAOOO I don’t if he’s serious or not, but this literally made my day!! And congratulations buddy I hope you have a good future!!
You're scaring me I got into college with a 2.3 and about to start my journey to be a vet, I'm feeling like it will take me 20 years.
Nah. My high school GPA was a 2.5 and my college GPA was a 4.2
you did it buddy. Im extremely proud of you. You ended up an educated man when all the odds where stacked against you. and you even got the hat on your head to prove it! thats amazing!
It’s a joke
@@maxwell2231 youre a joke
@@labamos452 no like there is a decent chance this is satire
I believed him until he said no man-child left behind policy
**Watches the first 30 seconds**
Me: I already like this guy
The US Army has a place for you son!
oh yeah, dying for the interests of some old rich men, awesome.
@@jdosbdvskfpwk9880 Classic ignorant response.
@@Abbertown Classic response of someone in denial and tamed
@@jdosbdvskfpwk9880 dying for the sake of imaginary borders
@@joshua_prime3743 exactly m8 thanks
See everyone else in 9 years when yt algorithm puts this back, hope ima be in medschool by then
This is literally what they did for me in High School
After 7 years yt algorithm will deside to recommend this video
Glad to see you graduate from Harvard!!! 😘
Military is always an option. Serve 4 years in any branch and a good portion of your debt can be paid off. It's not a bad idea and will set you up for the rest of your life. You might even like it and do it as a career. You could be making some good money in it, too.
Liberals and pacifists: NO
@@ayushsrivastava1672 Even then, most jobs in the military don't have any combat. You can learn to program computers or how to fix airplanes. Both can result in 6 figure jobs in the real world
that sounds dystopian and depressing as fuck
@@carla4430 what how
@@Eastern-Asia What i mean is it shouldn't be like this. "Join the military so that you can afford education" is pretty depressing
I went all the way to grad school and now owe over 130K
Who's the dummy now lol...ha ha ..ha...ha (soft crying)
Don't worry, I'm sure likes will become currency eventually. Dropped my dislike.
@@Gumbocinno lmao
Damn dude, never though you should stop when you hit 80?
@@Gumbocinno HAHAHAHHAHAH
At least it was from the best school, well worth all the memories
And here I am: depressed, debtless and degreeless slaving away at a dead end job that pays chicken feed. Well, at least I have $40k in savings.. too bad I dont know what to do with it.
Stocks
two chicks at the same time
How old are you?
@@verov9234 why?
educate yourself
"I forget stuff as soon as it happens so I never really learn anything" I feel you. I can never seem to recall what kind of emotion I had in a particular situation I only remember what I looked like. Like I'll remember I cried hard but I can't feel how sad I was so the next time the same thing happens, it feels like it's new to me. This is how I never learn from the past and this is why I never grow as a person and it sucks because I know what's happening with me.
this is the MOST relatable video i have EVER seen and I watch a lot of youtube. i'm kinda in shockkkkk
Because of covid millions of students got there degrees with less effort on studying 😂
Not for medical school. If you have to repeat one course and you fail you’re out of the entire program.
SOS please help me I’m terrified
Bro, hold your hope and keep trying to moving forward. The way you explain your experience of college life , similarly try to find a way that will lead you to the success of your life . I am damn sure you have the talent, all you need to utilize it through your hard work . Good luck bro !!
Anyone else checked out this guy's old vids? This guy had a weird but interesting life. Congratz man!
YO MY MAN FLEXING THE NEW MISSISSIPPI FLAG
Respect!
I feel you dude I'm also a eregular student in my second year having a hardtime doing this online class. haven't pass an assessment project and Activity like a month now. I'm all ready behind the new topic my subjects are discussing.
goodluck!!
Currently working towards my masters in EE and riding the rails sounds pretty nice actually. It would be a lot less stressful.
Saw this in my recommended and it hasn't been 7 years yet lol
Man, you need to give speeches at school or something. You are just too inspirational. Goddamn.
This could've been me. I knew going into college that it wasn't for me but I signed up literally 2 weeks before orientation anyways. I spent 7 years as a kid playing tennis and getting all the fancy shoes and rackets which both cost $200+ each out of my parents' wallet only to quit and to never win a tournament in my life. I didn't want to waste my parents' money on something that I knew I didn't care about.
I feel lucky to have dropped out after the first semester because I got to experience life. (Technically I dropped out halfway into the first-semester cuz I started to ditch all my classes). Because of this I finally got to experiment with things that interest me without wasting thousands or tens of thousands of dollars and that "college experience" (it's really just partying which I don't like). To some college is the best choice and it just wasn't for me.
I know we need engineers, doctors, and lawyers but what the hell was I going to do if I got a business degree. That don't mean sh*t if you want to build a business. As soon I found out that almost everyone that took that class was for backup or for corporate America. I found it's best to learn by DOING and learn from someone who's done it and had a lot of success and/or success stories and not just from reading a f*cking book. A lot of this sh*t is already on the internet. College is overrated imo.
The "college experience" is not all about partying. I went to 2 parties my entire time in college. The experience is what you make it. My "college experience" was making new friends from all over the world and cultural backgrounds and participating in a lot of free college activies on campus that got me to meet even more people and enjoy the beautiful campus. Sure you don't need a business degree to start a business, but you're going to need one to run someone elses. And for anyone who gets a business degree, they are going to at least need a masters (MBA) otherwise they shouldn't bother. Business majors are so common that employers are at least expecting you to have your masters to be competitive. Also, as someone who comes from parents who have their own business, it is not easy to start your own business even with a degree, so it definitely won't be easy with your Google knowledge or advice from others. Honestly, it just sounds like you are lazy and tend to quit everything you start. And you're using college being expensive as your reason to not even try. You have to be lazy to stop showing up to classes half way through your first semester. Those aren't even classes pertaining to your major. Those are the very basic English, history, and math courses that everyone takes. There is nothing overrated about college when you chose the right degree. You just seem to think good things in life come easy; it doesn't. If it was so easy that all you need is google and take advice from other successful people, than hardly anyone would be getting degrees; they would just use Google.
@Millie More than likely something that he equally doesn't enjoy, except he has to work 10x harder than he would if he had a college degree only to make minimum wage.
@@SourStrawberrys i have a business administration degree, a business I own/ work everyday, and I make minimum wage working nights when I get off at a local business, and the only one that doesn't make me money is the degree
@@xh0rn3rx That is because you have a business administration degree. Like I told the other person, there is so many business majors that you need a masters (MBA) to be competitive in that field otherwise don't bother. I also mentioned, that a degree is worth it WHEN you chose the right degree. I have a degree in Mechanical Engineering. See the difference? A business degree is a waste of time unless you want to get paid to baby sit and manage other people's companies such as being manager for Sam's club, etc. Because you don't need a business degree to actually open and run your own business. However this guy is lazy, he quits everything he starts before he even truely begins. There is simply making money and there is making great money to where you don't have to work multiple jobs to make ends meet.
Well when it comes to college, Noone will tell you what you should major in. So always choose wisely otherwise u will have a useless degree and be in debt.
This is me failing a class every semester. Almost four years in when am I gonna graduate phew
I weirdly felt this sentiment at the bottom of my stomach. I feel like this is definitely gonna be me after two or three more years. Sigh.
"The no man-child left behind policy"
Bro I bust out laughing the delivery 😂🤣
aye man join the club, we meet in the costco parking lot every Saturday at 8am to cry.
This inspired my grandpa so much he went back and graduated from middle school
I got my ab-workout in laughing to this 😂 thank you
Great to hear you graduated with a fancy degree. There’s nothing stopping you now man. Take care!
It took me almost five years to get a two year degree. I was working full time though.
this is fucking iconic.
I love this video. I'm not the best student but also not the worst, and often feel like a failure. This makes me feel normal
This video was completely sincere
Alright ha ha ha.
But fr have any of you ever actually heard Latinx Feminist Slam Poetry b4 though? Shit slaps. 😤😌
After so many years, the information just becomes instinct even when you have no idea what you’re talking about. So yeah, you should get a degree. 👍
The dry humor is gold. Omg. 🤣🤣😭🦁🦁
Yeah, right! If you _really_ were in that predicament/situation, the school would have expelled you long ago for such a repetitive negative GPA, and your parents would've been informed via official notice sent to your home address!
I don't understand why people call these degrees useless. I have a 55k a year job before I even graduate with a BS in Cybersecurity
wait he had a degree in cybersecurity and couldn't make money? then he is just lazy, that profession is on the rise
@@drek273 I don't think he had a degree in cyber security. It's also not super easy to get a job straight out of college without an internship or cert.
@@mgray999 oh ok i gotchu
You can literally learn almost anything from the internet
congrats! so happy the college finally got their 7 year bonus
You know what fuck facing my problems, im gonna run away from it untill it won't catch me no more
The title is enough to portray my ending. I'm a Sophomore this coming semester and I'm having second thoughts on continuing.
Don't drop out and go work at Safeway. Pick a major you enjoy and work with your passions. Go to your schools career center and have conversations about that☮💯
@@JJ-me4yu that’s a nice note. I’m Asian so u know, kind of difficult to work on your “own” passion, if u know what i mean.
P.s I’m taking summer classes rn
If you’ve already got lots of debt, you can’t really stop. If your confident in your job being worth it push through and make the money. if all fails try to use stocks although I had over like 40,000 debt but I still got out luckily with my parents and stock help.
"No man child left behind." Where can I apply for this program friend?
Damn, that "let's go" just scared the shit out of me
Oh wow, I'm an upcoming freshman, and this was recommended to me right after I chose courses for replacement LOL
This is the greatest video I’ve have seen.
"I'm freaking toast man" 🤣🤣
My feelings when I graduated Fine Arts...
You can apply that towards useful skills. Multimedia Design, Animation, 3D Modelling etc. Its the digital age. You can work in real estate, clothing design, merchandise, advertisement, game companies, animation etc.There are serious money in these fields.
@@Zeul28 that is true! And actually I'm heading back to school again for Graphic design!
Why am I watching this one week before my graduation?
This Dude's humor is elite lmao
Holy shit. I just graduated with a useless degree after seven years myself. Thought I was alone.
Really
@@laserstar753 Really. I switched schools and majors 2 years in, then had a couple scheduling setbacks that cost me an additional year. After all that, I nearly didn't graduate because my gpa was too low. I graduated high school magna cum laude, so you really can't predict collegiate success from K12 grades.
he's kidding the whole video, he's 22 and graduated with an electric engineering degree
@@nitrogenfume9762 this is giving me college-phobia if that's even possible. i'm scared man
@@weneedmoreconsideratepeopl4006 Nah, don't be. College these days is just High School 2.0. It wasn't really difficult at all - and that disappointment was the biggest obstacle for me.
1:40 *top 10 anime betrayals*
Write an angsty teen book. It would be hilarious.
I'm the 8,000th like. This doesn't actually mean much and I didn't change the world literally at all but it's the first time that something like this has happened to me and I need other people to know.
BG Kumbi hobo travel blogs incoming!
It is the biggest realization when you realized all they want is your money and time. Are graduation, you’re on your own. What you do, put your time into, what you can learn, research and who you know are the real questions