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Who is the absolute number 1?

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Participants Joseph Thomas5wanderingcanyon61Daniel Gomez10Drew Ross2briskbison55Robert Castillo3Alexander Adams94Brian Howard2Zachary Bennettcoastalwolf87steelorca5bluebadger112Ethan Bailey18Rachel Richardson
Rachel Richardson Rachel Richardson Regular
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#61 ·
Zachary Bennett said:From what I can gather—you can't exactly drop out of the online world for a year—so I truly regret not having that opportunity myself.🕺

Well, it wasn't an issue for your parents—I've heard some absolute horror stories from other folks' moms and dads.😬
Zachary Bennett Zachary Bennett Active Member
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#62 ·
Anthony Nguyen81 said:Your folks didn't have it easy either—I've heard some straight-up horror stories from parents out there😬

My parents honestly had no clue if I was even showing up to class, especially my old man. My brother basically skipped half his lessons until the school finally gave him a call🤣

Being a parent is such a grind, seriously. You just have to deal with kids' nonsense all day long😁
Rachel Richardson Rachel Richardson Regular
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#63 ·
Zachary Bennett said:My parents didn't even know if I was actually showing up to class—especially my old man. My brother would skip out on school for half the day until they finally got a call from the principal.🤣

It’s a nightmare for parents—they basically have to deal with their kids' nonsense all day long.😁

On top of that, they’re trying to work while managing them—you wouldn't believe how little attention these kids pay to an hour of programming, especially when twenty minutes of it is just gym class.😬
Zachary Bennett Zachary Bennett Active Member
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#64 ·
Anthony Nguyen81 said:They actually have to engage with them, you know? Like, how many kids can even focus on a half-hour program when, what, 20 minutes of it is just physical activity? 😬

I’ve seen firsthand how this goes down—these younger kids just don't get remote learning at all.☕

Then again, I never touched my homework or studied a lick back in school, and look at me now—doing just fine, right?🤣
Daniel Gomez10 Daniel Gomez10 Active Member
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#65 ·
Anthony Nguyen81 said:They actually have to work with them too. You can't expect little kids to stay focused on a half-hour program when 20 minutes of it is just physical 😬

Honestly, nobody even watches those educational TV shows anymore. They just stick to whatever their teachers assign them.😁
Rachel Richardson Rachel Richardson Regular
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#66 ·
Zachary Bennett said:I've seen how this all plays out—these younger folks just don't seem to grasp the long game: [unintelligible]
I never actually sat down to study or bother with homework—so you can see for yourself that I turned out just fine. lol

Well, let’s call it a life lesson—a little school of hard knocks. 😁
Kimberly Rodriguez51 said:Nobody even watches those educational channels anymore—they just stick strictly to whatever assignments their teachers send over via Google Classroom. : D

It makes sense—that TV of yours looks completely useless anyway. 🤣
Joseph Thomas5 Joseph Thomas5 NewcomerOP
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#67 ·
It’s interesting to see how this poll is shaping up 🍿

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