Reality Check by Dave Whamond for January 07, 2016
January 06, 2016
January 08, 2016
Transcript:
Madison, did you finish your essay on poor work ethic and today's youth? I just, like, printed out a bunch of stuff from Wikipedia... Well, actually, my dad printed it out so, yeah. She prolly should get an A
Being pretty old, I can confirm that lazy and diligent are not generational attributes. there are plenty qualifiers in every segment of our society. And usually, the lazy can be readily identified by the open mouth of the accuser.
hjkl;Probably got feminized from a town; Florence was originally a male name (Ziegfeld, for instance), but Nightingale was named for the city of her birth, became famous, and suddenly it was given to little girls.
Farside99 almost 9 years ago
It just means the ones with the good work ethic will stand out even more and be kept while the others are let go.
PICTO almost 9 years ago
Today’s youth feels entitled to a poor work ethic.
davanden almost 9 years ago
So Madison is now a common name for girls? How about Monroe?
William Bednar Premium Member almost 9 years ago
Since all the other students did the same thing, the teacher will have an easy time grading them.
Zen-of-Zinfandel almost 9 years ago
My cocker spaniel found this stuff on Wikipedia and printed it out for me.
bilbrlsn almost 9 years ago
Being pretty old, I can confirm that lazy and diligent are not generational attributes. there are plenty qualifiers in every segment of our society. And usually, the lazy can be readily identified by the open mouth of the accuser.
hippogriff almost 9 years ago
davandenOnly as a last name.
hjkl; almost 9 years ago
All the Madisons should be in their twenties by now. Same with the Mah-Kenzies and all variants.
gammaguy almost 9 years ago
Poor work is an ethic?
hippogriff almost 9 years ago
hjkl;Probably got feminized from a town; Florence was originally a male name (Ziegfeld, for instance), but Nightingale was named for the city of her birth, became famous, and suddenly it was given to little girls.