I had a 10 minute rant in class and I told her at the end "watch me use the free market to pass your class you corrupt fuck"

and I fucking did it

"It aint in color but it's only $60 bucks compared to their $200"

who hasn't scalped textbooks?

I would pay that in a heartbeat

>Go to textbook buyback
>"Yeah we'll give you $12 for a literally unopened textbook"

That's why these fucking jews are making online only shit in some of their books so you have to get the code so you have to buy a brand fucking new book.

Yep

I mean, I'm going to fucking see if I can manage to get some scholarships next semester for my community college just so I can keep as much of my gubberment money as I can without having to give it back by buying fucking books

The Publishing monopoly for education materials is insane

I am going to scan and sell my criminal justice books

I mean, people wonder how a shithole like the USSR managed to have amazing scientists and engineers that rivaled our own during the cold war, it's because higher education was free to those who showed promise
>meanwhile the US has always had student load debt

my 4 year is probably going to be free

all I need to do is get a contract with a dept and they pay for it

`Student is taken from home, shoved into Soviet university and slapped infront of a large engineering book` **You be of readings now. Learn how make rocket. We must beat Americanski to space.**

I think that diplomas and 2 year associates degrees for job sectors that have worker shortages like manufacturing need to be subsidized if not paid for entirely. Good thing is most states are doing that. HOPE Grant and scholarship pay most if not all my tuition because of the program I'm in.

>tfw a 2 year degree at a community college is worth more than most degrees that Harvard and other Ivy League shitfest colleges offer

Lol yeah

Machine tool sector is showing like $16 an hour for entry level

Easily higher if you go to the right company, I hear delta is at $20-$25. Though that's just what my teacher tells me.

People with a Business Admin. Tech. Degree make anywhere from 40k-60k a year. Average is usually around 55k. That's not bad at all around where I live.

my min is 50k...

My dad teaches Information systems and he says companies are all over his students.

Typically, anything over 30k a year in my area is pretty decent.

Considering I was making 11 an hour at fucking Walmart and would be able to keep up on bills and mortgage if I had a house by doing that.
When I was working at Yorozu and making 11.25 with overtime, I would have been bringing in over 1k a week.

But y'know.
**Toxic Fumes**

Alabama economy isn't fucking stronk but hey, shits' cheap here.

Unlike California where 100k paid people are living in their cars

GA is getting a bunch of manufacturing jobs coming in plus the Aerospace that's already here, so I shouldn't have any problem staying where I am

Daily reminder Soldier from TF2 is superior to Overwatch Soldier 76 simply because *he'll have kinds*

Yeah, soldier also doesn't have the 'i know nothing but being gritty' going for him

so all those times I called 76 a faggot I was right

avg salary for what i want to do is about 55k is that good

ye

nice

mfw someone says the prequels were shit

They are

But the memes are where it’s at

they're bad but their not shit