I have three degrees, but I also spent eight years of my life working as a janitor. I strongly recommend learning janitorial skills, as whenever you need a job, whether it’s a primary job or a second job, somebody always needs a good janitor.
Or become Biden’s press secretary. She can’t answer any of the questions, either. Well, what do you expect. Neither can Sock Puppet Joe. “Water is… is… is… ummm… wait a minute, it will come to me… ummm… JILL!”
Some people just don’t have the makeup to do well in academia. Yeah, everyone needs a basic set of skills: reading, writing (enough to be understood), basic math (I can wow people at work with high school algebra – but enough math to balance a checkbook is good enough).
To think that the only other option is “do you want fries with that,” sells them short. There are many fields that might need their other talents. The trick it to find the talent and make it salable.
I am glad that I had the skills to take the academic path and got a number of good and high paying jobs because of it. However, I am “dumb from the neck down.” I have to pay people to come in and change a light bulb for me.
Basic academics is necessary for everyone. However, college isn’t unless it prepares you for a career. If you want and like to worth with your hands, there are so many jobs and careers that one can do….
Custodians are super disrespected they clean everything even the gigantic poop in the toilet and yet they still deal with disrespect they are very good people who really deserve respect
I always felt sorry for Patty. I hated school and never did more than average. With every adult in the system saying I wasn’t working up to my potential. The only difference between her and me is that aced almost all my tests while slacking off on homework.
If she stays in the public school system and this were present day, she at least stands a chance for receiving assistance for any learning disability she might be suffering with. But if her family has money for private school, they can likely afford independent evaluation and help.
ronaldspence 8 months ago
well Patty, that is a well paying union job, so…
hariseldon59 8 months ago
Learn to sweep. Also practice saying ’You want fries with that?".
Uncle Kenny 8 months ago
I have three degrees, but I also spent eight years of my life working as a janitor. I strongly recommend learning janitorial skills, as whenever you need a job, whether it’s a primary job or a second job, somebody always needs a good janitor.
jasonsnakelover 8 months ago
But do you know?
Decepticomic 8 months ago
The world could use more janitors.
PoochFan 8 months ago
And you could do it the rest of your life.
Melki Premium Member 8 months ago
I always assumed Peppermint Patty would become a gym teacher.
Grace Premium Member 8 months ago
Maybe PP has dyslexia?
Wizard of Ahz-no relation 8 months ago
but…it’s true/false
jarvisloop 8 months ago
Not could. Should.
dcdete. 8 months ago
Usually the first question I remember on most of my school tests was; ‘Please give your name and class number here..’
But after about grade 3 they just got lazy and less polite and wrote ‘Enter your name!’
That wouldn’t be a question any longer but a command I would think.
Count Olaf Premium Member 8 months ago
Or become Biden’s press secretary. She can’t answer any of the questions, either. Well, what do you expect. Neither can Sock Puppet Joe. “Water is… is… is… ummm… wait a minute, it will come to me… ummm… JILL!”
F-Flash 8 months ago
Once upon a time we would sneak out of school, buy donuts, and come back to school and eat them in the janitor’s storage room.
dflak 8 months ago
Some people just don’t have the makeup to do well in academia. Yeah, everyone needs a basic set of skills: reading, writing (enough to be understood), basic math (I can wow people at work with high school algebra – but enough math to balance a checkbook is good enough).
To think that the only other option is “do you want fries with that,” sells them short. There are many fields that might need their other talents. The trick it to find the talent and make it salable.
I am glad that I had the skills to take the academic path and got a number of good and high paying jobs because of it. However, I am “dumb from the neck down.” I have to pay people to come in and change a light bulb for me.
Ellis97 8 months ago
No use getting out this one, young lady.
Chris 8 months ago
sadly, that’s not an option. :J
ryanschafer77 8 months ago
Heck, I feel that way sometimes at the office!
preacherman 8 months ago
Patty could do more answering in class, if she’d do less sleeping in class.
ilovecomics*infinity 8 months ago
Profound. This reflects my current existential crisis regarding work.
The Orange Mailman 8 months ago
She just learned something.
WCraft Premium Member 8 months ago
Might as well get used to it now.
mindjob 8 months ago
If school isn’t her thing, and athletics isn’t her thing, she could try selling insurance
Can't Sleep 8 months ago
Another universal childhood experience.
John Jorgensen 8 months ago
Nice of her to offer.
raybarb44 8 months ago
Basic academics is necessary for everyone. However, college isn’t unless it prepares you for a career. If you want and like to worth with your hands, there are so many jobs and careers that one can do….
Angry Indeed 8 months ago
Patty leaves the teacher with a sweeping statement!
I❤️Peanuts 8 months ago
Or clean the erasers by banging them on the outside of the building, which would also give the poor school something else to complain to Sally about.
JPuzzleWhiz 8 months ago
A gray test paper?
The GoComics’ colorist needs a refresher course in art…
Huggybearojb 8 months ago
Custodians are super disrespected they clean everything even the gigantic poop in the toilet and yet they still deal with disrespect they are very good people who really deserve respect
eddi-TBH 8 months ago
I always felt sorry for Patty. I hated school and never did more than average. With every adult in the system saying I wasn’t working up to my potential. The only difference between her and me is that aced almost all my tests while slacking off on homework.
Otis Rufus Driftwood 8 months ago
As Dirty Harry said: ‘A man [or woman] has to know [their] limitations’.
EnlilEnkiEa 8 months ago
The kid has a future as a career counselor.
Chalres 8 months ago
If she stays in the public school system and this were present day, she at least stands a chance for receiving assistance for any learning disability she might be suffering with. But if her family has money for private school, they can likely afford independent evaluation and help.