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Originally Posted by DESS
You couldn't be more wrong. There are 52 weeks in a year for which teachers get paid a full-time salary. Of those weeks, they work ~36. Even if they put in a 60-70 hour week (which is an absolute fabrication and I can't even believe I'm entertaining such an assinine notion), average that out over the 0 hours per week they work on the 16 weeks they're not teaching and it becomes quite obvious and yet again, they work less than everybody else that works 40 hours per week.
But wait, people in corporate jobs don't work 40 hours a week. My experience in corporate jobs had me on call weekends and I'd often be at the office until 1 or 2 in the morning...even put in a couple of all-nighters. You would never be able to find anybody in a corporate job that works less hours per year than a teacher.
May I ask a question and I sincerely don't mean to be rude, but are you ######ed?
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Well, I just typed a 2 page response to this idiotic post but I guess if you take to long typing at the Maple Leaf Lounge it gets locked out, thus I lost everything.
Neverless, the coles notes of my post basically said that you have no clue in what you are talking about and that you are either someone who doesn't believe in what you are posting just doing it to get a rise out of people, or you are the most ignorant, arrogant, small minded person I have ever met on the internet.
My wife DOES work 50-60 hours a week more often than not and I can give you multiple examples of people in the corprate world working much less and making much more. But you really don't want to hear it because no matter what evidence is provided to you, you will still be just a small minded person.
When I was reading your posts I pegged your age at 12-16 years old. Then you actually admitted to being 32 and that shocked me even more.
Grow up.