>I eavesdrop and eyedrop you teenagers all the time and you can't do shit about that
>It means I'm not a failure at all
What was the point of that character?
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>I eavesdrop and eyedrop you teenagers all the time and you can't do shit about that
I’m no movie aficionado. I mean I like movies but I can’t tell you shit about them I’m a coherent way. I’m a 44 year old fricking loser and among the jobs I’ve had had been a school janitor in two separate school districts.
I can’t tell you what the point of the character was but I can tell you that the janitors and secretaries are the gears that run the machine. They are the people you don’t want to piss off and if you want to know what’s going on in the building, you ask them. They seem far less important than they actually are and (especially janitors) being surrounded by educated people magnifies the effect.
Seems like a cope low level workers like to tell to themselves and impressionable kids to seem more important than they are.
>being surrounded by educated people magnifies the effect.
imagine looking less of a person than a fricking highschool teacher (a.k.a. a failure)
What do you contribute to society other than a dog shit attitude?
impressive
A happy person did not write this post.
High school janitors in my area get paid as much or more than jobs at the University; jobs that require degrees.
That your teachers failed to teach you anything is on you, Anon.
>Seems like a cope low level workers like to tell to themselves and impressionable kids to seem more important than they are.
Yeah moron except the teachers will tell you the same thing. It’s almost as if you’ve never worked in a school and are just a miserable person who likes to shit post.
I would 100% rather be a janitor than a teacher, though.
Depends on the area. I wouldn't want to clean up after ghetto kids.
Night shift friend.
In that case its an easy win, no way in hell would I ever be a teacher.
Yes, it's all just cope
>bad wages
>terrible working hours
>don't know when they'll be deactivated
>has no valuable skills, he'll be fricked out of his enviroment
Even a teacher is better off because they can learn to code or teach something outside of school.
>but I can tell you that the janitors and secretaries are the gears that run the machine
in my experience they're shit heads who shirk as much responsibility and work as possible, actively hide from doing their role until the last second and never answer their phones. Also they complain at you, you can't have a conversation with them without them just griping constantly and incessantly
>hide from doing their role until the last second and never answer their phones.
Since you mentioned phones I’m assuming you’re talking about secretaries. I can’t imagine how this plays out in a front facing role. Mansplain to me how a secretary pulls this off. Does the phone just ring? Do they just abandon their desk during the day? Does the principal not notice all the parents, students and deliveries just waiting in the office with a nonstop ringing phone?
I wonder if you’re a parent of a shithead.
one of them bragged to me how they keep a chunk of blu tack under their handset to keep the line open so calls don't come through, she called it her "happy time break"
Women get paid exorbitant salaries to eat lunch all day. They don't actually do any work.
You would last about five minutes during intake and dismissal chud.
I bet you do half the work for them you fricking simp
I do all the work for them and sex them up in the bathroom.
gross. You act like we have never seen the accident scene that is a fat office hog.
Absolutely based, frick working for Mr Goldstein while he buys another yacht
My highschool janitor was an old black dude named Elmo who snuck with us kids to smoke cigs.
maybe wherever you worked dude, the janitors in my school, when i was a student, were barely sentient orcs, they could literally not string two sentences together. i'm not using this as an idiom or expression, they literally could not have two consecutive thoughts that were related to each other. they were literal grotesque mouth breathers who looked at you with a subhuman open mouthed animal intensity. years later i saw pajeet hotel staff and they reminded me of that.
maybe they were secretly genuises because they knew how to clean shit and unplug a toilet and do basic electrical work like change a light bulb or replace a burned wire. but i fricking doubt it.
you seem to be able to communicate at a human level. that puts you head and shoulders above the jannys i've met.
>maybe wherever you worked dude, the janitors in my school, when i was a student,
Stopped reading there. I’m sorry but the students know the absolute least about what goes on behind the scenes. What kind of school did you go to where you were hanging out with the janitors instead of being in the classroom, being educated? Also, do you have some aversion against proper grammar? Try capital letters.
You're a fricking moron. You keep it running, yeah, but your work is easy enough to be learned quickly, so your importance of really short term as you can be substituted fast. And that's the difference of low intelligence jobs like yours and high intelligence jobs.
Just another reaffirming moment that people never really truly get past having issues just because they're adults. Same with the principal.
It was a red herring. You're supposed to think he's gonna kill everyone.
i'm a marine engineer, and when I'm off work (6mon on/of) I work as a janitor
sweet gig
janitor life can be comfy. i used to be a student custodian over the summers cleaning residence halls for the local state school. clean carpets, listen to music, low intensity exercise all day, very healthy
In the opening credits there is a picture of him as valedictorian or something. Who you are in high school doesn't define your future.
missed that, cool detail anon
>What was the point of that character?
to remind the kids not to judge a book by it's cover, which is what Vernon had been doing to them the whole time