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jinjin5000
United States1473 Posts
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Vasoline73
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moktira
Ireland1546 Posts
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prosatan
Romania8517 Posts
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zimp
Hungary955 Posts
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ImbaTosS
United Kingdom1704 Posts
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FinalGame
Canada15 Posts
On December 17 2025 00:55 zimp wrote: it's hard to believe that he consistently played until 7am and went to school after. ocasionally, sure. I dunno, I did it all the time back in high school. Granted I'd be trying to sleep whatever chance I had cause I didn't care much at that time. Difficult? For sure but not impossible. | ||
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TonDan04
14 Posts
On December 17 2025 00:55 zimp wrote: it's hard to believe that he consistently played until 7am and went to school after. ocasionally, sure. He said he slept at school though so he's only sleeping and playing starcraft. I don't know how well he did in school or if he even graduated | ||
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PurE)Rabbit-SF
United States680 Posts
On December 17 2025 00:55 zimp wrote: it's hard to believe that he consistently played until 7am and went to school after. ocasionally, sure. I did that myself, lol. sleep during classes. | ||
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Ilikestarcraft
Korea (South)17733 Posts
On December 17 2025 00:55 zimp wrote: it's hard to believe that he consistently played until 7am and went to school after. ocasionally, sure. When I went to middle school in Korea (like 20 years ago lol) some students did most of their learning and studying outside of school through tutors and afterschool academies so some of the teachers just gave up and let students sleep in their classes. Then there would be students like Rain who took advantage of that. One of my friends was like that where he would play starcraft all night and would literally sleep in class all day and this was not occassionally. If I think about it now the teachers probably didn't want to deal with parents calling the school and complaining about waking their kids up. | ||
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TonDan04
14 Posts
On December 18 2025 09:16 Ilikestarcraft wrote: When I went to middle school in Korea (like 20 years ago lol) some students did most of their learning and studying outside of school through tutors and afterschool academies so some of the teachers just gave up and let students sleep in their classes. Then there would be students like Rain who took advantage of that. One of my friends was like that where he would play starcraft all night and would literally sleep in class all day and this was not occassionally. If I think about it now the teachers probably didn't want to deal with parents calling the school and complaining about waking their kids up. Yeah, but 'going to school' is implied that he actually studied and take notes. It seems like he only went to school to sleep and played starcraft outside. So when did he have the time to study? | ||
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PurE)Rabbit-SF
United States680 Posts
On December 18 2025 09:16 Ilikestarcraft wrote: When I went to middle school in Korea (like 20 years ago lol) some students did most of their learning and studying outside of school through tutors and afterschool academies so some of the teachers just gave up and let students sleep in their classes. Then there would be students like Rain who took advantage of that. One of my friends was like that where he would play starcraft all night and would literally sleep in class all day and this was not occassionally. If I think about it now the teachers probably didn't want to deal with parents calling the school and complaining about waking their kids up. That's quite interesting insight. Yeah, tutor culture is kind of insane in Korea it seems. | ||
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brainban
United States1 Post
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Jealous
10265 Posts
On December 18 2025 09:56 TonDan04 wrote: Yeah, but 'going to school' is implied that he actually studied and take notes. It seems like he only went to school to sleep and played starcraft outside. So when did he have the time to study? Going to school does not, in fact, imply that he actually studied and took notes. The implication is that he basically never studied at all and barely scraped by. | ||
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ImbaTosS
United Kingdom1704 Posts
On December 19 2025 04:47 Jealous wrote: Going to school does not, in fact, imply that he actually studied and took notes. The implication is that he basically never studied at all and barely scraped by. Yeah that very clearly is the implication! Speaking also as someone who absolutely FUCKED school because I hated it with all my passion, and only had the night time to actually live my own life. | ||
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jinjin5000
United States1473 Posts
On December 19 2025 02:50 PurE)Rabbit-SF wrote: That's quite interesting insight. Yeah, tutor culture is kind of insane in Korea it seems. most of my friends schedule was something like school-academy-tutor to 2am-homework-sleep my schedule in highschool was in US so it wasn't that hard, but it was still school-academy-tutor to 10-11pm/homework-sleep korean academic attitude in general were pretty common to be like this | ||
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Metallicaz01
United States7 Posts
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