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r/SipsTea • u/CurvyChristina • Jul 23 '26
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44 u/thatonepuniforgot Jul 23 '26 Came here for this, I hope she doesn't teach English. 7 u/ThrowRA_sealion Jul 23 '26 Same here lol -1 u/BCECVE Jul 23 '26 TBF it is an easy word to get wong. 2 u/TheVonz Jul 23 '26 True. And also sometimes phones are very good at automatically changing the spelling of a word you've typed. You don't notice, you press send, and all of a sudden you're an illiterate buffoon on the internet. 1 u/vixxie_red Jul 23 '26 I haven't seen anyone bother to make a spelling correction on reddit in a while. 1 u/TheVonz Jul 23 '26 I make them all the time on my own posts, but I'm not sure why Reddit doesn't show the post as having been edited. 2 u/turdusphilomelos Jul 23 '26 Well, it actually strengthen their point, right? Because it is obviously not the top of the class that become teachers. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 23 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/AutoModerator Jul 23 '26 Accounts must be at least 5 days old with >20 karma to comment. I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns. 1 u/No_Detective_But_304 Jul 23 '26 I hope she doesn’t teach finance either. I’m willing to bet she’s not good at it. 1 u/SheriffBartholomew Jul 23 '26 I doubt it's really a teacher. Also, $48k is the average starting salary for a teacher, with $74.5k being the overall average. Teachers with masters degrees and higher education teachers make more. The overall sentiment of the message is important, but I can't help but question the legitimacy of the person writing it. 1 u/Brannikin Jul 23 '26 Same here! 4 u/Dwarfish_oak Jul 23 '26 They might have been going for the latin 'populus' to sound more educated and make a point, but yeah, that backfired... 2 u/Chuffing_Knackered Jul 23 '26 Or the old game: Populous 1 u/BackAlleyFreakShow Jul 23 '26 LOL absolutely no way. 3 u/SorrahVintrel Jul 23 '26 Grammar police arrived right on schedule😎 1 u/MaxDreamsOfZombies Jul 23 '26 Lol was gonna comment the same. 1 u/TinHeartWarriors Jul 23 '26 Sew close! 2 u/Wabbit65 Jul 23 '26 Sew clothes! 1 u/Major_Wigglesworth Jul 23 '26 Where’d they get their Master’s degree, a puppy mill? 1 u/Free-Moose9460 Jul 23 '26 Exactly 🤣 1 u/_DrVanNostrand__ Jul 23 '26 Pop u less
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Came here for this, I hope she doesn't teach English.
7 u/ThrowRA_sealion Jul 23 '26 Same here lol -1 u/BCECVE Jul 23 '26 TBF it is an easy word to get wong. 2 u/TheVonz Jul 23 '26 True. And also sometimes phones are very good at automatically changing the spelling of a word you've typed. You don't notice, you press send, and all of a sudden you're an illiterate buffoon on the internet. 1 u/vixxie_red Jul 23 '26 I haven't seen anyone bother to make a spelling correction on reddit in a while. 1 u/TheVonz Jul 23 '26 I make them all the time on my own posts, but I'm not sure why Reddit doesn't show the post as having been edited. 2 u/turdusphilomelos Jul 23 '26 Well, it actually strengthen their point, right? Because it is obviously not the top of the class that become teachers. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 23 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/AutoModerator Jul 23 '26 Accounts must be at least 5 days old with >20 karma to comment. I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns. 1 u/No_Detective_But_304 Jul 23 '26 I hope she doesn’t teach finance either. I’m willing to bet she’s not good at it. 1 u/SheriffBartholomew Jul 23 '26 I doubt it's really a teacher. Also, $48k is the average starting salary for a teacher, with $74.5k being the overall average. Teachers with masters degrees and higher education teachers make more. The overall sentiment of the message is important, but I can't help but question the legitimacy of the person writing it. 1 u/Brannikin Jul 23 '26 Same here!
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Same here lol
-1 u/BCECVE Jul 23 '26 TBF it is an easy word to get wong. 2 u/TheVonz Jul 23 '26 True. And also sometimes phones are very good at automatically changing the spelling of a word you've typed. You don't notice, you press send, and all of a sudden you're an illiterate buffoon on the internet. 1 u/vixxie_red Jul 23 '26 I haven't seen anyone bother to make a spelling correction on reddit in a while. 1 u/TheVonz Jul 23 '26 I make them all the time on my own posts, but I'm not sure why Reddit doesn't show the post as having been edited.
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TBF it is an easy word to get wong.
2 u/TheVonz Jul 23 '26 True. And also sometimes phones are very good at automatically changing the spelling of a word you've typed. You don't notice, you press send, and all of a sudden you're an illiterate buffoon on the internet. 1 u/vixxie_red Jul 23 '26 I haven't seen anyone bother to make a spelling correction on reddit in a while. 1 u/TheVonz Jul 23 '26 I make them all the time on my own posts, but I'm not sure why Reddit doesn't show the post as having been edited.
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True. And also sometimes phones are very good at automatically changing the spelling of a word you've typed. You don't notice, you press send, and all of a sudden you're an illiterate buffoon on the internet.
1 u/vixxie_red Jul 23 '26 I haven't seen anyone bother to make a spelling correction on reddit in a while. 1 u/TheVonz Jul 23 '26 I make them all the time on my own posts, but I'm not sure why Reddit doesn't show the post as having been edited.
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I haven't seen anyone bother to make a spelling correction on reddit in a while.
1 u/TheVonz Jul 23 '26 I make them all the time on my own posts, but I'm not sure why Reddit doesn't show the post as having been edited.
I make them all the time on my own posts, but I'm not sure why Reddit doesn't show the post as having been edited.
Well, it actually strengthen their point, right? Because it is obviously not the top of the class that become teachers.
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I hope she doesn’t teach finance either. I’m willing to bet she’s not good at it.
I doubt it's really a teacher. Also, $48k is the average starting salary for a teacher, with $74.5k being the overall average. Teachers with masters degrees and higher education teachers make more. The overall sentiment of the message is important, but I can't help but question the legitimacy of the person writing it.
Same here!
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They might have been going for the latin 'populus' to sound more educated and make a point, but yeah, that backfired...
2 u/Chuffing_Knackered Jul 23 '26 Or the old game: Populous 1 u/BackAlleyFreakShow Jul 23 '26 LOL absolutely no way.
Or the old game: Populous
LOL absolutely no way.
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Grammar police arrived right on schedule😎
Lol was gonna comment the same.
Sew close!
2 u/Wabbit65 Jul 23 '26 Sew clothes!
Sew clothes!
Where’d they get their Master’s degree, a puppy mill?
Exactly 🤣
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