Omg this is literally teh most relatable thing i've read all week. your kid's hack sounds way simpler than mine - my toddler just insisted i put the 'do not disturb' mode on my phone every night at bedtime. honestly, it's been a game-changer for my sanity.

Because that's what the estate agents want to talk about *(edited)*

Waste of money if you ask me. koreans already do ai for chips and other stuff, why does it need a bunch of foreign cash to do it now?

No one taught me how to cook more than one meal that wouldn't poison you, or how to talk to a boss without sounding like an idiot. maybe that's a bad idea, but it's not like math has ever served me in real life

My parents were hippies & they took a gap year before college, they learned how to live on rice & beans, fixed bikes, and did their own oil changes. schools should at least teach basic financial literacy, not just equations

damn, I still remember trying to balance a checkbook in my early 20s and feeling like I needed a PhD just to figure out why my math was off. Like, who actualy teaches you how to read a lease or negotiate a bill? Schools act like quadratic equations are gonna save your life, but half the time I just need to know how to talk to a landlord without sweating through my shirt. What’s the one adult thing you wish they’d drilled into you before you had to learn the hard way??

What’s the one adulting skill u wish u’d learned in school that would’ve saved u the most headaches? 😭

edit: didnt mean to come off harsh, just frustrated w the situation

what's the most adulting-related skill you feel is missing from the standard curriculum lmfao 🔥

hold on

Yeah but then who’s gonna hire the poor math teachers 💀 *(edited)*

yeah, it's not that schools are teaching quadratic equations instead OF adulting, it's that theyre not teaching basic financial literacy or personal responsibility, which feels kinda basic no cap