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>>35422980
Yeah.

Just like I can give advice to a chef even though they're better at cooking than me, I can still notice their mistakes.

>>35422980


No.

>>35422985
Protip: chefs want to slap your autistic annoying ass when you do that

>>35422980

I don't give advice.

>one coworker mentions you go to the gym
>suddenly coworkers are always telling you what you should/shouldn't eat, what exercises to do, this newfangled diet that's sure to work

Fuck, why did I even mention that I go to the gym?

>>35423038
>Chefs can never make mistakes/can never improve

>>35423068
>professionals want to hear the opinions on non-initiated scrubs
>Scrubs think others want to hear
>thats how entitled they are

I did on here briefly

Then I passed "mount stupid" and realized I needed to stop until I had personal experience

Still look like shit but a lot better

>>35422980
A lot of teachers are knowledgeable but cant do.

>>35423138
I never said I went into the kitchens unannounced and gave advice idiot. If someone asks for it I give it.

>>35422980
>implying my economics teacher must be a millionaire if he expects me to believe his knowledge
Only in the industry this reasoning occurs. You people are retarded that's why most of you will roid or fold

>>35425217
> learn things in university/college
> the actual thing is completely different when you get to the field you studied in
> the best teachers are the ones who already 'did'

Want to know how I know you're an undergrad?

You still believe the advice of people who didn't conquer first what they speak about.

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>>35422980
>purposely give bad advice so these normies dont catch up to me