Does this happen in your country?

>>76820977
What did he say to him?

>>76820977
Dress shirts are ok I guess but a suit is just laughably overdressed.

>>76821875
Nothing, I just watched and faked laughed like everybody else

If you're not a law student or a business student, it's pure autism

>>76820977
no one uses suits here apart from politicians and lawyers

>>76820977
The reason people in suits get made fun of in college (US) is because 9/10 times it means they are pledging a fraternity which is funny in itself for a variety of reasons

>>76822015
So your professor made fun of the student in a suit by not saying anything?

lorde is a great artist and she should be respected, your teacher is an asshole

>>76822073
Never seen a pledge in a suit aside from initiation. Much more likely to be in a suit for an internship interview.

>>76822158
>>76821875
He didn't say anything

>>76822222

>>76822060
Stop, monkey.
I'm studing psicology and I go for university everyday wearing a suit

>>76822286
>I'm studing psicology and I go for university everyday wearing a suit
t. no one ever

>>76822236
If he (the prof) didn't say anything, how was he making fun of the kid?

>>76822383
by not praising him and not making him feel special

>>76822383
Oh shit ya bad I'm pretty drunk at the moment. I don't really remember what the prof said to the kid sorry.

Happy 4th goys

>>76822434
This thread is bad for my autism

>>76822223
Which lasts a whole semester. At my school pledges wear a suit (Easter color themed usually lol) at least one day a week for the whole semester to show their "gentlemanly nature" or some shit.

>phoneposters

>>76822050
it's still pure autism