Take two ka ba?

I hate it when a person tends to underestimate other people. Alam mo ‘yung feeling na when you’ve achieved something good, some people doubt your ability to have achieve that? Nakakainis ‘di ba?

We had a quiz last week in our Discrete Mathematics (Math102C) class and the results were given today. I was late because I and some of my group mates in CWTS finished first our group assignment for this week which is supposedly due tomorrow night but then Jaun received a text message telling us that the online submission of our assignment was moved next week. >.< Anyway, so I was late in our Math102C class and my seatmate just told me to get my paper at our professor’s desk. I got a perfect score which didn’t surprise me ‘cause, first, gahd, it’s the same with our Philosophy in our first year; second, I thought that most of us got passing scores — if not perfect – - because the exam was easy as our Prof had told us even before we began the exam. But then I was wrong, most of my classmates got low marks, some even failed the exam. Hindi ko ‘to sinasabe para magyabang – hindi ako ganon.

Then here’s the ‘nakakainis’ part:
As most of the professors do, hindi muna nila nirerecord ‘yung results – not until students have seen their scores. So before the professor left the class, nag-record muna siya ng scores. Hindi naman lahat bumagsak, but as I’ve said, most of them got low marks. Pero hindi lang din naman ako ang nakakuha ng perfect score, dalawa kame. So here’s their pag-uusap (nyeh ?):

Prof: ******. (<- yung name ng girl)
Girl: 110 po.
Prof: … Take two ka ba?
Girl: Sir, hindi po.
Prof: *sulat score*

WTH?! Nakakaewan ‘yung tanong niya! Parang ‘Hello?! ‘Pag perfect score ka ibig sabihin take two ka?!’’. Sobrang nainis talaga ako dun sa Prof although hindi ako ‘yung tinanong niya. Naman ‘di ba? Do THEY have to know that? Kung yes, para saan naman? Please.Tell.Me.

Ayoko naa.

Life is too short to be wasted on crap.

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Tags: Discrete Math, epal-ness