u/TriumphantChampion

Basically the title. Couldn't find any info of this online but I'd like to play poker in tech school, anyone knows if I'm able to bring a metal poker set?

How could anyone possibly get above an 80 on that test. Just everything was so difficult and 90 minutes felt like no time. I studied so hard as well. Just uuhhhhhhhh 🫠🫠🫠

A market cap of FOUR BILLION... sitting at less than 20 bucks a share.

Redwire (RDW) has already ingratiated themselves into the entire market. They have million dollar contracts with the Pentagon, Nasa, the marine corps, Ukraine, even SpaceX themselves.

These guys NEED Redwire for critical defense and space infrastructure, and the multi million dollar backlog of 500+ million proves it.

You are getting all this growth and market domination that hasn't even been fully priced in yet, there is not a single company on earth better placed to 100x in the space sector than Redwire.

​I literally cry tears of joy thinking about this stock. It is not a matter of "if" it goes parabolic, but "when."

Redwire (RDW) is in the prime position right now to make a parabolic move. Sitting at only 18 bucks a share, it's a steal of a deal.

- NO DEBT. Sitting on a healthy cash flow of over 140 million.

- ALREADY PARTNERED WITH SPACEX. This stock, sitting under 20 bucks a share is partnered with the biggest, most lucrative IPO in the history of the stock market. But although it's partnered with SpaceX, they still have other contracts with parties such as Nasa and the pentagon, these guys are deeply engrained in the market.

People are gonna see this post and find every non-existent reason to nitpick, then they'll come back and be surprised to see it up 100%.

Don't follow the crowd. The easy money for SpaceX has been made already. Private investors have placed in obscene amounts of money, and are waiting for you to buy so they can sell for as much as possible. The real money is still being dug up.

Obviously not financial advice, and do your own research, but this stock is one worth believing in.​

Been a teacher for 2 decades and a longtime lurker of this sub.

I feel like the quality of actual, thought-provoking discussion has degraded into nothingness, it's just people complaining about how the system is 'broken' and how bad the current students are.

You rarely see posts on strategies employed to help struggling students or to make learning more engaging, it's just always an echo chamber of endless complaints towards students.

Yes, most of these problems lie in our systems. Yes, many of these problems would be resolved if parents would actually be parents.

But it's our responsibility as teachers to do our best to uplift students, not act like it's a futile fight.

A truly good teacher can make a world of a difference in the lives of each student, irregardless of external or internal circumstances.

I know that's not always a popular thing to say. Some students will never meet us halfway. Some circumstances are genuinely heartbreaking. Some days feel impossible.

But if we've reached the point where we view every student as a problem and every challenge as evidence that education is doomed, then we've lost sight of why most of us entered this profession in the first place.

Teaching has never been about working with ideal students in ideal conditions. It's about finding ways to help real students grow despite imperfect conditions. That's difficult work, and it deserves space to be discussed just as much as the frustrations.

I'd love to see more conversations here about what is actually working. The lessons that unexpectedly clicked. The interventions that helped a struggling student turn things around. The relationships that made a difference. Because while the system may be broken in many ways, the impact an individual teacher can have on a student's life is still very real.

If this profession is worth fighting for, then our students are worth believing in.

Every single time we tried to talk there was some old guy who told us to quiet down because everyone was working.

How tf are we supposed to make friends if these guys keep being extra and preventing us from talking?

I got my social, wallet, ID, everything in a bag in the hotel and I have to trust that I'm not paired with some schizo who can steal everything I need. It makes no sense we just get paired with a random dude.

My roommate was taking a shit for 50+ mins and I couldn't even get in the shared bathroom.

Make having a roommate optional.

I had to wait in line to get my physical, and when I got seen the doctor saw my fucking ear and said it was too clogged.

So I had to get my ears cleaned, go into another line, wait 45 minutes, and retake the hearing test.

It's so stupid. Why wouldn't they just check ur ears before the actual exam?