Anonymous #1 6w

But I also make a point to not be obnoxious minus the zipper I only have so much control

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Anonymous #1 6w

Yall stop downvoting they’re right

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Anonymous #1 6w

Maybe it may not affect the professor but it can be super distracting to other students

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Anonymous #1 6w

Distracting especially if you’re the only one packing

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Anonymous #2 6w

How loud are these packers I barely notice them in my classes

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Anonymous #9 6w

Dude in my one class they were so loud and disruptive I could never focus on what the professor was saying, and it was like 10 minutes before the end of class (only a 1 hr class btw)

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Anonymous #9 6w

In my class you could hear them unzipping bags and moving stuff

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Anonymous #3 6w

THANK YOU

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Anonymous #5 6w

Embarrassing too. I packed up early once because I mixed up the class times. I thought I was in my second period which got out at like 10:30. We had a whole HOUR left. Never again😭😭

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Anonymous #10 6w

I would have just left at that point make it seem intentional

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Anonymous #8 5w

You’ll live

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Anonymous #11 5w

So will you technically

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Anonymous #12 5w

y'all must have light schedules

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Anonymous #12 5w

No we just know how to time our shit

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Anonymous #5 5w

Nah deadass bro Like there’s usually 10+ min in between classes anyway and their acting like they have classes back to back with 1min between💀 Practice on the treadmill if you struggle with walking

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Anonymous #11 5w

They’re* 😔

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Anonymous #11 5w

Literally like they make their own schedule it’s their fault if they have no time

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Anonymous #11 5w

"there's usually 10+ min in between classes" yeah... if you have a light schedule the track for my degree is 20+ credits per term and with how the class offerings are slotted there is no choice but to have ~5 mins between classes, unless i want to extend the time to earn my degree by literal years. your experience is not universal. your school's scheduling is not universal. your school's property is not the same as mine (our school is built into a dense city and stretches for miles)

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Anonymous #11 5w

you have to take a streetcar to some classes to make it on time because they're down by the waterfront; a distance measured in *miles* and blocked by highways, freeways, etc.

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Anonymous #11 5w

On my campus you get exactly 10 mins between classes unless you are very lucky and taking a light schedule. You have 10 minutes to get to the first floor of the building and exit then book your ass along a mile long campus to the next class and get to the right floor of that building, all while fighting through a crowd and carrying a 20-30 pound backpack w/ your class materials and everything else you might need for the day. And that's assuming the professor doesn't go over time.

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Anonymous #5 5w

not how it works. Many departments only offer one of a class per quarter, and in many degrees you have to add a year to your time to degree completion if you do not take their classes in a specific quarter/semester of a specific year.

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Anonymous #11 5w

Also, people are disabled. Disabled people also take classes and have places to be on time. I have had professors teach seven minutes past the end of class and ended with only 3 minutes to literally cross half a mile of campus, which is not physically possible to do unless you hold a world record mile time.

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