Christ knows how you'll be when you hit 30. Tea and slippers and backgammon.
Haha, I'm not that bad! For my 30th birthday I plan to be so drunk that I don't wake up for it. That way it never happened.
But seriously, I'm a maths teacher and it's already headache inducing teaching classes with no interest in the subject and little aptitude for it. Doing that shit with a hangover would be unbearable. Friday is like the only night I could go out and then I might be recovered for Monday morning but all my lessons would be shit because I wouldn't have used the weekend to plan. Of course I could go out and not get absolutely shitfaced but where's the fun in that?!
Back in my late teens and up to my mid 20s I used to go out at least twice a week most weeks and sometimes 3-4 times, so I feel like I've already been there and done that and I'm over that lifestyle now.
haha, making you carry shit? @Funerary_Doom
I was always terrible at math, but that was because I learned by being taught the general framework of an equation and how everything functions, then being given different problems built upon that framework or me to calculate. Which teachers in high school never did for me.You'd get crucified for teaching like that these days. Everything has to be interactive, full of activities and real life applications. It's generally advised to show why things work as well (unless it's way beyond their level). Personally I liked going through an example and then working through questions but I can understand why that wouldn't engage many learners, especially those not interested in maths.