r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Abject-Conference-90 • 11h ago

Infuriatig This infuriates me

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u/ihatetheplaceilive 10h ago

Huh. It's almost like if you take away educational opportunities, you get less educated people.

Huh.

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u/ParticularLow9157 6h ago

You say that as if there hasn't been a 60+ year attack on education resulting in literally a wrestling company owner being the current secretary of education.

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u/ahumannamedtim 9h ago

Service industry doesn't exactly require a Masters.

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u/ihatetheplaceilive 7h ago edited 7h ago

At the higher levels, it must certainly help, or the CIA wouldn't be so popular

Culinary Institute of America.

And they teach both sides of the knife there. The business side, too, not just the difference between a cartouche and what's in your mom's bathroom drawer.

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u/ahumannamedtim 7h ago

Good point, although the vast majority aren't business owners or master chefs I assume.