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Strict Professor Wants Student To Prove They're Trying To Improve Their Grades, Malicious Compliance Ensues
School can really suck sometimes. Fortunately, Redditor u/ttbmips found a pretty amusing way of getting back at a college professor's mistake after accidentally finishing a test way earlier than necessary. The user in question posted to r/MaliciousCompliance, explaining that the professor had read the time wrong during an exam, leaving OP to rush to finish while students who remained once the professor realized her mistake received 20 extra minutes to work. When the professor asked later on for students to describe what they would do to prepare better for future exams, OP simply said they'd bring their own watch to make sure they had the time correct. This uppity professor scoffed at this, but when the final exam came around, OP said they got a perfect score and submitted a photo of their watch as evidence they prepared better this time.
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