Not to be a rebel here, but some teachers have the most nonsensical rules that are almost begging to be challenged. Sure, there are some understandable classroom policies that make sense, such as rules about phones, laptops, and cheating (the lattermost rule being don't do it). However, when it comes to having to sit around and do nothing just because some teacher told you that you have to, it just feels like a waste of time and energy for everyone involved. It's a waste of the student's time, obviously, but it's also a waste for the teacher who should be directing their time and energy toward far more important matters.
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This thread was posted to Reddit's r/MaliciousCompliance subreddit by u/Zorrostrian, and it just proves that these rules are worth questioning. Furthermore, it also proves that sometimes you can creep someone out by just doing nothing. This student was told to stay still despite having finished their exam. He decided to maliciously comply and stare his teacher down until they would come to regret enforcing a silly rule.
Keep scrolling below for the full story from OP's perspective. For more content like this, here is another tale of malicious compliance in which a student found a loophole in their summer job's payment policy.
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