When I was 12 my guidance counselor burst into my classroom with guidance sheets to be filled out and she shouted out "this is important". We all laughed and didn't fill out these pieces of paper she was placing on our desk. Our teacher remained 'mum' and so the guidance counselor continued talking: "this is for what you want to be in 10 years". None of us replied with any real career objectives and as we were cracking jokes like "super model", she begun to shy away and literally ended up in the corner of the room, quiet. I was wondering why she reacted with such little energy and did not resist our mocking. I will find out 10 years later that education and guidance sheets really mean nothing in this country and that's why the guidance counselor left without completing them with us.
I was left thinking why, being inquisitive as I was, why would a professional leave unfinished 'work' like that? On our desks these sheets of paper that really didn't make sense, especially after her departure. It all became clear 10 years later after university, that it did not matter, we are being streamed into cubicle concentration camps called business parks anyways; we are being geared towards dull & unrewarding jobs, anyway. What is the point? The education system is designed to fail us for the corporate mobsters. They are literally selling us out. And, any BS surfaces up on top of the water at some time or another. This is why the counselor couldn't keep a straight face: there isn't a future for us. Welcome to my generation: the millennial generation.
Fast forward 10 years and I am done university. You know; you fail, you pass, it doesn't matter. You will just get thrown to "the wolves". It was all a big baby sitting gig until you get too old to not have money. Until then, why don't you take another course? This is how my life was at York University. A lot of blur, sarcasm, and fake promises. I was stood up by profs, laughed at by them, ridiculed for no reason (I asked for a piece of paper and got yelled at for no reason) and financially robbed. After 4 useless/ unproductive years, I finally decided to end the torment and press that graduate button and get out ASAP!
Me leaving this weak place did not mean anything for them either. For this 'school' it meant they can continue harassing me for taking more courses. Does transition to the working world make sense to you? Harassing me with their fliers, credit card offerings (MBNA) and Manulife offerings. Joy! None of this had to do with education by the way. I didn't think much of these pesky offerings and continued to live my life until I had to start paying my loan back and started to struggle financially. Of course, they are winning now. This is their goal: to have you struggle and run around for the $ like a rat.
So, I set for the 'career' job search, where is that guidance card by the way? Nowhere to be seen. Where is york to help me find work? Nowhere. But I'm 30 thousand in debt: "not our problem" york seems to be saying when I was contacting them for help and getting no responses in return. But, it wasn't a problem to withdraw money from me like it grows on trees was it? So I continued searching. I was only applying for good jobs. And then, all of the sudden, I was getting weird calls from companies that I did not apply for. Saying that "I applied", no I didn't! I know if I did because the task of entering references is very memorable. And, I don't remember applying to these crappy companies and giving them my references.
It turned out that york was applying for me behind my back. How do I know? I won't name this criminal globalist company just to stay anonymous, but put it this way: THEY HAD A YORK U FLAG IN THEIR TRAINING OFFICE ON THE WALL. It all started to make sense now. These people are sell outs. Corporate uncle Sams at the worst. The funny thing is that the funny money they were offering a university graduate: $1,500/ month was a joke. Last time I checked a BACHELOR apartment in Toronto goes for a grand and I eat a grand a month (30 bucks/ day); like it is nothing. So I'm left with $500 - 200 for school debts, so in the end I have bag of chips money left. SCREW YOU YORK. STAY OUT OF GEN EDS, OUR HIGH SCHOOLS DO A BETTER JOB THAN YOU. THIS PLACE SUCKS.
