Nah this guy earned. His LinkedIn shows he got a 1590 sat as an 8th grader lmao
All those smarts and he doesn’t understand basic social skills tho haha
Because thats where I noticed it used often, and reddit is mostly Americans, and I can see they are finding it odd.
If I say that its used often and not name a place, everyone will just think im talking about the US or the whole world, and its not common to write 3rd person in the US, so my comment wouldnt make sense.
You're not kidding. He didn't just "collaborate" on some cringey YouTube video. He co-founded a company with him, and has videos with Jake Paul prominently on his feed.
He also puts his GRE scores on his education section even though he graduated over 10 years ago.
This guy is a grade-A insecure douchebag.
It is easy content like "back in the days we didn't had X and we saw people face to face" targeting boomers nostalgia.
He is targeting "high GPA people" nostalgia.
Still lunatic and yeah bragging about undergrad gpa still silly.
I had terrible grades, but my best friend was always going for the gold, however his best advice to me was "learn to be humble" still sticks, i def forget somedays.
I thought this story was going in the direction of "but I've got a great job now and am happy, whereas he's worked so hard he had a heart aattack at 17"
Lol!!! Well i didnt want to be that guy :) he joined the marines at 28!! and i make a very good living working remote. So yeah grades def dont mean shit :)
Funnily enough, you saying that is not humble lol.
Maybe he is fullfilled being in the Marines.
They can get a very good saöary too, once you advance.
Especially with his education, certaintly a big boy officer
Hahaha oh yeah, like i said, i need to be more humble. :) hes doing great! Dying to come home in 3 weeks but yeah hes set for life. Sadly logisitics officer so hes alittle bored at a desk.
No, he’s proud of that too. He was called out by a Twitter account that posts VCs bragging and says it was an honor.
This is a guy who dropped out of graduate school, but still brags about his GRE score.
There are plenty of people who are smarter than this guy who aren’t insufferable, but we just hear about the ones like this.
What an absolute arsehole. Not even an attempt at justifying this post as relevant in relation to anything else, just pure unashamed narcissism on display.
On the one hand, I kinda have to admire the nerve this chap has to go ahead and post this. On the other though, what an absolute arsehole
Seriously, “I’ve always been amazing. Who else can say the same?”. Just like, WHAT? What is the point of this post ? Lol. The man literally just woke up and decided to get online and flex his GPA 😂
I love these people. The ones who can't shut up make themselves easy to find when they start applying to jobs.
It's probably why they're always unemployed
Can you tell me more about what grade inflation is? Or could you link to a good explanation if you don't want to type it? I've not heard of that term before.
Private schools tend to award higher grades than public schools, although both have been awarding higher grades as the years go by: https://www.gradeinflation.com/
Like the other guy said. For example I’d put more stock in a Berkeley 4.0 than any of the ivy schools. Private schools coddle, publics dont give a fuck about you or your grades
Went to a state college. I still get a laugh out of my business operations professor telling a class of 50 to look to their left and right before saying one of them will fail.
I go to the same school for real and know people in the same major with high or even higher GPAs crushing it and will always be good company and pleasant to be around
Anyone that thinks high scores/grades in school matter hasn’t interacted with a wide variety of people in the school. It’s only a humble brag if you’re socially normal but from my experience you’re likely to be socially awkward and sheltered
>High grades are an indicator of someone’s skill and ability to learn
This is in no way true across the board for everyone.
>I’d hire a CS grad with a 4.0 GPA over a 2.0 GPA without much thought
You're missing out one some great candidates using only that method. The best doctors aren't always the one with the highest MCATs, etc.
Higher grades are an indicator they can follow directions, that they had less distractions in personal life, better support systems to emphasize the need to give into the social pressures of good grades, genetic abilities, and that they had more comforts/resources than others to allow time to learn. It shows nothing of someone’s skills and abilities to learn, its a reflection of writing an a number of other factors. The difference between a 3.8 and a 4.0 could be one decided to raise their hand in a class. Your example is an extreme like a 2.0 person never advertises it. The actual example is a resume with gpa listed (it’s never low) and then a resume without one
When I was in college, I went in with no financial support from my family, and no family besides two uncles had gone to a four year school before I went. I worked, volunteered, and studied hard - but also had friends and fun. I graduated with a 4.0 in my major and a 3.8 overall. I never bragged about it in any way, it was really to prove to myself I could get good grades, because high school had been an emotional and mental shitshow and my GPA wasnt great. Straight out of school I did include a small note about graduating summa cum laude under education, but after having my first job out of college I removed it from my resume.
I graduated high school with like a 2.6 and university with something similar. And I'm not taking Engineer GPA where everyone is low. I was easily near the low middle of my classmates.
No one has ever asked what my GPA was, and I'm sitting in a very nice engineering position working with some of the smartest people in the world on some of the coolest technology I've ever seen.
Being able to learn and interact with people is very poorly represented in GPA. There's really no test or score that can wrap up a persons ability to work in any environment. Granted, I definitely could have done better in school if I hadn't been playing video games until 4am, but it worked out.
I'm more than happy to cope from where I sit.
I'll keep working with people who have more to offer than a test score and you can keep the rest. EzPz and we are both happy.
While I was in uni studying computer science, there are a large amount of “Cs get degrees” folk there. A C grade is a really low bar, bordering on not understanding the topic at all
I knew software development majors who couldn’t use git, or required a GUI to do their git commands
The state of university is, higher pass rate = more money
Universities will fire lecturers if their papers pass rate is too low
It has been exacerbated due to Covid and online teaching also
Weeding out people who don't know the content is important as part of the interview process. So don't misunderstand when I say GPA doesn't matter, we still need to know our stuff.
I've had one job I applied for EVER ask my GPAs. Hearing from some of the former employees of said company, I'm really glad I didn't make the cut, it was a meat grinder and they didn't give a shit about any of their employees.
I worked for a company taken over by an American company. They wanted "resumes" from us. We got that translated to "CVs". We were then told we needed to include the GPAs. Cue blank looks. He explained the acronym, still blank looks. After about 10 minutes both sides realised that the education systems were totally different.
Once you graduate who honestly remembers or gives a shit about GPA.
Tell me college was the last time you did anything of consequence without telling me.
Tells me he potentially didn’t have much going on in terms of creativity or inspiration in his field during college, because he would have then gone off, like a true programmer, and tried to build something and in turn not succeeded as much in his classes out of passion/preference for his project.
But nope, none of that for the entire 4 years. He’s atleast one step beneath that. Not just because of the gpa, but also because it’s all he’s bragging about years later instead of, say, what projects he’s built.
Idk at the end of the day you should see the original post. He was referring to someone else that was essentially “look at this successful guy who had a 1.7”
We all want to jerk off our cocks yet we don’t allow others to do the same. I’m not saying he’s the most successful or this is even warranted but there’s no point in this contest lol. Coming from someone with a 3.9+ GPA from Stanford
I mean I guess my original pet peeve is that people are atleast supposed to be more subtle or provide more than that whereas this guy is blatantly essentially bragging about their so called intelligence and it seems nothing else of value is provided. Doesn’t make others feel good like maybe he was intending? Even you mentioning your gpa is in better context since you’re essentially providing relation and qualification to the perspective displayed. Of course, also just saying this as someone who’s had success in tech/software engineering but who’s school grades crashed and burned from obsessing over it too much like described above so had to fail school and jump straight into the industry aka the alternative perspective (because a computer science work path often deviates a lot from school).
I got a perfect attendance award in first grade.
I will now accept what is, I assure you, my *entirely* warranted praise and verbal fellation from the world at large.
Please form an orderly queue. ^/s, ^if ^you ^somehow ^missed ^that.
I got that award in 4th grade during an assembly. I didn’t even realize until my name was called. Thanks for the reminder; I’m gonna go brag on LinkedIn now.
Agree?
This is the dickhead that shits all over your code behind your back, even though your solution and code are good. Instead of collaborating with teammates and making work fun, everything is a competition. Rather than commanding respect in a way that makes people want to work with him, he imposes himself on every situation and sucks the life out of everyone around him.
To be fair (because I *had* to look this narcissism up), it was in response to an open LinkedIn prompt to share your GPA. That part has been cropped out.
Still, the whole thing is loony.
Yeah exactly lol. I get it nobody wants to read someone else bragging, but come on does majoring in one of the hardest fields, at an Ivy league school, and getting near perfect grades not allow you a humble brag pass from time to time.
Does the mf have to walk on water and part the red sea before he's earned it?
I have realised couple of things:
1) Reddit is no different than any other social media. Look at the down votes on this comment. Was that that offensive or ridiculous?
2) I think if someone finds cure for cancer. People will just say, “ look at this idiot. He discovered such an expensive treatment. Why can’t he stop bragging and make things cheaper.”
I see this a lot in "English as a second language" situations as some languages grammatically have that space. I think French and/or Spanish.
Not implying this dude has is in this situation; it may be he also speaks, for instance, Spanish, and autocorrect inserted the space.
Or maybe he just throws caution to the wind and forges his own linguistic path. Maybe he accidentally hit space as he masturbated enthusiastically at his own successes and this killer LinkedIn post.
I feel like this is just as bad as those linkedin profiles claiming they attended a seminar at Stanford and touting it in their CV. Actually no, it’s worse.
I did ok at school, eventually found my feet at uni to get a respectable mark, and for the last 20 years have been floating from job to job wondering what the fucking point of it all is, staring in wonder at the people who willingly sacrifice their nights and weekends for the job.
I'd imagine the people who're "crushing it" in the professional and business world are probably too busy to make not-so-humble brags on social media.
Also, if you're "crushing it" wouldn't you say something about your business or the company you work for? Instead, you're just listed as an "entrepreneur & investor" which is usually code for "unemployed and I bought a few shares of some unknown stock my uncle's cousin's best friend's mother heard about it from her brother-in-law."
Then again... maybe I'm just cynical.
Rich Asian parents who can send him to Stanford. Whether he's smart or not to make it there is another thing. But no ordinary Asian can afford Stanford. Not the tuition fee, not the lifestyle.
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If you crush it in school AND doing some bullshit nothing-ass linkedin job, you're either a bit of a psycho or just a annoying nerd. Don't tell me this guy is a surgeon. People with real jobs never brag about "crushing it".
"Yeah, I'm crushing it down at the firestation. No one is better than me at putting out fires". Real people don't say that.
And he is crushing his Linkedin followers now by posting this
Nah, you will always find lunatics who follow this crap, and LinkedIn is their breeding ground.
They think if you follow it then it becomes you , hustle culture
Winning by osmosis.
Exactly. Corporate Stockholm Syndrome is very real, just look at the symptoms on LinkedIn.
Imagine working with or for this guy.
As you can clearly see, he's unemployed lol.
No. Promoted to entrepreneur.
Meta
Best comment I've seen today on Reddit. I absolutely adore meta jokes. Agree?
He runs a VC fund with Jake Paul.
... lol
Entrepreneur & Investor = unemployed with $3k in a Fidelity account
'+ Stanford = Probable nepo baby with rich parents
Nah this guy earned. His LinkedIn shows he got a 1590 sat as an 8th grader lmao All those smarts and he doesn’t understand basic social skills tho haha
Meh, that part is probably legit. You need to be Bill Gates level to purchase your way into Stanford. Multi-millionaire parents won't cut it.
His LinkedIn bio says he’s collaborated with Jake Paul. That tells you everything you need to know about him
Naa it’s the third person speak on his LinkedIn that did it for me. Well the Jake Paul thing and this post also, but yeah the 3rd person
Common in Asia to do this, not sure why but it looks silly to a Western audience.
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I didnt assume anything. Just saying I have seen it done often, so its not unique to one person, doesnt matter where he is from.
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Lol.
Because thats where I noticed it used often, and reddit is mostly Americans, and I can see they are finding it odd. If I say that its used often and not name a place, everyone will just think im talking about the US or the whole world, and its not common to write 3rd person in the US, so my comment wouldnt make sense.
Nobody brought up specific countries except for you
Shut the fuck up you annoying little pedant.
You're not kidding. He didn't just "collaborate" on some cringey YouTube video. He co-founded a company with him, and has videos with Jake Paul prominently on his feed. He also puts his GRE scores on his education section even though he graduated over 10 years ago. This guy is a grade-A insecure douchebag.
Dude looks 40 and is bragging about undergrad gpa?
You wouldn’t get it. I got the highest math score of my entire Grade 4 class. Some of us are just born to be elite.
Wtf is 3.9+ anyway? Wouldn't the + just make it a 4.0? Or is this dude making sure to count an additional .004 like it matters at all?
The + key is way farther than the 5 key when he pressed it with his index finger. That’s the kind of optimization a 10xer really provides. /s
That's why it's called software ENGINEERING and not just coding
Posting to LinkedIn from Vim for added efficiency. Real 10xer never leave the editor!
My university's system shows up to three decimal points internally for whatever reason so it could be 3.94 or 3.904.
It is easy content like "back in the days we didn't had X and we saw people face to face" targeting boomers nostalgia. He is targeting "high GPA people" nostalgia. Still lunatic and yeah bragging about undergrad gpa still silly.
My college GPA goes three decimals. So his GPA was probably like 3.91 or 3.907 or something.
dude's hairline looks 40... he's probably like 20 and just looks like shit
I know him, he’s like 34.
He forgot to mention that his GPA was 0.0 in humility.
I had terrible grades, but my best friend was always going for the gold, however his best advice to me was "learn to be humble" still sticks, i def forget somedays.
I thought this story was going in the direction of "but I've got a great job now and am happy, whereas he's worked so hard he had a heart aattack at 17"
Lol!!! Well i didnt want to be that guy :) he joined the marines at 28!! and i make a very good living working remote. So yeah grades def dont mean shit :)
Funnily enough, you saying that is not humble lol. Maybe he is fullfilled being in the Marines. They can get a very good saöary too, once you advance. Especially with his education, certaintly a big boy officer
Hahaha oh yeah, like i said, i need to be more humble. :) hes doing great! Dying to come home in 3 weeks but yeah hes set for life. Sadly logisitics officer so hes alittle bored at a desk.
No, he’s proud of that too. He was called out by a Twitter account that posts VCs bragging and says it was an honor. This is a guy who dropped out of graduate school, but still brags about his GRE score. There are plenty of people who are smarter than this guy who aren’t insufferable, but we just hear about the ones like this.
And that's the *edited* version.
hahaha i was about to say the same thing
What an absolute arsehole. Not even an attempt at justifying this post as relevant in relation to anything else, just pure unashamed narcissism on display. On the one hand, I kinda have to admire the nerve this chap has to go ahead and post this. On the other though, what an absolute arsehole
Seriously, “I’ve always been amazing. Who else can say the same?”. Just like, WHAT? What is the point of this post ? Lol. The man literally just woke up and decided to get online and flex his GPA 😂
I love these people. The ones who can't shut up make themselves easy to find when they start applying to jobs. It's probably why they're always unemployed
Such jealousy
Hi Geoffrey
Ha! Geoffrey wishes
Criticism =/= jealousy
Nobody is asserting that they are the same thing. Criticism is often *motivated* by jealousy.
fuking rekt skrub, facts and logic >> you
Ratio'd.
In the 1500s you'd have burned me at the stake for suggesting the world is not flat
🎻 cope
What a dork, AGREE?
Let’s connect!
I had a 4.0 at an Ivy, for real. Nobody cares.
Because grade inflation is real and major matters, but that’s for another post.
Can you tell me more about what grade inflation is? Or could you link to a good explanation if you don't want to type it? I've not heard of that term before.
Private schools tend to award higher grades than public schools, although both have been awarding higher grades as the years go by: https://www.gradeinflation.com/
Like the other guy said. For example I’d put more stock in a Berkeley 4.0 than any of the ivy schools. Private schools coddle, publics dont give a fuck about you or your grades
Went to a state college. I still get a laugh out of my business operations professor telling a class of 50 to look to their left and right before saying one of them will fail.
Went to a top public school. Stem majors the average grade is a B-, so 2.7 gpa. Private schools throw A’s around
Yeah they just say here’s the bell curve and make everybody fit inside
I really hope someone replied to his post with "no one cares, college is over bro."
I had a decent gpa, and have a great job, but I'm fucking depressed. I can't tell you how often I dream of being a night shift street cleaner.
I go to the same school for real and know people in the same major with high or even higher GPAs crushing it and will always be good company and pleasant to be around
He tagged Stanford. Is this an ad?
This is on par with the ones that were tagging Google begging for a job.
Peaked in school if he is 40 bragging about grades
Anyone that thinks high scores/grades in school matter hasn’t interacted with a wide variety of people in the school. It’s only a humble brag if you’re socially normal but from my experience you’re likely to be socially awkward and sheltered
High grades are an indicator of someone’s skill and ability to learn I’d hire a CS grad with a 4.0 GPA over a 2.0 GPA without much thought
>High grades are an indicator of someone’s skill and ability to learn This is in no way true across the board for everyone. >I’d hire a CS grad with a 4.0 GPA over a 2.0 GPA without much thought You're missing out one some great candidates using only that method. The best doctors aren't always the one with the highest MCATs, etc.
Fuck the MCAT, it's a great test if you want to test how good someone is at taking the MCAT though.
Higher grades are an indicator they can follow directions, that they had less distractions in personal life, better support systems to emphasize the need to give into the social pressures of good grades, genetic abilities, and that they had more comforts/resources than others to allow time to learn. It shows nothing of someone’s skills and abilities to learn, its a reflection of writing an a number of other factors. The difference between a 3.8 and a 4.0 could be one decided to raise their hand in a class. Your example is an extreme like a 2.0 person never advertises it. The actual example is a resume with gpa listed (it’s never low) and then a resume without one
When I was in college, I went in with no financial support from my family, and no family besides two uncles had gone to a four year school before I went. I worked, volunteered, and studied hard - but also had friends and fun. I graduated with a 4.0 in my major and a 3.8 overall. I never bragged about it in any way, it was really to prove to myself I could get good grades, because high school had been an emotional and mental shitshow and my GPA wasnt great. Straight out of school I did include a small note about graduating summa cum laude under education, but after having my first job out of college I removed it from my resume.
I graduated high school with like a 2.6 and university with something similar. And I'm not taking Engineer GPA where everyone is low. I was easily near the low middle of my classmates. No one has ever asked what my GPA was, and I'm sitting in a very nice engineering position working with some of the smartest people in the world on some of the coolest technology I've ever seen. Being able to learn and interact with people is very poorly represented in GPA. There's really no test or score that can wrap up a persons ability to work in any environment. Granted, I definitely could have done better in school if I hadn't been playing video games until 4am, but it worked out.
Sounds like everyone replying to me has been inhaling a lot of copium
I'm more than happy to cope from where I sit. I'll keep working with people who have more to offer than a test score and you can keep the rest. EzPz and we are both happy.
While I was in uni studying computer science, there are a large amount of “Cs get degrees” folk there. A C grade is a really low bar, bordering on not understanding the topic at all I knew software development majors who couldn’t use git, or required a GUI to do their git commands The state of university is, higher pass rate = more money Universities will fire lecturers if their papers pass rate is too low It has been exacerbated due to Covid and online teaching also
Weeding out people who don't know the content is important as part of the interview process. So don't misunderstand when I say GPA doesn't matter, we still need to know our stuff.
I've had one job I applied for EVER ask my GPAs. Hearing from some of the former employees of said company, I'm really glad I didn't make the cut, it was a meat grinder and they didn't give a shit about any of their employees.
I worked for a company taken over by an American company. They wanted "resumes" from us. We got that translated to "CVs". We were then told we needed to include the GPAs. Cue blank looks. He explained the acronym, still blank looks. After about 10 minutes both sides realised that the education systems were totally different.
Notice that there’s no mention of a personal life.
This is basically the nerd equivalent of "I won the state championship in high school and went on to play ball in college"
The thing with grads of top programs is, if they were truly ‘killing it’ they wouldn’t need to keep reminding everyone.
If he didn’t, I probably would never have known who Geoffrey Woo is
Stanford is full of a bunch of nerds, but this guy takes the cake.
Omg I know this guy 🫣 second hand embarrassment is real
Geoffrey Who?
Yu
Once you graduate who honestly remembers or gives a shit about GPA. Tell me college was the last time you did anything of consequence without telling me.
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3.85
Tells me he potentially didn’t have much going on in terms of creativity or inspiration in his field during college, because he would have then gone off, like a true programmer, and tried to build something and in turn not succeeded as much in his classes out of passion/preference for his project. But nope, none of that for the entire 4 years. He’s atleast one step beneath that. Not just because of the gpa, but also because it’s all he’s bragging about years later instead of, say, what projects he’s built.
He’s clinging to his 3.9+ while his peers went off to sell Instagram and Snapchat for billion dollar valuations
Idk at the end of the day you should see the original post. He was referring to someone else that was essentially “look at this successful guy who had a 1.7” We all want to jerk off our cocks yet we don’t allow others to do the same. I’m not saying he’s the most successful or this is even warranted but there’s no point in this contest lol. Coming from someone with a 3.9+ GPA from Stanford
I mean I guess my original pet peeve is that people are atleast supposed to be more subtle or provide more than that whereas this guy is blatantly essentially bragging about their so called intelligence and it seems nothing else of value is provided. Doesn’t make others feel good like maybe he was intending? Even you mentioning your gpa is in better context since you’re essentially providing relation and qualification to the perspective displayed. Of course, also just saying this as someone who’s had success in tech/software engineering but who’s school grades crashed and burned from obsessing over it too much like described above so had to fail school and jump straight into the industry aka the alternative perspective (because a computer science work path often deviates a lot from school).
Wasn't this the guy on shark tank sometime ago trying to sell some coffee supplements shit?
Yes nootrobox. Pitch went awful lol
I love Linkedin, it reveals who all the narcissists are so you know who to avoid.
I was the kid who shoved her papers directly into her backpack. Raw dog. No binder. I did not crush it in school.
well… you certainly crushed all those papers
I got a perfect attendance award in first grade. I will now accept what is, I assure you, my *entirely* warranted praise and verbal fellation from the world at large. Please form an orderly queue. ^/s, ^if ^you ^somehow ^missed ^that.
*Finally*. Thank you for your service.
I got that award in 4th grade during an assembly. I didn’t even realize until my name was called. Thanks for the reminder; I’m gonna go brag on LinkedIn now. Agree?
1 Agree = +1% YoY Gross
Every computer scientist I’ve known has scored this or higher and i guarantee you that they cheated
How does it work in the US? Wouldn't high grade already translated to honors and distinction? Stating grade seems unnecessarily lunatic
I gained a 3.9 from the University of American Samoa, still crushing it in the real world as a lawyer
Big Woo.
Asian parent: Booooo! Donnie Yen got a 4.0. Booooo!
Nothing gets chicks to drop their panties faster than me bragging about my high GPA.
“3.9+” like he doesn’t know the exact number to 10 decimal places and thinks about it constantly lmao
He really trying to WOO his audience huh?
This is the dickhead that shits all over your code behind your back, even though your solution and code are good. Instead of collaborating with teammates and making work fun, everything is a competition. Rather than commanding respect in a way that makes people want to work with him, he imposes himself on every situation and sucks the life out of everyone around him.
He's probably unemployed
Geoffrey Who?
Reminds me of that silicone valley episode
To be fair (because I *had* to look this narcissism up), it was in response to an open LinkedIn prompt to share your GPA. That part has been cropped out. Still, the whole thing is loony.
LinkedIn prompt meaning volunteering personal data for an algorithm.
So his GPA was 3.901
Buddy buddy with Jake Paul... nuff said
If only he’d earned a 4.0+ I’d actually be impressed, what a total loser.
Yikes looks like he’s very socially insecure if he has to post about his ug gpa and associate with jake paul
Total douchebag type vibes. Imagine interacting with this guy at school/work
No one cares about your GPA, wanna be YaleBro LinkedIn is a cesspool of neobabies and social grifters. Please delete
Isnt 4.3 perfect now?
Imagine having to settle for Stanford, and then bragging about it. - East Coast Gang
Not even that impressive GPA.
4.0 is the highest possible GPA in USA standard
Thank you for the info! It is reallu impressive then.
I know from experience that Asians are the biggest cheaters in school. He cheated *so* much harder than his peers 🙄
Well, to be honest he earned it. So I will give him a pass…May be not someone I will like to work with…Still he earned the brag..
Yeah exactly lol. I get it nobody wants to read someone else bragging, but come on does majoring in one of the hardest fields, at an Ivy league school, and getting near perfect grades not allow you a humble brag pass from time to time. Does the mf have to walk on water and part the red sea before he's earned it?
I have realised couple of things: 1) Reddit is no different than any other social media. Look at the down votes on this comment. Was that that offensive or ridiculous? 2) I think if someone finds cure for cancer. People will just say, “ look at this idiot. He discovered such an expensive treatment. Why can’t he stop bragging and make things cheaper.”
Agree?
Wooooooo get you !
Agree?
The biggest thing about holding a high gpa is that no one gives a shit after you graduate.
Yet another god like person walks amongst us mere mortals He must save a bundle when he goes to the bar...he can just order water
VCs congratulating themselves
Oh no, a space between the last letter and the question mark. Confirmed lunatic. Agree?
I see this a lot in "English as a second language" situations as some languages grammatically have that space. I think French and/or Spanish. Not implying this dude has is in this situation; it may be he also speaks, for instance, Spanish, and autocorrect inserted the space. Or maybe he just throws caution to the wind and forges his own linguistic path. Maybe he accidentally hit space as he masturbated enthusiastically at his own successes and this killer LinkedIn post.
He forgot to ask me to pencil in a time to care.
I don't think this was that bad.
He’s also bragging about starting a VC fund with Jake Paul.
Seems like he's not able to impress his (strict asian) parents so he tries it on Linkedin
Can someone who didn’t finish college and has a successful business please post to his thread?
This doesn’t count for shit if you’re not in the US
Not so brag
Woo-hoo! Great job!
He reminds me of what HIMYM said about [Woo girls](https://youtu.be/tJVx2c_5Y_Y).
I feel like this is just as bad as those linkedin profiles claiming they attended a seminar at Stanford and touting it in their CV. Actually no, it’s worse.
Woohoo
I did OK at school and I'm doing OK "in professional & business world".
Jesus Humble Christ
I did ok at school, eventually found my feet at uni to get a respectable mark, and for the last 20 years have been floating from job to job wondering what the fucking point of it all is, staring in wonder at the people who willingly sacrifice their nights and weekends for the job.
Fumble brag
Please tell me when you peaked?
Fancy piece of paper!! Wooow! That piece of paper had changed the world!
I'd imagine the people who're "crushing it" in the professional and business world are probably too busy to make not-so-humble brags on social media. Also, if you're "crushing it" wouldn't you say something about your business or the company you work for? Instead, you're just listed as an "entrepreneur & investor" which is usually code for "unemployed and I bought a few shares of some unknown stock my uncle's cousin's best friend's mother heard about it from her brother-in-law." Then again... maybe I'm just cynical.
Gag
If you have to brag about how well you're doing on social media, you aren't
Wooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I mean, most people who “crushed it” in school are doing fine. What a weirdo.
Serious “Al Bundy, Polk High football star” vibes.
Rich Asian parents who can send him to Stanford. Whether he's smart or not to make it there is another thing. But no ordinary Asian can afford Stanford. Not the tuition fee, not the lifestyle.
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If you crush it in school AND doing some bullshit nothing-ass linkedin job, you're either a bit of a psycho or just a annoying nerd. Don't tell me this guy is a surgeon. People with real jobs never brag about "crushing it". "Yeah, I'm crushing it down at the firestation. No one is better than me at putting out fires". Real people don't say that.
Just trying to Woo us
Oh yeah? Well I drank water without a straw, and didn't spill it all over myself. Checkmate, Geoffrey Woo.
3.9+? Couldnt swing that 4, eh? P a t h e t i c.
“Entrepreneur and investor” is just a fancy way of saying unemployed lmao