This is a bunch of bull shit. I live in ct, never went to Yale, and I know professors who taught at Yale and say that there is know difference with the students that attend at Yale and that attend at a Community College. I’m not trying to say that Yale students aren’t smart or talented, but no offense don’t make other people think they are like gods compared to normal students lol
@@sneharane9133 I wouldn't let them discourage you like that. Ithaca is very beautiful but also remote and super cold in the winters. Really depends on what you like and the environment you thrive in!
Unless you are a person of color...aka affirmative Action, which finally has been deemed unconstitutional, cause picking people BASED on their color is racist..
Facts about college. Usually too young to know what you need, so go after what you want, and discover in the process. Don’t need college either, but guidance and community when utilized are a huge boon.
The best part about getting into prestigious universities IS realizing that you ain't shit. It gives us the character development we, the overachievers, sorely needed to get through the rest of life. And the shiny diploma, of course, lol. Not everyone gets out of uni with that character development, tho.
You can still do that but you’ll lose a marketing avenue that can help you find an audience. That’s the hardest part you’re going to have is finding someone who will buy your art. Unless you have a patron of some kind no one’s going to pay you to just make art. You gotta sell yourself all the time and learn to connect with people or else your art just isn’t going to stand out from the sea of others also trying to make art. You don’t need to be Jake Paul but you do need to have a healthy appreciation for marketing of which being an influencer is part of the deal.
I feel this. I wanted to be a surgeon but my mom was just like at this point you're gonna talk your patients out of getting the surgery. You're too motivational lol
@@DucTapeDino agreed. At first I wanted to be neuro but then wanted to be a plastic surgeon. But I was always encouraging her to just workout or she's not bad. She's like you can't be a plastic surgeon lol
@@TheGuniverse2k Never let something someone says, no matter who they are, get in the way of your fulfilling your dream. Plastic surgery is one of the most competitive surgical subspecialties but people match into programs every year. It’s possible!
I have a friend in my program that went to Yale for undergrad. He’s naturally intelligent, and we’re physicists now in grad school at another Ivy. Grad school tho? I found undergrad harder than grad school, not cause of the material, cause dear GOD this shit is painful and no one can help you at this level, but it’s easier in terms of dealing with it. The discipline that these schools teach you, whether you’re a double Ivy like some of my colleagues, or like me who’s just now being trained by the most prestigious people, the support required to keep you SANE because of the difficulty is insane. Luckily, if you don’t wanna drown you need to collaborate, so whereas undergrad was constant competition, grad school is collaboration
It’s interesting because she can still metaphorically take people apart and put them back together with good screen writing. Taking the audience on an emotional rollercoaster.
This is how i felt during my undergrad..i studied computer science at university of Toronto, it may not be as impressive as Harvard, yale, Cambridge etc but it was one of the top Schools in Canada so getting into the major, and trying to keep up with one of the most intense programs at the school and trying to graduate was certainly stressful. Everyone of my classmates were very intelligent and very much talented as well. Graduating felt like a huge accomplishment in one of the most competitive schools and programs within the school. Except now that im 30 i still struggle to find my passion :( which im working on now. Super glad to hear film found her and now shes happy with where she's at. I hope to be in that spot too one day.
My experience was by accident and hopefully you can see the light for yourself. Don’t stress..I was a single mom, working as an assistant without a degree. I accidentally fell in love with my bosses career. She made it seem so easy, she had swag, she respected everyone and made sure to help those who needed it. I, have the same talent surprisingly and only found out by being exposed to this career…This motivated me to finish my bachelors degree in what I wanted. I’m graduating soon and I’ll be inviting her, I already told her. Perhaps opening your heart and switch careers. Look at what you’re naturally good at, maybe a career in which you feel like you can help. Become someone’s assistant. Volunteer and you’ll be surprised how much that can influence your path in life. I volunteer on skid row in LA-anyone who lives here knows it’s damn crazy of me to do it, but I’ve been able to learn a lot!
@@Yoksol wow thats so amazing. your words of courage is very powerful. thank you very much for that. can i ask what career, or type of work u were in while u were working as an assistant? what did you end up studying your degree in ! I've recently fell back into interest of returning to school but i feel too old now. i know it's never too old to study but it's hard when you need a job to get by at the same time so it's a hard decision. i've never done much volunteer, that's a good start. i never really knew where you sought those opportunities but i'll def start looking online for them. amazing story from you. im so happy for yo! CONGRATULATIONS ON GRADUATION TOO. Thta's one hell of an achivement, especially as a single mom, I definitely look up to you. I hope you best of luck in your future endeavors thereonafter. ^_^
@@joshualunger9909 AYY YOO LETS GOO. COMP SCI SPECIALIST HERE TOO. GOODLUCK HF WITH 373 AND 369 LOL gave me ptsd that i still Rmb till this day 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣but hello my fellow Junior!! Haha 🫡🫡
i used to think Yale was so cool as a kid. I mean some parts are, like i go to Yale health and the hospital and those are nice.. but the actual campus is grossss. I go to school in New Haven. when I'm taking the bus or just walking around downtown i just see how awful it is
@@taylorswiftsucks literally ! i went to co-op for highschool & i would have to take the city bus to school & would see just fights with homelsss people everhday smh , im so greatful to finally be moving out of this DUMP
I'm in one of the most prestegious highschool in my country, some even call it the most prestegious, and I got humbled fast. Everyone's very clever, and talented, you can literally tell who's good at what, and there's me, a jack of all trades but a master of none. but it comes with it's benefits, one of my very very intelligent friend asked me how I know stuff in a lot of different fields and topics, and I just go like, Google. 😂
do you think you have photographic memory perhaps? anyone can use google but if you actually store that info and can pull it up when needed then that’s def a skill
DONT COMPARE YOURSELF TO OTHERS! Everyone has something they bring to the table, even if it's not appreciated in the same way. I think humans all have the capacity for wonderful things.
I know people who went to other Ivy leagues (Harvard, Penn, Princeton, Cornell, Columbia, brown) and they said it was easy AF (generally speaking). But those people really deserved to be there. The bottom 50% of Ivy leagues are just smart people whereas the next 25% are very smart and the top 25% are border line geniuses.
I love how she says “I just wanted to be in the operating room” like she’s been doing it her whole life already, when in reality she’s just been watching House on TV.
Tremendous talent. I can relate to feeling intimidated or insecure. We all need to remember that we have our own unique gifts to share with the world!!! Comparison is the thief of JOY!❤
I felt the same in high school, trust me when I say college will be so much better. The first semester will be tough but it gets better. Also, college isn’t for everyone, it doesn’t make you less intelligent if you don’t go
The startup I was at 23 years ago hired someone out of Yale, MS Compsci. Poor girl couldn't write a page of C code to save her own life. Either she lied on her resume, or certain departments at Yale are sketchy, or just teach all theory and no practice.
Yale is boring as hell. Its in a rinky dink city next to a ghetto section of New Haven. If you have to pick an Ivy, I recommend Harvard instead of Yale. But if you do choose Yale, head to my favorite boba shop there. Its called “Loose Leaf”. Just some thoughts from an Alumnus (Class of 2020).
I’m surprised they don’t talk about the environment that surrounds Yale. Like seeing multitudes of strung out people all over the downtown area and how it affects their mindset long term while attending the university.
On average, 6-8 years of premed and medical school and then 5 years residency and then 3 years additional training to work independently. Thats 16 years after high school. To goes by quickly though 😅
The fact that i thought when she said “getting thrown in an pool of other intelligent people” and I though she meant actually swimming around with them… shows why im not qualified for Yale 😭
That's so wierd to me that in the states you get except to a school, in my country you apply to a specific degree/faculty within a school, you don't get to "declare" a major.
To be honest, you’ll feel like you’re not all that at any college or anywhere you go. Even at a state school, I was quickly humbled by super intelligent people who were also pre-med. it made it more intimidating for sure.
I’ve met the smartest people in special projects in the military. Submariners, Seals, CBRN, EOD guys are crazy, First Recon Marines and Rangers are crazy and scary too. Swcc Air-force Intelligence. Signal intelligence for each branch
Idk the Ivy Leagues have kinda gone down hill from what I have heard. I have 2 friends who are going to brown and the can chooses to pass/fail every class, most of them are legacy with insane wealth and there parents paying for EVERYTHING, and they all smoke weed lol( idk dude is teetotal so he notices), and classes aren’t that much harder from any other college.
Definitely shadow a ton if you are pre med bc there is so much more to being a doctor than what gets portrayed. Also I always asked the doctors I shadowed: if you had the option to do it all again, would you? If you were my age what advice would you give yourself? Lots of doctors said that they would have chosen a different path.
@@microbees2437 it's spread out through Downton new haven. basically the campus is in the middle of the city, not in a secluded space. but it's not like a nice college town.. the area where Yale is has its nice parts but it's extremely busy and there is lots of homeless people and druggies. not very safe. you should visit before deciding to go there, and I don't just mean a tour they provide because they definitely will only show you the good parts, I mean go explore the area of downtown new haven. and you will constantly hear ambulances and sirens all the time. Yale is awesome and has its good parts but location is a big deal breaker for people
*Does anybody know what this person ended up doing?* I went down the same path, I became a nurse, I started my premed, and then I left. I’m really curious where they ended up 🤔
I lived in New Haven and used to party with the Yale girls and shit when I was younger, some of these kids we’re so smart but so pretentious and spoiled that it was off putting
News flash at 99% of universities across North America students are are smart. On a side note I met lots of Ivy League students or alumni and most of them seemed as sharp as a bag of marbles.
Then Yale B-role plays in the back ground with a Chinese dude screwing on a massing bolt with a wrench on an airplane that has no bolts. 😂😂😂😂 not too smart
I worked with Ivy league grads my entire life. Not impressed. Perhaps coming from HS working with the top 10% performers consistently is a different pace.
watch full pod at link.trykarat.com/toph
This is a bunch of bull shit. I live in ct, never went to Yale, and I know professors who taught at Yale and say that there is know difference with the students that attend at Yale and that attend at a Community College. I’m not trying to say that Yale students aren’t smart or talented, but no offense don’t make other people think they are like gods compared to normal students lol
That’s how I felt when I got to Cornell! I was humbled so quickly by how intelligent and talented everyone was
@@sneharane9133nah it’s sooo mid go to a place like NU or duke over Cornell
@@sneharane9133 no one likes Ithaca, definitely not the people who live ther
@@sneharane9133 mechanical engineering
@@sneharane9133 I wouldn't let them discourage you like that. Ithaca is very beautiful but also remote and super cold in the winters. Really depends on what you like and the environment you thrive in!
Safety school!!!
I love the fact that most of the people in the comments don't know who she is haha! That's the voice of Toph from ATLA :)
DANG
🤯 🤯 I was today years old when I learned that
Who?
Who gives a shit?
Doesn’t help me
I went to Yale Drama. Being around such ridiculously talented people all the time changes you for the better but it’s also a lot of pressure.
Just remember you were one of those smart people!
That sounds like an amazing opportunity to be a part of!
Can you tell something about education there? Is it worth it? Where do you work now?
The toughest part about Yale is getting in
Respectfully no
Unless you are a person of color...aka affirmative Action, which finally has been deemed unconstitutional, cause picking people BASED on their color is racist..
Did you go to Yale lol?
@@mitchtilmon8937 a similarly rigorous college
@@le3308so no lol
Facts about college. Usually too young to know what you need, so go after what you want, and discover in the process. Don’t need college either, but guidance and community when utilized are a huge boon.
I learned this rhe hard way.
@@Aee163 so did I!!! Lol
The politics you have to deal with - most honest reviews of Yale uni
Lesson in every uni
A breeding ground for leftwing lunatics anyway who cares
What do you mean by dealing with politics? Could you explain it to me from a foreign’s perspective ☺️
Your politics have to be far left. If you say something else, you will get taken aside and talked to.
@@user-es9tj4xw5tseriously? does freedom of speech not apply to american universities or what?
"I'm a bit of a hippie"
*Wears prada necklace*
💀
You mean this clip isn't a parody.....?
The best part about getting into prestigious universities IS realizing that you ain't shit. It gives us the character development we, the overachievers, sorely needed to get through the rest of life. And the shiny diploma, of course, lol. Not everyone gets out of uni with that character development, tho.
Me as an artist realizing I don’t want to be an influencer I just want to paint paintings lol
You can still do that but you’ll lose a marketing avenue that can help you find an audience. That’s the hardest part you’re going to have is finding someone who will buy your art. Unless you have a patron of some kind no one’s going to pay you to just make art. You gotta sell yourself all the time and learn to connect with people or else your art just isn’t going to stand out from the sea of others also trying to make art.
You don’t need to be Jake Paul but you do need to have a healthy appreciation for marketing of which being an influencer is part of the deal.
I feel this. I wanted to be a surgeon but my mom was just like at this point you're gonna talk your patients out of getting the surgery. You're too motivational lol
The best surgeons know how to talk their patients into surgery but most importantly out of surgery. There’s a time and a place for both.
@@DucTapeDino agreed. At first I wanted to be neuro but then wanted to be a plastic surgeon. But I was always encouraging her to just workout or she's not bad. She's like you can't be a plastic surgeon lol
@@TheGuniverse2k Never let something someone says, no matter who they are, get in the way of your fulfilling your dream. Plastic surgery is one of the most competitive surgical subspecialties but people match into programs every year. It’s possible!
Very important feeling to have. Always surround yourself with those who are better
College in general is a greater eye-opener. Whatever you had going on at home, someone in college is more/better! 😂
Forreal tho!! 😂😅
That's how I felt about my first week at my community college. Still I managed to graduate with an Associate's degree.
Yes, I agree with this statement. Currently going through this right now as a college freshman😅😂
I have a friend in my program that went to Yale for undergrad. He’s naturally intelligent, and we’re physicists now in grad school at another Ivy. Grad school tho? I found undergrad harder than grad school, not cause of the material, cause dear GOD this shit is painful and no one can help you at this level, but it’s easier in terms of dealing with it. The discipline that these schools teach you, whether you’re a double Ivy like some of my colleagues, or like me who’s just now being trained by the most prestigious people, the support required to keep you SANE because of the difficulty is insane. Luckily, if you don’t wanna drown you need to collaborate, so whereas undergrad was constant competition, grad school is collaboration
The toughest part about YALE is surviving New Haven lol
Wow that hit hard
Especially knowing you ain’t the star ⭐️
It’s interesting because she can still metaphorically take people apart and put them back together with good screen writing. Taking the audience on an emotional rollercoaster.
Everyone’s a pre med lmao
Ive made it through this system, and its disgusting
@@tylerp7522why?
Holy shit Toph can see
This is how i felt during my undergrad..i studied computer science at university of Toronto, it may not be as impressive as Harvard, yale, Cambridge etc but it was one of the top Schools in Canada so getting into the major, and trying to keep up with one of the most intense programs at the school and trying to graduate was certainly stressful. Everyone of my classmates were very intelligent and very much talented as well. Graduating felt like a huge accomplishment in one of the most competitive schools and programs within the school. Except now that im 30 i still struggle to find my passion :( which im working on now.
Super glad to hear film found her and now shes happy with where she's at. I hope to be in that spot too one day.
My experience was by accident and hopefully you can see the light for yourself. Don’t stress..I was a single mom, working as an assistant without a degree. I accidentally fell in love with my bosses career. She made it seem so easy, she had swag, she respected everyone and made sure to help those who needed it. I, have the same talent surprisingly and only found out by being exposed to this career…This motivated me to finish my bachelors degree in what I wanted. I’m graduating soon and I’ll be inviting her, I already told her.
Perhaps opening your heart and switch careers. Look at what you’re naturally good at, maybe a career in which you feel like you can help. Become someone’s assistant. Volunteer and you’ll be surprised how much that can influence your path in life.
I volunteer on skid row in LA-anyone who lives here knows it’s damn crazy of me to do it, but I’ve been able to learn a lot!
@@Yoksol wow thats so amazing. your words of courage is very powerful. thank you very much for that.
can i ask what career, or type of work u were in while u were working as an assistant? what did you end up studying your degree in !
I've recently fell back into interest of returning to school but i feel too old now. i know it's never too old to study but it's hard when you need a job to get by at the same time so it's a hard decision.
i've never done much volunteer, that's a good start. i never really knew where you sought those opportunities but i'll def start looking online for them.
amazing story from you. im so happy for yo! CONGRATULATIONS ON GRADUATION TOO. Thta's one hell of an achivement, especially as a single mom, I definitely look up to you. I hope you best of luck in your future endeavors thereonafter. ^_^
Current UofT CS Spec here. Go U of T! 🍁
@@joshualunger9909 AYY YOO LETS GOO. COMP SCI SPECIALIST HERE TOO. GOODLUCK HF WITH 373 AND 369 LOL gave me ptsd that i still Rmb till this day 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣but hello my fellow Junior!! Haha 🫡🫡
IT MAKES ME LAUGH SOOO HARD 😂 BC i live right next to yale ... new haven CT & it's in the worst part of new haven , , yale is legit in the hood ! 😂
i used to think Yale was so cool as a kid. I mean some parts are, like i go to Yale health and the hospital and those are nice.. but the actual campus is grossss. I go to school in New Haven. when I'm taking the bus or just walking around downtown i just see how awful it is
@@taylorswiftsucks literally ! i went to co-op for highschool & i would have to take the city bus to school & would see just fights with homelsss people everhday smh , im so greatful to finally be moving out of this DUMP
@@taylorswiftsucks yeah we're greatful to have yale as our hospital!!
yale makes me pale
Yales the best. Can’t wait to start my senior year
they dont only accept super smart people all you need is enough money and you will get in it literally happened to my cousin
That is absolutely correct.
I don't think it's always the case, I have a friend who got a full ride scolarship to harvard all the way from Africa
I'm in one of the most prestegious highschool in my country, some even call it the most prestegious, and I got humbled fast. Everyone's very clever, and talented, you can literally tell who's good at what, and there's me, a jack of all trades but a master of none. but it comes with it's benefits, one of my very very intelligent friend asked me how I know stuff in a lot of different fields and topics, and I just go like, Google. 😂
which hs, is it tjhss?
“ A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one.”
do you think you have photographic memory perhaps? anyone can use google but if you actually store that info and can pull it up when needed then that’s def a skill
Feel you on spiritual level😭😭
@@tajanalthis is cool quote ty
DONT COMPARE YOURSELF TO OTHERS! Everyone has something they bring to the table, even if it's not appreciated in the same way. I think humans all have the capacity for wonderful things.
I know people who went to other Ivy leagues (Harvard, Penn, Princeton, Cornell, Columbia, brown) and they said it was easy AF (generally speaking). But those people really deserved to be there. The bottom 50% of Ivy leagues are just smart people whereas the next 25% are very smart and the top 25% are border line geniuses.
I love how she says “I just wanted to be in the operating room” like she’s been doing it her whole life already, when in reality she’s just been watching House on TV.
That’s exactly how I felt when I went to Georgia Tech, especially studying engineering
Tremendous talent. I can relate to feeling intimidated or insecure. We all need to remember that we have our own unique gifts to share with the world!!! Comparison is the thief of JOY!❤
Man, I already feel like an idiot in highschool, I guess college is going to be alien language for me
I felt the same in high school, trust me when I say college will be so much better. The first semester will be tough but it gets better. Also, college isn’t for everyone, it doesn’t make you less intelligent if you don’t go
I was about to stop scrolling through shorts until I got to this one and yelled "TOPH????"
The startup I was at 23 years ago hired someone out of Yale, MS Compsci. Poor girl couldn't write a page of C code to save her own life. Either she lied on her resume, or certain departments at Yale are sketchy, or just teach all theory and no practice.
I love how this got paired with he video of the guy interviewing students who only studied 1-2 hrs a weeks and never attend class
Yale is boring as hell.
Its in a rinky dink city next to a ghetto section of New Haven.
If you have to pick an Ivy, I recommend Harvard instead of Yale.
But if you do choose Yale, head to my favorite boba shop there. Its called “Loose Leaf”.
Just some thoughts from an Alumnus (Class of 2020).
75 percent of college students right there, couldnt hack their original major
The crazy eyes in the first 20 seconds told everyone watching that she was never going to be a doctor. Writer? Actor? Yeah that sounds about right.
I went to a public school and felt like this and now I’m questioning how dumb I actually am 🥲
I’m surprised they don’t talk about the environment that surrounds Yale. Like seeing multitudes of strung out people all over the downtown area and how it affects their mindset long term while attending the university.
Premed to surgeon is a long trip... Just saying!
On average, 6-8 years of premed and medical school and then 5 years residency and then 3 years additional training to work independently. Thats 16 years after high school. To goes by quickly though 😅
@@alicethursday8577currently in med school and I can tell u it doesn’t go by quick lmao
The fact that i thought when she said “getting thrown in an pool of other intelligent people” and I though she meant actually swimming around with them… shows why im not qualified for Yale 😭
Medicine isnt politics especially in the beginning lol
That's so wierd to me that in the states you get except to a school, in my country you apply to a specific degree/faculty within a school, you don't get to "declare" a major.
She's sooo 'Toph'! ;)
I hate when people burst out in fake laughter over their own statement
I’m a little hippy. Says the girl in a letterman jacket and a Prada necklace 😂
To be honest, you’ll feel like you’re not all that at any college or anywhere you go. Even at a state school, I was quickly humbled by super intelligent people who were also pre-med. it made it more intimidating for sure.
I got so humbled at Yale
You didn’t go there
I’ve met the smartest people in special projects in the military. Submariners, Seals, CBRN, EOD guys are crazy, First Recon Marines and Rangers are crazy and scary too. Swcc Air-force Intelligence. Signal intelligence for each branch
Nothing more hippie then a Prada necklace
OMG you are Toph!
If you live in CT you can get into Yale without good grades. Yale is obligated to accept a certain amount of people from CT no matter what
😮😮😮😮
thats not true 😭
actually cap lol yale is not a state school
Nonsense
Isn't she a voice actor for avatar the last Airbender?
Didn't think this until you said anything but she sounds like Azula
@@fortifyjoy she voiced toph actuallt
@@bharathi2128she also voiced teenage Suyin in legend of Korra
Idk the Ivy Leagues have kinda gone down hill from what I have heard. I have 2 friends who are going to brown and the can chooses to pass/fail every class, most of them are legacy with insane wealth and there parents paying for EVERYTHING, and they all smoke weed lol( idk dude is teetotal so he notices), and classes aren’t that much harder from any other college.
Brown is one of the lower ivies
The only thing I know about Yale is walking through it to get to Toads🐸
Definitely shadow a ton if you are pre med bc there is so much more to being a doctor than what gets portrayed. Also I always asked the doctors I shadowed: if you had the option to do it all again, would you? If you were my age what advice would you give yourself?
Lots of doctors said that they would have chosen a different path.
Yup when I got to Cornell
I want to go to yale so badly
no don't go. find a nicer college with a better location and campus
@@taylorswiftsucks I love the campus and location. What's wrong with it?
@@microbees2437 it's spread out through Downton new haven. basically the campus is in the middle of the city, not in a secluded space. but it's not like a nice college town.. the area where Yale is has its nice parts but it's extremely busy and there is lots of homeless people and druggies. not very safe. you should visit before deciding to go there, and I don't just mean a tour they provide because they definitely will only show you the good parts, I mean go explore the area of downtown new haven. and you will constantly hear ambulances and sirens all the time. Yale is awesome and has its good parts but location is a big deal breaker for people
@@microbees2437 It has a very high suicide rate, so just make sure you have a good support system when you go there. That's just advice from an alum.
They do NOTHING for the city. They are a leech for the city if New Haven. I live here. They are a cancer.
This is how my sister felt when she went to Colorado School of Mines!
Shes insane also, but i like her😂😂😂
I didn't get which majority she got? film and media?
Screenwriting major
@@omkardixit4428 thank you.
*Does anybody know what this person ended up doing?* I went down the same path, I became a nurse, I started my premed, and then I left. I’m really curious where they ended up 🤔
She’s the voice of toph from avatar the last air bender
@@playingBIG1 whoa! Serious? 😮
@@djvelocity yup
I work in higher ed and the pressure is ridiculous 😅
It’s not just yale, many smart people at universities
She's strikingly good looking.
Yale is in one of the worst cities in my state NEW HAVEN CT,were a mile away they had 90 people OD on K-2 in one day at the city park.
Talk about how much of a party school it is lol
I lived in New Haven and used to party with the Yale girls and shit when I was younger, some of these kids we’re so smart but so pretentious and spoiled that it was off putting
Is that the VA for Toph?
"Film found me"
Aka I'm a beautiful girl at the right place at the right time.
pls nobody even knows her face… she’s the voice actor for toph from avatar the last airbender
You still put yourself in the category of insanely intelligent people… So you’re modest as well!
Congratulations on surviving Yale. Boola Boola.
Iron sharpens iron. 🏫📚🧠💡
Isn’t that toph’s voice actor from avatar?
Gng to Yale, you go from the smartest person in school to one of the least smart of all of the smartest students in the country.
Prestigious educational institutions and politics just always go together, hand in hand 😶
News flash at 99% of universities across North America students are are smart. On a side note I met lots of Ivy League students or alumni and most of them seemed as sharp as a bag of marbles.
Hardest to get in, easiest to get through. Insane grade inflation.
$$$$$ is what gets them in.
Wonder how your friends in college felt when they realized you were Toph from ATLA
Who is she talking to?
I am so glad she didn't get to slice people open and get on with her day!
Idk I feel like a doctor saying "I found my med school not it bc I'm a little Eastern Mediciny" is a red flag
Be careful girl Yale not your best friend
Boy did she dodge a bullet
Haha she basically saying she wasn't smart enough to be a doctor and did film instead.
That’s what I got out of it
💅☕️
Your very beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Then Yale B-role plays in the back ground with a Chinese dude screwing on a massing bolt with a wrench on an airplane that has no bolts. 😂😂😂😂 not too smart
With the way you described yourself doing surgery, trust us, we're all happy you didn't become a surgeon as well lol. 😂
hi nick
I’m kinda eastern medicine-y 🤪🤪🤪
Couldn't tough it out.
eastern medicine? you mean quackery?
This is Julia Roberts right
I worked with Ivy league grads my entire life. Not impressed. Perhaps coming from HS working with the top 10% performers consistently is a different pace.
Bro I live 5 minutes away you can get smoked on the same block you paid 200k a year to live on
Doesn’t sound as smart as she described herself
😂😂😂😂😂 agree
George W Bush alma mater btw
I work with surgeons every day, and it just makes me glad not to be a surgeon 😅
I felt the same way when I got to phoenix university online campus