I once saw a teacher get very annoyed because the quiz program made 53% of the answers C and the one kid who did the zero effort "always pick C" actually got a passing mark@@darthnoxthegerman
A science teacher gave us this option. If we shot the moon by getting a zero we would get 150% on the test by this exact logic thought it was multiple choice rather than just true false. But if we got even a single question right that would be our score. Tough choice but a fun option if you went into a final needing a great score.
My 6th grade teacher wants everyone to pass and wants to meet them when they succeed. But my secondary school teacher wants us all to fail for no f* reason
At my old high school, the teachers there were dedicated to bringing out the best in every student. Even the ones that probably didn’t deserve it. I say that, as I wasn’t a good student. Nice sure, but not the best academically, but my teachers were always encouraging and finding ways to help me understand better. A lot of the time it did.
@@I-love-my-comrades That's not about not knowing how to act dumb. The teacher herself even point blank says that even with a blindfold you'd get 50%. Any person, smart or dumb, would understand as much. So he was unironically extremely dumb in his attempt to "act" dumb.
@@alexf225 I'm not sure where you're getting that from. I'm sorry if you've have been in extremely bad schools, but that should definitely not influence your outlook on what you think most schools are. Where I was at, I'd say the overwhelming majority of teachers genuinely cared. Several of them even cried at graduation because they had to say goodbye. Either way though, that doesn't really change anything. Care or not, why not just avoid suspicion either way? Why go the route that will 10000% arouse suspicion if the person in question would care? This further reinforces my point that he circles back to being stupid.
Honestly, she was a great yet underrated teacher. She assigned Miles a personal essay to understand himself. She also let him arrive late into his class without writing him up or anything. Sure her tone seemed mean during that, but she didn't degrade him and just told him to sit down.
I love how Miles is such a nerd that, instead of just randomly filling it out and being done in 5 minutes, he took the time to figure out each answer, to deliberately mark it wrong.
Perhaps, but it primarily shows us that he's a coward because he's trying to quit on a better future. But that's part of his hero's journey because he goes on a character arc to change for the better
@@carrot92 yeah, thats his character arc in the movie. he is given a gift that he doesn't want to accept because he lacks confidence and learns to accept it along with the responsibility it brings, its why by the end of the movie we see him not only as spiderman but also accepting his place in this school.
That teacher is such a W, she knew exactly what was going on, knew why and knew how to stop it, she was technically the reason miles went outside that one night to aaron's place
@@Jordanthecool7 From my experience, most kids did not like those teachers as they'd prefer to laze around. Some appreciated them, though. It's only when older you appreciate them more.
@@kentinson1670Yeah, I get that. I was a 'gifted' child, but in reality I just had a better than average memory. Any time somebody else remembered anything random that happened 3 or more months ago, I was genuinely shocked, because I didn't remember people could DO that. It just wasn't a common thing for me to experience from the other end.
Well, to be fair, he was thinking the system would be strictly followed and the system is more generally more interested in grades than in knowledge, since grades are easier to measure.
Fun fact: Even though it's an alternate universe, the month is still called December, which is confirmed by the calendar in Miles' dorm room. He was trying so hard to fail he misspelled the month lmao
@@astr0sauce sure. Which would result in the school themselves making a wrong judgement about the child. I didn’t mean the teacher would strong arm the child into the special class literally, I meant the school system isn’t necessarily looking out for kids. Learn to read between the lines so people don’t have to break stuff down for you.
@@homemadefilms5718 Private schools teachers usually get paid less than those in public school. Less pay and fewer benefits are the trade off, for smaller class sizes, more classroom resources, and generally better behaved students.
@@Johenz any person with half a braincell could have guessed randomly rather than figure out every question but chose the wrong option. he is stupid no smart person would ever do this
Well in terms of this scene it only makes sense that she would pass him cause he basically knew every single answer but purposely got it wrong. Basically saying no one could be that stupid cause odds and probability ensure that someone at least gets something right especially with multiple choice.
That was your first mistake Miles, never go for a full Zero. Gradually lower your test scores until you reach failing. In all seriousness, This teacher is dedicated and it is sweet
Fr..like every student who got admission there were top of their respective schools so even one of them getting low score would raise allot of questions and bro straight up went for 0
Man, my 9th grade English teacher wouldn't get off my back. Other than her, I can't say I've seen a teacher like the one in the video. They're a rare breed.
Imagine having the principal taking a glance at his paper, seeing the incorrect answers and the 100 on the paper. That teacher would have a lot of explaining to do.
A teacher in highschool had a rule that if you scored a zero on her multiple choice tests, she'd give you 100%, but if you even had one right answer, you'd get the score you get.
ur all missing the point. if u score a 0, ur not gonna get 100 just because. what this teacher is saying is that miles knew what all the right answers were (but he chose the opposite). it is the very fact that miles could easily pass the test with the knowledge he has acheived by studying. sorry, but you still have to work for your grades.
@@RagnarLoudpakbut it makes sense tho. With every dumb little detail like that it supports the idea that this isnt "our" universe, its something familiar but not quite the same
I kinda ended up screwing with the people at my bank when i went to get a loan for a car. Not intentionally tho, my brain kinda malfunctioned for a moment and i forgot what year it was when i was about to sign some documents. They looked hella confused when i asked them what year it was. I felt like a time traveler trying to confirm what year i landed in 😅
She cares because he’s not actually a failing student, no teacher is going to care about a kid who’s failing because they clearly don’t care enough about their future to do a little studying
also a true teacher in not understanding how statistics work 50% would be the average score of a blind person not the actual score so its completely possible to get 0% just really unlucky
@@historicflame972 when did he say that he done it multiple times and astronomically low things happen like winning the lottery etc and you can add educated guesses that are wrong to make the possibility go up ik its still extremely unlikely but its still possible
@@historicflame972 its been 2 weeks i highly doubt they have been given many tests especially not 2 physics tests in 2 weeks and saying a few more of those doesnt really imply you have done it multiple times before it can but usually doesnt
@@diegomujica4910 Not in an upper-class private school like the one Miles was going to. Teachers in private schools are paid enough to care. In fact, they need to care to keep their job and not have to go teach at a public school.
@Jay B I wonder if this is kind parallel to Peter B Parker the same he tries to give with the teach but she won’t let him but with parker he want him to give up
my favourite part is that he correctly says "50%" as a response to her question only to try to quickly say "wait no, that actually made me look smart enough to know that this wasn't going to work"
@@juanescobar1735 I forget exactly how to explain it in their particular process but essentially it's the odds of a specific outcome being reached... which means the odds drop dramatically with every additional variable. the films thing is just basic probability...
It's that fact that he realized how he messed up immediately after he answered the question correctly and she didn't even give him the chance to justify it 🤣
@Stephen King Miles wasn't comfortable with his teacher calling him out. If the genders were reversed I doubt anyone other than Miles again would feel uncomfortable.
This is such an underrated scene. It shows how intelligent Miles is and shows how much his teacher cares for him. Hope we see more of their relationship in the sequels.
@blankie yeah. simply Miles has knowledge but no experience. Hopefully I get this right, yuno gasai is saying Miles may have knowledge but never put it into practice hence no experience. But if he had done this before then he would've approached this inconspicuously or unnoticed (edit) by scoring between 0 and the average score. Shoot I even scoring 2 or 10 may be believable (end edit) Just like this very comment I made with intelligence but no smarts😅
If we had this exact teacher doing this method and everyone knew everyone would be flunking instantly unless you want her act and not this specific generosity
Finally, a teacher that knows how to see the best in their students, especially in reading them like an open book. She definitely downloaded Miles from one quiz alone.
There was this one movie about racism we were shown in high school that had a scene similar to this one where the teacher takes it personally that the student basically says to himself through an assignment “I’m not good enough, I give up.” I can’t remember for the life of me what the film was called but it had a really good impact on everyone in the class.
How is that? All my teachers cared. How do I know? Very strict, won't budge on rules. If you don't get work done on time, you can't turn it on late... Well, you see... I should have failed big time for my laziness, but all my teachers would allow me to work for that passing grade at the end of the year. Then in college, my Speech professor let me pass without doing any speeches, despite giving off the strict rules speech. Maybe I'm just fortunate, but the schools I went to had teachers who seemed like every students friend. Always getting in on the jokes and pranks and going out of their way to make sure that their students succeed.
@@sdm47 now I'm confused my school isn't necessarily rich if anything it may be a bit below your average private school they don't have music bands or even a proper cafeteria even then my teachers are still devoted to teaching the kids and enforce rules at this point i think that maybe my school just spend more time picking the right teachers or smth
I don't know where you went to school, but as a former student and a current teacher, I can say I've only experienced teachers like her, and I am a "teacher like her."
@@notepad7871 No, seriously. Was that just a passerby comment that you made to spice up things, or was that your real experience? If so, I feel sorry! I do wish you had that experience for sure.
@MuffinMcFluffin I went to a ghetto school, so yeah. They didn't really care for the students. Especially since in history class, the only thing we went over for the 4 years I was there: the Civil war.... ALWAYS the civil war... nothing else...
@notepad7871 Agh, so sorry to hear. I understand, though. I don't know if we can use this teacher-student example as a perfect reference case, though. She looked out for him because she knew he deliberately failed instead of getting a perfect score. I'd think your teachers would have reached out the same way.
To be fair... props to the teacher and doing her job to invest in her students enough to realize that one is so gifted that he intentionally failed the test... and trying to challenge him to keep trying by refusing to let him quit. We need to see this more in real life.
@@lancetheking7524 by keeping him in the school, you allready "drop kicked" some other kid's potential. There are limited resources, in this case limited space allowing for a limited number of students. By giving Miles a place in the school, some other child cant go there. If he does not want to be there, then a child who does want to be there should be there. Literaly the only diffrence between Miles and the student who's spot he took, is that you've been given an entire movie to sympathize with Miles, but not with the kid who was rejected. And from the teacher's point of view, all she has is a kid trying to fail on purpose for what can only be selfish reasons. Also she's wrong, the odds of getting a score of 50 by blindly picking answers on a true or false test is the exact same odds as getting a 100, a 0, a 35, or any other score between 0 and 100. If she knew statistics like she should, she'd know there's a very legitimate chance this kid is a moron. A bell curve argument would be a better one, but not by much.
I mean she is smort, but instead of forcing him to stay in a school he doesn't want to be in, maybe she could have talked to him about why he want's to drop out and thus figuring out how to get him motivated again
@@worldsgovernments7900 He knows basic probability, meaning he wouldn't possibly get a 0/100 on his test. By admitting he knows basic probability, he's admitting that he intentionally bombed the test, thus proving her point. It's not about "knowing basic probability = being smart". Its about him showing he's smart enough to not legit get 0/100, so he must be so smart he knew all the answers.
@@johncrafton8319 yeah no I saw the video. What this guy was saying was that miles immediately saying 50% was impressive which it really isnt. I understand the premise of the video its just the comment thats stupid
it’s not even right tho cause like what if he happened to randomly guess everything wrong by chance? Also he could just get really lucky and guess a bunch of things right by pure coincidence
@@EpikuMcwild its possible, I’ve literally seen it done before. Sometimes you can just get really lucky it’s not like 100% of the time it has to be 50%
No it isn’t, it’s idiotic. Any *child* should know random guessing on a T/F quiz would yield a 50% on average, he’s legitimately an idiot. This one scene is preventing me from watching this, it’s infuriatingly stupid.
I have a friend who is a teacher. He is exactly this kind of teacher. One who genuinely wants to see them succeed. Sadly, he is now leaving it behind for a sales job because he can’t afford to support his family on a teacher’s salary. Truly sad to see the education system continue to go downhill
This is my fear of becoming a teacher. I want to have impact on this world and the people that live on it. As I get older, I see more and more of the impact teachers had on me. If I'm being honest, my teachers and some friends are probably the reason I still care about people. (This turns into a vent now; TL;DR: My mom manipulated me for my entire life and that made me lose trust in anyone actually having a heart.) Growing up, my mother had the average expectations of most parents; they want their kid to succeed. She always told me to follow my dreams and always supported me in pursuing them. In that way, she was a good mother, but she was a terrible person. For my entire life, my mother would gaslight and guilt trip everyone in my family, my father, two brothers, and sister. It might have been caused by how she was raised as her mother was an Asian immigrant to America and taught filial piety (respect your elders) so my mother always demanded respect. If we interrupted her in any way (it could even be 2 people in an entirely different conversation accidentally talking over her), she would begin to go on a ramble how nobody respects her and we all don't give a shit about what she wants to say. She'd then proceed to storm out the room and stay in an agitated mood for the rest of that day and the next. This was ever since I was around 7 years old. She kept up this behavior, and I had started to develop suicidal thoughts at the age of 9. These thoughts still persist, although it's due to me feeling bored with my life (nothing left to do with it) rather than hatred for myself. My sister once went to her and told her that she wanted to harm/kill herself (she was 10 or 11). My mom (dad was at work) told her that she has so much and shouldn't feel like that. She said that she's basically stupid for feeling that way and that she was an ungrateful brat. After hearing that response, every kid learned that we should hide our emotions from her. As I grew older and began to find a passion for psychology, I slowly realized not only how shitty of a person my mother was, but also how much she had manipulated everyone she knew, specifically how much she had mentally abused me. When I was 14, she was ranting to my sister about how I was one of the worst people she had ever met. She said "I don't even know what to do with them anymore," and "If they weren't my child, I wouldn't even talk to them." For the next couple of months, something slowly began to change for me. I began to realize I wasn't the person in the wrong, and rather my mom made me believe I was. After that, I stopped feeling the normal amount of empathy I used to, most likely to stop me for falling for her guilt tripping. I stopped caring about most people, and didn't get that close to others anymore. The only person I really had was my sister. Dw though I'm doing alr now
Well considering this is an elite private school, it probably matches what would actually happen. He was there because he won a scholarship, but was trying to quite because he wanted to go back to his old school with his friends.
@@Ghost-uc8gd yeah; superhero teens being geniuses feels too…unrealistic. I never liked the fact that most versions of Spider-Man don’t have organic web and instead MAKE Web-Shooters. That sucks. Sam Raimi was right.
Y’all gotta remember this is a prestigious school. As someone who has attended similar schools, I can confirm they do in fact care. However you can also say this is in an alternate dimension where teachers do care because they’re paid very good wages
@@kikiretzorg1467 yeah its a detail that shows that miles wanted to quit, i found this out when the movie was new, and no theres no difference in the months between the universes, well some universes
To be fair it's not like he actually got the 100 and then was told to be on his merry way... Dude got an extra essay to write on what he wants from his life
In tech school the passing grade was 70%. My teacher said that anyone could get 100% every quiz. But only the real smart kids could get only 70% exactly on every single quiz.
I love that she shows up in the second movie at the party for Miles's Dad. It is such a tiny, fast cameo, but it shows that she actually made an impact on Miles's life at school and became good enough friends with the family to be invited to an event like that. Just such high quality movie making... one split second cameo most people probably didn't even notice spoke volumes. They didn't have to do it, they could have mailed it in with a random face in the crowd, but no, they took the time.
I love how he not only put in the effort to solve every question correctly on the exam, but put his full name, took the time to think of and write out an entire fake month, and the year. He’s clearly willing to try, he just needs to put that effort into succeeding, not failing.
Bro failed so hard he looped right back around into passing.
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That's what happens in Decembruary I guess?
I once saw a teacher get very annoyed because the quiz program made 53% of the answers C and the one kid who did the zero effort "always pick C" actually got a passing mark@@darthnoxthegerman
A science teacher gave us this option. If we shot the moon by getting a zero we would get 150% on the test by this exact logic thought it was multiple choice rather than just true false. But if we got even a single question right that would be our score. Tough choice but a fun option if you went into a final needing a great score.
Not just passing - acing
Never seen a teacher this dedicated to make sure every kid doesn't get expelled.
My 6th grade teacher wants everyone to pass and wants to meet them when they succeed. But my secondary school teacher wants us all to fail for no f* reason
Meow
This ain't public school. In private school teachers actually do give a flip about students education
At my old high school, the teachers there were dedicated to bringing out the best in every student. Even the ones that probably didn’t deserve it. I say that, as I wasn’t a good student. Nice sure, but not the best academically, but my teachers were always encouraging and finding ways to help me understand better. A lot of the time it did.
@@ajward9112 some people take their jobs seriously and i respected your old teachers
I like how she did the blindfold question in which he answered the correct answer naturally. Talked about getting baited into being smart.
When you're so smart but doesn't know how to act stupid
@@FreedomAssassin64 lol💀
Nah, she didn't
Also, pretty sure that some probabilty math ppl got really pissed by that answer
Bruh the probability of picking half of the answers right at random is only 50% tho, so it could be 0 just very unlikely
You’d need to calculate expected value
This would unironically circle back to him being stupid for not realizing that getting a 0/100 on a two-choice questionnaire is incredibly suspicious.
Or not. He may be so smart he didn't know how to act dumb.
@@I-love-my-comrades That's not about not knowing how to act dumb. The teacher herself even point blank says that even with a blindfold you'd get 50%. Any person, smart or dumb, would understand as much. So he was unironically extremely dumb in his attempt to "act" dumb.
@@WhitedudeaboveI think he didn't know the teacher would care. Most of them wouldn't.
@@alexf225
I'm not sure where you're getting that from. I'm sorry if you've have been in extremely bad schools, but that should definitely not influence your outlook on what you think most schools are. Where I was at, I'd say the overwhelming majority of teachers genuinely cared. Several of them even cried at graduation because they had to say goodbye.
Either way though, that doesn't really change anything. Care or not, why not just avoid suspicion either way? Why go the route that will 10000% arouse suspicion if the person in question would care? This further reinforces my point that he circles back to being stupid.
@Whitedudeabove it's not stupid, it's just wrong, the gamble didn't pay off. Most teachers don't do this
Honestly, she was a great yet underrated teacher. She assigned Miles a personal essay to understand himself. She also let him arrive late into his class without writing him up or anything. Sure her tone seemed mean during that, but she didn't degrade him and just told him to sit down.
she upgraded him
Had a Teacher like that on one of my classmate sure he knew his stuff but in ways seemed like he Care less for our Education 😂
Nah it wasn’t mean, it was constructive. It’s the whole point of learning discipline
@@Geology051
I didn't get any thing mean from her
Maybe she thought he was coming in late on purpose since she knew he was trying to get kicked out
This is what a genuinely good and caring teacher looks like right here
I had a teacher like this in junior high. She was my English teacher. They don’t play when they say you can’t escape.
@@Tenchi3 yandere teacher?! Count me in
There still teachers out there that is good.
I have History teacher like that back when 7th grade. His the best~
Hot too
“You’re trying to quit. And I’m not gonna let you.” I think we all need someone like that in our corner 😢
Facts teacher more dedicated than the mall kiosk salesmen
@@Sci_pher 😂
So true
She probably is only allowed to fail so many students before she gets canned
Not really. We don’t need someone who doesn’t listen to use when it’s clear we don’t want to be there
Miles failed so hard he succeeded
No comment is needed? 😂
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
Miles tried flunking that test so hard he wrote "Decembruary"
What if that’s just how it’s called in that universe?
@@hemaneatspizza9111 Good point there
@@hemaneatspizza9111 but I really think he did this to be seen as an idiot
I didnt even notice that 😂🤣
@@TokenWhiteGuy to be honest
Me neither
And probably no one other than this guy did
“Decembruary”
He's really trying to fail that test in every single way possible 💀
I’m honestly surprised he didn’t write “Kilometers Morals” for his name
@@rohailsyed314 ONG
I wish they did that ☹️
However to be fair, it is likely in his universe Decembruary
More likely just the alternate universe talking.
😂😂😂
I love how Miles is such a nerd that, instead of just randomly filling it out and being done in 5 minutes, he took the time to figure out each answer, to deliberately mark it wrong.
Perhaps, but it primarily shows us that he's a coward because he's trying to quit on a better future. But that's part of his hero's journey because he goes on a character arc to change for the better
@@carrot92 yeah, thats his character arc in the movie. he is given a gift that he doesn't want to accept because he lacks confidence and learns to accept it along with the responsibility it brings, its why by the end of the movie we see him not only as spiderman but also accepting his place in this school.
@@carrot92I’m currently learning a hero’s journey!
@@Nightstar809😂😂😂 bro you put me in fucking stitches 😂😭☠️
That was his biggest mistake
“Decembuary 2nd” has the same energy as “April the 4th of September” and words cannot describe how happy that makes me
Bro was trying so hard to get kicked out he even spelled December wrong 😂😂
That teacher is such a W, she knew exactly what was going on, knew why and knew how to stop it, she was technically the reason miles went outside that one night to aaron's place
Bye
That teacher technically kicked off the events of into and across
@@kingofdemons948 thats what i meant, if she hadn't given him that essay, miles wouldn't have gone to aaron's place and got bitten by that spider
A-aron what kinda fake name is that
@@JustSomeKittenwithaGun aaron davis is his name
Miles is his own worst enemy. Him blurting out the answer to his teacher’s question just confirmed what she already knew.
Ye
She already knew based on the wrong answers.
@@irti_pklike raptor said tho, it confirmed her suspicion. She may have been on the edge but that was the push to make her believe it to be true
@@irti_pk yes. thats why the final 5 words in OPs comment was “confirming what she already knew.” what was this comment meant to add? 😂
I am your 3k like
She’s probably not the teacher kids prefer, but she’s the teacher we need.
I prefer her
That is an example of a good teacher for her to be able to call out things like deliberate attempts to fail a class
In school these types of teachers are the ones that all the students liked
@@Jordanthecool7 From my experience, most kids did not like those teachers as they'd prefer to laze around. Some appreciated them, though. It's only when older you appreciate them more.
My teachers could never
Bro is “suffering from success”
Dude is so smart, he doesn't even know how to be stupid
@@kentinson1670Yeah, I get that. I was a 'gifted' child, but in reality I just had a better than average memory. Any time somebody else remembered anything random that happened 3 or more months ago, I was genuinely shocked, because I didn't remember people could DO that. It just wasn't a common thing for me to experience from the other end.
Bro was so dedicated to failing, he wrote “Decembruary” 😂
It's a different universe, not ours.
edit: How did I got 1k likes on completly incorrect claim?
@@rrasdasd it’s still December. Another poster in the movie says December. He’s just trying to look dumb
@@rrasdasd Different universe doesn’t mean the writers have to change the name of the months for the sake of change.
YOOOO I DIDNT NOTICE THAT
@@rrasdasd and yet air jordans are still the hottest shoe.
For a smart kid, Miles really didn't think through that whole "Get every answer wrong" plan through very well.
a lot of booksmart people I know are terrible at schemes like this haha
If he said sumn like “how did I get a zero” in a more convincing manner he prolly would’ve fooled her
I love how he immediately answered the Teachers hypothetical question correctly too. "Fifty percent?" Bro, werent you trying to play dumb?
Well, to be fair, he was thinking the system would be strictly followed and the system is more generally more interested in grades than in knowledge, since grades are easier to measure.
this is the guy who try act dumb but his inner thought say not that dumb
"You WILL get a good education whether you like it or not"
Noooooooooo!
"had their chance to study harder now they fail the college" hazbin hotel reference
A teacher always gives you the opposite of what you want
AND YOU'RE GOING TO BE BLOODY PLEASED ABOUT IT!!
And you will say "thank you".
teacher is a baddie
Bro😂
Those glasses are my weakness
Word.
Hell yeah
Ngl, Miles is lucky to have a teacher like that
Stern and understanding,.. not to mention hot too. Maybe the school aint all bad lol
Fr
@@luthfial6838 Mhm, I would love to have those types of teachers. I aint failing to learn the material nor procrastinate any time soon.
shes so bad
@@luthfial6838 That's what I'm saying
Fun fact: Even though it's an alternate universe, the month is still called December, which is confirmed by the calendar in Miles' dorm room. He was trying so hard to fail he misspelled the month lmao
I actually didn’t notice he spelt it wrong and now I’m laughing
Yo haven't even noticed that 😂
Not my boy Decembruary
lmfao i just saw that
I just noticed the date 😅😂 wth is Decembruary?
Clearly this teacher needs more screen time.
173 likes and no comments, leme change that
Why is that???
@@RUNE38962 My girl is a fucking legend LOL
@@tylermarshall5134 Thank you, it was kind of akward for me.
@@prestonrush8014 She is indeed. It is wonderful to here your input.
A short without added music? A+ for that
shes low key the REALEST fucking teacher for this
A realistic high school teacher would’ve put him in the disabled class and tried to get him on meds ASAP
@@jcnot9712 nah they’d just grade it and move on
if id had teachers like that maybe id still like reading books :(
@@astr0sauce sure. Which would result in the school themselves making a wrong judgement about the child. I didn’t mean the teacher would strong arm the child into the special class literally, I meant the school system isn’t necessarily looking out for kids. Learn to read between the lines so people don’t have to break stuff down for you.
and the baddest
Bruh, this teacher is the most well-paid teacher ever
Well it is a private school
@@homemadefilms5718 Private schools teachers usually get paid less than those in public school. Less pay and fewer benefits are the trade off, for smaller class sizes, more classroom resources, and generally better behaved students.
@@SRosenberg203 Keep lying to yourself and others.
Anything to like your masters boots huh?
I have the power 999 to 1k
@@michaela6425 holy fuck, I didn't even realized this got a 1k likes now. Anyway, personal thank you for that.
Feel like she’s gonna be the first teacher to figure out he’s Spider-Man
Yeah, not only the fact she's observant, she also really cares about every single student. She's definitely going to catch on
@SneaX1X TM I hope something goes sus
@@iiii4271 I'm sus
@sneax1xtm240 I am something sus
She’s also someone who will get killed off
We just gonna ignore bro intentionally wrote Decembruary as the month lmaooooo
If Miles was a DnD character he would have a 20 in Intelligence and an 8 in Wisdom.
Couldnt be a 20, seeing as hes not smart enough to play dumb. Id give him a 17 at most for intelligence.
But spider perception
@@Spiceodog
Passive ability that increases wisdom and perception beyond the threshold when in combat.
Makes sense, no? :D
@@Umbr0 expertise plus reliable talent maybe
But like a 100 on physical strength and speed
He’s so smart, he doesn’t know how to be stupid
If he was that smart, he would know how to be percieved as "stupid", wouldn't he?
@@SuperM795 no he wouldn’t because smart people tend to over smart themselves. The point is he’s so smart he don’t know how stupid looks like
“Play dumb”
“Not that dumb!”
It is a consistent character trait
@@Johenz any person with half a braincell could have guessed randomly rather than figure out every question but chose the wrong option. he is stupid no smart person would ever do this
He’s so stupid, he doesn’t know how act stupid.
He just passes the exam by failing every single question what a legend
Facts
Well in terms of this scene it only makes sense that she would pass him cause he basically knew every single answer but purposely got it wrong. Basically saying no one could be that stupid cause odds and probability ensure that someone at least gets something right especially with multiple choice.
XD
@@criscabrera9098it was a true or false test too
Fr
I don't remember the teacher being this fine ❤
Fr
Outsmarted himself
600 likes but no replys?
@@orbix2645 npc
@Ok NpC try again you unoriginal shrill
Hes so smart he can’t even mess up properly
@Iron Glooch IMAX3D then he ain't smart enough.
That was your first mistake Miles, never go for a full Zero. Gradually lower your test scores until you reach failing. In all seriousness, This teacher is dedicated and it is sweet
Fr..like every student who got admission there were top of their respective schools so even one of them getting low score would raise allot of questions and bro straight up went for 0
Acting like you’re actually talking to miles
@Poweltav Normal people who are fans don’t
This guy is clearly a professional failure
@@Mjsports3730 then they must be strange fans
Never seen a teacher call out a student who was actively trying to fail
My music teacher was on my case cause i wanted to quit music and playing instruments even though i am great at it
Man, my 9th grade English teacher wouldn't get off my back. Other than her, I can't say I've seen a teacher like the one in the video. They're a rare breed.
GUYS ITS A MOVIE
@@flysoup3607 nigga said “rare breed” 😹😹
Almost every teacher I had does this
Imagine having the principal taking a glance at his paper, seeing the incorrect answers and the 100 on the paper. That teacher would have a lot of explaining to do.
A teacher in highschool had a rule that if you scored a zero on her multiple choice tests, she'd give you 100%, but if you even had one right answer, you'd get the score you get.
thats truly a brilliant plan
What if you just don't write anything?
@@georgi-tg9bh might as well just go home lul
ur all missing the point. if u score a 0, ur not gonna get 100 just because. what this teacher is saying is that miles knew what all the right answers were (but he chose the opposite). it is the very fact that miles could easily pass the test with the knowledge he has acheived by studying. sorry, but you still have to work for your grades.
I bet everyone failed on purpose because of that.
Had a teacher like this growing up and she changed my life for the better. Crazy how much of an impact a good and a bad teacher can have on a kid
Did you hit?
Yooooo whattt@@TheAbbeyoftheEveryman
Wtf?@@TheAbbeyoftheEveryman
Lucky you so far I only met bad teachers😢
@@TheAbbeyoftheEverymanayo????????
"How badly do you wanna fail that test, Miles?"
Miles: Decembruary 2nd
😂😂😂
he should have also written his name as: Mile MoreOrLess
Should have written Decembruary 2th.
@@goldenking2046 Decembruary 32th
Either he's really aiming for that 0, or their calendar is a mess.
bro even wrote “decembruary” at the top of his paper for the date 😭✋
actually it’s a reference to how this is an alternate dimension so the months are different same with the NYPD being called PDNY
@@night6724Not really, later in the movie in Miles room you can see a poster for an upcoming movie or something and it says "December"
@@night6724 No it's not dumbass. They literally spell it correctly later in the movie.
Lol did not notice that.
I mean its in a alternate universe
The fact the Miles probably studied for hours just to make sure he fails the test
Would have been smarter to just not read the questions
@@calebkaminski6951 no, then you could accidentally get it right
@@artemis1825yeah specially the changes are 50% you can get atleast 5 to 10 right answers
@@calebkaminski6951because he is rebelling , not trying to make himself look smart.
@@silvervirio3642 I thought it was about failing?
Bro was so determined to quit that he wrote “Decembruary” as the date 💀
Decembruary is a real month in this universe! Referenced several times in this movie iirc
@@gamersprofile7169that’s such a weird writing decision
@@RagnarLoudpakbut it makes sense tho. With every dumb little detail like that it supports the idea that this isnt "our" universe, its something familiar but not quite the same
@@Crazyapple16lousy smarch weather
I kinda ended up screwing with the people at my bank when i went to get a loan for a car. Not intentionally tho, my brain kinda malfunctioned for a moment and i forgot what year it was when i was about to sign some documents. They looked hella confused when i asked them what year it was. I felt like a time traveler trying to confirm what year i landed in 😅
She is the teacher that nobody wants but we all deserve.
Such a boss!
Most teachers would turn a blind eye to a failing student. But her? She's the teacher that students need nowadays.
She cares because he’s not actually a failing student, no teacher is going to care about a kid who’s failing because they clearly don’t care enough about their future to do a little studying
Bro, she isn’t real
@@ducksnuck9898 and nobody here claimed she was so your point is moot
@@phantom8699 you do know not all students fail by choice right?…. Right?
@@Theangelofprophecy 👌
So dedicated to making him suffer, she won't let him fail.
Truly a teacher.
also a true teacher in not understanding how statistics work 50% would be the average score of a blind person not the actual score so its completely possible to get 0% just really unlucky
@@PumpkinDude314 miles makes it clear that he's done this multiple times, the odds are astronomically low
@@historicflame972 when did he say that he done it multiple times and astronomically low things happen like winning the lottery etc and you can add educated guesses that are wrong to make the possibility go up ik its still extremely unlikely but its still possible
@@PumpkinDude314 he says a few more of those, and it has been some time in the move iirc, implying that this isn't a first
@@historicflame972 its been 2 weeks i highly doubt they have been given many tests especially not 2 physics tests in 2 weeks and saying a few more of those doesnt really imply you have done it multiple times before it can but usually doesnt
Miles underestimated the teacher. He was probably counting on her not caring enough to think about how improbable such a bad score is.
Just like how teachers were like in his previous school.
Just like how teachers are in real life
@@diegomujica4910 Sadly
@@diegomujica4910 Not in an upper-class private school like the one Miles was going to. Teachers in private schools are paid enough to care. In fact, they need to care to keep their job and not have to go teach at a public school.
@Jay B I wonder if this is kind parallel to Peter B Parker the same he tries to give with the teach but she won’t let him but with parker he want him to give up
“I won, but at what cost”
"Decembruary"
Yup, Miles definitely thought to put that up as icing on the cake.
this is a different universe that's prolly just the name of a month
@@nottelling792if you go to the calendar in his room it's still spelled December
@@ZaeRod ah good catch
@@nottelling792dont ruin the joke
But if I'm wearing a blindfold how would I see the boxes to check at random?
If a blindfolded person was taking the test it is far more likely that they would not mark the correct spot.
No, It is even far more likely that the teacher won't let a blind person take the test by themselves with the same paper as everyone else's.
True
Lol they start writing word answers on top of the bubbles
The test would be in braille
You're trying to be a smartass but that's not the point she's making mate
my favourite part is that he correctly says "50%" as a response to her question only to try to quickly say "wait no, that actually made me look smart enough to know that this wasn't going to work"
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“You’re trying to quit and I’m not gonna let you” Man she really made that sound like a threat! 😬
Sounds like a yandere
@@Yutasneaki know i will find this comment
Sounded like a pedo-
She wanted to make him suffer
@@iseeyou1067Suffering from success
"50%?"
"That's right!"
"... i just played myself, didn't i?"
"That's right again!"
Teach and him was both wrong. That's not how chance works. Your down to 25% on the 2nd question
@@dragzgamingWhy?
@@dragzgaming no they're right, you're thinking of a separate calculation but you're DEFINITELY right about how that one works.
@@juanescobar1735 I forget exactly how to explain it in their particular process but essentially it's the odds of a specific outcome being reached... which means the odds drop dramatically with every additional variable.
the films thing is just basic probability...
@@dragzgaming " pick the answer between a true or a false" means there is a question having only 2 options, 50% is the correct answer.
"Decemberuary" I can't with Miles 😂😂
Never noticed that before! lol.
Thing is with this universe it actually could be a real month.
@@Igarappappait isnt
@@Igarappappa it’s not
There’s a poster in his room that says December on it so he was just really committed to looking as dumb as possible
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It's that fact that he realized how he messed up immediately after he answered the question correctly and she didn't even give him the chance to justify it 🤣
1.2k likes for this comment and no mini comments? Lemme fix dat
@@blobthecreator8464 "mini comments"
Wtf
Also the date he wrote down was "Decembruary" 💀
@@ChessPolar Alternate universe, we may have to assume that''s a thing
@@castleoffiction96 In the poster in his room it says 'December 6th' so he literally spelt it wrong
"Decembuary" bro really wants to quit 💀
😂😂😂😂yep 💯👏🏽
I've watched this movie a dozen times and I never noticed that before.
😂😂😂😂
*WTF* 😂😂😂
Seeing this in the theater and seeing my birthday being partially written on the paper was crazy 😂
“You’re trying to quit, and I’m not gonna let you.”
She has your number, bro. There’s no attempting that a second time. 😂
@Stephen King
Miles wasn't comfortable with his teacher calling him out. If the genders were reversed I doubt anyone other than Miles again would feel uncomfortable.
@@stephenking5852 why are you so sensitive 😭
I like to dissect girls. Did you know that I'm utterly insane?
@@LackadaisicalLord 😐
@@stephenking5852 what is little bro thinking 💀
did anyone else realise the date was ''Decembrurary''?
Bro put Decembruary 😂😂
I had to go back to find it lol 😂
You know since this is a different universe and things dont work the same, this might be a real month in Miles' world.
@@The-Deadite In a calendar in his room, we see that it is called December. I think CanadianLad pointed that out.
Maybe he didn't know how to spell it?
@@alexanderjohnserfass6599 nah he probably misspelled it on purpose 💀
This is such an underrated scene. It shows how intelligent Miles is and shows how much his teacher cares for him. Hope we see more of their relationship in the sequels.
Shows he is intelligent, but not smart.
@@eddthehead123 is there a difference
@@subzu2733 if he were smart he’d aim for a 40 score or 37, knowing the answers just means he retained the knowledge from learning it
@@Couldbedumber i mean sure
@blankie yeah. simply Miles has knowledge but no experience.
Hopefully I get this right, yuno gasai is saying Miles may have knowledge but never put it into practice hence no experience. But if he had done this before then he would've approached this inconspicuously or unnoticed (edit) by scoring between 0 and the average score. Shoot I even scoring 2 or 10 may be believable (end edit)
Just like this very comment I made with intelligence but no smarts😅
This is the type of teacher I definitely need in my life
1kkkkkkkkkkkkk
@@supersnipe1ns177 Damn don't think I've ever gotten this much
@@comarcampbell365 the type of teacher i need on my dick
Just study at a private school, they actually care about your grades
Bro I would want that teacher to be apart of my life don’t care if she ten years older than me
My teachers would probably not even question if someone got a 0/100 on an MCQ test
Society would be better if we had teachers like these.
we could get better teachers if we teach eachother what should be happening and stand up against bs
WE WOULD IF Y'ALL WOULD PAY THEM.
If we had this exact teacher doing this method and everyone knew everyone would be flunking instantly unless you want her act and not this specific generosity
Probably would encourage more people to take up teaching if we didnt pay them like garbage and make them buy supplies out of their own pocket
FAX
Finally, a teacher understands a student 's capabilities.
if you have a 0 in my country
my dad will send me to jesus
Imaginary teachers, imaginary girlfriends. Anime fans and comic fans hold real life people to standards set by cartoon waifus.
@@spaceaustrailia5895 says the guy named after a fictional place from an anime parody show.
That is spelled wrong.
Glass houses, buddy
@@kyuvenGOD DAM GOT HIM IN 8k ULTRA
@@kyuven 😂
Finally, a teacher that knows how to see the best in their students, especially in reading them like an open book. She definitely downloaded Miles from one quiz alone.
u talk like she exist in real life lol
There was this one movie about racism we were shown in high school that had a scene similar to this one where the teacher takes it personally that the student basically says to himself through an assignment “I’m not good enough, I give up.”
I can’t remember for the life of me what the film was called but it had a really good impact on everyone in the class.
@@kilotron702 yeah I’ve seen this exact scene with different words and characters played out across all forms of media
This is cap
Its a private school genius
Bro is lucky to have a teacher looking like that
Bro is lucky to have teacher this smart...
YOU SIMP
Bro deadass wrote “Decembruary” on his test
I 😂😂😂
Oh my god I never noticed that lol
He was that dedicated to failing
Deadass
God damn😅😂😂
The fact she actually cares for her students is the most surprising part of this.
How is that? All my teachers cared. How do I know? Very strict, won't budge on rules. If you don't get work done on time, you can't turn it on late... Well, you see... I should have failed big time for my laziness, but all my teachers would allow me to work for that passing grade at the end of the year. Then in college, my Speech professor let me pass without doing any speeches, despite giving off the strict rules speech. Maybe I'm just fortunate, but the schools I went to had teachers who seemed like every students friend. Always getting in on the jokes and pranks and going out of their way to make sure that their students succeed.
Exactly, most teachers don’t give a shit if you’re depressed, get bullied, or whatever.
@@user-bj7em4fv1phave you been to a private school? They do give a shit atleast for the private school i go to it may be different for others
@@justasimplehuman0id
Private school is reserved for a certain type of kid
The rich type that gets elevated above the rest
@@sdm47 now I'm confused my school isn't necessarily rich if anything it may be a bit below your average private school they don't have music bands or even a proper cafeteria even then my teachers are still devoted to teaching the kids and enforce rules at this point i think that maybe my school just spend more time picking the right teachers or smth
We need more teachers like her... someone who ACTUALLY cares about the students and not the class average.
I don't know where you went to school, but as a former student and a current teacher, I can say I've only experienced teachers like her, and I am a "teacher like her."
@@MuffinMcFluffin I envy you...
@@notepad7871 No, seriously. Was that just a passerby comment that you made to spice up things, or was that your real experience?
If so, I feel sorry! I do wish you had that experience for sure.
@MuffinMcFluffin I went to a ghetto school, so yeah. They didn't really care for the students. Especially since in history class, the only thing we went over for the 4 years I was there: the Civil war.... ALWAYS the civil war... nothing else...
@notepad7871 Agh, so sorry to hear. I understand, though.
I don't know if we can use this teacher-student example as a perfect reference case, though. She looked out for him because she knew he deliberately failed instead of getting a perfect score. I'd think your teachers would have reached out the same way.
Honestly you gotta give it to Miles. Bro probably didn’t even study and still knew all the right answers. That’s a gift right there.
The way she whispered like a psycho,
"You're trying to quit...and I'm not gonna let you...even if I have to kill you."
Even if I have to tutor you alone in your bedroom!
She said " and im not gonna let you" not that she was gonna kill him lol.
@@Fatherofheroesandheroines that last added part was a joke my guy
thaats hot, i canf fix her bro
Hahahaha ikr... 😂🤣😅
To be fair... props to the teacher and doing her job to invest in her students enough to realize that one is so gifted that he intentionally failed the test... and trying to challenge him to keep trying by refusing to let him quit. We need to see this more in real life.
No we dont. she should have given him the 0 and let him drop out so that someone who wants to be there could be there.
@GusOfTheDorks we ain't gonna dropkick someone else's potential chief
@@lancetheking7524 by keeping him in the school, you allready "drop kicked" some other kid's potential. There are limited resources, in this case limited space allowing for a limited number of students. By giving Miles a place in the school, some other child cant go there. If he does not want to be there, then a child who does want to be there should be there. Literaly the only diffrence between Miles and the student who's spot he took, is that you've been given an entire movie to sympathize with Miles, but not with the kid who was rejected. And from the teacher's point of view, all she has is a kid trying to fail on purpose for what can only be selfish reasons.
Also she's wrong, the odds of getting a score of 50 by blindly picking answers on a true or false test is the exact same odds as getting a 100, a 0, a 35, or any other score between 0 and 100. If she knew statistics like she should, she'd know there's a very legitimate chance this kid is a moron. A bell curve argument would be a better one, but not by much.
I mean she is smort, but instead of forcing him to stay in a school he doesn't want to be in, maybe she could have talked to him about why he want's to drop out and thus figuring out how to get him motivated again
@@kai9137 ... Point Taken.
The way he immediately said " 50% " and the teacher says "thats riiight!" smiling like ' see i know you're smart ' and miles is like ' shoot ' lol
there is nothing smart about knowing basic probability.....what are yo on?
@@worldsgovernments7900 He knows basic probability, meaning he wouldn't possibly get a 0/100 on his test. By admitting he knows basic probability, he's admitting that he intentionally bombed the test, thus proving her point.
It's not about "knowing basic probability = being smart". Its about him showing he's smart enough to not legit get 0/100, so he must be so smart he knew all the answers.
@@johncrafton8319 yeah no I saw the video. What this guy was saying was that miles immediately saying 50% was impressive which it really isnt. I understand the premise of the video its just the comment thats stupid
@worldsgovernments7900 you really overestimate people 😂
@@kriss007G dawg if most ppl cant do that then this society is fucked
Man tried to fail on purpose and had 100/100 instead. Bruh that's the dream of every college student 💀
He fucked up the moment he said "50%" without hesitation 💀
it’s not even right tho cause like what if he happened to randomly guess everything wrong by chance? Also he could just get really lucky and guess a bunch of things right by pure coincidence
@@DivisiveSnooimpossible
@@EpikuMcwild its possible, I’ve literally seen it done before. Sometimes you can just get really lucky it’s not like 100% of the time it has to be 50%
@@DivisiveSnoo
Only people with insane luck would get that
@@DivisiveSnoosomeone calculated the odds which is like 3%
“Decembruary”
man failing that test in every way possible
I always thought this was such a great way to quickly show how smart Miles is
right
No it isn’t, it’s idiotic. Any *child* should know random guessing on a T/F quiz would yield a 50% on average, he’s legitimately an idiot.
This one scene is preventing me from watching this, it’s infuriatingly stupid.
A great way to show and not tell. Excellent writing
@@leaphymoon9881 show and tell he has a sub-80 iq
Textbook smart, yet lacking the experience, in this case, that of a true cheater 😂😂
Plot twist: He's just so stupid he actually managed to avoid every right answer.
I have a friend who is a teacher. He is exactly this kind of teacher. One who genuinely wants to see them succeed. Sadly, he is now leaving it behind for a sales job because he can’t afford to support his family on a teacher’s salary. Truly sad to see the education system continue to go downhill
everything about the school system is horrible
@@Just_a_Vibeeefr 😢
This is my fear of becoming a teacher. I want to have impact on this world and the people that live on it. As I get older, I see more and more of the impact teachers had on me. If I'm being honest, my teachers and some friends are probably the reason I still care about people.
(This turns into a vent now; TL;DR: My mom manipulated me for my entire life and that made me lose trust in anyone actually having a heart.)
Growing up, my mother had the average expectations of most parents; they want their kid to succeed. She always told me to follow my dreams and always supported me in pursuing them. In that way, she was a good mother, but she was a terrible person. For my entire life, my mother would gaslight and guilt trip everyone in my family, my father, two brothers, and sister. It might have been caused by how she was raised as her mother was an Asian immigrant to America and taught filial piety (respect your elders) so my mother always demanded respect. If we interrupted her in any way (it could even be 2 people in an entirely different conversation accidentally talking over her), she would begin to go on a ramble how nobody respects her and we all don't give a shit about what she wants to say. She'd then proceed to storm out the room and stay in an agitated mood for the rest of that day and the next. This was ever since I was around 7 years old. She kept up this behavior, and I had started to develop suicidal thoughts at the age of 9. These thoughts still persist, although it's due to me feeling bored with my life (nothing left to do with it) rather than hatred for myself. My sister once went to her and told her that she wanted to harm/kill herself (she was 10 or 11). My mom (dad was at work) told her that she has so much and shouldn't feel like that. She said that she's basically stupid for feeling that way and that she was an ungrateful brat. After hearing that response, every kid learned that we should hide our emotions from her. As I grew older and began to find a passion for psychology, I slowly realized not only how shitty of a person my mother was, but also how much she had manipulated everyone she knew, specifically how much she had mentally abused me. When I was 14, she was ranting to my sister about how I was one of the worst people she had ever met. She said "I don't even know what to do with them anymore," and "If they weren't my child, I wouldn't even talk to them." For the next couple of months, something slowly began to change for me. I began to realize I wasn't the person in the wrong, and rather my mom made me believe I was. After that, I stopped feeling the normal amount of empathy I used to, most likely to stop me for falling for her guilt tripping. I stopped caring about most people, and didn't get that close to others anymore. The only person I really had was my sister. Dw though I'm doing alr now
Went from giving peopel the tools they need to succeed to sucking them dry
I am a teacher am I am also leaving for this reason. It's a lot to deal with for not much pay.
"And i'm not gonna let you"
*Proceeds to disappear in the entire movie and sequel *
She was in the Sequel,
She was at the party lol. 2 secs of screen time 😂
I mean he did start enjoying the school more so her job was done lol
Still, its wholesome to have such ideal teacher in a kids movie, while also teaching kids to do probability
@@diot05nah she is still his teacher she just gave me a good grade
She was in the party the beginning
There's something very raw about the line "You're trying to quit and I'm not going to let you".
It almost sounds like a supervillain with that delivery.
It almost sounds like a sex scene with that delivery.
@@existence.5806wth 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Samantha-ng5ew 💀
replies are wild but in context its just so simple and caring, shows she really thinks about her students
Wouldn't a blindfolded person just miss hitting the answer?🙈🙉🙈
If a person wearing a blindfold picked the answers on a true or false quiz at random, they would start writing on the table.
LMFAO
LMFAOOOOOO.
My chest hurts after reading this
Not if it's in Braille
@@Fiufsciak it wouldn't be guessing though if you understand braille
Miles knows what he is doing, but the teacher simply knows what he is doing
If he knew what he is doing he'd get one or two right, like how when you copy the answers you get a couple wrong
@@historicflame972 dawg he intended to fail, it's obvious
Miles just chased away his chances of failing, because he further emphasized his level of being smart.
@@sweethomealabama4381 yes, and he did so really stupidly. If he wanted to fail, he should have gotten close to 50%, maybe a shade below.
Beautiful scene. Wish it even remotely reflected real life, teacher wouldn’t notice or wouldn’t care and bro’d be out.
Nah they would definitely notice, getting a 0 on a true or false test by accident is nearly impossible. Can't say they'd care tho.
Well considering this is an elite private school, it probably matches what would actually happen. He was there because he won a scholarship, but was trying to quite because he wanted to go back to his old school with his friends.
Maybe the reason it doesn’t seem so realistic is because it’s a natural thing in their universe 😂
@@Ghost-uc8gd yeah; superhero teens being geniuses feels too…unrealistic. I never liked the fact that most versions of Spider-Man don’t have organic web and instead MAKE Web-Shooters. That sucks. Sam Raimi was right.
Y’all gotta remember this is a prestigious school. As someone who has attended similar schools, I can confirm they do in fact care. However you can also say this is in an alternate dimension where teachers do care because they’re paid very good wages
It’s always the incredibly smart people who never foresee this outcome 😂
bro even put "decembruary" 💀
Since it is a different universe with many peculiarities, that is probably even correct.
Edit: Apparently it is not.
@@FlubberFroschnah
What if in his universe that's how they spell December
@@kurumitokisaki7661December in his universe is December
@@FlubberFroschin the movie there's a calendar you can see that says december.
That's the smartest teacher I've ever seen. Normally they wouldn't care
That's such an incorrect statement lmao. What is it exactly that makes her smarter?
it’s a private school 🤷♀️
If miles went to a public school his scored would be ignored and he'd just get failed at the end of the year.
666 likes. As much as i like your comment, i cant ruin that
Ngl she can get it
He really tried to dumb down and say "Decembruary"
Missed that!
Either that or Decembruary is legit a month on _Into The Spider-Verse_ Earth-1610
Edit: Apparently it’s not
@@kikiretzorg1467 No im pretty sure its a real month added in as a secret to show the differing universes
Edit: Guess I was wrong to lmao
@@1stGradeDropout Lmaooo same brain cell
@@kikiretzorg1467 yeah its a detail that shows that miles wanted to quit, i found this out when the movie was new, and no theres no difference in the months between the universes, well some universes
“Milos” 💀
Inside Miles' head : Play dumb
*gets a zero*
'Not that dumb 🤦🏾♂️'
lmao
Tried a little too hard there buddy...
He went full retard, you never go full retard
@@gentrydean3789let him be man
Yep lol 😂
This right here is the definition of “too smart for your own good“
I'll try scoring a zero on my next test. Hope the teacher bumps my score to an 100 :)
If all the questions on it are true or false, then yeah it might work. Otherwise, you're probably screwed
It only worked because the test only had 2 answers for each question. So you actually had to know the right answer to intentionally score 0
To be fair it's not like he actually got the 100 and then was told to be on his merry way...
Dude got an extra essay to write on what he wants from his life
Not in this world pal
She'll probably bump it up to a 10. Thats not success 😂
In tech school the passing grade was 70%. My teacher said that anyone could get 100% every quiz. But only the real smart kids could get only 70% exactly on every single quiz.
I love that she shows up in the second movie at the party for Miles's Dad. It is such a tiny, fast cameo, but it shows that she actually made an impact on Miles's life at school and became good enough friends with the family to be invited to an event like that. Just such high quality movie making... one split second cameo most people probably didn't even notice spoke volumes. They didn't have to do it, they could have mailed it in with a random face in the crowd, but no, they took the time.
Ur right I watched the movie 5 times and never saw her lmao
I wouldn't quit if I had a teacher like that.
Why does she sound like an older version of gwen?
She’s hot 🥵
@@hypersonic4562same voice actor maybe
@@origamiman7891 nah I know hailee steinfeld's voice and she doesn't sound exactly like that
Nah bro fr i be getting 100% everyday from that class if i was miles lol
I love how he not only put in the effort to solve every question correctly on the exam, but put his full name, took the time to think of and write out an entire fake month, and the year. He’s clearly willing to try, he just needs to put that effort into succeeding, not failing.
Bro wanted to fail so badly he spelled “Decmburary” 💀
Decembruary.*
If you’re going to misspell word, then misspell it right. I can’t believe I said that.
@@stephenking5852 thank you I guess???
Not that serious
@@stephenking5852 i can't believe you care about a misspell of a misspell of a *meespell*.
@@stephenking5852 ah, a grammar nazi. Haven’t seen your kind since the late 00’s.
Gotta love miles being super smart and trying to play dumb
"Uhh, whos morales?"
“uhh hi i’m Feet moral”
He’s too smart to be stupid
“Not that dumb!”
"I am kilometers inmorales"