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[Smug No.8200063]

>Walk out of Culinary school
>See STEM majors microwaving hot pockets

[Anonymous No.8200073]

Enjoy washing dishes and/or chopping shit up for $8/hr NERDE

[Anonymous No.8200076]

>>8200063
At least they can afford food

[Anonymous No.8200103]

At least they have a job lmao

[Anonymous No.8200114]

>>8200063
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>10/19/16(Wed)13:26:08 No.8200076 Anonymous 10/19/16(Wed)18:26:08 No.8200076>>8200063(OP)
>At least they can afford food>Walk out of Culinary school
>See STEM majors microwaving hot pockets

what did he mean by this?

[Anonymous No.8200119]

I was watching a show where they took doctors lawyers construction workers celebrities and other professions to some third world asian country where they live off a dollar a day or until they find a job.

The chef of all people fit in the fastest and made a great living.

[Anonymous No.8200132]

>>8200119
Wow it's almost like they don't belong in the civilized world
I mean Mexicans, indians, etc value a good meal over medical treatment and someone who can protect their rights and look how well they are doing

[Anonymous No.8200144]

>>8200063
Anybody can do what you do, but you can't do what engineers and doctors and other STEM majors do. Please piss off.

Amazing how a future, professional graduate burger flipper tried to be smug against STEM majors.

You a culinary Arte major because you weren't good enough to walk into STEM.

[Anonymous No.8200152]

>>8200132

Yeah it was interesting to see. People were hitch hiking and making fools of themselves singing kataoke at bars for money while the chef got huge attention and threw huge ass feasts for people.

This Wasnt some cooking channel scripted stuff. Im just a visitor from fit and wandered into this thread.

[Anonymous No.8200155]

>culinary school

[Anonymous No.8200157]

>>8200144
The world needs good doctors, scientist, and chefs. Settle down

[Anonymous No.8200161]

>>8200144

Ooh i can use cad or run a western i am so amazing oohh i can drill a hole in a skull.

Stem is not hard at all nigga get outa here. Only hard part is the stupid amount of school where everything you learn gets contradicted with further research.

[Anonymous No.8200164]

>Never went to culinary school

>Make +35k in the kitchen and women are amazed you can cook at home

[Anonymous No.8200171]

>>8200164
>35k is somehow supposed to be impressive

[Anonymous No.8200198]

>>8200164
how many hours do you have to work for 35k? I'm not hating, just use to cook myself.

[Anonymous No.8200209]

>>8200063
Cooking is nothing more than a hobby.
Sorry if this is hard for you to grasp, but beyond safety, nutrition, and efficiency/economic factors, there is no value added in more complexity. It actually is a negative factor that limits progress of more important things.

[Anonymous No.8200229]

>>8200161
STEM isn't hard if you can invest the time but you have very little idea with what actually goes on. No, most of the stuff I learned in undergrad is not contradicted by some research.

>>8200152
To be fair in that situation I would only be able to teach math, programming, and physics if put in that situation and I wouldn't even know how to land a job as a teacher in some third world shithole. Being a chief is sorta universal but not particularly useful overall to society.

[Anonymous No.8200235]

>>8200144
confirmed for STEM babby eating his third hot pocket dinner this week

[Anonymous No.8200241]

>>8200164
You can make a lot more than that if you get a culinary degree and go work for some food conglomerate

[Anonymous No.8200282]

>walk out of the kitchen
>microwave hot pockets

[Anonymous No.8200284]

>walk out of Calc III class
>see culinary student who thinks his degree is worth anything
>laugh

[Anonymous No.8200306]

>>8200063
Absolute animals. As a med student, I use the oven. Much crispier crust.

[Anonymous No.8200307]

Most chef's work such hard and long hours that they end up eating junk food much like overworked STEM majors. Sure I've seen my chef bring home nice leftovers, but he has also said that he eats Taco Bell. (This was at a upscale country club and this chef probably made 80k)

[Anonymous No.8200313]

>>8200198
Almost 50 hours a week since half of the kitchen sucks.

They gave a gay guy employee of the year just because he knew how to give out free food.

>>8200241
I'm still considering going to CS when I get the money.

Would make my momma proud.

[Anonymous No.8200322]

>>8200284
>he's only in calc III

[Anonymous No.8200329]

>>8200313
I applaud your honesty! I'm just getting out of the industry myself.

[Anonymous No.8200363]

>>8200322
To be fair vector calculus is very useful.

>>8200313
>CS
Computer Science? Get to the systems level otherwise Pajeets will work for pennies over you.

[Anonymous No.8200402]

>>8200073
lol what

[Anonymous No.8200416]

>>8200363
Culinary school. Not sure if I have the autistic to focus on Computer Science

[Anonymous No.8200418]

>>8200363
Oh of course I'm just being a snob

[Anonymous No.8200442]

>>8200416
Oh, that's good. I don't know what culinary school does but it isn't bad to have some credentials. I am not sure who the cooking field works since I have been in engineering since I finished high school and I have never had a job outside of my field.

> Not sure if I have the autistic to focus on Computer Science
If you have the time then CS can work for anyone, providing you have a good mindset. Autism (4chan version) isn't as prevalent as you would think. Most of the CS people I have had to deal with are people good at math that just chose the area where they think they would get jobs. To be fair I don't interact with them much, I do my own programming and I rarely have to write complicated software.

>>8200418
I can see that. Cal III is taught to almost everyone and it is a lower division course so it isn't something to brag about.

[Anonymous No.8200445]

>>8200416
where ya going buddy

[Anonymous No.8200452]

>>8200119
>>8200132
You have to be licensed to practice law or medicine. You cannot go to any country and setup a new practice like you would open a restaurant.

[Anonymous No.8200468]

>>8200119
>Put blue collar workers in an environment where only blue collar jobs exist
>Worker is able to succeed doing his former trade
>Put white collar workers in the same place where it is so underdeveloped those positions don't exist and they struggle


Really makes you think

[Anonymous No.8200470]

>>8200452

that's a gross oversimplification. You may or may not be able to open a clinic or practice law before the court, but you can certainly still work for a clinic or a law firm.

Also, there are certifications required for food-service. Even for a lowly line cook.

[Anonymous No.8200480]

>>8200284
>Walk out a class you can take in high school
>Laugh about my delusional intelligence

[Anonymous No.8200509]

>>8200480
But you didn't take it in high school anon

[Anonymous No.8200551]

>>8200480
Maybe your high school. Calc 1 is an AP class and I took that in high school, but that's the best that was available.

I got a C in it, because I'm a retard.

On the bright side, AP classes were on a 6.0 scale there so I got a 4.0 from it.

[Anonymous No.8200577]

>>8200114
Turn off your adblocker you degenerate, there isn't even any ads on 4chan anyway