← Back to context Comment by hackyhacky 11 hours ago It's not a metaphor. They are literally the customer. 3 comments hackyhacky Reply otterley 11 hours ago They're a customer in the same way that a martial arts student is a customer: getting your butt kicked is literally what you're paying for. hackyhacky 9 hours ago Sure. And just like with a martial arts student, if you kick their butt too hard, you will lose the customer and might get sued. otterley 9 hours ago Sued for giving out hard work assignments? That doesn't sound plausible. Under what theory would a student have a case?
otterley 11 hours ago They're a customer in the same way that a martial arts student is a customer: getting your butt kicked is literally what you're paying for. hackyhacky 9 hours ago Sure. And just like with a martial arts student, if you kick their butt too hard, you will lose the customer and might get sued. otterley 9 hours ago Sued for giving out hard work assignments? That doesn't sound plausible. Under what theory would a student have a case?
hackyhacky 9 hours ago Sure. And just like with a martial arts student, if you kick their butt too hard, you will lose the customer and might get sued. otterley 9 hours ago Sued for giving out hard work assignments? That doesn't sound plausible. Under what theory would a student have a case?
otterley 9 hours ago Sued for giving out hard work assignments? That doesn't sound plausible. Under what theory would a student have a case?
They're a customer in the same way that a martial arts student is a customer: getting your butt kicked is literally what you're paying for.
Sure. And just like with a martial arts student, if you kick their butt too hard, you will lose the customer and might get sued.
Sued for giving out hard work assignments? That doesn't sound plausible. Under what theory would a student have a case?