For our Psych final i spent 5 hours creating a 1/2 inch thick study guide, with typed notes, copied pages from the book, etc. Worked very hard on this. I made one copy of these extra for the lady i sit by in class because she is a hard worker, and in exchange, every subject we have she makes a sheet with the key words and definitions on them, or drugs and their uses. We're both helping each other, and i have no problem with it. The instructor reviewed in class what was on the exam and this is where i got my notes from.
The PROBLEM is that i was taking my 30 minute lunch in clinical by myself in the corner of the cafeteria to read over my notes, and the lazy ding-dong in my class, he had the nerve to come up to me and ask "omg hey are those PSYCH NOTES? You oughta make me a copy!"
He was serious, too. Heck no i'm not making him a copy. The information i have was provided by the instructor, in the SAME class he was sitting in, only i chose to write it all down while he threw his pencil down, said she's going too fast, and proceded to nap for 15 minutes while she finished the review.
A little background on Lazy Smurf:
HE's the SAME one that tried copying people's notes LAST year, whining that the schoolwork was "just too much" (works 8 hours a week, no kids, etc, uh help me find his stressors here...). The same one that's always looking for a free rides, the one that i'd swear copied someone's A and P exam answers last year, etc. I would describe his attitude as "the world owes me everything".
So now i'm trying to find a reasonable way to say "get off your *** and type your own d*** notes". (He's asked me twice for a copy, and luckily we've gotten interrupted by someone and the subject was dropped.) Reason why i cannot just say THAT is because i'm assigned with this person for a whole month of clinical in January, and would prefer that to go as smooth as possible, and being the wicked ***** of the west will not help matters any.
