Fake Email to a Friend, About a Bad Grade.

Hey Ash,


Its me Jess. I know you are busy at work but I wanted to talk to you about a bad grade I got in one of my classes. I am a little upset because I take my classes serious when it comes to test, or homework. You know this so please write me back telling me what you think ok.

Here goes…it was a paper about self discovery. Yes imagine it discussing a brief outline of my life till today. How was I supposed to know he wanted us to write about something new we had learned in class. I guess it was my mistake but he should have been more clear. We get random assignments all the time where we have to discuss anything but the book. We hadn’t even begun reading any chapters in our textbook. This crazy guy is well, crazy. He lectures us all day and expects us to not fall asleep, he should have a more exciting class session and be more specific on what he wants out of our assignments. Anthony is going to be upset with me and is going to tell me, well, why didn’t you ask him any questions about what he really wanted. I thought I had it all figured out. There is a girl in my class who brainstormed with me and she got a way better grade then me. What the crap? I actually take notes down and all she does in class is text her boyfriend on her phone. Geesh, and they say we pay to be here and get ourselves an education. And this teacher knows I listen and take notes and do my work. Excuse me if I misunderstood. And when I asked him if I could re-write it he responded with some smart-alecky response. “If you re-wrote it, it would be the same in theory.” No sir, ugh I wanted to punch him in the face, this is so unfair. Then I asked how much he would take off if I wrote a new, correct paper and his response was half off. He continued to rant to the whole classroom, letting everyone know that I misunderstood and wrote something way out there. Its just a bummer because the one time I mess up the whole world knows about it. It was so embarrassing, and I guess next time I will interrupt him and make sure I completely understand what he is asking for. Completely. Talk to you later, Jess