Running in the 1900s

When I was 7-8 years old, I was traveling to the U.S by plane, and we didn't have much money, so we probably rode economy class. I remember my experience on the flight really well because it was my first time ever riding on the plane in addition to the first time speaking to someone who didn't speak Vietnamese. As most of us know, economy food plane food absolutely sucks. Since I was only alive for approximately 7-8 years and hadn't experience cuisines outside of Vietnam, I ordered a cup of ramen and a cup of lemonade. I ordered ramen simply because I saw the word "Ramen." and expected to taste like the stuff in Vietnam. A little background on Ramen in Vietnam is that there is a brand of ramen where the stuff is literal gold when you eat it. It was rare that I ever get to eat this type of ramen because it was relatively expensive but... oh boy, was it a treat when I get to have some. This set up some expectations when I was eating on that plane. The cup of lem...

I think this applies to the U.S as a whole but school starts wayyyyyyyyyy too early here. At 8am in the morning my brain simply just doesn't work. Even if I force myself to go to sleep at 10pm at night I still would usually naturally wake up at around 9 or 10 AM. I usually know if I have gotten enough sleep if I naturally wake up without an alarm clock or screaming parents. I don't know why schools think the student should be focused in class when they are half-asleep in class due to school starting so early. Albeit that some students are an early bird and can wake up early but I personally think normal people need school to start a bit later. Despite how uni is really liberal, I hate how uni administration can be really conservative or really slow with their policies and way of doing things. I am pretty sure that pushing start time for school to be later been talked about for multiple years and I have yet been able to wake up at 9 and get to school on time. There was an em...