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That's why I've been going to classes for the past two years disguised as a dog. I can show up, sleep on the floor, and (in a couple more years) collect my degree. Biggest difference is that I didn't have to take out loans for the dog costume so I'm pretty happy with the investment.
Plus I would assume a dog wouldn't have to write a masters dissertation?
Just like Greendale
Ruffles had overdue library books, so she never got a degree.
That lying bitch?
A few months ago i was at a supermarket, and in the line at the register there was a woman with her service dog in front of me. The cashier started to throw a fit about the dog, spouting some stuff about hygiene. The woman informed her that service dogs are explicitly allowed; the cashier just shook her head in disbelieve. I just couldn't keep my mouth shut and told her (friendly) that a trained service dog is more hygienic and better behaved than half of her costumers.
Sadly, noone clapped, but i hope the cashier learnt something.
In America we have a real problem with people claiming emotional support animals as service animals despite those being different things. In some areas it's to the point that people assume you're the former and just want to bring your dog everywhere
Ok that's simply selfish of those people. Here in central Europe I haven't seen such behavior yet, but as they say, if the world ends, come to austria, it happens 20 years later here.
I’ll clap for you right now!
Oh thank you so much :-) I felt weird exposing myself that way, but since i know that service dogs are very well behaved i just had to say something - this poor woman getting attacked over her dog was simply unfair.
Ain't nothing in the rules that say dogs can't ~~play basketball~~ earn an advanced degree.
Man, I wish I could have gotten my degree just for attending. Could you imagine if his human didn't get theirs?
When I met you I was but the good boy. Now I am the master.