Main thought is he has no chance of getting into Oxford when he reapplies with a scraped 1st.Shall we spoil it? He got a 1st (Just scraped it). Thoughts?
Main thought is he has no chance of getting into Oxford when he reapplies with a scraped 1st.Shall we spoil it? He got a 1st (Just scraped it). Thoughts?
He did keep using COVID as an excuse, maybe he'll play on that when he reapplies? I honestly wouldn't have thought it would matter whether he got a low first or a high 1st, but like we keep saying, maybe it's the low first and the disorganised approach to work + bad attitude? Let's hope he applies to more than one university this time round anyway. Holly Gabrielle done the same thing when she applied to medicine - put all of her eggs into the Cambridge basket and ended up disappointed.Main thought is he has no chance of getting into Oxford when he reapplies with a scraped 1st.
I don't blame him for taking it per se, London is pricey and I'm sure it's a lot of pressure moving there. BUT... he's not a student. I couldn't imagine anything worse than living with students if I wasn't one. Also, imagine going into student accommodation with someone who wasn't a student and was getting it for free. I'd be pretty annoyed.Has he addressed why he has free accommodation in London yet?
I see what you mean about the finer points of the rules (like keeping track of whether you need a mask in a cinema at present), but everyone should know that you still need to keep your distance from people outside your support bubble. And your support bubble is also quite simple - who you live with, optionally plus one person who lives alone.Not meaning to defend him but I think in some cases it's not meaning to break rules, but people no longer know what they are. I get social distancing and the basics but my family and I were saying we have lost track of who we are and arent allowed to see. Are bubbles still a thing? if so that contradicts the government wanting people back to work and also eating out etc. A recent study found it's gone from over 90% of people knowing the rules to something like 20 or 30%.
Also, he was touching the books and I think he signed one of them. In the Waterstones (I think that's the bookshop he's in) near me, as soon as you've even touched a book, it has to go onto a trolley to be cleaned before it can be put back on display. I don't know if this is the case everywhere but either way, he probably should have known not to touch the books and then put them straight back.Exceptions to the mask law include people with disabilities, and influencers who want to mouth words for instagram
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Much like exceptions to the social distancing law include front line NHS staff, and influencers who want to have a laugh dying each other's hair.