GUY: Hey.
I looked up.
GUY: How’d you feel about the exam?
ME: Pretty good.
GUY: The thing that tripped me up was that general...assumption question.
ME: Um...the going concern question?
GUY: Yeah, that one. What is that?
ME: That’s the thing that says that a company can survive. That they have the ability to pay off their debts. They’re a going concern if they can pay off their debts.
GUY: Ohhhhhhh. Okay.
ME: Yeah.
GUY: Alright, well...see ya later.
And that’s pretty much it. It was probably the third time someone in one of my classes approached me and randomly struck up a conversation about something in the course material. Is this a Logan thing? I don’t mind it at all. I guess if anything, it’s flattering. I do ask a lot of questions in class, so maybe I give the impression that I know the material.
Doesn't surprise me at all. Students and instructors all recognize that you are very serious about learning the material...not just getting by with a passing grade.
ReplyDeleteYou're probably right. I think it's funny, though, that people come up to me randomly and just start talking with me about the class. One guy approached me that I had never seen before, so I was very confused when he started talking about accounting. Keeps life interesting, I guess.
DeleteThat comment was from me. Your Mom was signed in. But she agrees.
ReplyDeleteHaha, cool. For some reason it's still hard for me to read the above comment and imagine you saying it.
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