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    Entitled high school students refuse to help teammate with their group science project, teammate decides they would rather fail than do the project alone: ‘The most satisfying failing grade in my entire life’

    There are two types of students when it comes to group projects–those who do all the work, and those who do none of it. Getting paired up with students who put an equal amount of effort into the project is as rare as winning the lottery. 

    When one student who does everything gets paired up only with students who do nothing, the situation might get complicated, which is exactly what happened in the story below.

    This kid, a top student in science class, got paired with three kids who were barely passing the class. That would have been tolerable if they were willing to do some of the work, but when they announced that they expect the top student to do their entire project alone, it became clear what needs to be done. Instead of complying, this student decided they would rather get a 0 than do all the work for this lazy bunch. Luckily, they had a card up their sleeve to ensure that the failed project wouldn't affect their grade.

    Keep scrolling to read how they pulled that off.

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