The bus gives more school to the guy in the meme, while I get more summer breaks.

I understand your reaction to to the PRUSSIAN style of mass-education... But you seem smart. So don't embrace ignorance. Study the things that interest you.

Use and exercise your critical thinking skillz. Learn to write well - it's really an important skill. We have way-too-many proudly- and wilfully-ignorant folks in this country.

Einstein got kicked-out of school. It's over-rated and under-funded.

Why did Einstein get kicked out of school? Also, you typed "to" twice.

Whoops - he was always daydreaming and distracted. He did poorly in math, supossedly. My guess is ADD - undiagnosed. Sometimes being too smart can be hindrance - because the class is moving at the common pace. A guy like Einstein loses interest early - then maybe misses stuff later in the lecture. I can relate. "... but he doesn't apply himself..." kept showing up on my report cards.

In college I wound up digging into Ph.D. stuff while in lower division classes. But my TA's tended to like me...

I tend to be daydreaming and distracted too, because people are always playing boyfriend/girlfriend games and name games just to distract me. They also always ask me for favors and for everything I have, but luckily, school is over for me, so then people stopped doing it. When school starts again, they're probably going to keep doing it, and they need to stop that. They were also trying to get me in trouble by telling me to do things I'm not supposed to do, such as draw, dance, talk during a test, etc. They keep talking about and asking about my personal life, and that's one of the worst things they've done. They should stop asking me for personal information. They did ask about where I live once. I've always been bullied in school. I once dreamed about killing one of the school bullies, and I'm okay with that. It was a boy named Demitri. He kept calling me ugly for no reason by saying "Eww."

There are only two directions for anger and aggression to go - outward, and/or inward. When people bully or act-out they are merely projecting outwards - what's inside them. Work on elevating what's inside you, by rising above their foolishness...as opposed to responding in-kind.

Don't worry about the small stuff - and that's what the day to day struggles, of dealing with your classmates amounts to, usually. Do your best - to be your best self - and you will rise above any obstacle, or temporary difficulty.

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That "ha-ha" laugh is in the same mocking tone as Nelson from The Simpsons.

Also, buses don't really have feelings. I just like giving human traits to them.