Yes, I do agree with you to a point. The schooling system has taught us the fundamentals. They have taught us how to read and write and do mathematics. However, they have not yet taught us how to put such things to use in real life, everyday situations. If you don't mind, I would kindly appreciate you telling me how I would possibly use a Box and Whisker Plot in my everyday life - if you even know what that is. My point is, school has taught us many helpful things. They just haven't quite taught us how exactly to put them to good use. School has not taught us how buy a house, how to wisely save and spend money, or how to correctly raise children. We are expected to figure that out on our own. If we cannot, we are expected to lay that job on our parents to teach us. We can't rely on our parents to teach us all of those things, it's simply not their job. Now, as for you Mr. I-Went-Back-to-School, I highly suggest you go back for a third time because you seemed to still have not grasped that "youbthe" is not a word, nor that "the" is spelled with an "h".
