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And what happened? Um, nothing happened. We still showed up at 7 in the morning. But I'm surprised as to like why that's not a thing yet. Like, why is— why are kids still going to school so early?
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They start in August here in LA, they start really early. I'm saying what time? Oh, they have to be there at 8 AM.
Oh, okay, so that's early. So our class would start at 7:20, right? And that's early. And they were trying to push it back to have every class by law start at 10 AM.
Yeah, well, they say kids learn better at that hour. Yeah, at 10 o'clock.
And what happened? Um, nothing happened. We still showed up at 7 in the morning. But I'm surprised as to like why that's not a thing yet. Like, why is— why are kids still going to school so early?
Uh, I think so they can get paid. I think it has something to do with money, I'm sure.
So, so the teachers can get paid? Yeah. What do you mean? I don't know, just in terms of like, um, I guess, I guess just extending the hours. Yeah, because then you, you don't overlap with like after-school activity.
I don't know, I'm not sure. In fact, it doesn't make any sense because they would spend less on electricity.