
This episode discusses the relevance of school subjects, particularly algebra and trigonometry, and the importance of practical math skills like consumer math.
The speaker expresses a strong dislike for traditional school subjects, stating that they feel much of it is a waste of time. They specifically mention algebra and trigonometry as examples of subjects they have never used in everyday life.
They reflect on their experience in high school, noting that they took consumer math as a senior. The speaker emphasizes how valuable this course has been in their adult life.
They highlight practical skills learned in consumer math, such as doing taxes, writing checks, paying bills, and bookkeeping, which they believe should be taught more extensively in schools.
The episode critiques traditional school subjects and advocates for practical math education.

A lot of school is a waste of time.Is Traditional School Curriculum a Waste of Time
I honestly wish I would have done consumer math.Is Traditional School Curriculum a Waste of Time