driving instructors Just imagine how tough it is for driving instructors, who are perfect drivers, to deal with the stupidity of the people who learn driving from them, especially those who are scared of driving. They often wonder at the level of intelligence of some people. For driving, there is no qualification required and nobody has to prove their capability to learn driving which unlike other courses. Poor driving instructors! Hats off to their patience level!


Judges at talent shows You must have watched several talents shown on TV. Scrutinizing the best talents is really a very tough job but in the process of finding that best talent the judges have to face some stupid people or jokers who have no great talent to show and still they come and participate in a talent show and perform terribly. Just imagine what torture the judges have to go through!


customer care Representatives It is fun to work in a customer care department as you get to deal with very important clients too. However, on the flip side, you also have to deal with stupid clients. The customer care executives who work especially in call centers have to answer every question, no matter how stupid it is, and that too politely. No matter how stupid or ridiculous the caller is, the customer care representative can’t hang up their phones. What a tragedy!


Teachers A stupid person is someone who lacks common sense or intelligence and teachers are those professionals who encounter stupid people the most. A teacher has to deal with a lot of students who learn but terribly fail to put that learning into practice and repeat the same mistakes again and again. And the irony is that the teachers still teach them. A salute to all the teachers for their hard work!


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