Bye Byjus

[Mohaideen]

[Mohaideen]

Nihs kept throwing integration questions at me in sixth grade, and it made my parents think I was dyslexic.

[Raghav]

Those girls asked me some tough questions in fifth grade and almost convinced my parents I was a weak student, even though I was the class topper then. LMAO see you in hell.

[Nisha]

Really happy that the company got shut down; it was just pure harassment nonsense.

[Falguni]

Someone asked me to point out a rectangle in the whole room. I said the wardrobe, but they said that's wrong because it's a cuboid. So I replied, "I'm talking about the front face of the wardrobe; that's a rectangle, right?"

They left after swearing.

[Nikita]

That really brought back the trauma. I was in sixth grade and answered almost all their questions, missed just a couple, and after that my parents started looking at me like I'd committed a sin. They even bought me a tablet just for school work, but there was never enough time. Those annoying people would call me whenever I wasn't consistent. My dad kept saying I'd given them lakhs of rupees, blah blah. (Bro, I'm 10, let me play with my friends.)

[Kavitha]

They were asking some crazy questions when I was in sixth grade. My dad kind of got what they were up to, so he asked them about their background and started grilling them. They started stuttering.

[Akbar]

[Amar]

Nga traveled 100 km to meet me at 8 pm even after I said I wasn't interested. (He knew my address because I gave it out on Kaun Banega Crorepati.)

[Tanya]

Who is the toughest manipulator?

- Ayanakoji?

- Johan?

- Baku Madarame?

Or that annoying salesman who came with a bunch of ridiculous tenth‑grade questions when I was in sixth?

[Ishaan]

They deserved to go bankrupt.

Remember WhiteHat Jr?