It's Funny, Really.

[Michael Brown]

They do not play fair because they provide over thirty-five links per module without directing you toward the simplest to understand, so you have to skim through myriad points of view while looking for the one with which you feel most comfortable.
They seem to think the assignments they have posted have your unilateral interest and that you are proceeding with blinders on regarding the source of your daily bread.
They have set themselves up as experts, fully prepared to judge and evaluate you, though errors are often displayed in the way they express themselves.
They throw you a curve every so often just to keep you on your toes and in fear of their authority.
They are not the types with whom you would enjoy having dinner.
When all is said and done, you will receive a certificate you can use to increase earnings thereby justifying your current blindness, and in years to come, if you sustain any interest in all this crap, you and your peers may laugh over the whole situation.

[Angela]

No, it really is not.  The whole process can eat a person's soul - but you write about it very well.

[Teresa]

The world is but a stage, right?  I can relate to this, from personal experience and from watching what my 24 year old has to go through now.  And I like the word "crap".  It fits.

[Peter McNiff]

There is a skeptic in my 'scope, far, far away and he  is awash in a sea of bureaucracy.

[Javed Baloch]

Some animals are NOT more equal than the others, as I am sure that Orwell too would agree.

[Mike Handley]

Would that the aspiring become the they, remembering and eliminating the crap, and not harboring the if-I-had-to-do-its.