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What was the most important thing you learned in school?
Asked at South Park on May 22, 2004
“How to sit down and listen and keep quiet until asked to speak. And sharing. That’s the first thing that makes good character.”
“During my time here I learned that my peers are people I should get to know better for later in life because they will be leaders in the future.”
“I would say the most useful thing I learned is you have to take care of your own business. Once you leave here, it’s every person for his or her own self.”
“I would say, how to be a critical consumer of information.”
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