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10 People Share Wild Stories That Prove Karma Never Misses a Beat

Story 8:

My high school math teacher gave me terrible grades. I thought I had a B+, but he gave me barely a passing mark. My home life was chaotic, so I never questioned it — assumed I wasn’t good enough. I quit caring about math.

Years later, in community college, I realized I was actually strong in math. I eventually earned an engineering degree.

Later I learned students had sued that teacher and the district. He had been failing top students for years. They settled, and he was forced into retirement.
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