Whenever Your Professor Assigns A Group Project

We all know it's the worst-the dreaded group project. And every time it seems to be the same, YOU are the one that ends up doing all the work, while you deal with the rest of your group members' incompetence.

Your initial reaction.

Like are we still in high school?

The other members are usually all like:

But you know the reality of these types of situations.

When everything surprisingly starts off well, and you think "Wow, this might actually turn out ok!"

Could it be? Actual competency?

But pretty quickly you realize it will turn out just like every other group project before.

Just, no. Not again.

You question what you did to deserve this?

How did this happen to me?

So you decide to be the one person to get their shit together and make yourself the unofficial leader.

And you quickly realize you're the adult and responsible one of the group.

They're children, children I tell you!

Your reaction when another person actually contributes.

Mind=blown.

But then that ONE person has the nerve to question your leadership abilities.

Please, be my guest.

And finally you can't hold back anymore.

The other members may try to apologize to excuse their incompetence, but you're having none of it.

So you spend the next nonstop 48 hours working before the presentation, basically doing the entire thing yourself.

Coffee coffee coffee.

And finally, you finish and present the project.

Then when peer grading finally comes around.

And your other members can't believe you graded them so poorly.

I mean, what did you expect?

But, when your teacher actually takes note of your hard work and you end up getting a good grade, while the rest do mediocre at best.

Bye Felicia!