Greetings,

Right now, I’m sitting in class. 

I’m not saying a word. 

Two students, one female, one male, sitting next to me are kicking imaginary field goals over and over for 30 minutes at a time from their desks in class. 

This is at a business school that is very difficult to get into.

One student is sitting directly next to me and the other student is sitting right behind him. 

They are kicking imaginary field goals over and over.

I have no idea who the students are.

I’m ignoring them. 

This has been going on in almost all my classes for the last four years; it’s nothing new.  

For the past four years I have dozens of Baruch College students crashing into me, shoving their phones in my face, harassing in the bathroom, in the subway stations near school, and much more. 

I have no idea who any of them are and I never say a word to any of them.

I just move away.

In my opinion, people I know pay New York City law enforcement and their civilian lie and scam team to harass me constantly. 

Of course, NYC law enforcement has Baruch College students harassing me during class. 

Again, I have no idea who they are, I’m not looking at them, I’m not saying a word. 

I just see them out of the corner of my eye. 

The best thing you can do to someone whose job is to start arguments and fights with people on behalf of law enforcement is to ignore them, and that’s what I do. 

Disclaimers:

I always treat everyone at Baruch College with the utmost respect at all times. 

That includes Baruch College staff, professors, security guards, and students. 

Treating people at Baruch College and CUNY respectfully is more important than anything. 

I never partake in any controversial conversations at Baruch College under any circumstances. 

When I’m at Baruch College, I never say anything controversial, not even close. 

I’m always very cautious regarding the way I act at Baruch College because it’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. 

I started my own content/journalism enterprise with the information I’ve learned at Baruch College. 

So far, it’s earned $5.10.

I have new revenue streams opening up. 

Hopefully, the number will increase. 

I would like for more people to find out about how CUNY can help them elevate their lives the way it’s helping me. 

If people saw how much Baruch College and CUNY did for me in the past three years, they would sign up. 

Since I started at CUNY, everything I’ve said at LaGuardia Community College and Baruch College is polite and respectful. 

At Baruch College, I never say anything that’s even close to being offensive or disrespectful to anyone. 

If someone at Baruch College pours a can of paint on my head and throws my laptop and phone out of the window, I won’t react negatively. 

Believe me, it’s been tested.

I will say thank you and walk away. 

The same thing goes for the supermarket, coworking places, gyms, storage place, etc.

My main goals at Baruch College are to treat everyone respectfully and graduate.

I want to clarify a little further because this is so important. 

I’m not giving any opinions in Baruch College classes or to anyone at Baruch College about controversial local, national, or global current events.

Anyone at CUNY can say anything they would like. 

I’m not. 

There are plenty of topics to speak about that aren’t controversial. 

I respect everyone’s opinions. 

Even if a topic isn’t controversial, I’m still very cautious about people’s feelings. 

Anyone can say anything they want at Baruch College to me or in front of me. 

You won’t hear a complaint from me. 

I’m not saying a word about anything even close to controversial. 

Again, if a Baruch College student says every negative thing they can think of about me to my face, takes all my belongings, and throws them out the window of the vertical building, I will say thank you and walk away. 

When I’m at Baruch College, I act like I’m under a microscope at all times. 

There are plenty of places on the internet and outside of Baruch College where I can talk about anything I would like. 

I don’t have any desire to discuss anything close to controversial with anyone at Baruch College.  

I never have, and I never will. 

I don’t socialize with anyone from Baruch College in or outside of Baruch College.

I’m polite, professional, and respectful to Baruch College students when I’m placed in mandatory in-class student groups. 

Once class is over, I respectfully keep to myself due to the massive number (thousands every year) of complaints from New York college students against New York college students. 

I never share any personal contact information with anyone at Baruch College. 

Respectfully, I’m not discussing any controversial local, national, or global current events with anyone at Baruch College.

I’m not complaining about anything to anyone at Baruch College.

Anyone at Baruch College can say anything they want to me or in front of me, and I’m not saying a word. 

While I’m inside Baruch College, I’m only discussing topics that aren’t controversial. 

For example, I like how New York City repaved many of the streets. 

For example, I like the idea pertaining to developing apartments in the Financial District while simultaneously protecting New York City from future storms.

Treating people respectfully is the most important thing for me at CUNY. 

I hope everyone reaches their goals. 

The only person I’m competing with is myself. 

In my spare time I’m trying to raise money from professional accredited investors. 

I’m working on a movie about people who take audio and video out of context with witnesses to get people in trouble. 

For example, people take audio and video from once place to another place with witnesses to get people kicked out of places. 

I’m also working on raising money for a bunch of additional startups. 

If it works out I give a massive amount of credit to the professors and staff at CUNY, including Baruch College and LaGuardia Community College.