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I screw myself over well. No comprendes? I'll explain through example. Today in Chem we were going over Lewis Dot structures. I'll admit, I had no clue as to what I was doing when I walked into class, but after he explained it, I got it quick (I was actually awake). Then he had us go to boards and I get stuck with McNulty and Anderson (he's ok), but McNulty, she's one of those types I don't like. She of course jumps for the leader position (one of those types). Well, she's doing the problem and is doing it wrong so I try to correct her, but the problem is the other guy agrees with her so I start asking questions and she goes in her snooty little voice "did you read the book?" Eventually, the instructor comes around and sees our dilemma and asks how man electrons are in this problem. And well, since I had no clue how they got that many electrons in their problem I go "I don't know," though I do. Well, as it turns out, I was right and I screwed myself over, as usual.