Hello Students,

Professor SRP here. Today is the first day of TRP 301. Welcome. Up to this point, you have obtained your B.S. in TRP Theory and have taken classes like TRP 101 (Overview), TRP 103 (History of Hamstering), TRP 105 (The Sexual Marketplace), and if you are specializing, Shittests 101 (Overview).

This is Grad School now. You are at the next level.

This class has a unique format. In it, you will be given various case studies that are unrelated to sexual encounters, shittests, and AFBB. These case studies will be mundane issues. It will be your job to figure out and understand how to apply your new Red Pill lenses to each situation. Some will be obvious. Some will not. To give you a taste for the class, let's start with a short diagnostic test.

Question 1:

GayLubeOil (GLO) writes a post that makes several valid points, one of which suggests that we need to stop trying to please everyone and stop being afraid of confrontation. He then condones starting shit to start shit. Do you:

a. Start an uproar and say you shouldn't start shit to start shit - that's not what a true RPer would do.

b. Understand that GLO was making a point, and that when you use examples or metaphors, they are usually most effective if sensationalized...kind of like Agree and Amplify.

Question 2:

You are at a corporate job. You get paid 200k a year. Your boss tells you to do something you do not like nor do you have the time to do right now based on your workload. You hear on Redpill that being a corporate slave is bullshit. Start your own business. Fuck what people say - you do what you want. Do you:

a. Tell your boss to fuck off.

b. Tell your boss that you are busy right now and will get to it later.

c. Say you will take care of it and get it done (whether it is through delegation, taking the work over the weekend, etc.)

Question 3:

When you dine in an American restaurant, do you:

a. Assess how much service you get, and tip accordingly.

b. Always tip 15% unless they provide better service - then tip 20%.

c. Always tip 20% unless service is horrible - then tip 15%.

By the end of this course, you will have a clearer picture of what the answer for each is. More importantly though, as a RP Graduate student, you will learn that the rules of TRP are meant to be used as a guide for your life, not a law. After this class, you will understand that there are nuances, exceptions, caveats to everything (except AWALT).

Let's begin.

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