The story of a riot in the reserve forces.

(1)The story of a riot in the reserve forces today.
(2)5 I forgot to say when I saw you. 14 14 minutes ago.
(3)Today was my fifth year in the reserve army.
(4)Since it was the fifth year, it was completed only if it was excluded from 8 hours of lunch time a day, and about 500 reserve troops gathered in the auditorium from 9 a.m. and began to show PPT related to today’s schedule.
(5)This is where the problem starts.
(6)There was no early exit in ’22, but we’re reviving the early exit system from ’23.
(7)Those who leave early will receive five training sessions, score overall, and be in the top 30 percent.
(8)The squad will be discharged first at 4 o’clock. If you fail any of the five tests, you will have to take the early discharge out-of-heat retest.
(9)So there were about 50 teams in the squad. Among the five tests, there were squads competing and getting points through shooting and testing.
(10)The problem was that the squad had to take five tests on their own, and there were no instructors, so 50 teams were confused.
(11)One of the five tests has a fixed test time and goes around to take the test.Even if I go, I have to take the class at that time.
(12)The test is 20 minutes long, but the waiting time is over an hour.
(13)So, someone took 3 tests, and someone took 5 tests at that time.
(14)This is the system, and what’s really important is the early exit target.
(15)They said they would let me leave early at 4 o’clock, but more than half of the 50 teams took all five tests after 4 o’clock.
(16)After completing the test, I came to the auditorium, and the head of the education team suddenly selected a person to leave early.
(17)Some reserve forces have not finished their tests yet, and the scores have not been counted yet.
(18)So I turned on the Excel ticket and kicked out the high score group.
(19)Excel also failed to make the easiest plus function right, so teams in the top 30 percent were pushed out of the rankings due to calculation errors.
(20)The reservists, who obviously got high scores, started arguing that something was wrong.
(21)From here, the highlight.
(22)Reserves, our score is wrong.
(23)I can’t do that. This is an Excel file from the Ministry of Defense.
(24)I can’t be wrong about
(25)Reserves, no, how can the sum not exceed 300 when they scored an average of 80 points on five tests? It’s wrong.
(26)Wait for the head of education. We are not wrong.
(27)I couldn’t communicate with the reserve army’s education chief, so I called in the assistant who was touching Excel.
(28)Of course, I got it wrong.
(29)If you leave early, you’re out. It’s left here.
(30)Those who failed the test or didn’t finish the test.
(31)Second riot here.
(32)My squad took all five tests, didn’t fail at all.
(33)The reserve forces, no, we took all five tests. Why didn’t the score count?
(34)I told you that I’m going to add up the scores at 4 o’clock.
(35)It’s because I saw you late. We said
(36)Reserves never said that.
(37)The head of education. No, I said it clearly. It was written on the PPT.
(38)They want to see the reserves.
(39)I’ll show you the head of the training center. If what I said is wrong, all the people here…
(40)I’ll let you leave early.
(41)I started to check, but there is no such content in the ppt. What is written in the PPT is the top.
(42)Only teams with 30% points will be discharged early.
(43)Reserves. Where is it written? It’s not written.
(44)I didn’t do anything wrong. I’m starting to change the subject.
(45)I’ve been building an early exit system since ’23.
(46)I tried to be good at everything.
(47)I know you’ve done something wrong, so I’ll give you a score right now.
(48)Let’s add them up and send them to the top 30 percent. It’s 4:20 PM.
(49)About 30 minutes.
(50)I can’t do that. I told you, and you have to go at five.
(51)Reserves, no, the early exit system will definitely send only the top 30 percent.
(52)Jiyebi did their best for the test, but when I actually saw it,
(53)If you’re going to send me an online message first, that’s why you got a high score on the test.
(54)Ignore the education ledger. Watch the video first. We have no choice but to send it to you at 5 o’clock.
(55)I’m going to complain because I’m angry. You’re not doing your job right. Let’s go.
(56)Stem X, we made it together, etc.
(57)At this time, dozens of people stood up and argued that they would file a civil complaint, so the head of the education team was like X Dam.
(58)Education. I’m sorry. It’s all my fault. I made a mistake with the system. Next year’s boss.
(59)I learned a great lesson from trying to do well. <- It's so funny here.
(60)I’m angry, but everyone can’t understand, so I’m going to complain to my assistants.
(61)There’s no crime in the Army officers. It’s all my fault. I’ll apologize.
(62)Then do you admit that Yuqi said there’s nothing wrong with her?
(63)I acknowledge that I’m the head of the education team.
(64)You said you’d kick me out, but why didn’t you? You admit you changed your mind.
(65)I admit it. It’s my fault.the large intestine
(66)The reservists acknowledge it, but it’s a little quieter.
(67)He grabbed it and then he grabbed it.
(68)But this is Excel from the Defense Communications Agency. We’re just Shibu.
(69)I’m an educator, and I’m always a reserve.
(70)160 more bo. Wow, the pain relief system.
(71)What are you saying? That’s an excuse. The members of the Tade Squad took the test.
(72)Head of education. Now everyone’s here. I’ll add up the scores again.
(73)Give me the score statistics with Excel.
(74)I was eligible for early retirement, but because I came late, I got a different score.
(75)It was a low army.
(76)I was in the reserve force for science, so I bragged about it a lot and played the video.
(77)I don’t know what I’m talking about.
(78)In the old days, the reserve forces were kept in the cold for a long time and almost rioted,
(79)I thought so.
(80)Oh, that’s possible. It feels so nice.