Police-influencer Marian Godină recalled, in a confession on Facebook full of humor and self-irony, his experience at the Baccalaureate exam, with exact quotes from his book “Flashes from the opposite direction”.
Godină reports that, in the twelfth grade, the absences had brought him to the threshold of the Romanian language test, which would have blocked his access to the exam:
“The period for the final exams was approaching and I was liable to remain correct in the Romanian language. This meant that I did not even enter the baccalaureate exam. Seeing that the joke was getting bigger, I started to study and, with luck, alas, I got an average 5.”
Thrilled that he had passed, he asked the teacher a question that drew laughter from the class:
“I thanked the Romanian teacher and, because I had caught the momentum and was excited, I asked him if it was possible to get a 10 in the baccalaureate, in the Romanian language oral test. The teacher answered me only after the whole class stopped laughing.
– You should ask me if it is possible to take 5″.
“Dad also only now, when he reads this book, finds out what his money was spent on”
The police-influencer recounts that although he wanted to make up for Maths, meditation turned into a hearty meal:
It was the first day when we had to go to meditation and meet the math teacher. I took a notebook and met my colleague. We arrived a little faster at the address, so we waited a little longer, just to be punctual. As we were waiting like this, near the square at Steagu, we were struck by the smell of anchovies and I said to my colleague:
– Come on, let’s eat some anchovies, because we still have time.
– We still have time, but I have no money. do you have
-Pfff… I don’t have either. Well, but do you know math?
– I know something like that…
– Come to the anchovies, give them some meditation… Let’s eat!
We went and ate our fill, had a drink each, and then, with our bellies full, our regrets came.
We were supposed to go to meditation…
– Let’s call her and tell her that something happened and we’ll go next time”
I never met the meditation teacher at mate, instead I went with my friend to eat anchovies three times a week. Dad also finds out only now, when he reads this book, what his money was spent on. To the anchovies. We also took cigarettes…”.
How he got 10 in the oral exam in Romanian
During the oral exam, Godină says that he was distracted by the voice of a theology student:
“I was listening to a theology student and the future priest’s voice made me sick… this will be a good priest with his baritone voice, he will also wake the dead.”
After the theologian received 9, Godină entered and spoke with confidence:
– No… look, this is 10.” the teacher told him.
“I got up too, I said thanks, took the ticket with the grade and left happy. I didn’t have the patience to sit with my colleagues outside and explain to them how it was. I just told them that I got 10, not pretending to believe me, and I went home, impatient to call my father, who was at work.” reported Godină.
What grades did Marian Godină get at BAC
At the end of the post, the policeman also revealed the other grades obtained:
“The next day was the English test, where I got a 9. When the results were displayed, Marian, who struggled hard to pass the class, had a 10 in oral Romanian, a 9.80 in written Romanian, an 8.80 in mathematics, where he had meditated hard, with anchovies, a 10 in physical education and a 6.85 in biology.”
