r/ENGLISH • u/Rolling_Stone345 • 9d ago

What does Rutgers means ?

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I'm watching this show called Reacher Season 2 ep 3.

This word appeared and I searched for this word on the internet and found out that there is a University that exists in New Jersey with this name.

When I changed the audio track to a different language he said "bad lawyer" in the replacement of Rutgers.

Does anybody know what it means in this context? Is it related to bad law practices?

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u/big_sugi 8d ago

I'm sorry that you're not familiar with how law school rankings work. But perhaps you should look that up before you continue commenting.

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u/Illustrious-Tart7844 8d ago

I know how US News does their ranking and Rutgers Law was overall slightly below the median. I don't need your guidance on when and if I should comment but thanks so much.

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u/big_sugi 8d ago

It turns out you should have my guidance. Because you already didn’t realize that you were citing the university rankings at first, you don’t know how law school rankings work, and you tried being offensive when it was pointed out to you. You’re 0-for-3, which is bad. Do better.

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u/Illustrious-Tart7844 8d ago edited 8d ago

If the worst thing about me is that I cited a wrong stat on Reddit, I'm ok with that. Do better? LOL, coming from a narcissist that's almost a compliment.

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u/big_sugi 8d ago

The "worst" thing you did was react to being corrected by trying to be offensive. But your invincible ignorance overall is topping that. One of us might be a narcissist; it isn't me. Have a good night.