Employment that gives you a chance to gain money – not volunteer work.

When you have a job it is expected that you understand that all those things you mentioned are of the job and your salary includes them.

is not a pointless subject!! Especially as you do tech, think physics is the best but hate it and have a weak career prospect.

Croton
Chrysanthemum
Poinsettia
English Ivy
Impatiens (maybe your best choice–easy to obtain, grow, and sell)
Begonias (another good choice, for the same reasons)
False aralia
Ti plant

Ferengi, I do not know, so I tell you. And I had thought the Eskimos had many words for "snow" but maybe all done with adjectives, not a linguists. As I understand it, the Polynesians DO have many words for the conditions of sea/winds/tides. And in English, skiers do have different terms regarding the show conditions, "powder" is a word in itself for example.
Face it, if your survival depends on elements in your environment, the idea of having separate words for different elemental conditions does make sense.
Blessings on your Journey!

A girlfriend who’ll hold you down through whatever >> 100% Loyal

I want to make you mine and it ain’t nobody’s business…..

I'll take a slightly different tack, based on recent history. I think Nixon would have been impeached, and acquitted, for the same reason that Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton were acquitted–even though Nixon actually committed high crimes, whereas the other two were (IMHO) basically brought up on trumped-up charges by political opponents. I think Nixon would have been acquitted because, as with Johnson and Clinton, a majority of the Senate would have concluded that while impeaching a president would permanently mar his historical reputation, actually removing him would genuinely damage the country. (Remember: the House, which is always more and extreme, votes the of impeachment–and in 1974, even they did it reluctantly–but the Senate, more cautious and deliberate, actually does the trial.) It would be one branch of government taking down another branch, and in so doing take down the most powerful man in the world at a dangerous time (consider that the Vietnam war was technically not over yet, and we still had big issues with the Soviet Union). I think they would have concluded that since Nixon only had 2 1/2 years left in his term, it would be better for the country to acquit him by one vote, let him stay, but with reduced power and authority, until the 1976 elections could turn the whole issue back to the public. Just as with a regular trial, a team of lawyers and congressional could have put together a defense that would have introduced just enough reasonable doubt to give the Senate an excuse to acquit him.

By the way, as the Constitution notes, the penalty for being convicted in an impeachment is ONLY being removed from office–nothing else. For Nixon to have done any jail time, he would have had to have been indicted and tried on charges after he left office–and that was never going to happen, with or without a pardon, because the majority of the country felt that leaving (or being kicked out of) the White House was sufficient punishment. Some people wanted him charged, but for most the feeling was, over, just let him go away to San Clemente and leave him alone.

"All The Presidents Men" is indeed a great book. For some insight into the earlier impeachment & acquittal of Andrew Johnson, read the chapter on Kansas Senator Edmund Ross in John F. book "Profiles in Courage".

ADDENDUM: in response to the next, finely-argued answer…I was also a teen in a heavily Republican area, and I concur that Republicans as well as Democrats were disgusted–which, as the answerer correctly says, is why resignation was always going to be the only way out. But going with the hypothetical question, I remember thinking during the Clinton impeachment that talking about it was one thing, watching the Chief Justice call the trial to order was something else entirely. No-one alive in 1974 had ever seen a presidential impeachment–and even considering the gravity of obvious crimes, and the proof of them, I still maintain that enough [...]

i honestly dont understand what is going on in my classes

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