Aren't we paying these schools to teach us?

One of the most annoying things about college is that you're paying for these classes to get an education and get a degree to help you get a better job, but they have teachers that try to make it overly difficult for you. I mean not everyone is going to easily grasp all the subjects they're learning right away. That's why we have teachers right? To help us learn the material and stay interested in the class to make us care about getting an A in the class instead of settling for a passing grade to move on with your life. That's what I think is the most annoying part because you get these type of fucking teachers that don't do any of the things I just mention in their class. The worst example of this is the teachers that come into class and just put on a damn powerpoint presentation and just start talking. My anatomy teacher did this shit. He would start lecturing without letting anyone knowing he had after our break. Worst of all he would just speed through the lecture to the point where all you're hearing is a bunch of hard to pronounce science words and wondering what the fuck is happening. Also, he's a low talker. FAIL. Really? A low talker teaching? Yes, that is right. It's like trying to learn anatomy and physiology from The Micro Machines Guy working at half speed, having a slightly higher volume level of the puffy shirt chick in Seinfeld (I could hear some words, but was there a coherent thought there? Don't know.), and the charisma level of Ben Stein in Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Also if you ever have a teacher that comes into class with a shaved head, with thick sideburns, no beard but shaved down to a stache with handles, then make sure to laugh at him right in his face. I wish I did. I was going to make a point here, but I'm listening to Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin and it's taking the rage away. So I'll just conclude with this: I hate teachers like this and I wish I could just win the lottery and not have to worry about money or those pesky careers. Yes, I believe in Peter's dream of doing nothing.