Student Tino Cardasis took advantage of an online lecture recording of a University of Michigan economics lecture, editing out almost everything except the word "beef." Professor Adam Stevenson seemed to approve of the edit, retweeting the video soon after it was posted.
A student made a minute-long compilation of the 125 times their Econ professor said "beef" in one lecture
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