Other than “hell no” for the obvious reasons, you might want to consider the context of his picture being in the Los Angeles Times.
Homework is beneath him, and beneath so many LAUSD students that the district is waving the white flag.
Note the caption underneath his photo:
Manny Hernandez, 18, a senior at Marshall High is developing his own janitorial business outside school hours. He says homework is “a waste of time and a poor reflection of whether I’m learning the subject. And it’s so easy to copy other students’ homework, it’s ridiculous.”
“So easy to copy off other students’ homework.” That goes in the same box as when you ask advice because “my friend” (meaning you) “has this weird problem…” — Mr. Hernandez just implicity admitted he’s a homework cheat. Which is really a wonderful thing to admit to the whole wide world when he’s trying to start a janitorial business and is therefore trying to earn people’s trust to hire him and his firm and his firm’s employees to go into their homes and businesses.
