I doubt it was that well thought out. More like, when someone wants money from you, they want you to pay as much as they can get. When someone is paying you, they want to pay as little as possible.
And while they have 2 brains, they do everything together and finish each other’s sentences, so it’s not clear what the difference is. And what if one didn’t want to go to college? They’d still have to go to all the classes. Would they still insist on charging 2 tuitions?
And when they’re working, you could argue that they’re bringing twice the brainpower to their work.
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u/JF-San 1d ago
Maybe the reasoning was this...?
They have two brains so they're two students learning.
They have one body so it's just one working