They're impressionable at that age, and so she preyed on them because they were
young and impressionable, and that is not okay. What Another deep dive edition
of the Chicks on Right podcast screens and salutations. Salutations to every ever bad.
We are very very annoyed by this chick that has made some headlines recently.
She was a Texas elementary school teacher. She has now been fired from
that job. And somehow, for some reason, Daisy decided to inflict her
TikTok account onto me. I hurled it and it's our TikTok. It's our
TikTok account. I just happened to get onto our chicks TikTok account and this
chick just sort of she actually inflicted herself onto me. And I was like,
what I to see this? Why do I? Clearly you couldn't see
it alone. I know I had to show it to you, and you're
like, why why do I have to see it? Now? I have
to go down the rabbit hole and we'll get all this chick stoff did.
I couldn't just sit with the one that you sent me, which was bad
enough as it was on its own. Then I had to binge like the
entire rest of her account, and just I guess I was feeling exponentially massochistic
that day. But just to give everybody some background before we inflict her onto
our audience. Sorry, that's what you come here for, though, right,
you got to hear what's new and trending. So this teacher, she
was a third grade teacher, it's important that we point that out. And
it was her first year of teaching at Becker Elementary School in Austin. Now,
I don't know how many followers she started out with at the beginning of
the school year. She currently has around fifty nine thousand, and that has
grown even since a few days ago by about two thousand, simply because of
this story. And so her name is Sophia Delaretto Chutty, and she had
herself uh talking to by an administrator at her school because she decided, instead
of being a grown up and taking her grievance to the school administration in a
way that a normal person would, whether it's a school oral corporation, um,
she decided to put on blast the school administrator on her TikTok account and
then was subsequently fired. Now she's trying to say I was fired because of
I'm just I didn't I'm fired because it was unjust and I'm and I didn't
know. I didn't I didn't know, I wasn't trained. But that kind
of stuff. Yeah, she I mean, the chick didn't make it through
her first year. But I mean, the real reason she got fired is
because you don't go in badmouth your employer on social media and expect there to
be no consequences. This is part of the growing up that she needs to
do. So m let's start with her version of the story. And this
is a little bit of a longer clip, but I think it gives us
all the context that we need. And then someone, if you're watching out
there, if you can explain why in the world someone would ever voluntarily choose
this filter to put on your face when you're doing a video. I honestly
thought it was real. At first. I was like, so, she
just has a lot of freckles, and then I saw then I saw the
other videos I've heard, I'm like, oh my god, that was a
filter. Yeah, I did it on purpose. I knew right away because
they were they were very fake looking, but they also moved right like,
so they didn't move with her face. They moved away and apart from her
face. So I was like, what do you why would you choose that?
Yeah, this is what the kids are doing that's neither here nor themselves.
Yeah. I guess she's just try to focus focus on the content and
not this stupid ass belter. Yeah, and there's no sound at first,
it's just her holding up her little thing. That's the TikTok that got me
hard from my classroom. When you know what really sucks. It has nothing
to do with what's in that memo. Nothing. It had nothing to do
with my teaching practices, with my relationships with students, with how I trusted
with teaching here. But it had nothing to do with teaching. It's literally
only because I whistle blue on TikTok instead of going through the appropriate channels to
file agreements. Okay, she had to get a bit sick, right for
people who get up at four thirty in the morning, And I'm like,
yeah, that's I would love to get up at six every morning. Can
you imagine I'd be so effing rested? Okay, so um So one of
the things that happened for her to get I guess to have a talking to
by her superiors, by the people that employed her. Was that she allowed
her third grade class to sit for the Pledge of Allegiance. Like there was
some stuff that was happening in her classroom, which is one of the which
is, you know, there are some reasons that they asked her to come
in and have a sit down with them, right, There were some reasons.
It wasn't just like you know, willy nilly if you will. There
were some which I'm actually shocked about because this is Austin, and Austin's pretty
woke. So when I heard that, you know, when I saw this
happening, I was like wow. I mean I figured they'd let people do
or let teachers do whatever the hell they wanted to in Austin because Austin is
super liberal because I live in Texas. So I was like, dang,
this is kind of crazy. But she, you know, there was some
of the stuff that in this article goal that they talked about that. She
notes that like the under good language was added to the Pledge a century later
because Republicans were afraid of communism and atheism and all this. They were afraid.
She taught her class things about the pledge, and so the kids decided
that they wanted to not stand for the pledge of allegiance, you know what
I mean, Like there's stuff like that that happened in her classroom, which
I mean, if we were going to have a debate about that, I'd
be like, well, the pledge was the pledge was actually that that was
added the whole Undergod language is added in nineteen fifty four, and it was
bipartisan, by the way, it wasn't a Republican thing. So she's already
kind of indoctrinating her kids by saying, those meanal Republicans did that. That's
that's the maintaining right. I mean, the list that she was given,
the memo that she held up at the very beginning, was not just about
that. It was that she was terrible at communication. She would not respond
to messages from the administration within the required twenty four hours. That was the
number one. But then the second part was not just even about the pledge.
It was it was they were asking her, you're teaching content that has
nothing to do with what third graders are to do to be learning, explaining
yourself at once, like what are you doing? Why? Why do they
even know anything about the pledge and where that line came from. Why are
you telling them about civics to begin with, Like this has nothing to do
with coursework for third graders. That's that was the problem. And right,
because third graders are what seven eight year olds? Those are seven and eight
year olds. Seven seven and eight year olds don't really decide to protest,
right, I mean, let's just they don't unless they're encouraged to do that,
unless they are told this is why you should protest, this is what
you should protest against. Let me teach you about what to protests. And
then unless they're indoctrinated in some way, And that's precisely what she was doing.
She wanted a captive audience that would listen to her bullshit. She got
them because third graders are very interesting and they look to their authority, and
that's the that's what she wanted. Right. They're impressionable at that age,
and so she preyed on them because they were young and impressionable. And that
is not okay. It's one thing if you were like a high school teacher
and you were teaching political science, say, and I could understand perhaps if
she were teaching a political science class to a bunch of seventeen and eighteen year
olds, and she wanted to, you know, talk about some of this
stuff. I could see that, but these were not high school kids.
These are like eight year olds who just wanted to learn a subject. And
also, Texas is a number, like I think we're ranked like thirty five
out of the fifty states when it comes to education. So she probably should
be teaching them how to like read and write and to like the basic stuff
as a third grade teacher, because we sunk here in Texas when I think
we're sucking when when it comes to education, And like she has nothing to
boast about being a teacher, being a Texas teacher, because like we're not
doing so hot here in Texas when it comes to education. The last thing
she needs to be doing is sitting in our standing in front of a group
of eight year olds and teaching them how to protest. She should be teaching
them subject. And it's interesting part of what she was saying was that she
was having to stay up until two o'clock in the morning learning geometry, learning
about the planets. This is the problem with education degrees right now, is
that they don't actually teach you anything. They just teach you all this administration
garbage and stuff about how to teach, when really, I think we'd be
a lot better off if we had actual master's degree level people in a subject
matter being teachers instead of education teaching. And they don't know anything about any
subject at all, and so they're learning right along with the kids. And
it's just look at the results. I mean, it's not like we have
to prove it. All we have to do is compare test results from thirty
years ago to now. I mean, this is wow. So we have
been talking throughout the week about some amazing sales so that my pillow has had
for our audience, and happily they have extended said sales. So when we
talked earlier in the week about the pillow, the pillow, I'm sorry.
They towel sets, the set of six towels. Normally that sucker is one
hundred dollars, you guys, and so most of the time they discount it
pretty heavily, and it's around forty nine I think forty nine ninety nine and
right now and I don't know for how long, so people need to hurry,
but right now, sets of towels a set of six towels, so
the two bath, the two like what's the size hand towel towels, and
the two wash clotwels. That whole set is only twenty five dollars. Like
my god, stock up while you can, you guys get Christmas presents.
I'm seriously going to get like four of them for Christmas presents. And like
everybody loves them. It's a slam dunk. They don't care, they don't
want to get other crap. Get them towels. Actually using name you get
them towels. Yeah, yes, So it's like it's regularly eight for the
clearance price, it's twenty five bucks at my pillow dot com slash Chicks with
promo code chicks do it. You're gonna get deep discounts on everything. It's
like, get your six piece my pillow towels at twenty five bucks. So
it's my pillow dot Com slash Chicks from it, by the way, or
you can call eight. You can call to eight hundred five. Slash Chicks.
Is the most important part because sometimes if you go to just my pillow
dot com, you're not going to find the super secret, double awesome,
extra savings, so make sure it's my pillow dot com slash chicks chicks.
I mean, in like case in point is if you look at her that
if you look at the not the tweets, because it wasn't she's she's a
big time TikToker. But if you look at the tiktoks and you look at
some of the comments that she wrote, they're grammatically incorrect. The girl can't
spell. She can't spell. And listen, that goes across the board.
I mean, I'd deal with teachers here all the time. They can't spell.
It's like, and I look at that, and I think these are
people who are teaching, not all the teachers. There's some really great I've
I've actually had contact with a lot of very just brilliant, wonderful teachers here
who are awesome at what they do. But then on the flip side,
they're teachers like her who aren't and they think that they're awesome and they think
that they're going in there and they're going to make a difference, and it's
like, no, they're activists, they're not teachers. And then she claims,
oh, I love the children. No, you don't you love the
spotlight? You like to have the podium, You like the activists part of
it. That's not why you're freaking there. It's not about you, chick.
It's like she just wants to make TikTok's and be the center of attention.
She wants to be the next AOC. That's who the chick wants to
be. She wants a career, and it's so evident, it's evident by
her TikTok that's who she wants to be. She has no desire to teach,
which is I'm sure she's thrilled that she's out of it. And now
she has fifty fifty nine thousand followers on TikTok and she's going to be a
politician. And that was probably gold, especially because she also taught her class
apparently about Colin Kaepernick. She taught them to She taught about defunding the police.
She talked about police brutality. She talked about things that she had no
business discussing with her third grade class. And what I feel, I mean,
honestly, they it's a relief for those kids and parents it should be
anyway that she is out of their hair and that maybe now they have a
hope of actually learning some actual subjects that they're supposed to be learning about.
But she's yeah, the crying and the and then there was So there was
first that video of her crying, right well, then it gets worse.
There's more crying, and then there's and then as you continue to go through
the rabbit hole and watch more reset and more recent videos, she becomes defiant
and just a total bitch about what happened and not owning any responsibility for airing
out the dirty laundry on TikTok, which was ultimately what led to her dismissal.
There was first the memo saying, we got to talk about these things,
we got to figure out what's going on. So instead of actually having
the conversation, she decides to put the school on blast and share the memo
on the screen on TikTok, instead of actually addressing the concerns that they had
with her. So of course they're going to fire her. They would have
been irresponsible for them not to fire her. Not to fire her, Yeah,
exact look at the second part of that video. H it's literally just
the fact that I was the blue on TikTok. Instead of going through their
process of filing agreements. It's just TikTok, nothing else. And I begged,
and I pleaded, and I offered to sign an NBA. I offered
to make a follow up TikTok, explaining that I made a mistake and that
I learned my lesson and I just didn't know better because I didn't fucking know
what the social media policy wise. Because I've never seen it before. It
makes sense. They feel like the kids are fine, They're gonna make it
through the end of the year without me. I mean, it's unreal,
isn't it. It's really indicative of this generation too. We've had We've done
so many podcasts on the different generations. Let's just put it this way.
You want to see a gen z or doing this. This is like it's
said, I'm sorry, I said gen x are doing this. You wouldn't
see a gen because I was thinking jen x when you sort, you were
thinking jen xer. But you wouldn't see a gen xer doing this. But
like gen z is, if you look at her feed, it's just she
makes three tiktoks a day on average. It's like constant look at me,
look at me, look at me, look at me, look at me,
and it's and that's why when she says it's all about the kids,
and I care about they don't you care. It's it's it's a it's a
it's a generational thing, you know, it's a you have to like,
look at me, it's got to be about me, what about me?
Like it's it's just a I thought millennials were bad. It's like it's like
every generation just seems to get worse when it comes to all consuming self gratification.
Me me, me, me me, and it's like it's like,
I just it's crazy when I see that. It's it's hard to try to
convince somebody who is so self absorbed that you have got to teach these kids
a subject. It's about teaching them. It's about it is about them.
It is about teaching them actual subjects, and it's not about your activism.
It's not about because I mean, and I've said this before, I used
to teach at the college level, and I am obviously a conservative, obviously,
I mean, it's like, we have a site, we have a
business that sticks on the right. My kids never knew what side of the
aisle I was on. And when it started to get to the point where
we got a radio gig. I got the hell out of teaching. I
got out of it because I knew that it would it would be disruptive,
there would be a conflict of interest, and we got to the point where
like that would be weird and inappropriate and inappropriate for me because of what we
did. Now, if I would have I loved it. I loved teaching,
but I knew that there would obviously be a conflict of interests. These
people don't get it, like they just they bring their activism full on into
the classroom. And that is not what makes a good teacher. You've got
to put teaching first, and they just simply don't do it. They are
active. These are full on, freaking activists, and they are churning them
out in schools like in universities. They are not making teachers anymore. They
are making activists. And parents have every right to be pissed off about this.
Oh yeah, because because education has suffered at the hands of these people.
And so she and I don't think you know this Dea Loretto shutty person.
She doesn't get it because all she knows all she went through school.
I'm assuming she went through a teaching teaching program. And she was taught how
to be a fffing activists. She wasn't taught how to be a good teacher.
And so there's a part of me that's mad at her. But then
there's also a part of me that's like, she just doesn't get it.
She can't see it. She just sees herself and a TikTok she sees.
She thinks, So what she's doing is teaching. I think I really think
that this generation thinks when they get out of school, that's teaching. It's
not teaching, all right, you guys. So m produce of Ellen had
no idea that we had a little safer him, and we do. We
have a I don't even know what the dimensions are. It's like Muck says,
it looks like it's just a closet in the middle of our garage.
It's bolted to the ground, and it is in the in case there's like
a giant tornado or something, that'll be the only thing left standing that in
our and our food from four Patriots. That's that's the only thing that's going
to be in there is us and our dogs and four Patriots survival food,
which is basically what we have in there. That's it, and so I'm
kind of excited that we have. We're starting to stock up on all the
Four Patriots survival food that's in there, that in a little bit of water,
and so people need to start thinking about doing that. Is getting some
food because of hurricane season that's almost here. I mean, you have to
worry about hurricanes now, and so there's hurricane season, plus you know,
just with the economy and weirdness, I think it's always good to have something
like that on hand. You should always have some survival food on hand.
Just you never know. I mean when COVID hit people were you just never
know what. You just don't supply chain I'm predictable emergencies. You just it's
good to have a backup plan. So think about that definitely, Like check
out Four Patriots and see what they got, because they have all sorts of
stuff besides foods, and these are the emergency food supplies. They're compact.
Everything is like nice and packed really really well, so it doesn't take a
lot of space, which is why you're able to store that in your safe
room and still have room for yourselves and your dogs. So you can get
your own survival food kit with ten percent off your first order. If you
go to four Patriots dot com that's the number, four Patriots dot com and
use code chicks. That'll get you to ten percent off your first purchase of
anything in the store four Patriots dot com code chicks. Well, and she's
it's interesting in that last clip too, where she was saying I offered to
sign an nda, I offered to make a second TikTok that said I learned
my lesson and that I was sorry that I did something inappropriate. And I
couldn't tell if she was saying that she said those things simply to try to
get her job back, or if she actually recognized in that moment, Yeah,
I didn't go through the proper channels. I didn't do this right.
I did make a mistake, because, like when I heard, I thought
just a little bit of contrition. Then I saw later tiktoks or more recent
tiktoks where she was like, well, I totally wanted to quit that job
anyway, and I'm like, you literally were just crying your eyes out.
We're losing that joy. You don't now get to say I hated that job
and I didn't want to have it anyway. I mean, it's just,
yeah, she's just so dumb. It's like it's like you either wanted to
die for those kids or you wanted to like not be there every day.
What kind of a disconnect is that? And then from and like I thought
of you because since you were in human resources, isn't Texas one of those
right to worldly kind of right? I think it is. I mean,
I'm pretty sure it's a right to work like one of those. And I
think Indiana was that way too, where like if a company fires you,
they can fire you for any because it's an all employment situation. That yes,
it's that yes. So if so, it's one of those deals where
if they fired her because they just didn't think that she was a good teacher,
they just were like, we don't like you, We're gonna go ahead
and fire you. She's because she's all lawyering up now, and she's saying,
oh I'm lawyering, and she's telling people, oh, yeah, I've
got lawyers. I don't think she has. Absolutely does not that because they
can, right, I mean, because if she is, and I just
I find it so just like these people are so arrogant when they think that
they can they can sue for for something that she was She wasn't the wrong
here. I think she was in the wrong, and especially like it's a
and like I go back to the generational thing where they think they can get
out and they can bitch and moan on a social media platform about an employer
who who gave them an opportunity, and it's like, I'm just gonna go
ahead and crap all over this opportunity, bitch about you on social media and
then and then sue you when you fire me. And at no point,
oh well, there are the consequences of my own actions. I mean,
at some point she even did a TikTok. I know we don't have it
here, but there was one TikTok that I saw her due where she was
like, what are we supposed to do when we have grievances? Accept make
social media content about it? And of course this is what my generation is
going to do. We have no choice except to make social And I was
like, what is wrong with you? Do you realize that there was a
world that existed before TikTok and somehow we all grew up in it and managed
to become actual adults who understand that there are consequences star behavior, and she's
just like, well, I mean, what choice did I have had?
I don't understand, right, And so clearly my next step is I'm going
to run for senator. Clearly what like it's hard. I mean I swear
and you know what, and she probably will become one. I mean,
if AOC can do it, man, she can do it too. This
is our freaking world, you guys. This is where we are, and
I think it's people will be like, she's so brave, stunning and brave.
She's the next Daylaretto shutty, She's the next senator, you guys.
She's great. Wrap her up what I put her in, her crop top
and her little rainbow necklace. She's it so great. This is what this
is where we are. It's effic the last video that we have of her
when she's just super excited. To keep talking about this because the lighting is
really good, you guys. Yes, it's really good. The lightning of
my kitchen just keeps getting better. Embarrassed, I'm just going to keep responding.
Also because my ADHD is super severe today, Holisha, I would completely
agree with you if I worked somewhere like Google or like Facebook or some like
tech company placed whatever. I was a first year teacher, meaning I had
a classroom of twenty students who didn't have a teacher when they took me out
of the classroom. Also didn't get trained on this policy. Didn't know it
existed, you know how like if you get pulled over running a red light,
it's justified to like get a ticket because you had to pass a driver's
test. You didn't get behind the wheel. I didn't have that. I
didn't have that. They said, here's your quessroom. And then when they
pucked me, the kid said, nobody go, this is such a nonsense.
This is such a bull There's no way that she actually started teaching without
signing off on whatever a code of conduct or whatever they have at the school
that teach that every employee has to sign on too. Like that just doesn't
happen in twenty twenty three or twenty twenty two. It doesn't happen that you
don't sign off on agreeing to the company policies. There's no way. Yeah,
it's probably like those Apple policies, you know that you just like you
scroll through and you don't read, and then you just go, yeah,
yeah, whatever, just like, give me my give me my iPhone.
Crap. I'm sure that she did, and she probably just signed it and
she didn't read it. But that's not going to hold up. She tries
to sue, She'll be like, why Ryan, I didn't and didn't is
the lighting? Okay, I'm doing a TikTok right now because I have to
get my best side. I have to do at least three a day.
God, because people need to know what I ate for. It's funny because
when I was binging her videos last last weekend or whatever, I was noticing
that the comments overwhelmingly we're ripping her to shreds, and they were just like,
you, guys, see that's the thing, this is, this is
completely your fault. The school was completely in the right. You are a
moron. And then you were telling me, I can't believe how supportive all
the comments are today. She everybody, everybody, So she went seriously when
I was looking at him, everyone was like completely mocking at Okay, all
right. So that's because I was so disheartened when I saw today. I'm
like, everybody is just praising her today, and I'm like, we're doomed,
mock we're totally doomed because everybody's just like you're so stunning and brave,
and I'm like, what is it. We're like, I just I need
to sturt prepping. I can't like this, like we're so doomed this world,
Like, oh my god, I just cannot with these people. And
then you told me that that happened, like maybe she scrubbed it, which
she just can't take all the criticism. Huh, she can't take it.
Yeah, she definitely didn't want the overwhelming number of contents to be saying you
are a moron and you're completely wrong in this situation. Okay, So the
only thing that is saving my skin right now is the ultra written all and
then I use the under eye bag stuff. I use it every single genuine
signing every single morning from Jenuell. I mean, it goes without saying,
but I guess people probably that haven't listened to us before, they probably need
to know that this from genuel because I've been using to jenu sell for like
ten years now, but we use it Genuell before we were on the air,
before we did this podcast, We've been using genue Cell, so I've
been using it forever. I just love Genuell so much. It's the real
deal. This is legit stuff, you guys. And now every Subston order
includes a customized Summer Spot gift box absolutely free. So you need to go
to genu cell dot com slash chicks right now and get your genu Cell Summer
Essentials Package. It's also got the concentrated Vitamin C serum, it's got their
classic therapy for under eye bags and puffiness and so you and then on top
of all that, like not even just that, not even just the Summer
Spot giftbox, but you also get their immediate effects, the stuff that you
put under your eyes and that gives you that like cool tingle and wakes your
eyes up. That stuff is amazing too. You get that for free when
you order the Summer Essentials package, and you can do that at genu cell
dot com slash chicks. That's g e n ucel dot com slash chick Chicks.
Well, she's she's definitely an activist. I mean she is. She's
gone to like the Statehouse. She's against HB three, which is against there
they are four HB three is four armed guards in Texas schools. She does
want that, but yeah, she's totally for you know, every other federal
building having armed guards. Right, it's just not our kids. I mean,
God forbid, we have our kids to be protected, even though she'd
die for them. She doesn't want armed guards in our school. She doesn't
want that. So that's one thing she doesn't like. She also hates men.
There was like a TikTok out there where she's like she was, I
guess, changing a flat tire and men, like lovely Texas men were stopping
to help her, and she was pissed off about that and one of her
TikTok's, which so God forbid a man tries to stop and help her change
a tire. So she didn't like that. So, I mean, there's
just like her whole thing's just she's just a feminist liberal, just what you'd
expect, carefully, just what you'd expect from from a woman that's on the
left. And you know, it's just it's like I said, she's she's
been indoctrinated, probably by the educational system that's been you know, put in
place over the past twenty thirty years. It's now churning out this new generation
of how can we and doctor nate your kids to be just like her.
And so this is what we get, you, guys, is what we
get when we stop paying attention and we're not plugged into education. And now
that people are starting to pay attention, we're like, oh, yeah,
know your kids. Now, teachers know your kids, school subjects, know
what they're learning, stay on top of it. That's probably the best lesson
we can take from today's Deep Dive episode. Absolutely, absolutely, where can
people find us? Where can people find us? Chicks in the right the
best place. And then obviously they should be putting this podcast right in their
tool belt. So if they want to take us on the go, they
can't watch live in the morning at seven thirty Eastern weekdays. If they can't
do that and they just want to listen later, just subscribe, you get
your favorite. Absolutely until next week, you guys, have a good one.