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They're impressionable at that age, and
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young and impressionable, and that is
not okay. What Another deep dive edition

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of the Chicks on Right podcast screens
and salutations. Salutations to every ever bad.

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We are very very annoyed by this
chick that has made some headlines recently.

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She was a Texas elementary school teacher. She has now been fired from

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that job. And somehow, for
some reason, Daisy decided to inflict her

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TikTok account onto me. I hurled
it and it's our TikTok. It's our

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TikTok account. I just happened to
get onto our chicks TikTok account and this

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chick just sort of she actually inflicted
herself onto me. And I was like,

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what I to see this? Why
do I? Clearly you couldn't see

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it alone. I know I had
to show it to you, and you're

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like, why why do I have
to see it? Now? I have

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to go down the rabbit hole and
we'll get all this chick stoff did.

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I couldn't just sit with the one
that you sent me, which was bad

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enough as it was on its own. Then I had to binge like the

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entire rest of her account, and
just I guess I was feeling exponentially massochistic

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that day. But just to give
everybody some background before we inflict her onto

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our audience. Sorry, that's what
you come here for, though, right,

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you got to hear what's new and
trending. So this teacher, she

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was a third grade teacher, it's
important that we point that out. And

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it was her first year of teaching
at Becker Elementary School in Austin. Now,

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I don't know how many followers she
started out with at the beginning of

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the school year. She currently has
around fifty nine thousand, and that has

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grown even since a few days ago
by about two thousand, simply because of

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this story. And so her name
is Sophia Delaretto Chutty, and she had

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herself uh talking to by an administrator
at her school because she decided, instead

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of being a grown up and taking
her grievance to the school administration in a

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way that a normal person would,
whether it's a school oral corporation, um,

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she decided to put on blast the
school administrator on her TikTok account and

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then was subsequently fired. Now she's
trying to say I was fired because of

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I'm just I didn't I'm fired because
it was unjust and I'm and I didn't

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know. I didn't I didn't know, I wasn't trained. But that kind

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of stuff. Yeah, she I
mean, the chick didn't make it through

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her first year. But I mean, the real reason she got fired is

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because you don't go in badmouth your
employer on social media and expect there to

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be no consequences. This is part
of the growing up that she needs to

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do. So m let's start with
her version of the story. And this

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is a little bit of a longer
clip, but I think it gives us

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all the context that we need.
And then someone, if you're watching out

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there, if you can explain why
in the world someone would ever voluntarily choose

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this filter to put on your face
when you're doing a video. I honestly

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thought it was real. At first. I was like, so, she

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just has a lot of freckles,
and then I saw then I saw the

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other videos I've heard, I'm like, oh my god, that was a

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filter. Yeah, I did it
on purpose. I knew right away because

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they were they were very fake looking, but they also moved right like,

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so they didn't move with her face. They moved away and apart from her

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face. So I was like,
what do you why would you choose that?

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Yeah, this is what the kids
are doing that's neither here nor themselves.

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Yeah. I guess she's just try
to focus focus on the content and

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not this stupid ass belter. Yeah, and there's no sound at first,

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it's just her holding up her little
thing. That's the TikTok that got me

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hard from my classroom. When you
know what really sucks. It has nothing

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to do with what's in that memo. Nothing. It had nothing to do

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with my teaching practices, with my
relationships with students, with how I trusted

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with teaching here. But it had
nothing to do with teaching. It's literally

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only because I whistle blue on TikTok
instead of going through the appropriate channels to

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file agreements. Okay, she had
to get a bit sick, right for

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people who get up at four thirty
in the morning, And I'm like,

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yeah, that's I would love to
get up at six every morning. Can

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you imagine I'd be so effing rested? Okay, so um So one of

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the things that happened for her to
get I guess to have a talking to

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by her superiors, by the people
that employed her. Was that she allowed

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her third grade class to sit for
the Pledge of Allegiance. Like there was

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some stuff that was happening in her
classroom, which is one of the which

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is, you know, there are
some reasons that they asked her to come

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in and have a sit down with
them, right, There were some reasons.

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It wasn't just like you know,
willy nilly if you will. There

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were some which I'm actually shocked about
because this is Austin, and Austin's pretty

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woke. So when I heard that, you know, when I saw this

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happening, I was like wow.
I mean I figured they'd let people do

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or let teachers do whatever the hell
they wanted to in Austin because Austin is

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super liberal because I live in Texas. So I was like, dang,

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this is kind of crazy. But
she, you know, there was some

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of the stuff that in this article
goal that they talked about that. She

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notes that like the under good language
was added to the Pledge a century later

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because Republicans were afraid of communism and
atheism and all this. They were afraid.

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She taught her class things about the
pledge, and so the kids decided

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that they wanted to not stand for
the pledge of allegiance, you know what

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I mean, Like there's stuff like
that that happened in her classroom, which

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I mean, if we were going
to have a debate about that, I'd

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be like, well, the pledge
was the pledge was actually that that was

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added the whole Undergod language is added
in nineteen fifty four, and it was

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bipartisan, by the way, it
wasn't a Republican thing. So she's already

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kind of indoctrinating her kids by saying, those meanal Republicans did that. That's

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that's the maintaining right. I mean, the list that she was given,

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the memo that she held up at
the very beginning, was not just about

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that. It was that she was
terrible at communication. She would not respond

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to messages from the administration within the
required twenty four hours. That was the

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number one. But then the second
part was not just even about the pledge.

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It was it was they were asking
her, you're teaching content that has

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nothing to do with what third graders
are to do to be learning, explaining

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yourself at once, like what are
you doing? Why? Why do they

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even know anything about the pledge and
where that line came from. Why are

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you telling them about civics to begin
with, Like this has nothing to do

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with coursework for third graders. That's
that was the problem. And right,

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because third graders are what seven eight
year olds? Those are seven and eight

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year olds. Seven seven and eight
year olds don't really decide to protest,

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right, I mean, let's just
they don't unless they're encouraged to do that,

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unless they are told this is why
you should protest, this is what

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you should protest against. Let me
teach you about what to protests. And

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then unless they're indoctrinated in some way, And that's precisely what she was doing.

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She wanted a captive audience that would
listen to her bullshit. She got

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them because third graders are very interesting
and they look to their authority, and

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that's the that's what she wanted.
Right. They're impressionable at that age,

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and so she preyed on them because
they were young and impressionable. And that

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is not okay. It's one thing
if you were like a high school teacher

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and you were teaching political science,
say, and I could understand perhaps if

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she were teaching a political science class
to a bunch of seventeen and eighteen year

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olds, and she wanted to,
you know, talk about some of this

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stuff. I could see that,
but these were not high school kids.

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These are like eight year olds who
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also, Texas is a number,
like I think we're ranked like thirty five

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out of the fifty states when it
comes to education. So she probably should

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be teaching them how to like read
and write and to like the basic stuff

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as a third grade teacher, because
we sunk here in Texas when I think

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we're sucking when when it comes to
education, And like she has nothing to

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boast about being a teacher, being
a Texas teacher, because like we're not

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doing so hot here in Texas when
it comes to education. The last thing

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she needs to be doing is sitting
in our standing in front of a group

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of eight year olds and teaching them
how to protest. She should be teaching

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them subject. And it's interesting part
of what she was saying was that she

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was having to stay up until two
o'clock in the morning learning geometry, learning

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about the planets. This is the
problem with education degrees right now, is

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that they don't actually teach you anything. They just teach you all this administration

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garbage and stuff about how to teach, when really, I think we'd be

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a lot better off if we had
actual master's degree level people in a subject

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matter being teachers instead of education teaching. And they don't know anything about any

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subject at all, and so they're
learning right along with the kids. And

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it's just look at the results.
I mean, it's not like we have

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to prove it. All we have
to do is compare test results from thirty

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years ago to now. I mean, this is wow. So we have

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I mean, in like case in
point is if you look at her that

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if you look at the not the
tweets, because it wasn't she's she's a

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big time TikToker. But if you
look at the tiktoks and you look at

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some of the comments that she wrote, they're grammatically incorrect. The girl can't

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spell. She can't spell. And
listen, that goes across the board.

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I mean, I'd deal with teachers
here all the time. They can't spell.

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It's like, and I look at
that, and I think these are

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people who are teaching, not all
the teachers. There's some really great I've

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I've actually had contact with a lot
of very just brilliant, wonderful teachers here

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who are awesome at what they do. But then on the flip side,

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they're teachers like her who aren't and
they think that they're awesome and they think

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that they're going in there and they're
going to make a difference, and it's

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like, no, they're activists,
they're not teachers. And then she claims,

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oh, I love the children.
No, you don't you love the

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spotlight? You like to have the
podium, You like the activists part of

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it. That's not why you're freaking
there. It's not about you, chick.

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It's like she just wants to make
TikTok's and be the center of attention.

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She wants to be the next AOC. That's who the chick wants to

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be. She wants a career,
and it's so evident, it's evident by

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her TikTok that's who she wants to
be. She has no desire to teach,

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which is I'm sure she's thrilled that
she's out of it. And now

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she has fifty fifty nine thousand followers
on TikTok and she's going to be a

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politician. And that was probably gold, especially because she also taught her class

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apparently about Colin Kaepernick. She taught
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She talked about police brutality. She
talked about things that she had no

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business discussing with her third grade class. And what I feel, I mean,

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honestly, they it's a relief for
those kids and parents it should be

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anyway that she is out of their
hair and that maybe now they have a

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hope of actually learning some actual subjects
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But she's yeah, the crying and
the and then there was So there was

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first that video of her crying,
right well, then it gets worse.

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There's more crying, and then there's
and then as you continue to go through

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the rabbit hole and watch more reset
and more recent videos, she becomes defiant

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and just a total bitch about what
happened and not owning any responsibility for airing

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out the dirty laundry on TikTok,
which was ultimately what led to her dismissal.

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There was first the memo saying,
we got to talk about these things,

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we got to figure out what's going
on. So instead of actually having

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the conversation, she decides to put
the school on blast and share the memo

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on the screen on TikTok, instead
of actually addressing the concerns that they had

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with her. So of course they're
going to fire her. They would have

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been irresponsible for them not to fire
her. Not to fire her, Yeah,

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exact look at the second part of
that video. H it's literally just

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the fact that I was the blue
on TikTok. Instead of going through their

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process of filing agreements. It's just
TikTok, nothing else. And I begged,

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and I pleaded, and I offered
to sign an NBA. I offered

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to make a follow up TikTok,
explaining that I made a mistake and that

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I learned my lesson and I just
didn't know better because I didn't fucking know

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what the social media policy wise.
Because I've never seen it before. It

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makes sense. They feel like the
kids are fine, They're gonna make it

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through the end of the year without
me. I mean, it's unreal,

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isn't it. It's really indicative of
this generation too. We've had We've done

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so many podcasts on the different generations. Let's just put it this way.

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You want to see a gen z
or doing this. This is like it's

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said, I'm sorry, I said
gen x are doing this. You wouldn't

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see a gen because I was thinking
jen x when you sort, you were

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thinking jen xer. But you wouldn't
see a gen xer doing this. But

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like gen z is, if you
look at her feed, it's just she

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makes three tiktoks a day on average. It's like constant look at me,

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look at me, look at me, look at me, look at me,

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and it's and that's why when she
says it's all about the kids,

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and I care about they don't you
care. It's it's it's a it's a

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it's a generational thing, you know, it's a you have to like,

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look at me, it's got to
be about me, what about me?

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Like it's it's just a I thought
millennials were bad. It's like it's like

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every generation just seems to get worse
when it comes to all consuming self gratification.

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Me me, me, me me, and it's like it's like,

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I just it's crazy when I see
that. It's it's hard to try to

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convince somebody who is so self absorbed
that you have got to teach these kids

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a subject. It's about teaching them. It's about it is about them.

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It is about teaching them actual subjects, and it's not about your activism.

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It's not about because I mean,
and I've said this before, I used

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I mean, it's like, we
have a site, we have a

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business that sticks on the right.
My kids never knew what side of the

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aisle I was on. And when
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we got a radio gig. I
got the hell out of teaching. I

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got out of it because I knew
that it would it would be disruptive,

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there would be a conflict of interest, and we got to the point where

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like that would be weird and inappropriate
and inappropriate for me because of what we

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did. Now, if I would
have I loved it. I loved teaching,

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but I knew that there would obviously
be a conflict of interests. These

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people don't get it, like they
just they bring their activism full on into

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the classroom. And that is not
what makes a good teacher. You've got

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to put teaching first, and they
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active. These are full on,
freaking activists, and they are churning them

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out in schools like in universities.
They are not making teachers anymore. They

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are making activists. And parents have
every right to be pissed off about this.

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Oh yeah, because because education has
suffered at the hands of these people.

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And so she and I don't think
you know this Dea Loretto shutty person.

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She doesn't get it because all she
knows all she went through school.

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I'm assuming she went through a teaching
teaching program. And she was taught how

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to be a fffing activists. She
wasn't taught how to be a good teacher.

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And so there's a part of me
that's mad at her. But then

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there's also a part of me that's
like, she just doesn't get it.

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She can't see it. She just
sees herself and a TikTok she sees.

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She thinks, So what she's doing
is teaching. I think I really think

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that this generation thinks when they get
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not teaching, all right, you
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it's interesting in that last clip too, where she was saying I offered to

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sign an nda, I offered to
make a second TikTok that said I learned

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my lesson and that I was sorry
that I did something inappropriate. And I

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couldn't tell if she was saying that
she said those things simply to try to

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get her job back, or if
she actually recognized in that moment, Yeah,

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I didn't go through the proper channels. I didn't do this right.

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I did make a mistake, because, like when I heard, I thought

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just a little bit of contrition.
Then I saw later tiktoks or more recent

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tiktoks where she was like, well, I totally wanted to quit that job

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anyway, and I'm like, you
literally were just crying your eyes out.

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We're losing that joy. You don't
now get to say I hated that job

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and I didn't want to have it
anyway. I mean, it's just,

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yeah, she's just so dumb.
It's like it's like you either wanted to

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die for those kids or you wanted
to like not be there every day.

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What kind of a disconnect is that? And then from and like I thought

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of you because since you were in
human resources, isn't Texas one of those

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right to worldly kind of right?
I think it is. I mean,

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I'm pretty sure it's a right to
work like one of those. And I

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think Indiana was that way too,
where like if a company fires you,

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they can fire you for any because
it's an all employment situation. That yes,

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it's that yes. So if so, it's one of those deals where

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if they fired her because they just
didn't think that she was a good teacher,

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they just were like, we don't
like you, We're gonna go ahead

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and fire you. She's because she's
all lawyering up now, and she's saying,

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oh I'm lawyering, and she's telling
people, oh, yeah, I've

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got lawyers. I don't think she
has. Absolutely does not that because they

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can, right, I mean,
because if she is, and I just

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I find it so just like these
people are so arrogant when they think that

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they can they can sue for for
something that she was She wasn't the wrong

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here. I think she was in
the wrong, and especially like it's a

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and like I go back to the
generational thing where they think they can get

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out and they can bitch and moan
on a social media platform about an employer

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who who gave them an opportunity,
and it's like, I'm just gonna go

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ahead and crap all over this opportunity, bitch about you on social media and

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then and then sue you when you
fire me. And at no point,

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oh well, there are the consequences
of my own actions. I mean,

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at some point she even did a
TikTok. I know we don't have it

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here, but there was one TikTok
that I saw her due where she was

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like, what are we supposed to
do when we have grievances? Accept make

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social media content about it? And
of course this is what my generation is

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going to do. We have no
choice except to make social And I was

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like, what is wrong with you? Do you realize that there was a

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world that existed before TikTok and somehow
we all grew up in it and managed

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to become actual adults who understand that
there are consequences star behavior, and she's

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just like, well, I mean, what choice did I have had?

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I don't understand, right, And
so clearly my next step is I'm going

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to run for senator. Clearly what
like it's hard. I mean I swear

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and you know what, and she
probably will become one. I mean,

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if AOC can do it, man, she can do it too. This

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is our freaking world, you guys. This is where we are, and

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I think it's people will be like, she's so brave, stunning and brave.

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She's the next Daylaretto shutty, She's
the next senator, you guys.

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She's great. Wrap her up what
I put her in, her crop top

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and her little rainbow necklace. She's
it so great. This is what this

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is where we are. It's effic
the last video that we have of her

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when she's just super excited. To
keep talking about this because the lighting is

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really good, you guys. Yes, it's really good. The lightning of

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my kitchen just keeps getting better.
Embarrassed, I'm just going to keep responding.

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Also because my ADHD is super severe
today, Holisha, I would completely

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agree with you if I worked somewhere
like Google or like Facebook or some like

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tech company placed whatever. I was
a first year teacher, meaning I had

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a classroom of twenty students who didn't
have a teacher when they took me out

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of the classroom. Also didn't get
trained on this policy. Didn't know it

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existed, you know how like if
you get pulled over running a red light,

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it's justified to like get a ticket
because you had to pass a driver's

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test. You didn't get behind the
wheel. I didn't have that. I

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didn't have that. They said,
here's your quessroom. And then when they

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pucked me, the kid said,
nobody go, this is such a nonsense.

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This is such a bull There's no
way that she actually started teaching without

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signing off on whatever a code of
conduct or whatever they have at the school

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that teach that every employee has to
sign on too. Like that just doesn't

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happen in twenty twenty three or twenty
twenty two. It doesn't happen that you

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don't sign off on agreeing to the
company policies. There's no way. Yeah,

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it's probably like those Apple policies,
you know that you just like you

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scroll through and you don't read,
and then you just go, yeah,

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yeah, whatever, just like,
give me my give me my iPhone.

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Crap. I'm sure that she did, and she probably just signed it and

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she didn't read it. But that's
not going to hold up. She tries

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to sue, She'll be like,
why Ryan, I didn't and didn't is

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the lighting? Okay, I'm doing
a TikTok right now because I have to

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get my best side. I have
to do at least three a day.

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God, because people need to know
what I ate for. It's funny because

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when I was binging her videos last
last weekend or whatever, I was noticing

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that the comments overwhelmingly we're ripping her
to shreds, and they were just like,

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you, guys, see that's the
thing, this is, this is

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completely your fault. The school was
completely in the right. You are a

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moron. And then you were telling
me, I can't believe how supportive all

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the comments are today. She everybody, everybody, So she went seriously when

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I was looking at him, everyone
was like completely mocking at Okay, all

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right. So that's because I was
so disheartened when I saw today. I'm

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like, everybody is just praising her
today, and I'm like, we're doomed,

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mock we're totally doomed because everybody's just
like you're so stunning and brave,

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and I'm like, what is it. We're like, I just I need

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to sturt prepping. I can't like
this, like we're so doomed this world,

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Like, oh my god, I
just cannot with these people. And

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then you told me that that happened, like maybe she scrubbed it, which

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she just can't take all the criticism. Huh, she can't take it.

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Yeah, she definitely didn't want the
overwhelming number of contents to be saying you

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are a moron and you're completely wrong
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Well, she's she's definitely an activist. I mean she is. She's

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gone to like the Statehouse. She's
against HB three, which is against there

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they are four HB three is four
armed guards in Texas schools. She does

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want that, but yeah, she's
totally for you know, every other federal

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building having armed guards. Right,
it's just not our kids. I mean,

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God forbid, we have our kids
to be protected, even though she'd

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die for them. She doesn't want
armed guards in our school. She doesn't

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want that. So that's one thing
she doesn't like. She also hates men.

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There was like a TikTok out there
where she's like she was, I

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guess, changing a flat tire and
men, like lovely Texas men were stopping

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to help her, and she was
pissed off about that and one of her

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TikTok's, which so God forbid a
man tries to stop and help her change

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a tire. So she didn't like
that. So, I mean, there's

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just like her whole thing's just she's
just a feminist liberal, just what you'd

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expect, carefully, just what you'd
expect from from a woman that's on the

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left. And you know, it's
just it's like I said, she's she's

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been indoctrinated, probably by the educational
system that's been you know, put in

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place over the past twenty thirty years. It's now churning out this new generation

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of how can we and doctor nate
your kids to be just like her.

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And so this is what we get, you, guys, is what we

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get when we stop paying attention and
we're not plugged into education. And now

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that people are starting to pay attention, we're like, oh, yeah,

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know your kids. Now, teachers
know your kids, school subjects, know

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what they're learning, stay on top
of it. That's probably the best lesson

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we can take from today's Deep Dive
episode. Absolutely, absolutely, where can

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people find us? Where can people
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best place. And then obviously they
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can't watch live in the morning at
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do that and they just want to
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your favorite. Absolutely until next week, you guys, have a good one.