Speaker 1: Made a decision face sunny sunad on.
Speaker 2: I had a vision. My Hey, everybody, welcome to another
crazy ass town version of Patreon.
Speaker 1: Yea, when I tell you guys this story, you will
completely understand why this is.
Speaker 2: I just walked in and Stephanie said, oh my god,
I have a great Patreon, and I said, let's do
it first.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to be able to wait. Yeah, me
on my pins and needles. Okay, So okay, I don't
know how to call up this email. Okay. So this
is about Lbie had her showcase, so her theater company
that a couple of years ago. I got in trouble
for talking about this theater company. But here, okay, here's
the thing. This year, as you might remember, they were
going to do lay Miz. Not enough kids signed up. Okay,
this is the very quick backstory to it. So not
enough kids signed up to do lay Miss. So the
company decided we're going to do we can't. We can't
do a full production with fewer than twenty kids signing up.
So we're going to re refund your tuition if you
already paid for the big play production, and we're going
to do like a fun musical review everybody will have
a part, everybody will get some somewhat something to sing
by themselves, everybody will get a chance to shine. It's
more like a class low tech will do a little
show at the end of it.
Speaker 2: Like I just watched it's on your Facebook page and
she did awesome.
Speaker 1: So I put on the fire for crying out loud
page and a lot of you are very kind and
she did a great Elbe did a great job. So
the kids had to audition because that's what this company does.
But it was not a play. They couldn't have been
more clear about that. They're like, look, it's like half
the price, you're gonna get eleven or twelve rehearsals. However
long it works out too of classes, it's a couple hours.
There's no tech week. This is important for this story.
Understand that the company made it crystal clear what you
were getting. Right. It's usually like, let's say four seventy
five to be in the show, and that includes costumes
and tech week, and but it's like for for months,
right hours, a couple hours of rehearsal every week, plus
a full tech week, which is like four hour rehearsals
every day where they fit you for costumes, they fit
your mics, they do a bunch of stuff. They have
a whole team. They have somebody who does costumes and makeup,
and somebody does it's a full production. Huh. They're like,
this is not that, this is gonna be a fun class.
We're giving you your money back. This is like two
hundred and fifty bucks, I think it was. You get
eleven weeks. At the end of it. We'll do a
little show after school. We won't even charge you. Okay,
nobody has to pay tickets. Right, it's like fun things.
You can see what they worked on, right, Okay, But
of course people take it way too fucking seriously and
thrown it and they do. They take it way too seriously. God. So, wow,
there's only twelve kids signed up in this thing. Right.
So there's a woman who does all the works with
them every week. They have one employee assigned to them.
There's only twelve of them, right, Okay, Right, So they
picked they got to pick whether they wanted Hamilton or so.
So they were doing a combination of songs from Ley
Miz and some songs from Hamilton, not a play. There
were no lines. It's just songs. Okay, but the teacher
is awesome, and she kind of like she wanted to
give them a real little show. So she there was choreography,
she worked out stuff for the whole She worked out
like a real show, right, but she went above and
beyond anyone's ex what what we were promised we were getting.
So Elvie went and audi with a song from Hamilton,
the one that she got burned, and she and so
another girl and I told this story on a previous Patreon.
I asked Elbe the day that I the day that
she got they all got a sign like what they're
going to get to do? I said, well, who else
got like a big one? And she was like, well,
my friend, let's call her. I have to, I'm running
out of names. I can remember what I called her
the last time. Let's call her Tina. She's like, Tina
got and we need Tina's a name for Tina's mom.
What do you think Jennifer, Jennifer? Okay, we'll call her Jenny. Okay, Well,
we need more of a kid name for the for
the daughter stay. Oh my god, Caitlin. That was the
first name that popped in my head. But Stacy earlier
before twelve year old Riley Riley perfect, okay, So Jenny's
the mom, Riley's the daughter. Okay. So I called Jenny,
Who's cuckoo crazy, which you're about to hear. And I
was like, oh my god, congratulations, Epanine or whatever. Riley
got the big part. This was my previous story on Patreon,
and she was like, I know, she's devastated. Remember that. Yes,
she just really wanted to sing a song from Hamilton.
And I was like, well, what did she auditioned for?
I dreamed a dream She got the big I dreamed
a dream song and she was like, yeah, she did
audition with that song, but she just really wants to
sing Hamilton. And I said, well, did she tell them
I really want to do a Hamilton song?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Well I found out later and I may not have
updated you guys. She actually emailed the company when she
found that out, and she was like, I just can't
believe this. You know, my daughter's been in like three
this is her third thing, and how could you not
give her like the part she wants? And they wrote
back When she told me this, she was too embarrassed
to tell me at that time, but later she was like, yeah,
I probably shouldn't have written to them and complained, and
she goes, I went off on them, and I said,
oh my god, I know, I can't believe you did that.
They gave her they I was so mad in the moment,
and I already said this on Patreon. I was like,
why are you upset? Why is she upset? Yes, she
got what she wanted. They rewarded her for right. She
was like, I know, but you know, just in the moment,
she was really upset. So I kind of went there
with her, and I got mad at the company and
I told them off and I said, well, what did
they say back? She goes, they wrote, back, you must
be confused. Your daughter got a huge song that she
auditioned with. And then she said, well, I'm going to
use this as a teaching moment and explain to her that,
you know, you can still have fun and see your friend. Okay,
all that, Okay, thank god? Okay. So here's what happened.
So the night before there was one rehearsal that was
on Thursday night, and then Friday, right after school, four
o'clock was going to be our little show.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: The reason it was after school at four o'clock is
because it wasn't a big deal. It wasn't like go home,
relax and then come back to school at eight o'clock
at night for a big show. It was just like
come when you come, pick up your kids, basically enjoy. Yeah,
they get out of school at three fifteen, they'll have
time to like change their clothes or whatever, and yeah,
here's your show. It's free. It was really just for
the families, the parents to come. Okay, so Elbe, they
kept them rehearsing though they did a late rehearsal. So
Elbe got out at five the night before. We all
went out to eat something and Elbe said, yeah. So
the teacher said, hey, none of the kids really totally
feel ready because we're still like working on the choreographer choreography,
and she said, so some of the kids. Oh, So
the teacher said, we're going to back up the show.
I'm going to know this is what she said. She said,
you guys, I really want to get you another one
more chance to run it through. So I'm going to
try to get the show backed up to five o'clock
or even five point thirty. She's like, I have to
see if I can get it figured out. Okay, I'll
let you know. Okay. So one of the kids went home,
I guess, and told that the parent, you know, they
might back up the show, and that parent overreacted and
was like, I'm hearing from my kid that the show
is now going to be at a different time, Like
when were you going to tell us so? And this
mom that said that is actually somebody that I like,
So I think I don't. I don't know why she
I think she was Maybe she was having.
Speaker 2: A bad day.
Speaker 1: People get irritated. They got irritated. Yeah, their schedule for
the weekend and then right, so she got irritated, and
she wrote she replied to the company Jack's, and she
replied to the all the parents in the group, and
she wrote, when you if please clarify, please reply all
and clarify what time this show is now going to
be because I don't want to be finding out. I've
got to, you know, have changing plans with work. So
then another mom writes back, decides this is a good
chance for her. Are they trying to all out crazy
each other or something? Well one of them is the
star of crazy town, right, that's that's why did you
give my daughter the lead?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: She clearly did not want us sing the lead, even
though she auditioned with it. Yeah, Jenny is the craziest.
But so a couple of people are like, yeah, just
let us know what time the show is, and then sure,
that's fine. This woman writes, here's the beginning of the crazy.
But you're going to get a dramatic reason reading of
one of the craziest emails I've ever read. This isn't no,
this is this is a different mom who's also crazy. Okay, okay,
and I've told a story about this one on Patreon
before too, but good evening. All I spoke to my child,
is this the one with the field trip? And they
were they were traumatized? Okay, this no, but this is
this is the parent of the kid who impersonated Lbie
on Instagram and believe oh, this is that one's mom.
I spoke to my child and she never heard anything
about change of time. I think that's very irresponsible to
make a time change without advanced notice, as many of
us have changed work schedules and made other plans already
based on time scheduled. Okay, I'm just interjecting here to
say they're moving it back an hour It's not like
they're like, you know what, We're going to do this
at lunchtime, right right, So sorry, we told you before
it was at eight o'clock at night. It's at lunchtime. Yeah, oops, hope,
Oh right, they're moving it back an hour. If you
made if you got out of work to get to
the show at four, you can also make it at five. Yes,
for the sake of the fact that they want to
change it for the kids. And by the way, they
haven't changed anything yet because it's still now right after
the kids got out of rehearsal, so they haven't had
time to do anything. Don't these parents like take a
moment and go my kids said she's going to try
to change the time. Let's now wait and see what happened, right,
I have people coming to but I don't know. I
was like, all right, I emailed my friends. I was like,
it might start at five now, I'll keep you posting. Okay,
So this mom is now mad. Overall, I feel that
this entire program has been a disappointment from the beginning.
There were issues that we stuck it out through to
give our kids the opportunity to experience being part of
a musical. Production. This is not a musical production. You
and your kid is in a class. We were part
of the show last year and it was so much
fun seeing the kids excited and enjoying what they were doing.
Last year, I would watch the kids come out of
rehearsal and would be laugh and would be laughing and
singing as they were walking to the cars. This year,
the kids looked like a group of kids walking out
of school. There was very little information given about wardrobe,
and even now today it is different than the email
they just sent us. The kids were just given a
microphone for the first time today. That really upset me.
They should have had several rehearsals using mics, as some
of our kids do not have the experience performing in
using mics. I just don't feel our students were given
the experience up to this point that they deserve. It's
most entitled mother fucking assholes. I feel that that since
this was just a showcase and not a full production,
that Jax did not give our school the attention they
would have otherwise been given, which is why they got
a refund. Right. I am not sure how many others
agree with these concerns. However, I felt the need to
express mine as it has been such a disappointing experience,
particularly after how much fun the kids had last year. Okay,
but that's the tips of the fucking iceberg of crazy.
So that one okay. So then the mom who's like
is a liaison basically between the theater company and the parents.
She's just the parent the volunteer to do that. Her
kid's not even in the show, but she's being kind
enough to like get information from Jackson then relay it
to the parents. So she writes back and she's like, hey, guys,
let's please not re play all anymore. Oh okay. So
then Jax wrote back to that mom whose name I
won't even mention, and everybody else and they couldn't have
been kinder here. I'm just going to read their email,
so you know what I'm saying, so you get okay.
So another mom is just like, hey, yeah, if you
can just let us know, Okay. Another mom wrote, I
hate this back and forth. Just tell us what time
the show is. Okay. I can't even find this email,
but basically suffice it to say that the theater company
wrote back and said, in a nice way, Oh, here's
what they wrote. Okay, dear parents, we're sorry to hear
your disappointment with the program. We've previously explained that when
ley Miz did not reach its student minimum, tuition was
reduced to put together a in quote showcase rather than
canceling all together. Right, and I agree they were trying
to be nice. They're not making money off of this, right.
If they make like, let's say two thousand dollars, let's
say twenty five hundred, right, they still have to pay
for the equipment that they're going to use. That they
still have to pay the teacher who's making maybe two
thousand dollars over months, right, Okay, and that's her job, okay,
rather than canceling altogether. The reduction intuition largely affects the
technical elements, which is why there's a one day dress
tech as opposed to the entire week. We must pay
our professional technicians and crew for their time and equipment
the issue for tomorrow. And then they were talking about,
I won't go into the whole email about there's a
chance of rain, so we had to strike all the
mics and sound equipment today. So the gym, we basically
they were saying they can't use the gym right after
school to do a quick run, so they need to
set everything up and then they wanted to have a
chance to do a run through. But they basically they said,
we were hoping to run the show again, but based
on your feedback, we see that won't be possible. We'll
do our best to open the doors at four pm
on the dot and have the show started by four
point thirty at the latest, but we'll aim for four fifteen.
We hope you understand the predicament with the rain. If
anyone sees any other workaround, please let Matthew or blah
blah blah know and we'll do our best to give
the kids the best possible experience. Thanks for understanding. Mm hmm. Okay, assholes, right,
just horrible people, right, yeah, just the worst offended, right
and kind of confusing. Are you super offended by that? Right?
Like you can't believe the tone, the condescending tone in
their email? Okay, Well, Jenny, Jenny was Jenny from the
Crazy Block. Jenny from the Crazy Block was mightily offended.
And now I'm going to give you a dramatic reading. Okay,
I feel like I gotta buckle up, Buckle up. This
is this is her answer to this, This is okay.
But not only did she reply all, but now she's
she brought in the principle of our school. Oh my god,
she added him to the CC list. She wrote this
to the company, plus c seed, every all the other parents,
every other parent plus she also c seed the principle
of our middle got to be like, well you got
to drag me down right, Okay, here we go. I know,
I know Blank said that's the said not to quote
reply all, but I think this is an important conversation
and is speaking to many of our concerns. So I'm
going to ignore her request, sorry smiley face, and send
this off to the group. If you're not interested, feel
free to delete. There's your cue. There have been many
miscommunications over the course of this production, and it's really
too bad. Despite some ongoing reservations I've had with the
way you manage your programs, Riley has always had fun
and is always eager to sign up for the next
Jack Show, and really that's all that matters. If she's
having fun, then as far as I'm concerned, you're all
doing your job. I read this to Elvi and she
was like, that's like the frosting on the shit. Kate, right,
let me help this go down a little easier by
telling you how you guys are doing such a good job. Yeah.
The problem is though I'm the one paying you, so
on some level it serves you to make sure I'm
happy to Obviously, you can't make me happy all the time,
and everyone who knows me knows I can be a
bit of a squeaky wheel. But in general, I believe
it's good policy to be communicative, consistent, transparent, accommodating and
pleasant in your communications with your paying clients. And I,
for one, particularly in my experience with this quote Best
of Broadway Production, have not always felt this to be
the case. I am much of the frustration I myself
have felt might have much more to do with communication
aka optics than with what's actually going on. It was
unclear what show you were going to do, if you
were going to do it, and then once it was
a quote, go how it would be implemented and let
me just let me just say, they couldn't have been
more clear. Got enough people signed up for the show,
so they are like, we can't do that show. You
need twenty kids. If you guys can round up twenty
kids to do the show. You'll have a show. If not,
we're gonna give you this fun class rather than cancel, right, dumbass. Okay,
Oh my god, Okay gets so much better. Oh my god.
The kids are consistently coming home with mixed messages about staff, tech,
Mike's av makeup, costumes, etc. That are not being communicated
to me from your office, so I feel confused and unsure.
When I do get an email from your office, it's
signed generically from Jack's, so I don't know who I'm
talking to. And although I know it's bad form to
read tone into an email, I am guilty of that,
and often I feel like the tone of your emails
is slightly abrupt and annoyed. If I'm wrong, I'm sorry
for the assumption. Plus I'm used to your programs being
pretty zipped up, and this one feels more shoddily organized. Wow,
from what I can gather, you have one person running
the show, choreography, tech, costumes, makeup, lines, music, voices, everything,
and we're used to a team. Okay interjection again, Yeah,
how many times did they say there's not going to
be a team of people. We would have to pay
all those people. There's no lines, there's no lines, there's
there's no talking.
Speaker 2: Put into an email so that the person like her
can read it and digest it and understand exactly what's
going on.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: It wasn't like you had a conference call and they
said this is what we're going to do in an email.
Speaker 1: And they've emails. In fact, during this middle of the
season of it, during the middle of it, there was
confusion from one of the moms, one of the high
I think I might have even read that letter where
she was like, I'm really confused. Some of the kids
are confused. Are we or are we not going to
have mics? And are we or are we not going
to have costumes? And they rose and they wrote back,
there will be mics. They will not be miked like
they do in plays. Right with those little ones. They yeah,
they will not have a Madonna mic. There will be
a hand a couple of handheld mics, and there will
be some microphones, which there were, right, that's all they said.
We don't have a tech a person who's going to
be We don't have that system to be able to
make up all the day and they don't need it.
It's not a play it's not a musical. Yes, it's
a little fun showcase. So they reiterated that mid season.
They've been clear the entire time of what it is. Okay,
So I don't know where she's getting choreography, tech, costumes,
make makeup. There's there is none of that style. There
was never going to be. They're not doing full makeup.
It's not fucking lame is on Broadway, right, okay? And
we're used to a team. In addition, you don't have
a tech week, so you're having one person doing all
those jobs. No, no, there's nobody to make those jobs.
There's no makeup, right right, Okay. I was so mad
when I was reading this. All right, and if, by
the way, if I raise my voice, it's all caps, yeah, okay.
And you're taking off you're taking hours off of her
rehearsal time. And for the first time that I recall
in a Jack's production, the kids are going into this
performance not feeling confident, not feeling prepared, not knowing what
to expect. What is she? There? Does she has she
she's for meds. She's gotta be also and this is
one just one more little interjection. Is that every show,
every time kids do a play. Anybody who's out there
that knows theory, they always feel like that the day
of their performance. Always there's always last minute things, you know.
They kids never feel like they're ready right. You're never
going to right. It's just that's the nature of it.
They do so much stuff. There's so much choreography, there's
so much theory. Okay, I get that you're not making
as much money on this as you would on a
full production, and that therefore you had to cut corners.
And yet Riley was in two Jack's productions where she
had zero lines, which means I paid full tuition twice
for her to basically watch and learn while you worked
with the people who had lines slash songs, and she
was one of maybe twenty or more kids who paid
that money. I'm thinking of Aladdin, where you had kids
lined up two three deep on both sides of the stage,
none of whom had any lines, and the dozen or
so kids in West Side Story who had the same,
which again is fine because she had fun and wanted
to do it and it's a good experience. This is
what theater is not. Everyone can be the quote star,
but honestly, I feel like if that's the policy, which
again I'm fine with. Then it should go both ways.
Either you're running your productions like professional theater and you
put everything into it, no matter how big or how small,
you get what you get and you don't get upset,
or you run it like a pay to play class
and everyone gets their money's worth every time. In this case,
it feels inconsistent to me regarding this afternoon's production. No,
I for one, certainly don't want you to be punitive
and start at four fourteen on the nose to make
a point. Sounds like the kids do need more rehearsing,
which is not what I'm used to from Jack's the
day of a performance. I just wanted to know what
was going on from you before I heard it at
six pm last night, from our kids. If you think,
as I think the kids do, that extra rehearsal time
will make a difference, then tell us that so we
can adjust our plans accordingly. Oh my god, I I
think I can speak for not just myself when I
say all we want is for our kids to have fun,
for them to feel excited, prepared, happy and proud. I
want today to be fun, light and successful. We want
to feel good about the program. Hopefully we can hash
out all this unpleasant communications stuff before four pm so
we can all walk in the gym for the show
feeling good with this being Water under the Bridge, and
I will be the first in line to register and
pay in full for the next Jack's program. The show
must go on with respect and appreciation. Jenny, Oh my god.
This was written the day of. Oh my god, the
day of. So the thing was going to start at four,
four fifteen, they wrote back the night before. We get it.
We hear you, no problem. We wanted to give the
kids like one more run through, but we're hearing like
it's going to be a pain in the butt forever
for people to change their schedules. We're gonna start, We're
gonna it's starting at four, maybe four fifteen, four thirty
at the latest. See you there, right and that and
that That was the night before then she wrote this.
Then she head us off. She had to simmer all
night long.
Speaker 2: And and wanted it to be Water under the Bridge
before four.
Speaker 1: Then she texted me, Okay, after she sent that off,
I was like, I I can't even deal. Okay, she
wrote after that, did you did anybody anybody reply to her. Okay,
so you just have to see this. This is her
text to me. So this was at Friday, So this
was the morning of This was just Friday. So she
sent her thing off at like eleven. Then she writes
that to me the video look at the top, the
kill me video. Yeah, jack drama equals kill me. You're
the one who started the drama. Oh my god, it's
like she started a fire. And then what can you imagine,
like these flammable sheets kill me? Right my god? Like,
she did you write back? I was? I was so mad.
So then I didn't write back. So an hour later,
an hour later, she wrote not funny, question mark question mark.
So I wrote, I think it will be a fun show.
I wish they'd been able to do a final run through.
LB feels strongly that they needed it, but they can't
now right right, And she wrote, yeah, I think it'll
be fun and yeah, Riley felt strongly about it too.
I'm sad that Jackson mismanaged the communication so that so
many people feel frustrated. I'm sure it won't have a
negative effect on the performance. I honestly feel it's ninety
percent optics. They need to learn how to communicate with parents.
Oh my god, Oh my god, this is what I'm
dealing with. Nobody answer, I wrote, I wrote, I don't
think Jackson mismanaged it. The teacher said she'd try to
see if she could get the show moved back, and
before she had an opportunity to try, went ballistics. I said,
the kids came home and reported possibilities, and the parents
went nuts. And I'm talking about her, right, It's been
that way all the way through. And she wrote, I
hear you, and I agree that this particular instance, maybe,
but parents were already over Jack's by yesterday due to
so many factors. No, they weren't. Nobody was complaining besides her.
Speaker 2: She wrote.
Speaker 1: I wrote, I don't think the day of the performance
is the right time to air all of the grievances.
Just my opinion, That's what I wrote, And she wrote agreed,
Oh my gosh. Yeah. And I wrote, jack she can't
move the time back now because they got yelled at.
The only people who get hurt are the kids, and
she wrote, I totally agree. Oh my god, wow, yeah wow.
So then she wrote, she wrote, I agree that the
reaction to moving the time was weird and Riley too.
So the question is why did they get to the
all in CAP's last day, the day of the performance,
and they haven't done a run through. I just don't
get it. They did do a run through. They did.
That's all they do is run through. That's what they've
been doing the whole time. But they're adding little choreography.
The kids wanted to run it through one more time, right,
because there isn't a tech week because it's not a musical.
The kids, it didn't matter if they ran it again
or not. The performance was adorable the woman who ran it.
And of course after this, so she just goes on
and on. She wrote this, Oh my God, treat you
a little more. I know this is long, but yeah,
this is all in text, and I wrote it's not
Jack's fault. I go the kids goofed off and didn't listen,
which was true. She wrote Jack should be dialoguing with
the instructor two weeks ago. They should have known they
needed more rehearsal time. What she's so delusional? Yeahane, she wrote.
She wrote, they should have brought in another instructor for
the last three weeks. Riley is so upset. All in caps,
Oh my god, and I wrote, they're losing money on this. Yeah,
you're dancing with her to dance, But so I just
she won. I did stick up for Jack's good because
I wrote to Jack's privately and I was like, some
of these parents are fucking insane, and I think you
know who I'm talking about. I wrote back after her email,
and I was like, I just want you to know
that she doesn't speak for me. Like that's craziness, right,
I said, you never promised us. You were super clear
this whole time. I absolutely knew what to expect. Right,
it doesn't. And if you want to move, if you
want to give the kids an extra run through, do
whatever you want. Real cares. It doesn't matter at this point, right.
And they wrote back like, thank you so much for
being the voice of reason, and then I wrote I
would have replied all, but I feel like it's not
going to help anymore at this point, and they said,
if you want to reply all and be the voice
of reason, we love it. So I went, John, help,
I'm going to reply all. I go, and these parents
are all going to give me dirty looks, but I
don't care. So I wrote, Hey, everybody, I go. I
just want to say one last reply. All I want
to say, I personally think that Jacks did a great job.
I said. I said, it wasn't the instructor's fault. I said.
She said, we might want to I might. I'm going
to try to move it. She goes, just hoping to
give the kids one last run through. She she can't
just make that decision and then change the time. She
has to check with the school, She has to check
with the program. Before she had a chance to check,
everybody jumped down her throat about changing the time. So
they didn't change the time. I go, and now we're
going off on them. I said, I just don't agree
with that. So they didn't do anything wrong. They never
promised us make up God or to address that go there.
It wasn't a tech week because it was not a
for It wasn't a full production, right. It was a
fun it's supposed to be a fun, casual thing that
we get to go to or not. And then somebody
wrote to me privately. They were like, oh my god,
thank you for I think the same thing. This is ridiculous.
One person that's it, and then another mom. I know
because Elbie said her friend who was in the production
said her mom read her the Crazy the Crazy Jenny
email too. I mean, I think they were all just
kind of laughing behind the scenes. But why did she
she wrote in the principle.
Speaker 2: This because she's nuts, she's insane, She's something's wrong with her.
Speaker 1: I told John I was going to read her email
on Patreon, and he was like, Okay, just be prepared
if she finds out, we have a whole another year.
I mean, so.
Speaker 2: First of all, how is she going to find it.
Is she going to be able to find out? I
don't know, not using her name, so maybe the person, Yeah,
she should know that that's ridiculous behavior, that's insanity, that's insane.
Stets that it's insanity. Of course, that's that's.
Speaker 1: Fun to listen to, right, Yes, very good. So Jack
told me that Jax told me they're never coming back
after that. I don't blame them, and that they were like,
you know what, it's it's abusive. Apparently a dad screamed
at one of the at the teacher on the last
day after rehearsal because she kept them all late. People
are nut, so this is crazy. Now they're like, we're
not coming We're not coming back to your school, but
they're going to come to our elementary. All right. You
guys got a long patreoon. That was awesome. Yeah, all
right bye?
Speaker 2: That flew by time flies when you're having fun?
Speaker 1: Are you trying to get crazy with this scene?
Speaker 4: Don't you know? Put the one on the flame boy.
Speaker 1: I just tossed that him and.
Speaker 3: The pagan pant like Spayne when I come and slam
Okay said, don't let me like pet the check and
the like. I like something. I'm thinking it's all love.
When I go, I'll drinking, oh like at my mind slow.
That's why I don't the big bro. I got to
maintain a nigger like me. Just go one insane and sang.
Speaker 1: In the membrane.
Speaker 3: And sang in the mem brain.
Speaker 2: And sang in the membry.
Speaker 1: And sang in the membry.
Speaker 4: The cope that was done for the problem to watch
that really good?
Speaker 3: I want to die it.
Speaker 1: Go try it.
Speaker 4: I'm like, yo, ask like a luna in a writer's
just fa like assuming slam in.
Speaker 1: That ass look in your face in the grass.
Speaker 4: No, I don't take a bloat lightly, just tell us
because the game I'm right here.
Speaker 3: Can that stip we ge woud let me face nigger,
never seen me smile with that man frame.
Speaker 1: My explained, A nigga.
Speaker 3: Like me is doning win insane and sang in the mambr.
Speaker 4: Sang I'm saying, and the man crowd and.
Speaker 3: Sang and the man brow and sang in the man grass.
Speaker 4: Say you say like I'm strong, blake, don't try, but
I'll hit that ball and break y'all something soon. I
got to get my cross costs come and try to
snatch my crops. These pigs one about my house down
and on the ground, and the next time they get
mad when.
Speaker 3: They come to rend my head and I'm in the
nights dead. Just on the pilot, pilot this the bucket
put the hotel violet ring from the red that I
take your belief, and the hunt say, but don't make
the ashtrays that they're gonna like me.
Speaker 1: Just got one insane and saying in.
Speaker 3: The membrane.
Speaker 4: And saying in the membrane.
Speaker 3: And sang in the membrain.
Speaker 1: And sang in the membrane.
Speaker 4: And say people can't say everything.
Speaker 1: Say hew thing came crazy