Um, I got this uh, eighth grade teacher.
She uh, I guess she cataloged a lot of the things that were said to her during the eighth grade school year, you know, we're in summer.
I think pretty much maybe across the nation now we're in summer with everybody.
Some of the stuff these kids said to her.
I mean, it's brutal, it's funny, and then some of it makes no sense.
Alright, here we go.
Things that my eighth graders have said to me, are you in therapy?
You seem like the type.
[Laughter]
It's a good start.
Why was it say that to somebody?
Oh, God.
A student got the answer right and yelled, "Yah, I felt that one in my nuggets."
[Laughter]
I mean, Smirks, she has on her face like she really wants to laugh and that one.
I'm so glad she's writing these down.
Your pants look like trash bags sewn together.
Ha ha, trash bag pants.
[Laughter]
I don't get why you write so much on my rough draft.
I'm not reading all that bra for real for real.
[Laughter]
She's got her shirt on.
We are so screwed.