Hey, what's up, it's Joe. Thanks for listening to the podcasts. Before we get into it,

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Hello, socialites, and welcome back to the Social Studies Podcast, the podcast for a study

being social, by being social. Today's episode is brought to you by a little baby animal

who's escaping into your classroom. Well, that is one thing that we are going to talk about,

because I asked the world to tell me about times where animals escaped into your school,

escaped into, escaped into. I don't think that works. What would they do? Would they

weasel their way into? What would that be called if they got in? I don't know. They got in,

animals that got into your school. That's what I asked. And then you gave me some pretty,

some pretty alarming situations, which I cannot wait to talk about. But today's episode is also

brought to you by Labor Day. Labor Day. The day where we don't do labor, what happens in your

career as a teacher when you're like a, I don't know, life happens, you're like a 23, 24, 25,

26 year old teacher. Labor Day comes around and you go out. You'll love to go out. You'll love

to drink with your friends. You probably plan a weekend with all your buds and everything.

And it's so great. You're going to go out drinking and drink your liver, stupid.

Can I just say that is the least thing that I want anymore? What? I don't even have kids.

I don't even have a family. And I'm just over here like, you know what I want to do on Labor Day?

I want to sit on my butt and do absolutely nothing. Literally this entire day I've done nothing.

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