California High Schools Provide Prophylactics?

Crying in My Car: A Podcast for Teachers

Devin Siebold

Teacher, Education, Satire, Teachers, Boredteachers, Comedy, Comedian

4.8 • 685 Ratings

🗓️ 25 April 2023

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

This outrageous episode of Crying In My Car with Devin Siebold and James Yon tackles the controversial topic of free condoms in high schools! A new California bill proposes giving condoms to students, but will it work as intended? We share some hilarious predictions of what could possibly go wrong.

But before that, we dive into the wild world of teacher relationships! Devin shares stories of teachers dating at the same school and the juicy drama that unfolds when schools make them transfer. Plus, we hear about the cringe-worthy email that accidentally made its way to the entire staff!

With teachers in Texas worried about their retirement pensions, is a 4% cost of living adjustment enough? Devin shares his own story about fighting for a fair salary after realizing he was making less each year. Meanwhile, Tennessee teachers can look forward to a pay raise, along with some odd provisions!

In Pennsylvania, a school is banning The Adams Family Musical for violent content according to outraged parents – and Devin gives us a remake of the classic theme song in their honor.

Finally, get your laughs in as James lists the top ten things you might see in the after-school pick-up line.

Buckle up!

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0:00.0	On this episode of Crying in My Car, a podcast for teachers, we discussed interrelationships between teachers.
0:05.7	Are they okay or should they be banned?
0:07.9	Then we talk about condoms at school.
0:10.2	Then we talk about the fact that all the crazy things you might see in a car line when you're the parent.
0:15.3	Join us right here.
0:16.4	Don't be late.
0:26.2	Hey everyone.
0:30.2	Thanks for tuning in to a new episode of crying in my car, a podcast for teachers.
0:34.4	My name is Devin Sebold, and I'm with my co-host, Mr. James Yon. What up?
0:34.8	We are hopefully here to help you laugh the stress of the school day away and be sure
0:40.0	to rate us five stars on all the platforms. Follow us online. CIMC podcast on Instagram, also on
0:45.8	YouTube and all that good stuff. And James John comedian on Instagram. Please follow me. Dev and
0:50.6	Seabold. And James, you're the parent. I'm the teacher mentality here.
0:56.5	Gotcha. I got to start off with a tough question today. We're going to dive right into it.
1:01.9	I have known some teachers that are in relationships with one another. Okay. And some schools allow them to teach in the same school. Some schools have a, no,
1:14.6	there's no fraternization among the faculty. You can't be together. And they make them move to a
1:21.6	different school. Why is that a negative thing? Why do you think schools say, hey, get out of here.
1:27.2	You can't be teaching in the same
1:30.1	level. Okay, this is a two-part answer. Here's the thing. I'll tell you my personal opinion and why
1:34.7	the school probably does it. We'll start with the school why they probably do it. Because they
1:38.2	don't want it to look like, let's say, the two teachers got together and giving a certain student favoritism.
1:44.6	Okay.
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