No, third graders post.

My third graders have their own social media accounts.

And no one is teaching them.

Once you put it out there, like our kids are young to where they may not be thinking 10 years, 15 years from now,

but that stuff still holds on to you.

This generation especially, you have such an opportunity to make so much money and make such

an impact and completely change the course of your life. In the next 10 years, they're going to come

out of a class for social media. They have to. What's beautiful about social media and that people

don't take advantage of is that there are a hundred billion niches yeah like doing hair yeah like doing makeup if you like shoes if you

like fashion eating in front of a camera making coffee literally make coffee make

food do anything like the thing that you're like I kind of enjoy doing this but I

don't think there's much of an audience for it. Yeah.

There is.

She's looking at me like, why are you surprised that she saved it? She's saving it.

And I'm like, sometimes we don't think they're listening to us, but they listen more than we think of things. Hey, best friends.

Welcome to this week's episode of Teachers Off Duty.

If you do not know me, I am honest teacher vibes.

And I am joined by my lovely co-hosts for the fourth week in a row.

Again, she's trying to be all nice, like two minutes ago. No, no, no, no, no. Because we say three to one, enduring three, two, and one. She's like, Tyler, I hate you. Shut up. I ain't never told you. I'm mad. I got to set the stage. This is what happens before the cameras roll. You're saying three to one. And she's like, Tyler, shut up. You're annoying. You got a big forehead. Hi, best friends. I never told you.

You are annoying.

She says, This is what happens before the cameras roll. You're saying three to one and she's like, Tyler, shut up.

You're annoying.

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