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Hello, social studies listeners, and welcome back to the social studies podcast, the podcast

where you study being social by being social today's episode is brought to you by nursing

school because every teacher should have to take at least one nursing course while you're

studying to become a teacher. Today, I had to deal with four loose teeth, which is disgusting.

It when the kids teeth fall out, something inside of my body just is like, and then they

look at you and they do weird things. They're like, look what I can do. And it's just hanging

out of their lips, mouth's closed, tooth's on the outside. I'm like, you're like a alligator

shark hybrid. Do me a favor. Just keep your teeth in your face. That would be fantastic.

Also, I had a kid shit himself today. That was something that I wasn't prepared for. I

wasn't quite sure if he shit himself because in kindergarten, you can shit yourself, but

you still want to have fun. So you just don't do anything about it. You got pants full of

shit. You're still just going to enjoy the day. The rest of the kids are coming up to

me like, I think he's shit. They didn't say that. If they could, they would. Like they

came to me. They're like, it smells like poop. But in my mind, they came up to me and they're

like, listen, someone had one too many bean burritos at lunch. There was shit in this room

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