Hi guys, welcome to Teachers of Duty. If you've never joined us before, my name is Rebecca Rogers. I'm our Rogers world on all social media.

I'm Lauren Woolley, Mrs. Woolley in fifth on all social media. She's back. She is here. I made it. I'm here. I didn't get stuck in watching this DC.

And I am Brie Richardson. Honest teacher vibes on all social media platforms. And Rebecca is going to introduce our guest for today.

For the next three episodes, we have Devon Sebel. Devon, you want to tell our audience a little bit about yourself?

Yeah, sure. I was a teacher for 13 years now.

I'm a comedian and influencer. I don't know. I don't feel comfortable with that.

Yeah, and then I do. Yeah, basically just comedy and enjoy making people laugh.

What did you teach?

I taught all social studies. Literally everything.

You and Rebecca are going to be best friends.

When you're good at something, they will never stop moving you to everywhere.

Yeah, it's just so you know, if you're a teacher out there and you're like, I've taught the same thing for seven years, you're terrible.

They don't want you to move outside. They want to keep you running.

Where you are?

I taught you for four years. That means I suck.

I don't want to say. I don't want to say so.

No, he also has a podcast called Crying in My Car.

Which I think is the best name for a podcast ever.

Listen, I cried in my car plenty. I cried in my car a lot when I was a teacher.

That's how I came up with that.

That was my first school ritual every day.

I just hop in the car and just start bawling my way home from work.

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