Hi guys, welcome to Teacher's Off-Duty podcast. If you aren't familiar with us, I am Lauren

Wolley, Mrs. Wolley in fifth.

I'm Tao Williams, our Mr. Room's pre-canned social media and today we have a special guest

with us. Does it guest or guest? I thought you said guest and guest. I don't know how to say

weren't you heard. I have to say like I was literally watching your TikToks this morning

just because like they'll pop up on my for you page every now and then and like I just

cackle laughing because your commentary is just so accurate. Yeah. We thought that the

voice of the people. The voice of the people. I love it. We're talking. Speaking of things

that we're talking about. We're talking about parents today. We might not love all of them.

We might not love them all. I love most of them. I feel like universal. Kind of like your

TikToks that I see. Parents are both a super fun part about teaching. And I think it depends

where you teach too. Depending on the school you teach at, I feel like I only taught

two schools in my career. And there were an entirely different set of parents at each

of the schools. And I don't know if that's like do you agree? Is that like a thing? Because

you've taught at different schools, right? I taught different states. You taught at different

schools? I'm a journeyman teacher. Yes. I've taught like four or five. Okay. Do you see

like differences in parenting? Like from different. Do you see them? Yeah. Some of you

will never see. Yeah. Yeah. My first job was at a alternative school and they're there

for a reason. You saw no parents. Sometimes you're the only parent them kids going to get.

Exactly. So from there, I went to another school like one or two and I've taught public

school in time career. So I haven't. I haven't had to love you to get a lot of parents

support. Yeah. Oh, but it's something go wrong though. That's when you see. They don't

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