On this episode of Crying in My Car, a podcast for teachers, we talk about a teacher's freedom when they're sick.

Are they able to leave the classroom? Why do we not have anybody to cover for us?

Also, we're going to discuss who should be able to teach a class on diversity?

Should there be requirements?

And lastly, we're going to go into the hurricane.

We're going to talk all about what Florida is like for teachers during a hurricane.

Tune in to this episode of Crying in My Car, a podcast for teachers.

I'm going to be a podcast for teachers. My name is Devin Sebold. I've got my good buddy, Mr. James, John.

What's up?

James is a parent and a comedian. I'm a comic former teacher. We're here to hopefully make you laugh and shake off that stress of the work week. It's been crazy down here.

Now, here's the thing. I'll get to Florida and the hurricane. I know this is airing a little bit later, but you know, we're going through it now. But before I get to that,

James, there's something that I haven't told you yet. Oh, oh, surprise? Yeah, I pulled like my back

out. I'm old now. Welcome to the club, my friend. Does this have heated seats?

I literally like pulled something in my back.

I was, I think it was because I was flying.

I flew out to Baker City, Oregon, and they were awesome, by the way.

I was doing speaking out there.

And the flight's incredibly long.

And it was a connecting flight, too, with another incredibly long flight.

Okay.

It did not.

It was even because the hurricane, when we flew back, it was typically like an hour to get from Atlanta to Orlando.

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