Church, how we doing? Let's go, let's go. Hey, I want to take you back to fourth grade.

Mrs. Beer is my teacher. She wasn't Baptist, evidently. And so we, the fourth grade classroom

is all the way down the hallway. There's a long corridor at St. Michael's Catholic School where I went

my small school. I graduated with eight people in my class. And the fourth grade was like, so you walk

in, there's the administrative office, you walk all the way down the hallway to the other end of the

small school, and there's the fourth grade. We are in class all taking a test, so it's

quiet, and we're kind of, you know, pencils down, taking a test, and Mrs. Beer says, she leaves

the classroom. And so you could hear, she would wear these kind of, they were like heels, but not like high heels. I don't

know what they're called. Somebody can tell me afterwards, but you could hear them just walk down

that hallway. You could just kind of the clop of those heels and it would get more and more faint as

she moved towards the office down the hallway. And it was quiet.

We were taking our test.

And she was gone for like longer than normal, right?

And we're in there and we're just still taking our test.

Until Darrell Micah wads up a piece of paper and launches it across the room at Jeffrey Martin.

Jeffrey picks it up, launches it at Brandon Orozco, to which Brandon picks it up and just throws it back at Jeffrey, hits him right in the ear.

And then the kind of, the whole class, you know, you could just hear the faint chuckle of children,

laughter, and then it just got a little louder.

And the next thing you know, it's like a full-blown paper fight.

Kids are standing on the desk.

The roar of the classroom has just overwhelmed the situation.

And we're lost in the moment, if you will.

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