Get it the bird show. You want drama? We got drama because her sister is getting married

in a couple of weeks and she hates the guy her sister is marrying and she wants our

help to try to prove to the sister that this dude's a huge a hole, which we can get to here

in just a couple of seconds. But let's do the important stuff first. Teachers need your

help right now, man. 93% of educators say that they have to pay for their own school supplies.

93% that's a lot. And we were not teachers and we know that's a lot.

That's like 7% less than 100. That is. You had some good teachers there, didn't you?

Damn, that's what I learned to say to you, estate. So each day we highlight another teacher

and their supply wish list. If you're not a teacher and you're not really sure what

a wish list is, if you go on Twitter, a whole bunch of teachers have been asking, like,

please help me out with my wish list. So we've been taking a look at those teachers have

been hitting us up saying, hey, Bert, so can you help me out? Yesterday, we had a great teacher,

Andrea Graham, that you guys really clutched up and helped her out in a huge way. And she

wanted to thank you in her own words. Hello, Bert show family. This is Andrea Graham,

first great teacher from Topeka, Kansas, representing Jardin Elementary School. Go Jaguars.

I am so honored that complete strangers heard my story and believed in me and went the absolute

best for my scholars and myself. So many times we as educators feel alone or if we're not making

a difference. And it would be a tremendous understatement to say that the last few years in education

during COVID were hard. With these gifts, with these gifts, y'all are going to maybe go into the

ugly cry again. With these gifts, you were all letting me know that what I do matters.

That I am seen, I am heard, and what I do makes a difference. And I cannot wait to pass that on to

my scholars. I have to tell you one thing that I am most excited about using in our classroom

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