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Today, we have a story time of the worst teacher ever.
You guys might think that you had a really bad teacher, but
this teacher is genuinely probably one of the worst
teachers to ever exist as you guys will see.
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Anyways. So we're going to call the
subscriber who submitted this story, Mike.
So anyways, this all Happened in an eighth grade class.
So, on the first day of school, that's kind of, when you tell,
like, I don't know, you try and get a sense of like, what your
teachers are like you're trying to figure out if you got the
heart of a teacher. If you got the chill teacher you
got the the teacher who's so old that they don't even know what's
going on. So you can kind of coast in
class. Well, you're trying to figure
out what kind of teacher you got.
So, anyways, who we going to call the teacher?
We're going to call the teacher, mr.
Pugs. So don't confuse that with me.
But yes, we're going to call the teacher mr.
Pugs, because like, why not? Anyways, Mike walks in the He's
he has one of his boys in the class, which is always really
cool for some reason. I usually don't know anyone in
any of my classes. I don't know how just always
happens at all. My friends have all their
friends and I'm like, come on dude.
Anyways, Mike walks in with one of his boys to mr.
Pope's class and he sits down and immediately like mr.
Pugs a seem super chill. Like he's like, yes I scored.
I got a great teacher. The reason was like this guy, he
seemed kind of fresh out of college.
Obviously, he's a bit older than just fresh out of college.
I don't know. You can just, I think he got it.
Go to grad school to become a teacher or something.
But anyways, right this dude seem pretty chill, he was like
very much like I don't know, he taught he like spoke with the
little bit of like college, bro. Slang just like a little bit,
not so much that he sounded necessarily unprofessional, but
just enough that he sounded like he got you man, he was just in
college so he guess he gets what like a like in a really like
annoying teacher versus really cool.
Teacher is kind of like that type of Vibes so Mike was like
really high because he's like all right finally.
I got a cool teacher, whatever another kind of important piece
of information is Mike went to a private school.
The reason why he went to a private school, well, a lot of
the kids in my class they just like their parents had like a
lot of extra money and they wanted to put their kids through
a better school. Mike just happened to live in
the area and there was like a special kind of like thing at
that private school. If you lived in the area you
could go basically for free but it was a fairly like expensive
school to go to. You might be thinking this is
kind of like a really weird extraneous detail.
Well, it is super important for later on the video.
Trust me. Anyways, right, so Mike is like
gets in there. He's like he's like, all right,
so I got a pretty cool teacher on the very first day of
teachers, like, go around. Tell me like something about
yourself and like, I think some kid like crack.
I don't know exactly the joke was but he cracks him like
relatively inappropriate joke and Mike started to like cringe
because like basically every teacher the school be like, you
can't say that go to the principal's office, or they just
very awkwardly reprimand them. But basically, with the teacher
did, was he basically Cracked like an equally inappropriate
joke back super risky move because if you get the wrong
student who like, really doesn't like that type of stuff, they
could have easily reported this teacher.
Mr. Pug. So the front office and you
would have gotten, I don't know if the teacher would have been
fired but we would have been in hot water, right?
So right off the bat Mike's like all right, this guy's definitely
a chiller, like this is great. You know, you love to see it.
However, this overtime would slowly become more and more
apparent that this was simply just not the case.
Yeah. So, anyways, right, Right.
Sure enough. Just, let's go a couple weeks in
the school, so the actual day-to-day.
Mr. Pugs is class is pretty chill.
At first or it actually is always chill and the reason why
is the worst teacher ever is a little bit more interesting.
As you'll see, but the database breach also, it's an English
class. They have an assigned reading
and up until this point, all they had to do, was read, quote,
unquote, read which, I think a lot of you guys know, reading an
English class. Basically means, okay,
discussion time you wait for the trihard, which like shout out to
the trihard you guys always do well and get a good college or
whatever. But for the average person like
me, you the person who actually applies themselves, with shout
out to them, I'm not going to say try hard because it has a
negative implication. I was a try hard towards the end
of my end of my high school. I was actually kind of a try
hard, but the people who apply themselves right and actually
did the reading, you wait for them to go first and then you
say yeah to piggyback off of so and so and then you just reword
the whole thing and some teachers will kind of get on you
and be like, oh what did you actually think?
What about the specific details and they try and like they try
and like fish. And out of you to catch you if
you didn't actually read it but I think mr.
Pugs kind of knew what was going on, but it's also just kind of a
chill dude or he seemed like one.
Yeah, so mr. Pugs was like Ryan pretty cool
class or at least Mike really liked it.
So that's until they had their first assignment write their
first paper therefore as graded essay so they were given a
reading and this time Mike actually did it because they had
to write a paper on it. And so basically what happened
was you know, Mike had to write a paper on this.
Like Mike had to write a paper on.
Reading, and so, Mike, did a pretty good job.
He's like, Mike's, like a relatively good writer.
He definitely has more of an, like, if you had to say, what
are you good at like foreign language math, English writing,
something like that scientist. Like what are you good at?
Mike would definitely say he's good at writing so this is a
proclivity for like right. I like a tendency to have like
really good writing right? Anyways so he submits it and he
feels pretty good about himself. Anyways grades come out the next
day and Mike receives a 75. So you might be thinking, okay?
Got to see whatever like, cool. Like, okay, I just want to say,
like, at this High School, it just like socially.
Like no one got sees like Seas were super rare.
You might get a c or something like that on a math test, I just
feel like in math and science, it's a lot easier to get super
low grades, because a lot of times, the grading is really
subjective or yeah. It's really subjective or
objective. I should say.
Sorry. And it's like, it's like, did
you get the math problem, right, or wrong?
So yeah, it's kind of, I don't know, just kind of like, You
can't really be like, oh well, I had good intentions with my math
problem. Oh, okay, then you get an A or
it's also like oh I you know, showed my work and got the
perfect answer. Well, I didn't like, the way you
thought about it, even though you got the right answer, you're
getting an F. Like, you can't really do that
in stem or, I mean, in rare cases.
But overall, the grades are kind of based on what you do.
But I've always found like in English classes.
Definitely, at least for me that like, it was the grades were
always in a very tight range, like, They were always like a
zerbies. No sees, no, like really high as
or anything. And for some reason, I feel like
you could, like, I had one English class or history class
be at a lot of essays in high school, my freshman year, the
thing was, I talked to a bunch of other people and this was
true for me to the first grade you got on your essay, you
literally never went up or down if you got an 87 on your first
paper, you get an 87 across the board.
Anyways, what I'm trying to say is that getting a 75 at the
school in an English class is unheard of.
So after like, okay so Mike Then he's a little worried, Right?
Comes into class and he sits down taxes, friend.
He's like, dude, like how the paper go and his friends like,
dude, I got to 74 Mike's. Like, dude, I got 275, he's
like, dude, what like there's this English taxi like, mr.
Pug seemed so cool. Like what happened?
Yeah, so anyways, right, mr. Pugs kind of just as like.
All right, guys, like settle down.
Like I know you guys all received your grades and
probably not all of you are super happy with it, which was a
fair assumption. The whole class is pretty,
pretty much freaking out at this point and mr.
Boggs went on to say like hey like, you know, No, sometimes
like the grades are just what the grades are, like, you know,
I pretty high standards for you guys.
I, but I want to let you know that there's an opportunity for
you guys to improve your grades. Like you'd assume it's extra
credit, right? I don't know, redo the
assignment, maybe do a write up of what you would have done
differently, maybe make all the edits and submit again for like
a ten percent boost. I don't know.
Right. These are very standard like
things teachers would do sometimes teachers is
straight-up, give curves like they know that, you know,
they're really supposed to be given an average of a b and if
they gave a For Java C. Maybe they just graded too
harshly, that happens to but Mr. Pugs had a different idea in
mind. He said, if you guys want extra
credit, see me after class, so about half the class showed up
because I think some of them got like low bees and were like,
whatever. I think some got season were
like, man, I don't care. But a lot of kids showed up for
the extra Credit Opportunity. So when he was mr.
Fox is like, alright guys? Well, I just thought I'd be
straight up with you guys. Yeah.
So I actually am going to give you an opportunity that you can
take whatever. Grade you have now and receive a
92. So immediately Brett's like
sorry, not Brett. That's the last guy Mike's like?
Yeah, of course, I'm going to do this right?
It guaranteed 92. Like yeah?
Alright I'll hear you out, man. This is where Mr. Pugs really
goes off the rails, and this is where it kind of really is truly
expose himself for being a. Not so great guy.
So mr. Pollock says, alright, well,
just want to let you guys know if you come into class tomorrow
and you comment, and when you're at home, you put you take 20
bucks, you put it in an envelope, you write.
Name on the envelope. So I knew know who's envelope it
is and put it on my desk by the end of class.
I will check, who's done that, whoever's done that there.
Whatever grade you have in the books will be changed to a 90
and 91 or 92. It's gotta be a little random so
things don't look suspicious. You got me guys.
So everyone was standing there. Like At first, like some kids
were like haha, whatever? Right this this got to be a joke
but they all looked at mr. Pugs face and he was like dead
serious. Like he had that look of like
I'm not messing around bro. Bro, I like I just want you to
look. I just want you to know.
I'm not screwing around. I'm dead serious with this, so
slowly, but surely people are starting to realize that mr.
Pugs was dead serious with this. And some kids were like,
alright, cool. Like will keep a secret if you
do because like, here's the thing, I said a detail earlier
on that like a lot of these kids like private schools, a lot of
the kids went, there had a lot of disposable money, their
parents were just give them whatever and especially if you
said, hey like I got to do this for school.
I mean, a lot to me and I don't know.
These are probably the parents of the people who like paid
money. For fake, SAT scores.
So who even knows at this point. Yeah.
But anyways, so some of the kids were like, super quiet because
they're like, what is like this? This got to be a joke, like he's
definitely trolling, but I think some of the other kids were
starting to realize the know like mr.
Pugs was not trolling, but some of the kids were totally fine
with it. They're like, oh yeah, I don't
have to work and I just have to pick 20 bucks for a free, a
sure. So yeah.
Here's the thing, though. Mike barely has like 30 bucks in
his bank account. So, my family's pretty middle
class, like, they're very kind of like they get by but he can't
really I have much more so he can't ask his mom for like, oh
can I have 50 bucks if that's not a thing, right?
So Mike is in a position where he just simply can't pay this
amount because yeah, sure. Totally.
Some of Mike's friends, maybe they could, you know, they could
do it. Mike's friends could just go to
their parents and be like, yeah, I need 50 bucks.
Like, and I mean, if Mike's friends parents were probably
going to try and like cheat him like them through like sat stuff
that like cause 50,000 bucks, 50 bucks for an a paper paper, like
that's nothing to them. Mike was not in this.
Remember the only reason he's able to go to the school is like
the tuition. He has to pay his like 1% of
what the tuition normally is because he lives so close.
So now Mike's in a situation where he's going to get screwed
over because it seems like this teacher like just what I don't
know, seems like a good. He's going to discriminate
against Mike for not paying, right?
Or for not for not being able to pay.
So Mike kind of waits till all the other kids leave and Mike
goes up to the teachers like, hey look, I totally would do
this, but you got to know that That like I just you know I just
don't got the money like his classmates do and the teacher is
soup, mr. Pugs, I think everyone thought
he was cool but he was super candid and he looked at Mike
he's like well can you just ask your parents for that like
you're going to the school? I know the school isn't cheap so
now it's very clear. Mr. Pugs had a plan.
The whole time. He was going to run a racket and
make a ton of money going to one of these private kids like
private schools. With all the rich kids,
whatever. And just basically squeeze them
dry. Honestly, mr.
Pugs probably just saw like the College admission scandal.
Whatever on TV and thought, Oh, that's actually a great idea.
Let me be like that guy who's being arrested right now and
also it's pretty. I mean, you guys could I mean,
at least my core Mike's kind of had a feeling that mr.
Pugs was a lot more risky. Because remember, I told you
guys a little earlier on the very first day of school.
Mr. Pugs responded to a very kind of questionable joke with
an even more questionable joke. Like I said if one kid in that
class didn't like the question will joke, the mr.
Pugs made, it would have been over for mr.
Pugs, you know so he's obviously more Of a risk tapered.
Risk-taker type of guy. So anyways Mike explains to him
like look haha. Well I live in the area I'm one
of the few kids who gets here basically for free and mr.
Pugs is looking at them and Mike was really hoping that like
okay, mr. Pugs just wants to get the bag.
I can respect that but hopefully deep down.
He's still a chill guy, mr. Pugs looks at Mike and says, hey
man, I can't help you here. I can't help you though.
If you give me an envelope with $50 in it to by tomorrow.
Out in Mike's like what, anyways?
Right, so when Mike gets home, he calls one of his friends
who's in the class, but wasn't there that day because he was
sick or something. Mike explains everything that
happened. The friend is like, oh my God,
this teachers actually insane. Like this is, this is terrible,
right? And Mike goes on to say like
look, I don't know what to do. I just, you know, I just don't
have the resources for this and I'm not going to like fail a
class because I can't pay off the teacher.
So here's the thing. Mike realizes that you know mr.
Pugs is being very blatant about Bout it and that he probably the
best route of action for Mike to take, is to go to the principal
and basically tell him mr. Pugs, right.
The first thing, you know, mr. Poe or Mike wants to do is like,
first of all, let me collect some evidence.
Let me build up a case. So that, you know, I'll
basically pressure, mr. Pugs and this was the plan.
So this one friend Mike was talking to this one friend.
He said, look say that you want to go meet with mr.
Boggs and ask about the offer. Have a recording device so you
can get proof of it. Maybe, take some photos,
whatever. When he's gone of like the
envelopes or whatever, kind of back up the story and then if
you could send that over to me and then I'll go to mr.
Pugs and basically say, hey, I want the same treatment, but I
can't be paid. And I'll use that as a
bargaining chip. And if mr.
Pugs refuses, then I'll go to the principal.
Okay. Should have Mike should Mike
have just gone to the principal and the first place should Mike,
maybe have just gone there and maybe Mike should have just gone
to the principal because this is a pretty unethical thing.
Mr. Pugs is doing. But I can't blame the guy for
being I'm like, you know what, let me see if I can get an easy,
a without having to pay, like, Mike isn't like the villain of
this story. He might not be a perfect hero,
it's a complicated hero, you know what I mean?
Yeah, but anyways, right, so Mike's friend the next day, you
know, goes up to mr. Pugs and says, hey man, like I
heard a little bit about like you're doing some actual credit
stuff. Can we talk about it?
Mr. Fox is like yeah, just wait five minutes after class.
So sure enough, right Mike, you know, has like kind of like it
and explained Orange. Did to his friend like okay.
You have your iPhone on you. Put you put in your pocket or
no. No you hold in your hand because
like holding an iPhone in your hand isn't sauce at all right.
People just will have their phones out have voice memos on
and record the conversation. I'll get the photos of like the
the envelopes with the names and the money on them.
So then we can match video proof with photographic proof and
physical evidence and then I'll get a pretty good case.
Anyways, though. So yeah, Mike's friend goes up
to mr. Pugs They have a little meeting
and afterwards, he meets up with Mike and Mike is, like, did you
get it? Did you get it?
And, you know, as friends like I don't know, like let me check my
phone. So Mike's friend pulls out his
phone and they check the audio recording.
It's not perfect, but it is very clearly mr.
Pug speaking, and it's basically mr.
Pug says the same thing that he said to all Mike and all of his
friends in the class he's very straight up.
He's very much like look I'll change your grade if you give me
50 bucks in an envelope, with your name on it by tomorrow
morning, like he is very Wait up, that's one thing about mr.
Pugs is. He's strangely confident.
So here's the thing, he is very confident and he's very bold,
not because necessarily he probably is a little bit of a,
you know, a risk taper, taker irrational, whatever, mr.
Pugs has something that Mike does not know because even at
this point, Mike is like, why is he being so straight up about
it? Why is he just saying it?
Like, well, why is he so bold? Here's the thing.
As you guys will here in just a second there is a reason why.
Mr. Pugs feels as if he can be as bold as he truly is.
So anyways, right? Mike has already gotten photos
of like, I don't know, like the $50 in the envelopes with the
names. Now, he has the audio recording.
He backs that stuff up on some Google Drive so there's he's got
it right? So Mike goes up, he says like
said goes up, sends an email, maybe talk some mr.
Pugs, I don't know, somehow he gets in contact with this
teacher is like, look, we got talk for a little bit after
class. So after class mr.
Plugs is sitting at his desk was like a mic like, well, what's
up? And it's very weird.
It's a super weird dynamic. Because mr.
Pugs is actually still very chilling class.
He's like, he feels like one of the boys until he is basically
forcing you to pay him to get a good grade, which is ridiculous.
But you know, Mike's like, hey man, like I just want to say, I
really think you should reconsider like the whole 50
dollar thing when it comes to me, like I promise we won't have
any like issues but like you know it's like I just can't
Don't have the same access to these as these other kids do.
Mr. Pugs is like, hey man, like I'm just trying to make like
some money here, you know how it is?
I'm sure, you know how it is. So Mike's, like, all right,
well, since we're on the same page, can't really take this
too, personally. Yes.
So then Mike goes on to basically say, hey, look, I
don't want to do any of this, but this is pretty unfair for
me. So I and I guess I just like you
said, look, I got like, I got some proof of what you're doing
and he says, look II. I get it like you're kind of a
newer teacher here and I'd want you to stay here and Mike
started saying this with a bit of confidence, because Mike
feels as if that he has the upper hand.
But the thing is, he doesn't know what.
Mr. Pugs has up his sleeve and mr.
Pugs has quite quite the universe card up his sleeve, as
you'll see, as you'll see. So Mike basically goes on to
say, look, I have evidence of what you're doing.
Like I it's it's a pretty solid case, it's pretty sealed.
And you said, look, I'm going to go to the principal if you don't
like if we can't work, Something out races.
I can't pay you like. I'll still do the work.
I'll still do the project. I'm just being asked to be
graded fairly and you know, mr. Pogue looks Adam says, so Mike,
are you threatening me right now and Mike's like well I mean
that's a harsh way to put it like that.
That's a my maybe relax a little bit.
I don't know if I'm threatening you, I'm just I don't know, I'm
just encouraging you to make a good choice here and mr.
Pegasus like, all right, go to the principal and Mike's like,
what? - like, no, you don't
understand. I have a solid case against you.
I've audio evidence. I have physical evidence and mr.
Pugs is like, I can go with to the principal with you and I can
tell them what I'm doing. Well, matter and Mike's like no,
no, this has to be against the rules of the school and mr.
Boggs is like, oh yeah, totally. This is like super legal and at
this point, Mike is so confused. He is He's so taken off guard
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anyways, though. Mike Mike's is so confused.
He's like why is mr. Pug?
So confident mr. Boggs looks at him and says,
Mike, Mike, who confused and Mike and his head is like, yeah,
I'm confused. He's like, did you not just say
that what you're doing is like super illegal mr.
Parks is like yeah, man, it is. He's like, did you not to say
that? This is damning evidence that
could totally get you. And he's like, yeah, I did.
And he's like and you don't do just think I'm not going to go
to the principal with it. You just think that I don't have
the guts because I will, I will Like I will do it.
Mr. Parks is like, yeah, of course, I'll go with you.
I'll tell him everything I'm doing he already knows.
And you know this point Mike is so confused and you know, in mr.
Parks. It's like, well Mike, I probably
not the first guy to go to him. Like, you're definitely not the
first guy to say, hey, I'm going to tell someone, but it really
doesn't matter. Because Mike, I want to let you
know something human beings. Human beings are complicated
individuals, you know, we have a lot of good.
We've a lot of, you know, questionable motives It's look
what school teacher. I think I'm a pretty chill guy.
I came to the professional. I want people to learn.
I think you guys learn a lot in my class.
I really do, but the other thing is school, teachers, we don't
get compensated that. Well, I know I'm getting paid a
bit more than public school teacher but still not enough
for, you know, sacrifice. I'm making some strong, make a
little more money man. I know this is not the most
ethical way but that's just want to let you know, if you know
enough about someone, you know, someone for a long enough time
and in the principle I have known him for quite a long time
man. I've known him for a long time
and when, you know, someone for long enough, you start to
realize that they are just like everyone else.
They have their upsides, they have their positives, but man,
they also have their drawbacks. They also have the skeletons,
and let's just say that the principal Probably wants to keep
those in the closet. Those skeletons.
They're not going to be on an earth, and we have a little
relationship. We have a little bit of a deal
going on that. He lets me do my thing and I let
him do his. So go ahead.
Mike, go tell him, go ahead. Yeah, I'll go with you, man.
I'll go say that. I did it too.
I'll tell them everything. I'll say my God, me.
Look at that and I guarantee you Mike, you will not get the
result that you wanted. So Mike and mr.
Pugs after mr. Pugs finishes, his like, his
freaking villain speech, right? They just kind of stare at each
other for a second. Because remember, mr.
Mike went into this interaction with the upper hand in his mind.
Mike went in thinking. Okay, I got the edge on this
combo. I basically got him by the nuts
at this point. He's got to do what I say or,
you know, suffer the consequences.
I win either way because it Mike's mind, he would either be
able to turn in work or not. Turn them work at all, and get a
good grade for free or mr. Pugs would be I fired and he get
a new teacher who's actually fair, right?
So win-win. But what ended up happening was
he realized that mr. Pugs right.
Mike was playing checkers, but Mr. Pugs playing freaking cheat
3D chess. He was 10 moves ahead of all
time. This was Emperor, Palpatine
level of planning. Am I just stands there?
He's a little bit like an eye. He's gonna like this guy.
This guy's Loki my hair, bro, but he's my belly's my enemy
right now, but I'm kind of looking up to him a little bit,
but mostly Mike was just he got got Mike was God and mr.
Pugs new. This mr.
Probz wasn't gloating. It wasn't smiling too heavily or
anything. He wasn't like dancing doing a
little Fortnight, default, dance or something, but Mr. Pugs kind
of just stood there with the same air of confidence as he's
always had and now that confidence made sense to me.
Mike now. Mike understands why mr.
Pugs is so confident. Because mr.
Pugs realize that he's good. Mr. Parks could hit a teacher
over our head. It hit a student over the head
with the textbook being like wrong answer.
Only. Let me be it into you, what
matter? Right.
And Mike was like alright I see Mike gets up and leaves my goes
back home feeling absolutely defeated.
I mean understandably. So I mean Mike went into this
putting in all this effort to try and get himself a good
position. Mike did not see a scenario.
Ow, where he did not walk away winning, he was either going to
get a free A's and the class or get a new teacher and be treated
fairly now. Mike's walking away, feeling as
if he can do nothing. So he goes back home and
immediately, he gets a call from his friend and Discord.
So he's in his chair, goes over, picks up the call, and this is a
friend who got him, the the information and everything and
the friends I do, did it work like, what's up?
And Mike, just goes on to just tell him everything that
happened by the end. So the friend entered the
Discord, With all this excitement giddy, Joy, Whatever
by the end of the call of the friend was dead, silent.
You could tell that this story knocked the wind out of his
friend. It makes us like in man.
I just don't know what to do. There is nothing I can do.
So in a dire situation like this, this is why I like look.
Sometimes you just don't have good relationships with your
parents and that's out of your control.
But if there's any amount of control you have over that, I'm
talking to you guys right now. Sometimes, it's way too hard.
It's way too complicated. I'm sorry for you guys who are
in that position, but if you're in a position where your parent
really wants to have a good relationship with you, you're
not putting in the effort, please put in the effort.
And this is an example of why. Mike had a good relationship
with his dad, very wise guy, people who live along a lot of
wisdom is through life experience, and a compounds over
time, your parents have had a lot of life experience for the
good and the bad. And so Mike goes down to his dad
who's always kind of like his trusty Navigator in times of
Crisis and make sense down. He explains everything to his
dad. And his dad kind of like thinks
about it for a second is like wow you know this is this is a
situation you're in Mike this really is Mike's.
Dad is like well, Mike we're playing The Leverage game here
and it seemed that like the circle that you went to to apply
leverage was just too small mr. Pugs, your teacher had already
gotten that Comfort, but Mike, the world is a lot bigger than
your school in Mike is kind of looking at his dad with a very
confused. Look like, what are you trying
to say? And it might Mike's, dad is
like, well, Mike. I don't, I don't think you're
out of the game. I think you could still win very
easily and Mike's like what he talking about and he's like,
Mike, did you ever think beyond your school and Mike's, like,
what we'll what do you mean, like, what's and Mike's?
Dad is like, you know, you know, the local paper.
You know that, like the guy who writes most of those stories or
proves most the stories actually close friends.
With I go to school with him, you know, we are support Ernie
Brothers together. And we just ended up in the same
time, the same bus are in the same neighborhood.
And I get coffee with them once a month.
We catch up. Actually.
I was going to see him in a couple days.
I think you should let your principal now that you know, you
have a pretty good relationship to the local press here.
And that a story like this is a story that they're looking for.
They're looking for something like this, in the era of
click-through rate and you need really exciting news stories.
Well, this is pretty exciting and that's when I realized
instead of applying pressure against the the mr.
Pugs, he should. He now has to apply pressure
pressure against the principle. So, anyways, the next day, Mike
sends an email to the principal asked to get a meeting
principles. Very like, yeah, of course, like
come on, in Mike sits down. He's like, hello.
Realizing he's about to go to like one of the most high stakes
stressful like something that you never expect when you're in
eighth grade, man. So Mike explains the principle.
Look I'm in a situation. All I want is to not have to end
by the like he basically explains.
What mr. Pugs dis does.
And the principal is looking at him very like the kind of like a
very awkward like I can't do anything about that and he
explains like look, I know you can't necessarily do anything
about that because you want to be on good terms with the
teacher. Principles like yes, fair
enough. And, you know, Mike's like, you
know, I just really want to us really well.
I just really want to go about just not having to pay for my
grades. Its principles like that is fair
principles like thinking about it.
It's taking a principled like 30 seconds to respond to each
prompt even at the principle that says yes.
Yes the thing about his words very carefully and Mike's like
look here's the deal. I need you to talk to, you know,
your teacher friend about changing his mind about me
specifically and the principles like, well, I don't know, like
mr. Pugs is, you know, it is very,
very stuck in his ways. He's got a lot of Personality as
I'm sure, you know, and Mike's like, all right, I'll cut to the
chase, my family knows the, you know, the Publications around
here really well. It's got a really close personal
connection with the head editor, whatever it's called, right.
I have extensive and damning evidence.
Ence mr. Pugs.
It will be the top headline on Friday, if you do not figure
this out and when Mike said that the face in the print like the
face of the principal, all that color and it drains away slowly.
The principal now realizes That this is dire.
So yeah, let me just say that. The rest of the story goes
something along the lines of nothing was ever aired in the
newspaper. Nothing was ever run, right?
The principal kept his job, mr. Pugs kept his job and Mike, let
me just say that he got an A in that class.
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