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Day 21

Today I turned the children against themselves. Like Lilliputian gladiators, armed only with the knowledge of United States foundational documents they battled each other. I used the guise of a review game, but secretly it amuses me to see how casually students will turn on each other to win a game. The reward? A pack of either Popeye's hot sauce or something that looks like honey but I suspect it is actually be something very different. I also quietly mentioned bonus points on the test but only a few people heard that and instead chose the condiments. I like to think of them sadly riding the school bus home, sitting alone in the back seat quietly finishing off a pack of Louisiana hot sauce, hoping nobody will notice.


OK. I don't hope that, I was just sadly nostalgic for my own childhood bus adventures. However if you do love hot sauce I hope that dream comes true for you.


The test is on Thursday. I realize many of you skipped today thinking you were avoiding this. You only avoided the review. You also missed the story of how I once wrestled a monkey in a mall in New Jersey. The story was true and it won't be on the test, but I will never tell the story again. Now you have to imagine it, and since many of you have had your imagination's destroyed by a childhood of playing games on your parent's ipad's while they desperately tried to eat a meal in peace, I will attempt to recreate the scene using AI. Again. (This is pretty accurate but I was wearing shoes and pants. I would be the one on the right.)


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Guest
Sep 11

Thank you for clarifying you were the one on the right.

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Guest
Sep 10

This is PETA. Forgive the rude intro but we don't give greetings to the types of folks that show blatant depictions of animal cruelty. That monkey should (at minimum) have hand sanitizer to protect it from the disgusting creature that's spreading germs to it's hands.


Additionally, PETA requires all mall-monkey actors also be given frozen/dipped bananas in the style of the late 1980s malls. To this date the monkey claims no such dipped bananas were made available at the time of the wresting match.


See you in court "Mr. Petraitis".

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Timothy Petraitis
Timothy Petraitis
Sep 10
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This was easily 1974, bananas were not invented yet, so they could not be frozen and the monkey started it.

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