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Yeah, we all hate each [Music]

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other. Um, so

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I'm a teacher. I teach elementary school

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like the little kids. And you know,

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there's a lot of different kids, a lot

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of different personalities. Some are

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easier to work with, some not. And I was

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wondering, how were you at school? Were

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you teachers beds for

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in what grade?

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First grade to fourth grade. First grade

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to fourth grade. So like lower school

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stuff. Uh I was a

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Uh I was a
problem. Not in a bad way.

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Um, I was I was, you know,

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I was I was, you know,
um, I talked too much. I was social. I

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was a little rambunctious as a kid. Uh,

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so probably not the teachers then, but

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not not not somebody that they, you

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know, were mad with. They were just

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like,

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um, as I got older and into high

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school, then I became a teacher's

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f just cuz I work the system. [Applause]

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There were I will say there were

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teachers that

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um

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that saw that I had potential, which I

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think this is one of the greatest gifts

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that teachers have is identifying

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children that need a little extra

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work to get them there. And I was I was

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kind of one of those kids. Uh, I was

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distracted a lot. I mean, they called it

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I was clinically diagnosed with with

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ADD, not not ADHD, although I think it's

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all ADHD now, but it was ADD and ADHD

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back then. I just had ADD. I wasn't

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like, you know, moving around and and

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couldn't sit still. I was like

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this, but my brain

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was a thousand miles away. So the

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teachers thought I was like but he's a

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great student. He's always paying attention

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student. He's always paying attention
like yeah but I'm not hearing a word

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you're saying.

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Sorry I I

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clarify Do you like how tall he

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is or how?

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Uh, no. I don't like how tall Jared is.

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Uh, why not? Because it ruins takes so

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takes so
much and and I think that honestly I

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think it makes him a worse actor.

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Okay, thank you for your question.

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Uh, I don't like your answer. Sorry, I'm

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grabbing this dude and taking him away.

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Uh, I told I told him about your April

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Fool's joke on me.

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Which one? Sleeping in.

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That was the worst feeling. Like, I

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don't like being late on my own set. I

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told her that too. I was like it is I

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can speak from experience. It's which is

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I was like I'm not going to mess with

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this guy today. I know. No, you you went

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easy. But also did you say that in the

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car uh show

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just a little apple juice.

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That's a good That's

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good. I I will say this on the way a

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Yes. Uh Ales and Misha were very

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generous with me with not beating me up

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cuz I'd already beat myself up too much.

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But even in the car ride from the hotel

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to set, I set three alarms for like, you

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know, if it's 6:40, I was like 6:41.

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Alarm didn't go off and I was like,

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there's nothing. Suck. You don't have to make

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nothing. Suck. You don't have to make
excuses.

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All right. All right. That's it for me,

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you guys. Thank you so

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much. Come on. Hang

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on. I want to

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go. I didn't get to fully answer the

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question. Although I think I did. I went

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off on a tangent, but I would like you

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to ask him the same question. And this

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is a this is like a lower school,

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elementary school teacher. Bring it. and

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she wants she she asked the question was

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what kind of student were you basically

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were you a teacher's pet or were you

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like a teacher's pain

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and I think I think that's that's an

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interesting way to start uh Jared

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Penelaki ladies and gentlemen