As someone who was a teacher for over a decade and now am an Assistant Principal this skit is entirely accurate. There’s always that one sub that all the kids love but the teachers hate because nothing gets done when they are out. 😂
Substituted for a year and honestly I saw my role as being a glorified baby sitter. I'd go in, write out the lesson plans on the board, and tell them they could listen to music w/headphones, talk quietly, and have snacks. They behaved well and did their work; even the so-called "bad classes" rarely gave me issues and if they did, I simply just left a detailed note rather than yell and fuel the fire. Substitutes lack the same level of respect as actual teachers and just seeing substitutes acting like they're tough both as a working adult and remembering from my time as a high schooler, it just never works
@@seanc4501 because subs are new and have a open mind, teachers have been in for years and are already programmed to think they have to yell and do other things when the kid is supposed to be talking with other kids and socializing, this is what kids do, no matter if it's something as serious as school kids aren't thinking about the bad only the good.
They steadily talked about how they can’t find what the real teacher left knowin damn well it’s sittin right in front of they face with sticky notes.🤣🤣💀🤣
I'm a sub and some of these teachers leave vague ass notes about where they left their sheets. Like I'm supposed to read their minds and find where everything is.
Oh my god the *tells their life story the entire class* was so true. I remember I had a long term substitute once that spent the entire hour of class talking about how he got called into jury duty and went into a diabetic coma because they wouldn't let him leave to get a snack. Really nice guy and he was good at story telling. Glad he was okay.
@@cecemoon1208 I know right how could you do that to somebody? I think they thought he was faking but it got real fast when he collapsed to the ground. Smh.
The worst part about having a sub is when the class is bad as hell and the next day you gotta hear a speech about how bad the class was yesterday and how badly the teacher is disappointed in us. 😭
I was the cool substitute. Let kids eat, talk quietly, and listen to music. Amazing how when you treat young adults as young adults, they respect you. Once substituted for a strict teacher that wouldn't let his kids go to the school food store they had on Fridays to get snacks. He left in his notes that they were not to go yet some tried to ask if they could. Told them they couldn't, BUT if they needed to go to the "restroom" then they could go. Didn't take them long to get what I was saying
Amen to that. I substitute taught for 2 years. I didn’t just sit in the classroom; if I could, I would actually help the kids with their homework. I felt that I was too soft or that the kids were trying to pull a fast one on me because all of the other teachers seemed to have trouble with this “bad class” but I didn’t. Obviously I must’ve been doing something wrong because how could I have better classroom control and a better rapport with the students than a certified teacher? An older teaching assistant who was working with me at the time pulled me aside one day and said “The kids aren’t lying to you. They actually like you because you listen to them and treat them with respect. She is horrible to them when you are away. I know because I’m in class with her.” The other teacher whom I was working with, horrible one, chalked up the kids liking me to them thinking that I was “attractive.” I’m a male. This teacher kept constantly making comments about how “attractive” I was and that’s why the kids were into me. She told me that I had a knack for teaching, but she knew better because she had been teaching for 30 years. I took her at her word, but after a while I started to do my own thing. Why? Because I was getting better results. I don’t say that to be arrogant. I was literally having other teachers compliment how well-behaved the students were when I was in class. I simply treated them the way that I wanted to be treated.
@@madelinebitts2766 He's a substitute. He's not qualified to teach, he just gives them the work the teacher leaves. I mean, you can do those things and do work lol.
@@madelinebitts2766 Ahh. Nothing like a person who doesnt know the blunt role of a sub. 🤣 They give what the teacher has left... if they even left anything serious to pass out or quiz. Many teachers purposely leave nothing if they had to call out without much planning. Children already have 5-7 stern teachers force feeding them 75%-unnecessary information they will NEVER use in their adult life... they dont need an extra one. Millions work better while in a relaxed state. Thanks though "Madeline".
" Hold on, I'm not finished, I'm not finished " . So many memories of middle and elementary school when the teacher would say a fun activity and everyone would start talking and screaming xD . Now in late highschool we don't really give a shit no more
I agree. Subbing in high school is different from subbing in elementary school and middle school. Students in elementary school and middle school are often excited about tickets, the 7-UP game, the 4 corners game, passing out papers, etc, but in high school, the students don't care about things like that. When people sub for 11th and 12th grade classes, they typically don't have as many problems with students throwing paper balls across the room, throwing paper airplanes across the room, and running around the classroom. Throwing paper balls across the room, throwing paper airplanes across the room, and running around the classroom are behavior issues that are common among elementary school kids, middle school kids, and high school freshman. Throwing paper balls across the room, throwing paper airplanes across the room, and running around the classroom tend to decrease by 11th grade.
We had one that would talk about conspiracy theories the whole time. Start it off with current events, then encourage kids to join in with what they read on the news and whenever something is political (pretty much everything) he would go on about how it's a conspiracy theory then ramble about other ones lol.
Haha I loved that, but instead of a substitute she was our actual teacher and extremely chill but she did it so much that the students would complain about not learning anything😂 but I didn’t have any trouble passing tho
My high school history teacher was exactly like this. He would just let us watch some history videos(which no one actually ever paid attention to) while he slept at the corner. I don't really remember him actually teaching us in those 2 years i went to that school. Man, those kind of teachers were a breath of fresh air.
The sad thing is that even when you get these teachers, there are still some kids who want to take advantage of them and treat them like garbage instead of just chilling.
The students are always teaching, and they stay learning something new every day🤣🤣🤣 not to mention they get the students' names right more than the regular teacher does😂😂
I'm a sub and I'll keep it two bucks...if I like the kids, meaning they aren't completely disrespectful and acting a damn fool, we'll 'rush' through a lesson plan on certain days and since I bring in my Fire Stick or the classroom in my district have Apple TV's installed to the projectors, we might end up watching a movie or two. You adjust like you do with any job and you have days where it is apparent early on you're just getting through THAT DAY. My goal is basically to not end up as one of these folks who detonates on a kid, so I know myself and my limits...which is to say no more middle school because I'll literally end one of those kids. Older high school kids are great...they're trying to get out. Younger kids just want you to like them. But around 5th to 9th grade...it's like a switch goes off and the disrespect is REAL. Not today or tomorrow Satan.
THIS RIGHT HERE. I’ve worked with every single age, preschool to college kids, and middle schoolers are the only group that make me want to gouge their eyes out. 🤣 Those kids are wild. They’re at that age where you have no leverage with them so they give ZERO FUCKS.
@@mjboutin7224 as a 22 year old And middle school doesn’t feel that long ago from me But Middle school students are at that age who are trying to impress they’re friends plus you gotta think about puberty. The hard ones are the freshman in high school because they just entered into a new world & are transitioning from middle school to adult life They are just trying to find themselves.still doesn’t give them the right to be disrespectful shits.
I do agree with you how older high school kids act differently than elementary school kids, middle school kids, and younger high school kids. Behavior issues such as throwing paper balls across the room, throwing paper airplanes across the room, and running around the classroom are common among elementary school kids, middle school kids, and high school freshmen, but those kinds of behavior issues decrease by 11th grade. When people sub for 11th and 12th grade classes, it's typically not common to have behavior issues such as throwing paper balls across the room, throwing paper airplanes across the room, and running around the classroom. Elementary school students and middle school students typically like passing out papers, taking attendance sheets to the office, getting stickers, getting tickets, etc, but high school students typically aren't interested in those kinds of things.
@@bikerboy9010 you could tell how Relax a teacher is by grade level one of the things I’ve noticed When growing up But you still have that one Trouble maker who thinks he’s a badass. That’s why high school teachers like junior senior don’t really care what you do As long You get the work done it’s on you if You want to fail.
the life story part is damn accurate, and I always enjoy that part One time, my substitute teacher told me of her son's acceptance to a college, then they didn't accept him, so he began working at Disneyland at one of the shops, but then he remodeled something broken which increased his status there, and then the college wanted him back but he refused since they hadn't kept their promise of accepting him
I was a substitute teacher for two years & I can totally vouch for this 😂 I let them eat in class as long as I could have some too lmao. If I was hungover, I would write them a slip to go buy me breakfast tacos. It was a fun two years. I would also help out a bit when it came to testing. Why not make things fun and light during those young years in life.
Your azz is too funny!!! You are a wonderful actor/ comedian! keep going because you are on point. Telling it like it is! And I Thank You for sharing your Gift with the World 💜
So I heard that being a substitute teacher is quite a relief. It's nice to be able to Scream & Shout at the children all while letting all your stress out.
This is definitely me! LOL. The middle school/high school students loved me cause I was so chill 😂 They stayed in the room with me during lunch time because I was so nice 😅😅 Sub teaching is seriously the best! I’ll never understand why my sub teachers back in the day always tried to teach my class. They were doing the absolute most!
Not Dunlap. And he will be the first one to tell you it’s because his stomach done lapped over his belt 😂😂😂 I was definitely a LaKeisha and helped the sub 🤚
I had a substitute (he was a bald,slim, white man in his early 40’s late 30’s)that would wear Nike polos and kakis and would have a Gucci belt and everytime he ever came in, it would be the funnest day ever no joke he was awesome
My substitute teacher like this had a hook hand and was a Vietnam veteran (lost it to a grenade, I know because he always told his life story). He had a swimming prosthetic for freestyle so he could keep doing laps to stay in shape. Cool dude, didn't ever learn anything about the class subject material when he was there tho lol
@@SYNERGY915 probably much more useful than half the crap taught in public school classrooms. Vet probably gave out some solid advice that kids could use in their day to day lives.
lol I am a substitute teacher. I remember one time a high schooler asked me, "Can I go with him to take attendance?" I said, "No, he can take it himself. It's not that heavy". I got some smirks. I myself was also smirking. 😐🤫
The sub telling his life story is so on point. We usually didn't learn much with a sub, but knew their whole family dynamic and what colleges their kids wanted to get into! LOL
Remember this chill, cool substitute teacher I’ve had multiple times, last year, kids pissed him off so much in chemistry he quit substituting at my school, he was a cool guy too.
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It was always that one nigga that pissed that substitute off
You should make a video about that one quiet kid in the class that is made fun of, but is the smartest kid in the class.
You need to be acting
Yous a big boy but I fw you ✊🏽
The funniest bul
then the real teacher would come back and find out we ain’t do shit while she was gone 😂
And be pissed
Don’t forget the pop up exam on purpose!
And she be mad
"Never in my 15 years of teaching have i ever....." 😂😂
And would give u a quiz just because
As someone who was a teacher for over a decade and now am an Assistant Principal this skit is entirely accurate. There’s always that one sub that all the kids love but the teachers hate because nothing gets done when they are out. 😂
Wishing you much success in your AP position. I'm on the same career advancement path now. Almost done my grad/certification program.
Substituted for a year and honestly I saw my role as being a glorified baby sitter. I'd go in, write out the lesson plans on the board, and tell them they could listen to music w/headphones, talk quietly, and have snacks. They behaved well and did their work; even the so-called "bad classes" rarely gave me issues and if they did, I simply just left a detailed note rather than yell and fuel the fire. Substitutes lack the same level of respect as actual teachers and just seeing substitutes acting like they're tough both as a working adult and remembering from my time as a high schooler, it just never works
I'm a HS Math Teacher, and when I sub for other classes, I'm like this. But when I teach my own class, it's like 180.
@@MrTee12 thanks, brother. Good luck to you!
@@seanc4501 because subs are new and have a open mind, teachers have been in for years and are already programmed to think they have to yell and do other things when the kid is supposed to be talking with other kids and socializing, this is what kids do, no matter if it's something as serious as school kids aren't thinking about the bad only the good.
They steadily talked about how they can’t find what the real teacher left knowin damn well it’s sittin right in front of they face with sticky notes.🤣🤣💀🤣
I'm a sub and some of these teachers leave vague ass notes about where they left their sheets. Like I'm supposed to read their minds and find where everything is.
The teacher left me the same lesson plan for two days...on the first day of school no less.
@@VolcardoReviewer I'm not a sub but I've seen some teachers leave terrible notes
🤣🤣🤣
not sticky notes 🤣
"You're condoning this shit?"
Mr Dunlap done started venting to the young one's. 😭😁
💀💀💀💀
Lol, he got upset for a minute then had to bring it back.
“After my first marriage failed…” 🤣🤣🤣
@@josephlittlefield2313 😆😂
Sscuse my languAGE
Lmaoooooooo Dunlap is my fav character on this channel
What you doing over here Sauce 😄
😂😂😂😂😂 thank bro
But hey … what do I know? , I’m just sipping sauce
Sauce!!!
@@killakay This is a old school joke last name and im guessing most of the viewers dont know what it means. LOL
Oh my god the *tells their life story the entire class* was so true. I remember I had a long term substitute once that spent the entire hour of class talking about how he got called into jury duty and went into a diabetic coma because they wouldn't let him leave to get a snack. Really nice guy and he was good at story telling. Glad he was okay.
I can’t. Are you serious !!!! Poor dude give him his snack.
@@cecemoon1208 I know right how could you do that to somebody? I think they thought he was faking but it got real fast when he collapsed to the ground. Smh.
I hope he sued! Ironically
I'm glad hes ok. This story is too funny! 😂😂😂
gLaD hE wAs Ok, stfu
them teachers be the best kinda people in the world😂
And then the worst students in the school
Thanks Xavier. You were a good student.
Fr
They also be teaching life lessons and shit
And no kids ever got in trouble lmao 00’s good times
Lmfaoo the “settle down settle down I’m not finish” the most accurate shit ever😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂
god, when you would walk in the class you don’t like with the homies, and you’d see the one sub you liked from the other day, the hype was real
@then ur awesome stop spamming ur shitty ass video bruh no one wanna watch it
i had a seizure trying to read this. "you dont like with the homies and see the one subb"
Use punctuation bro. Pleeeease
How do people go to school for so many years & still can’t make a complete sentence. 😂
Facts lol
“Are you sure you do that? Okay come here, let me write you a note! It’s on you” 😂
“I feel like y’all teaching me” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I feel like at this point Kyle has created his own universe of characters he plays like Tyler Perry or something 🤣
Lmfaoo
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Kyler Perry
@@southerncalifornia970 🤣🤣🤣
Roger from American Dad too
“After my first marriage failed I felt as though that was enough”😒💀😳😐👀🤣
Giiiirl .. that part🤣
I was rooolin! 🤣😂
The biz the kids ain't ask for🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂‼️
@@cruisecontrol7911 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
These sub teachers were the shit because they actually treated us like human beings.
The worst part about having a sub is when the class is bad as hell and the next day you gotta hear a speech about how bad the class was yesterday and how badly the teacher is disappointed in us. 😭
They always sit on the edge of their desk in silence until everyone is seated. The room is so quite you can hear the door latch. Then they go "😤"
@@Holistic-Hallucinations yo 🤣
I was the cool substitute. Let kids eat, talk quietly, and listen to music. Amazing how when you treat young adults as young adults, they respect you. Once substituted for a strict teacher that wouldn't let his kids go to the school food store they had on Fridays to get snacks. He left in his notes that they were not to go yet some tried to ask if they could. Told them they couldn't, BUT if they needed to go to the "restroom" then they could go. Didn't take them long to get what I was saying
Amen to that. I substitute taught for 2 years. I didn’t just sit in the classroom; if I could, I would actually help the kids with their homework. I felt that I was too soft or that the kids were trying to pull a fast one on me because all of the other teachers seemed to have trouble with this “bad class” but I didn’t. Obviously I must’ve been doing something wrong because how could I have better classroom control and a better rapport with the students than a certified teacher? An older teaching assistant who was working with me at the time pulled me aside one day and said “The kids aren’t lying to you. They actually like you because you listen to them and treat them with respect. She is horrible to them when you are away. I know because I’m in class with her.” The other teacher whom I was working with, horrible one, chalked up the kids liking me to them thinking that I was “attractive.” I’m a male. This teacher kept constantly making comments about how “attractive” I was and that’s why the kids were into me. She told me that I had a knack for teaching, but she knew better because she had been teaching for 30 years. I took her at her word, but after a while I started to do my own thing. Why? Because I was getting better results. I don’t say that to be arrogant. I was literally having other teachers compliment how well-behaved the students were when I was in class. I simply treated them the way that I wanted to be treated.
Okay but did you actually teach them anything or did they just sit in class eating and listening to music and chilling.
@@madelinebitts2766 He's a substitute. He's not qualified to teach, he just gives them the work the teacher leaves. I mean, you can do those things and do work lol.
@@madelinebitts2766 Ahh. Nothing like a person who doesnt know the blunt role of a sub. 🤣 They give what the teacher has left... if they even left anything serious to pass out or quiz. Many teachers purposely leave nothing if they had to call out without much planning. Children already have 5-7 stern teachers force feeding them 75%-unnecessary information they will NEVER use in their adult life... they dont need an extra one. Millions work better while in a relaxed state. Thanks though "Madeline".
@@madelinebitts2766 The role of a substitute is to have an adult body in the room to make sure the students don’t do anything stupid.
Not to teach.
I started losing my shit when he was talking about how his first marriage failed to the kids 😂😂
I remember how hype we use to get just from hearing a certain teacher was subbin
no but there’s always gonna be that one kid that’s gonna get on their nerves 😂then wanna get mad when they get the principal
Lord knows that's true. Back in the day, I'd be thinking "how can this moron dare even make this amazing substitute teacher frown?!"
Damn, buddy talked about his divorce for no reason 😂😂
They always talk about their life. Kids, marriages, even high school. People like that sometimes be lonely and don’t have people to really talk to.
Whatchu mean? 😭 that’s part of the life story
🤣🤣
The “cant find the test” is tooo on point lol
Factss
The wig. The laugh. The accuracy-brilliant!😂😂😂
“You usually go to guidance?” Bro holy shit the accuracy of this
"You usually go to guidance at this time?"💀💀 fr bro there always was someone doin this ta ditch class.
“Quite frankly we’re almost adults” 😂😂🤣
“We can go out for recess”. “I don’t care if you curse, you’re almost adults”
We all had that one teacher, but the students acted like assholes to him/her.
yep no matter how nice the sub is students gonna treat him/her like shit
Fr
That's why there isn't many of them. You can't afford to be nice to some people
Lettin them do what they want is a huge mistake. You gotta be fair yet firm with the students or else theyll eat you alive..lol!!
It's a power thing.
“Settle down I’m not finished I’m not finished” so authentic man you have a gift and one day you will be someone. I promise you keep at it.
We had a substitute teacher who played for the new York Yankees in the 60’s-70’s I forget his name. This was 10 years ago
Man, the stories that guy must have told! The Yankees were actually not very good between 1964 and 1975, but still.
I remember as a kid the substitute teacher told us that we couldn't eat any snacks in class unless we had enough to share with him😄
Tell his whole life story the entire class lol 😂
When you retire, that’s all that’s left -just talk about old stuff and your life. 🥴
RIGHT
Man going to the library to get those printed sheets was like a field trip 🤣
“The irony is, they can’t fire Mr. Dunlap because he’s a substitute teacher. Quite frankly, they need him.”😂🤣
“Hold on, I’m not through, hold on! I’m not finished..” That is so accurate 😂
1:53 when they start laughing then coughing 😩😂
The life story is so accurate 😂
Divorced, retired for 5 years, coughs when laughing
" Hold on, I'm not finished, I'm not finished " . So many memories of middle and elementary school when the teacher would say a fun activity and everyone would start talking and screaming xD . Now in late highschool we don't really give a shit no more
I agree. Subbing in high school is different from subbing in elementary school and middle school. Students in elementary school and middle school are often excited about tickets, the 7-UP game, the 4 corners game, passing out papers, etc, but in high school, the students don't care about things like that.
When people sub for 11th and 12th grade classes, they typically don't have as many problems with students throwing paper balls across the room, throwing paper airplanes across the room, and running around the classroom. Throwing paper balls across the room, throwing paper airplanes across the room, and running around the classroom are behavior issues that are common among elementary school kids, middle school kids, and high school freshman. Throwing paper balls across the room, throwing paper airplanes across the room, and running around the classroom tend to decrease by 11th grade.
We had one that would talk about conspiracy theories the whole time. Start it off with current events, then encourage kids to join in with what they read on the news and whenever something is political (pretty much everything) he would go on about how it's a conspiracy theory then ramble about other ones lol.
He was right lol
he was a whistleblower in your school that’s very rare nowadays
Same here years ago but that nigga was right about alot of things he said
Haha I loved that, but instead of a substitute she was our actual teacher and extremely chill but she did it so much that the students would complain about not learning anything😂 but I didn’t have any trouble passing tho
thats really similar to my experience, did he have a ponytail and glasses?
KillaKay gonna go far in the comedy world 💯💯
“Do you really go down to guidance during this time”
Lmao we thought we were onto something
Dunlap is on point 🤣🤣🤣🤣 hell he’s my favorite substitute 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hit different when it was a Friday too
My high school history teacher was exactly like this. He would just let us watch some history videos(which no one actually ever paid attention to) while he slept at the corner. I don't really remember him actually teaching us in those 2 years i went to that school. Man, those kind of teachers were a breath of fresh air.
breath of fresh air for not teaching you? You missed out on two years of education bro
@@dreamcrusher112 i was at the time 😂. But don't worry we had like 3 other history teachers so we didn't miss out on much, i think.
“After my first mairrage failed..” lmfaooo I was t expecting that one hahahahahh
And they have that smirk on their face whenever the class get excited.
The sad thing is that even when you get these teachers, there are still some kids who want to take advantage of them and treat them like garbage instead of just chilling.
Not Mr. Dunlap's stomach DUNLAPPED over! Hammursey! Kyle kilt it! 😂
"I don't... see any... tests" DUDE YESSS! That was the sub of our dreams. So accurate.
Between the principal character, subs, teachers, and students and lunch lady, he got a whole school created.
The students are always teaching, and they stay learning something new every day🤣🤣🤣 not to mention they get the students' names right more than the regular teacher does😂😂
I'm a sub and I'll keep it two bucks...if I like the kids, meaning they aren't completely disrespectful and acting a damn fool, we'll 'rush' through a lesson plan on certain days and since I bring in my Fire Stick or the classroom in my district have Apple TV's installed to the projectors, we might end up watching a movie or two. You adjust like you do with any job and you have days where it is apparent early on you're just getting through THAT DAY. My goal is basically to not end up as one of these folks who detonates on a kid, so I know myself and my limits...which is to say no more middle school because I'll literally end one of those kids. Older high school kids are great...they're trying to get out. Younger kids just want you to like them. But around 5th to 9th grade...it's like a switch goes off and the disrespect is REAL. Not today or tomorrow Satan.
THIS RIGHT HERE. I’ve worked with every single age, preschool to college kids, and middle schoolers are the only group that make me want to gouge their eyes out. 🤣 Those kids are wild. They’re at that age where you have no leverage with them so they give ZERO FUCKS.
@@mjboutin7224 as a 22 year old And middle school doesn’t feel that long ago from me But Middle school students are at that age who are trying to impress they’re friends plus you gotta think about puberty. The hard ones are the freshman in high school because they just entered into a new world & are transitioning from middle school to adult life They are just trying to find themselves.still doesn’t give them the right to be disrespectful shits.
I do agree with you how older high school kids act differently than elementary school kids, middle school kids, and younger high school kids. Behavior issues such as throwing paper balls across the room, throwing paper airplanes across the room, and running around the classroom are common among elementary school kids, middle school kids, and high school freshmen, but those kinds of behavior issues decrease by 11th grade. When people sub for 11th and 12th grade classes, it's typically not common to have behavior issues such as throwing paper balls across the room, throwing paper airplanes across the room, and running around the classroom.
Elementary school students and middle school students typically like passing out papers, taking attendance sheets to the office, getting stickers, getting tickets, etc, but high school students typically aren't interested in those kinds of things.
@@bikerboy9010 you could tell how Relax a teacher is by grade level one of the things I’ve noticed When growing up But you still have that one Trouble maker who thinks he’s a badass. That’s why high school teachers like junior senior don’t really care what you do As long You get the work done it’s on you if You want to fail.
@@bikerboy9010 at the end of the day They get a paycheck lol
Killakay: where inner city schools and southern country schools come together lol
it’s actually kinda creepy how accurate this is. it’s stunningly accurate
when the sub said he's retired 🤣🤣🤣🤣 they all say that
the life story part is damn accurate, and I always enjoy that part
One time, my substitute teacher told me of her son's acceptance to a college, then they didn't accept him, so he began working at Disneyland at one of the shops, but then he remodeled something broken which increased his status there, and then the college wanted him back but he refused since they hadn't kept their promise of accepting him
looking back, shit hit different when you would walk into class and see a substitute 😭😭
Sometimes we had real teachers like this but that’s rare tho
Mr. Dunlap is hands down one of the best characters on this channel.
this is wayyy too accurate 😭😭
I was a substitute teacher for two years & I can totally vouch for this 😂
I let them eat in class as long as I could have some too lmao. If I was hungover, I would write them a slip to go buy me breakfast tacos. It was a fun two years. I would also help out a bit when it came to testing. Why not make things fun and light during those young years in life.
These teachers make my day
They have hidden wisdom which makes them gems!
“After my first marriage failed” 😂💀😂💀😂💀
Dude the accuracy when he said "calm down I'm not done yet."
Bruh I be thinking we’re therapists the way they be talking about their life
"My name is Mr.DUNLAP....." that stomach lol I remember these teachers lol
The life story teacher, we would always ask question for them to keep talking until the bell rang LOL
Your azz is too funny!!! You are a wonderful actor/ comedian! keep going because you are on point. Telling it like it is! And I Thank You for sharing your Gift with the World 💜
It was the 1st marriage failing for me. 🤣🤣🤣
So I heard that being a substitute teacher is quite a relief. It's nice to be able to Scream & Shout at the children all while letting all your stress out.
This is too accurate 😭 worst part is these be the ones the actual teacher wouldn’t bring back cause nothing got done lmaooo
The southern accent caught my attention the most 😂😂😂
Mister Dunlap didn't mind if we played YuGiOh cards in the back..
Lmaooo hold on buddy, calm down 🤣🤣🤣 too funny... This was the kids acting crazy when he said they was either going to watch a movie or go to recess
I could have sworn Mr. Dunlap had a break down last time he substituted. I guess he got them right.
Omg, he sounds like a North Carolina substitute!! I love it!!!!
This is definitely me! LOL. The middle school/high school students loved me cause I was so chill 😂 They stayed in the room with me during lunch time because I was so nice 😅😅 Sub teaching is seriously the best! I’ll never understand why my sub teachers back in the day always tried to teach my class. They were doing the absolute most!
I wouldn’t mind having you as a substitute either 🤦🏿♂️ 😅
I see why 🥴
Yall down bad😭
@@meech2124 why tho??
@@eaglesalldayable shiii
The "Hold on i'm not finished talking" is accurate😂😂😂
Not Dunlap. And he will be the first one to tell you it’s because his stomach done lapped over his belt 😂😂😂 I was definitely a LaKeisha and helped the sub 🤚
HHAHAHA FACTS!!! the cornball jokes lol
They never find the test!😂 Bless their souls😆
I had a substitute (he was a bald,slim, white man in his early 40’s late 30’s)that would wear Nike polos and kakis and would have a Gucci belt and everytime he ever came in, it would be the funnest day ever no joke he was awesome
I’m driving to work and listening to this. Cracking up. New subbie. He is too funny. Love it.
My substitute teacher like this had a hook hand and was a Vietnam veteran (lost it to a grenade, I know because he always told his life story). He had a swimming prosthetic for freestyle so he could keep doing laps to stay in shape. Cool dude, didn't ever learn anything about the class subject material when he was there tho lol
I rather learn something from that man's life stories than the subject material any day lol
@@SYNERGY915 probably much more useful than half the crap taught in public school classrooms. Vet probably gave out some solid advice that kids could use in their day to day lives.
It's the heavy breathing that does it for me
Ohhh the stories he would tell as I’d stare at the clock praying he would go on for the whole class period.
lol I am a substitute teacher. I remember one time a high schooler asked me, "Can I go with him to take attendance?" I said, "No, he can take it himself. It's not that heavy". I got some smirks. I myself was also smirking. 😐🤫
*Mr. Dunlap gets more and more country as the video goes on* 🤣🤣🤣
You Don’t Do A Damn Thing The Whole Semester 😂😂
When he said after his first marriage failed 😂⚰️
That life story is so true lol. I had a substitute back in hs and he kept talking how he was drafted to the cardinals back in the 50’s lol
That man came to work knowing he wasn’t looking for that test or Mrs. Baker’s notes.
bro the whole life story is accurate af 😭😭😭
The Alabama accent is a cherry on top 😂
Lmao the names are so true. We had a substitute that rapped in class and his name was Mr. Shepard lmao
"Bryson??? Calm down."
shit had me deceased the way he said it😭
Hope Tyler Perry put you in one of his Movie's Your The best! Much Love from Grand Rapids Michigan!
The sub telling his life story is so on point. We usually didn't learn much with a sub, but knew their whole family dynamic and what colleges their kids wanted to get into! LOL
0:25 he should have added some kids cheering effect since he always puts in voices in the background 🤣😆😂😆
Remember this chill, cool substitute teacher I’ve had multiple times, last year, kids pissed him off so much in chemistry he quit substituting at my school, he was a cool guy too.
This is gold bruh omm… from Bermuda 🇧🇲 with love 👊🏾