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Public School In The 90's
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- Published on Apr 15, 2026
- The 90s were wild. Stay tuned for the Pizza Hut Book-It! program.
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3:50 bru thats my moms name 😭
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90s TV vs. todays TV would be a great comic.
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TV!
Who the fack watches TV!
#faktvjointhe21century.....
Yeah but 90s TVs vs Today's TVs is another story lol
He already made a video on 90's TV.
As a 2006 kid who used to attend school in the UK, I can confirm to you:
- we had coat rooms
- we didn’t have our own desks
- we had student grading
- for sharpeners we brought our own tiny ones (I think there was one class we had a spool one I remember using)
Pretty sure it varies by school because I had desk when I went to school back then and we had that one pencil sharpener mounted to the wall
Your uk your opinion is invalid
@ThatBigJeepthe youtuber does
RanCham727he literally dies idiot
I have all of those but the coat room now
I can confirm that "The Pencil Sharpener" is indeed still a thing.
Honestly I’m happy about that; I grew up in the mid to late ‘00s to early 10s, and I miss some random things like that.
i always scraped my fist on the wall while using them lol. hardly anyone using them anymore because of mechanical pencils LOL
i mean it was for me up til 10th grade, then they all got replaced by electric. may the holes in those brick walls be eternal
tbh the black sharpeners that looked like little cartoon mailboxes were much better
@ the "cant even use it cause its at the stupidest angle known to man" sharpener
0:33 is that Kyle?!
SOUTH PARK MENTIONED!!!
South tuah park on that thing🗣️@AHHHHDUSHRHDX
I think its Chad from Malcolm in the middle because of the ginger hair, the freckles and hist mittens and his aggressivenes
No thats green stan with freckles
@VilhelmBricisKyle is ginger
The Pizza Hut Book it hit a DEEP seeded memory good lord
I still have my book it medal for reading a metric f… ton of books back in the day
seated. it's not a freakin flower
@cocomonkilla I'll give my seed if you keep yappin
Don't forget your complimentary "All Dogs Go To Heaven 2" DVD
Yep 😂
I can confirm, "The Pencil Sharpener" is still a thing.
Everyone has mechanical pencils nowadays. The pencil sharpener bit has me crying because it is so true. There was always someone just cranking that thing obnoxiously like they were in the White Marlin Open, until the pencil was the size of your thumb nail
To be fair I graduated in the early 2000s and I used exclusively mechanical pencils for the majority of highschool it was already becoming a thing back then
coolest kid in class had the smallest pencil, not the biggest wiener
nah man, not in my school, ain’t nobody really got mechanical pencils. There’s like one classroom with an electric pencil sharpener, the rest of the classrooms still have the ones on the wall.
Wooden pencils caused this bump to form on my finger in elementary school, and I've been using mechanical since late middle school to not piss it off and make it bigger ever since.
@vexywexypooThis…. This is tragic
4:15 Well just take away the crank and replace it with the automatic sharpeners, they are just as loud. Usually by the door.
Do they at least work properly?
@skeletonbuyingpealts7134 its a gamble. Some are jammed with pencil lead, both regular and mechanical.
@slygamer136 In my engineering class, there’s this automatic pencil sharpener that would not work at all and sounded like a gunship turret
My friend tried to do a pull up on one of those pencil sharpeners connected to the wall and he pulled out the whole sharpener out of the wall
As an 08’ kid this was exactly the same as my elementary school experience (minus the coat rooms, we had these really big wooden cupboards at the side of the classroom with cubbies below).
Same grade year! but yeah, half way through that story I figured it was because he grew up in the North where it was cold and I grew up in the South where coats were more of a fashion choice then a requirement.
@gilesm5716yeah he lives in Michigan if you watch the 90’s day video he’s a Detroit tigers fan and went to their stadium
09' here, we had a room in the back with no doors and like a half wall then cubbies behind
Yep same year and same thing. You hung your backpack and coat up and put some other stuff in the cubbies
'06 kid here can confirm 👍
1986 born Canadian here.
-THE pencil sharpener was standard issue. I hated that thing precisely because of how terrible it was at actually sharpening pencils. I was an early adopter of having my own sharpener/mechanical pencils for just this reason.
-coat rooms existed, but were rare. Usually it was the kindergarten that had them. Rest of us just had some hooks in the room or in the hall where everyone could steal your stuff.
-I was the undefeated messy desk champion. On more than one occasion the class' shortage of rulers or scissors was solved by me being ordered to straighten the damn thing out. I think I had something like 12 of them in there once.
-We self graded pretty regularly. Sometimes full on assignments were graded by our classmates, which actually worked better than you'd think cuz you could generally appeal your grade so people didn't usually give you an F minus as a joke. So teachers still saved themselves alot of work cuz they only really had to bother with people who thought they deserved more.
bringing snow gear in elementary school was always so awkward putting it on in the coat room with other kids
When I was a kid, ALL winter boots were black. We had to put our names on both boots. The idea was that at the end of the day each kid would put on his own boots. Either some kids were too dumb to understand this or they just couldn't read. So if you were last into the coat room you were lucky to get 2 boots that fit. Even if they were both for the left foot.
Oh my God the snow gear!!
2:00 I remember when my desk got empty out in front of the class lol
That happend to me all the time!
Me too. Lol
@a.w.8216 hehe, no it was a crazy guy. But my desk was constantly like a hoarders house.
We had a kid who wouldn't eat his sandwiches and he kept them in his desk. Our teacher who was an angry old lady that was built like a brick shithouse, pretty much one-handed that thing and dumped its contents under the ground. The sandwiches were so moldy.
@nicoleoliver607 oh gross!
In my personal experience:
1. No, there are no coat rooms anymore. You got your cubbies till like the 5th grade then you gotta either use a locker like an overworked assembly line worker being paid quarter the minimum wage in Southeast Asia or you gotta carry your stuff around.
2. You get your own desk in just about 85% of your classes. Oddly enough, I feel like you most commonly get tables and chairs in science classes.
3. I had student graders in like the third grade, but I don’t think that happened a single time after the 5th grade.
4. YES, “THE” PENCIL SHARPENER IS STILL AROUND AND IN USE. They’re probably the exact same ones you were using in school too, never replaced. Half of them absolutely never sharpen anything and are too old and dull but those last few troopers will give you the best, most pure sharpen of anything you’ve ever witnessed. Oh, if these blades could speak, they’d recite volumes. Also yeah, ITS SHARP ENOUGH AFTER THE FIRST ATTEMPT, GET BACK HERE AND FINISH YOUR ESSAY ON EISENHOWER’S FOREIGN POLICY.
the last time i saw a coat room was in 2016 i think
i read this in his voice there and it works perfectly
(The smell of cobwebs fills the air…)
(You’re filled with determination.)
Half them sharpeners broke af😂
wait yea all of the science classes i had are tables on chairs its super annoying
I spent a lot of time outside banging erasers and coming back in to wash the blackboard
Yeah I always volunteered for that too just to get out of something. lol
Scholastic books, the misery of indoor recess, the death risk of outdoor recess... I grew up in WI. So we had snow piles in the playground taller than the basketball rims. Our top game was king of the mountain... where you climbed up and tried to throw the kid on the top down to the concrete. But usually they'd give you a swift kick or push and you'd tumble down for another go... if you survived/didn't get injured.
I grew up in Finland. Our favorite wintertime recess activity was to stick our heads to the snow neck deep and see how long we could keep it in. Well, actually, only one kid did that. Others just enjoyed the spectacle.
i remember playing KOTH in elementary. from MN.
We played this in Toronto as well 😂 no online gaming needed lol . How about gladiators on any type of playground equipment 😅
Bro king of the hill is something we played here in Illinois too. Fun times bro
My buddies and I decided to try acrobatics jumping from the monkey bars to that other random bar you’d swing from. We got pretty good at flying from one to the other. One day a kid flew a little too high and smashed his face in on the metal bar. We weren’t allowed to do that anymore. 😂
Nothing was more fun than field day. Tug of war, kickball, races.
Parachute day.
@johnpaulmccain4668 I came here to say the same damn thing when everyone had to get around the damn parachute and then wave it up and down like maniacs all while your teacher is yelling at you ...what a great time lmfao
Dodgeball
watchin the fat kid do the potato sack was the best... might be why i have a fat fetish to this day who really knows man.
2:23 That was totally my desk when I was in school on the 90’s. 😂😂😂
I used to get in trouble for my desk being too messy and disorganized
My would start out organized and end up otherwise.
I wasn’t even in school in the 90s and my desk was like that, I’d hate having to clean it
The picture of the pencil with the wood over the graphite gave my actual ptsd because that would happen to me all the damn time.
I swear Brewstew gets more and more relatable with these videos. I swear I think I was the last few classes to have all that stuff cuz after 6th grade ended everything disappeared
Fr but in 6-8 I had the pencil sharpener on the wall
Sometimes I see the pencil sharpener in high school to but most of the time there broken
Worlds most funny 30yr old
I never grew up in this decade and even I get nostalgia for it.
That's not how that fucking works. Me too though.
@MongrelBoy2023 lmao….
Same though
I did go to school in this decade and I'm beyond nostalgic
It was a glorious time 😊
70's-90's were a great time to be alive.
I love the Ernest poster 0:13
Ernest joining the military was my favorite 😭
I love ernest 😂😂
@percyvoss8943sleeping on ernest scared stupid it was my absolute favorite halloween movie
@Arvind-qj4ro"Genuine Bulgarian Miak!"
Ernest was awesome
11 years ago is carzy
1:37
Fun story actually, my school started switching to these long tables after a trend started going around where kids would just flip out in class for no reason and start throwing their desks, or doing so as best they could.
Imagine some kid manages to throw the entire table
"It was a good day"
-Ice Cube when Brewstew posts
Please please PLEASE DO A PART 2 AND 3. This was so relatable and it's one of my favorites. The pencil sharpener had me dying!!! The knuckle buster 2000...ahhhh
I had almost forgotten about the busted knuckles, those viscious little things would draw blood if you weren't careful😂
@calebkemplay6040 you be punching that wall every other turn.
Oh my God, yes! Once they started making schools out of cinderblock, you’d skin your knuckles if you got too aggressive. Which was easy to do considering how frustrating they could be when they were super dull. Because we know damn well groundskeeper Willie wasn’t sharpening them.
Anyone else remember impromptu book fairs setup in a hallway, or the quarter machine that cost 0.50 for a sports related pencil in the lunchroom? Or was that just my weird ass school?
The coat room of kindergarten is where I received my first Yugioh card
In my desk during 2nd and 3rd grade, I made little houses for my "eraser people" which were obviously made by stabbing eyes into erasers because yes.
I gave them beds made of sticky notes, tvs made up of bits of last week's homework n sh!t. And I even gave the king eraser his own little throne.
But seems like every month or so we had to do a big desk cleaning and the teacher would make sure I kill off my little rubber society every single time. But I always brought them back to life the next day.
Yeah! I remember the periodic desk cleanings or "inspections" too. Closest thing to a drill sergeant inspecting your foot locker I'll ever experience.
I, too, had a small village of eraser people! I'd poke/draw with my pencil (or a pen) to make faces.
3:15 me and my friend would leave it blank and fill it in when grading it, but the teacher caught on and we both got in trouble lol
Oh ya, I had a homie like that, then one day the teacher gave us assigned graders and looked right at us and smiled
@rossjohnson1301lucky y'all I always have an F from those pricks despite having the answers right
@rossjohnson1301 the teacher spoke no words but they were understood lmao
Heya, Substitute Teacher here. I work with EduStaff, and I go to a lot of schools around my area in several districts. I'll confirm the stuff in the video in case you're curious.
1. Do we still use desks or is it all shared tables?
It depends on the class and what kind of school it is. Usually, grade schoolers still have their own desks, but Middle and High School generally share a few big tables together. Also, even in the schools were kids have their own desks, we don't make them take the desk with them if they need a time out in the hallway--there's almost always a desk out there already.
2. Do we have cubbies or do kids still hang their backpacks and coats on hooks?
Most of the grade schools in my district have lockers for the kids, but for the most part it's basically cubbies now, and it's usually out in the open and not in a back room, so no Pokemon Card Trading in secret. Now you can just do it whenever because most new age teachers aren't jackasses that'll take your cards lol.
3. Do we have kids grade each other's homework/classwork?
No, I've been subbing for about 4 years and I've never had that come up. Usually it's the standard "display the answer key" or the teacher will go over it with them directly. For reference, I'm in Michigan (not too far from Ohio) and I've personally never seen this happen even when I was a kid.
4. Do we still have wall sharpeners for pencils?
They're mostly obsolete now, almost every classroom I've been to in recent years has an electric sharpener ready to go, but they are still around--just basically never used. I teach an art class sometimes and their wall sharpener is in the VERY corner of the classroom behind a bunch of bullshit lol.
Side note: 4:28 Pencils still do this, even in the electric sharpeners. Idk how they haven't fixed this shit yet lmao.
5. Does the Pizza Hut Book It campaign still exist?
I've never even heard of it until now LOL. We have this campaign called "Jump Rope For Heart" that still goes on to this day to promote funding for solving heart related issues, usually cancer, which also awarded you prizes, but definitely not pizza lol.
Best comment!
I remember "jump rope for heart". I think I got up to 50 once. Have no idea what the prize was.
Jump rope for heart is another rage of my time. Also, the book catalogs. And the TV on wheels. And the four wheel board things with the handles.🛹🛹
@blackcatpoe4716 the scooters were the BEST. I just wish they had finger guards lol.
There are only 4 frog and toad books in this universe.
The fact brewstew has been uploading semi-consistently for over a decade is fascinating.
Also i had those coatrooms, as someone that went to elementary school in the 2010s, however we didn't have any activities happen in the coatroom. We rarely went into it unless we were leaving.
I also had cubbies, i basically had everything mentioned in this video, individual desks, group tables, a mix of those shitty noise machines and electric sharpeners, depending on the grade and teacher and classroom.
Same.
yah same
Me too
He's been uploading for over a decade with the same shitty animation and art and I love it
Maryland hell yeah!!!
0:57 when I was 3rd grade I traded a charmeleon for a spearow in the coat room
You got totally scammed.
Same, but they were different cards
You traded a live animal for whatever the fuck a spearow is?
Nothing like 57-58 beers while watching a Brewstew video
That’s like 10.5 beers per minute. Impressive.
Can't imagine the piss you will have after lol
Drinking some brews while watching a brewstew video. Nice!
my brother in Christ, your arsch will be torn up from the floor up if you keep that up!
I think you're my soulmate 🍻😆
Nowadays we have lockers and tables are the same thing
God, do you remember when Pizza Hut gave away the TMNT coming out of their shells' vhs tape. What a time to be alive lol.
Yes I do. I was in high school at the time. Thought it would be funny to get the cassette tape, which I still have.
5:02 new brewstew voice just dropped with the "neat cool alright"
He sounded like Kermit the Frog 🐸
4:19 that pencil sharpener never worked
But there was always that one sharpener in that one classroom that worked miracles.
3:44 I tried to do this as a surprise for guy I liked in 7th grade and got us both in trouble because i didn’t think to copy his handwriting.
So. That went well
5:08 wish you were my dad 😔
Wtf
Idk about you, but he has more of a presence in my life than my bio dad
Edit: yes, I know it's sad
He does disappear from time to time…
I was thinking the same thing! But I am too old to have him as a dad. Lol😂
"I'm not your dad"
... The search continues
3:56 the Miniature minigun and yes people still use those
I shit everywhere
Omg these are my favorite!! I can't wait until the kid and my girl get home so we can all watch it together!!!
The kid 😂
How did u get David in ur username
@asher4167you have to be a patron supporter
@asher4167you gotta pay for the Patreon
I’m currently in high school, and literally all the classrooms still have THE pencil sharpener in all of them
As a black guy who grew up and has lived in NYC his whole life, The Pencil Sharpener was one of the few ways you would use it just to show everyone in class who wore the nicest and flyest outfit that day. It was a great way to move up the school social ladder among kids back in the day. The outfit had to be on point, especially if you got it for Xmas or for your birthday
That happened where I live. Lol So true.
That's interesting and all but what does that have to do with being black😭😭😭
I don’t remember that because I was always wearing some clothes bought from garage sales and close out shoes they had at Payless.
1:16 ah a call back! It's come full circle, ive officially been around this channel long enough to where he's doing call backs to older stories! I have fulfilled my destiny
The throwback to the bonus recess episode? Let’s go!!! ❤
now days they do that everyone got to go outside some kid be peeing in there every day
My old grey brick Nintendo Gameboy with Pokemon Red got god damn stolen from a coatroom!
My Pokemon book, that I bought from the scholastic book order was stolen in the coat room. Not technically, but the order came in on a Friday. I was excited to look at it after school. My teacher took it from my backpack when I was in another classroom watching our Friday movie. She said she made a mistake, and I only ordered two book. I know I ordered it, and my parents paid for it. I was so devastated. I should have had my parents argue it. They were out $9. Probably more like 20, because I would not have bought the other two books, if Pokemon wasn’t on the order form.
@Skyesbeautifuldream Aww man that darn Coatroom got us both huh
@mfleming1201 I was going to say, no, yours is definitely worse. In all fairness though I had two siblings with their own game boys, and we had a lot of copies of Pokemon Red, Blue, and Yellow. My dad worked at a salvage yard, and he found constantly found Pokémon games in the cars people scrapped for some reason. So, I'd personally be fine to an extent if my gameboy and gen 1 Pokemon game was stolen. Then when the gameboy color came out, my dad found a lot of regular gameboys in cars as well. I think we had like 6 of them.
@Skyesbeautifuldream That's bad ass my friend! I still have my GBC with a copy of Red, Silver and Crystal! I learnt from my previous gameboy and never took this one to school!
4:03 as a more modern kid
kinda? we do have those sharpeners but they were either broken or nobody uses them, most anyone ever does with them is crank the handle alot, and by that i mean me. they spin extremely fast
@w11fr i spun it by like the end of the handle so no
As a 2000s baby, I remember them in second grade and stuff
Book lovers unite! I would love to hear BrewStew talk about books ( favorite books, library stories, reading contests, etc.)
"...my dumb a$$ thinking I can solve the encyclopedia brown before flipping to the final answer."
Do you dudes remember getting book catalogs?
@blackcatpoe4716 Yes. I think my school handed them out the week of the Scholastic Book Fair.
Haven't thought of Angry Beavers in ages lmfao. This is why I'm subbed to this channel
I put it on for my niece and nephew. They love the older stuff. “Ed, Edd, N’ Eddy, Rocko’s Modern Life, Invader Zim, Dexter’s Lab, CatDog…
The coat closet is indeed still a thing.( i mean my elementary school had dose things.)
1:42 my school still uses independent desks except for 3rd period
Brewster is the best he’s got no chill and just goes right in
Right!!?? 😂 You know he didn't move in with his uncle and auntie in Bellaire!!! 😜😎👍
2:23 I am dying
4:40 you just reminded me of that one time that a kid went up to the pencil sharpener and just... sharpened a mechanical pencil. needless to say, it came out with crappy little plastic battle wounds that day.
What was even the plan there? Were they mentally challenged?
@BrattyRuby687 it was one of the out-going goofy kids who definitely did it just for the reaction
...or, y'know, "just because"
@DillyzThe1Oh. That makes a lot more sense.
Super late comment but I had this dumbass friend named Brian how would do anything for a soda and I dared him to shove the eraser end of a pencil into those automatic pencil sharpeners and he did and it fucked the sharpener up to the point it started to smoke as the metal kept shaving and lodging into the sharpener
Hey BrewStew, 2011 kid here who is still going to school. Just wanted to say, my school district still has all of these and still does these practices. But, people keep trying to ask the school to “refine” its ways. Im hoping our school district keeps things the old fashioned way, because it is simply superior. Though this wasnt like a heavy nostalgic video, just mentioning things like the coatroom brought back so many memories. Thanks
Public school in Australia is a whole new world 😭🙏
2007 kid here, yes we had all of these things, even in highschool like, last year, the pencil sharpener was still a thing and so are electric pencil sharpeners. pisses everyone off anytime they use them. pretty cool! 👍
90’s kid here and I cannot express how on point every detail of this video is!! 😂😂 I absolutely lost my shit when you talked about the mechanical pencil sharpener 🤣🤣. I had a teacher that did lose her shit when people kept dicking around claiming their pencil still wasn’t sharpened. Thank you for this 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
the girls desks though... the girls in my high school were pigs when it came to their desks. you could smell them. but everything else was on point
topic suggestion: The power going out in the 90's. I swear back in the day when the power went out, those were the moments where my family bonded more than ever. we would sit around candles in the dark at night, tell stories, have casual conversation and my dad was like an encyclopedia of riddles we would all try to solve. That was my family though, one time I went to a friends house and all hell broke loose. people were screaming, pushing eachother against the wall lmao it was like a mosh pit. nowadays when the power goes out everyone just sits still, looking at their phone like usual and saying stuff like "i hope my battery doesnt run out" lol. whenever the power goes out nowadays it always comes back really fast too. back in the day I swear power outages could last like 2 days. it was a fight for survival lol.
I still do that. My street sucks. One good storm or a dunk asshole will take out the power for several streets. 😂
YES this would be an amazing episode great idea right here❤
Geez, I guess we figured out who’s been training literally every female how to behave during a power outage.
When the power goes out, I hide in my room like usual and if my phone battery runs out, I’ll try and read a book.
But that’s just because my grandfather is a dark cloud that hangs over everything with his mere presence.
Had a 3 Day Outage, not joking, once when I was a kid and it was in the middle of summer! On the bright side, got ice cream from the ice cream truck every single day of it! 😂
@aaronrobinson6574
That storm that hit in January a few years ago, we didn't have power for almost 2 months. It was such joy. 😒
That “alright “ is so iconic i love it
My daughter was born in the 90’s
3:56 It does still exist. In several of my high school classes it is, in fact, chilling on the wall by the door.
lunch and recess was the best part of my childhood of school,everything went to hell when I got to 5th grade
Scholastic book fair, what a racket that was.
May fun day fair!
Field day!
4 square!
Rules we would make up to basketball b/c none of us knew the rules, we would just shout out “Prison rules!” And all hell would break loose.
As a teen still in school I had my own desk and the pencil sharpener but I had a locker in elementary school
Me and my father used to watch your videos every time you uploaded. It helped us laugh through tough times and we watched your videos even when he was in the hospital. He recently passed away. Thank you for the fond memories with my dad.
I'm sorry about your loss. But what a great thing for the both of you to share. My girls and I always get excited when we see a new Brewstew is up.
virtual hugs sent your way! its nice to have an awesome memory like that!
-10k aura
3:25 Literally had this one asshole in high school scream across the class that I got something wrong whenever he graded my paper.
"NOPE WRONG, YOU GOT THAT ONE WRONG!!!"
"WRONG, YOU GOT IT WRONG AGAIN"
Teacher telling him to shut up never helped, and he only ever did it to me. God i hated high school.
I’m young and old enough to remember all of this
Yes BrewStew, people still use those loud pencil sharpeners bolted to the wall and they are still loud.
Those pencil sharpeners are still a thing at my school. My teacher took away the electric pencil sharpeners😭
2:47 super relatable😂😂
20 beers deep, needed this.
@ beer
I did not piss in the coat room just to clear things up
90s video games(or just video games you played as a kid) would be a good topic
90s ruled!
Then a little happening happened
2:28 funny you said that because when i checked my desk it was really messy till the point my teacher assigned me someone to help me organize it i had a lunchbox that was in my desk for weeks or months lets just say its moldy
4:25 the trick was to rotate the pencil’s blunt side to the part that made the sharp side. I remember figuring it out in 2nd grade and feeling like Issac Neuton
2:38 omg yes! I had those books at my great grandma's house
0:42 yes they still do have coat rooms but it’s very rare so anything kindergarten to first grade you’ll have a cubby and then first grade and up you’ll have a coat room but it’s very rare to get a coat room because of the fact kids in classrooms hang their bags on the chair now
Yeah. I would see them in school occasionally, even in a new school that had been finished within the past year (at the time), but it typically isn't something they do much anymore.
@ that’s true
I've seen coatrooms that connected two different classrooms.
@ that’s true
0:19 idk abt anyone else but I just have to leave mine flat on the ground which is a pain to move at the end of the lesson ;-;
I had a coat room in preschool and elementary and never saw one again
i once found 9 banana flags in my elementary desk.
I can't believe how much i relate to this. Even though im still 13, it's probably because i went to an old ass school that was built in the 13th century. Im a kid born in the 2010s but was meant to be born in the 90s i guess
4:02 yes
You summarize my whole childhood 😂
I used to put movies for the pizza box book tickets 😂😂
1:29 I mean, if you say so
Coat room full of coats on the floor. Lol. 😂
I remember a kid found a magnifying glass and lit a small fire in the coat room. 😂😂😂
Going to the pencil sharpener was like a quick vacation, short lived freedom. It felt good. 😂😂
Do one about scholastic book fairs ? Was that a thing when you went to school ?
@mikeb3514I used to like getting little animal books or video game cheat code books. Haha
Let's not forget the catalogs.
I hated those cause my parents were too poor to give me any money, and I just had to watch other kids get stuff. Sometimes someone would feel bad and give me a pencil topper or something.
I hear it was an actual event where people got out of class. Is that true? We just got handed an order form at the end of class. If we were lucky the teacher might give us 5 minutes to look it over before leaving school. I also hear they added games to them.
@ At our school, scholastic set up a bunch of stuff for sell in the library on the day that everyone's stuff that they ordered arrived, so you could have 1 more chance to buy things.
By the end of Quarter 4, I'll run out of mechanicals and stick to random no. 2 pencils I find on the floor. Most of the classes have the industrial sharpeners bolted to the walls, however some classes got them removed, which screws me over in the end.
i swear these videos are pure gold.
As a 2007 kid who grew up in Texas we didn’t have coat rooms or lockers, you just carried your backpack with you wherever you went. We had our own desks and we sometimes we also did student grading. Every classroom had a pencil sharpener on the wall but a lot of people had their own, I would try get up to sharpen my pencil during tests so I could look at other people’s answers lol.
Wtf does 2007 kid even mean… weirdo
@drewbeisel1312 It means they were born in 2007.
Your animation is getting better brewstew! Love to see it
I miss having the lift up desk and you could have all your books and stuff inside the desk. I remembered the coat rooms. What a time to be 6 years old again.
3:07 i'm a middle school and my science teacher still makes us do this and we still have the pencil sharpener but most teachers have electric pencil sharpeners as well as that one
You ARE a middle school? Wow
Wow, a real-life brainrot specimen in the wild, likely Amerikaner though
@Snowywolf1911same for me because I was in middle school 2 years ago.
OMG!!! I remember that lol I was the Pokémon card trader's kid!!! I used some of my allowance to buy a bunch of Pokémon packs and I had a butt load of doubles!!! I never learned to play it but I collected and traded and if you don't have the cards that I want but they rrrrreeeeaaalllllyyyy want that specific card I'll sell it!!! Based on rarity and if it's shiny I made a butt load of money so much money that I got sent to the principal's office for "Selling/Trading illegal goods in the coat room and on school grounds" LMAO😂
0:06 Bart Simpson
2:29 that’s my desk in school lol
4:21 you have NO IDEA how accurate that is,those fuckin pencil sharpeners were the fuckin WORST,they never work cause it either sharpen one side of it or sharpen the whole damn thing so much that the tip falls out,AND YOU GOTTA DO IT ALL OVER AGAIN,HELL THE MINI ONES I USED TO HAVE IN MY BOOKBAG DID A BETTER JOB THE THAT SHIT.
On top of that, NO ONE ever emptied those things. Eventually, someone would (accidentally) knock off the outer part scattering wood and graphite dust over 3 counties.
When I went to grade school in the 1960s, I had a pencil sharpener that looked like a little car.That thing was the shit! I painted the wheels and tires and put little decals on it. I'm 66 now, and I fkn want one!
it may just be because my public school is really old but I still have those old darn sharpeners in some of my classrooms and I hate them!!
The pencil sharpener was for showing off your new outfit.
You become an expert at sharpening your pencil with those. You pull it out halfway sharpened, one side is coming out more more shaved than the other, like having a stroke halfway through shaving your beaver. You learn to gauge it... "Hmmm... Looks like it needs 6 lbs of lateral present and another 720... No, make that 1080°."