29:50 My old high school was a four-story building, but not as many people would envision it. Part of the structure went into the side of a hill, so the first floor had very limited space, and they had to put a ground-level entrance on the second floor as well. The third floor’s area mostly overlapped with the first floor, and the fourth floor wasn’t very spacious at all; it was near the back of the school, and it was only used to house a few offices. And to touch on the thing you mentioned about the building’s age, I could probably see this being sort of a factor because the school was built in the 1940s.
5:16 My old school district didn’t use long tables with individual seats. Long tables were the norm, but we had long, bench-like seats on them. I only ever saw tables with individual seats in high school, and they were all round tables.
33:10 I remember seeing a few recycling bins in the classroom sometimes (these were common when I was in elementary school, but they completely phased them out by the time I got to middle school), but never in the cafeteria. And the thing about those recycling bins is that you were only allowed to put paper in them (cardboard doesn’t count, by the way); anything else that was recyclable is what they advised you to put in the trash can.
The “No more pomegranates!” Is in reference to a viral video of a teacher having a tantrum. What was really going on was it was a college physiology class and she was explaining why rules that seem arbitrary don’t work. Hence no pomegranates
Your commentary on all the different stuff is so awesome. Gotta love it. I do remember the cafeteria tables being just like that when I was in school. Ladders in the lab, not so much. That seems like it would be a huge safety hazard. XD Speaking of field trips though, there's a great episode of Hey Arnold called "Buses, Bikes, and Subways" that would be perfect for a reaction.
23:23 I’m used to seeing the lab tables double as desks, too. (The place where the lab tables are in the classroom is usually where I’d see a countertop lined with sinks and gas valves.) My experience with the other desks is also accurate to what you talked about.
12:12 I got ISS in middle school and in high school as well. We definitely had those desks with dividers on the sides and front. I think we also had these desks in elementary school, but they were used only for lunch detention.
By the way, a little tip I have to get as much money out of the grading room as possible is to have three teacher’s assistants. That’s the bare minimum that will collect that much work instantaneously without you needing to click on it manually if you enter the grading room.
By the way, I have noticed that the lab classroom lacks an eyewash station, which is a terrible safety hazard because eyewash stations exist for the purpose of washing chemicals out of your eyes in case of an accident. I even remember eyewash stations being pointed out very crucially in my FLINN Scientific Lab Safety contracts.
A really good show to react to is the fairly odd parents! There’s a lot of school episodes and here are a few I’d recommend: 1. Transparents 2. Smarty pants 3. Timvisible 4. Truth and Cosmoquences
0:28 At least it’s not as repetitive as in some other games I’ve played. This game’s music is still unfortunately the kind that will easily get integrated into my brain.
In my school we used to have just one menu option, is cool to see some have at least 2 options, good video, keep going! I love these videos where you get a little off of the schedule
You could play some riddle school games. They are PG for the most part(even if they hint at something darker). Riddle school is a fun game with puzzles to figure out(related to school) and it'd be funny for you to react to the events the students at the institution go through. It's tough if you don't have a "What if?" attitude but you'll get there. The games are short but not that short(like 10 to 20 min for one game so you could do them all in one video or seperately)
14:20 Well, there are probably pragmatic reasons behind this. It’s obvious that the developers don’t want to offend any players by putting potentially controversial topics on the posters, plus you have to factor in the prevalence of copyrighted assets on Roblox.
I like you to try this game I use to play wizard101 you are in a magically wizard school you learn spells from your teachers from fire, ice, storm, life, balance, and death school
29:50 My old high school was a four-story building, but not as many people would envision it. Part of the structure went into the side of a hill, so the first floor had very limited space, and they had to put a ground-level entrance on the second floor as well. The third floor’s area mostly overlapped with the first floor, and the fourth floor wasn’t very spacious at all; it was near the back of the school, and it was only used to house a few offices. And to touch on the thing you mentioned about the building’s age, I could probably see this being sort of a factor because the school was built in the 1940s.
5:16 My old school district didn’t use long tables with individual seats. Long tables were the norm, but we had long, bench-like seats on them. I only ever saw tables with individual seats in high school, and they were all round tables.
7:34 I was always certain it was a balled up piece of paper. When you turn it, though, it kind of looks like a diamond.
33:10 I remember seeing a few recycling bins in the classroom sometimes (these were common when I was in elementary school, but they completely phased them out by the time I got to middle school), but never in the cafeteria. And the thing about those recycling bins is that you were only allowed to put paper in them (cardboard doesn’t count, by the way); anything else that was recyclable is what they advised you to put in the trash can.
Yep!
The “No more pomegranates!” Is in reference to a viral video of a teacher having a tantrum. What was really going on was it was a college physiology class and she was explaining why rules that seem arbitrary don’t work. Hence no pomegranates
Thanks for the explanation!
Your commentary on all the different stuff is so awesome. Gotta love it.
I do remember the cafeteria tables being just like that when I was in school. Ladders in the lab, not so much. That seems like it would be a huge safety hazard. XD
Speaking of field trips though, there's a great episode of Hey Arnold called "Buses, Bikes, and Subways" that would be perfect for a reaction.
Thanks!!!
23:23 I’m used to seeing the lab tables double as desks, too. (The place where the lab tables are in the classroom is usually where I’d see a countertop lined with sinks and gas valves.) My experience with the other desks is also accurate to what you talked about.
Yep!
12:12 I got ISS in middle school and in high school as well. We definitely had those desks with dividers on the sides and front. I think we also had these desks in elementary school, but they were used only for lunch detention.
By the way, a little tip I have to get as much money out of the grading room as possible is to have three teacher’s assistants. That’s the bare minimum that will collect that much work instantaneously without you needing to click on it manually if you enter the grading room.
By the way, I have noticed that the lab classroom lacks an eyewash station, which is a terrible safety hazard because eyewash stations exist for the purpose of washing chemicals out of your eyes in case of an accident. I even remember eyewash stations being pointed out very crucially in my FLINN Scientific Lab Safety contracts.
True!
YOU CAN TURN THE MUSIC OFF??? this would’ve saved me a headache last week
Lol sorry! 😂
A really good show to react to is the fairly odd parents! There’s a lot of school episodes and here are a few I’d recommend:
1. Transparents
2. Smarty pants
3. Timvisible
4. Truth and Cosmoquences
Yes. We need a Fairly Odd Parents reaction. Thanks for recommending some episodes.
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0:28 At least it’s not as repetitive as in some other games I’ve played. This game’s music is still unfortunately the kind that will easily get integrated into my brain.
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In my school we used to have just one menu option, is cool to see some have at least 2 options, good video, keep going! I love these videos where you get a little off of the schedule
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You could play some riddle school games. They are PG for the most part(even if they hint at something darker).
Riddle school is a fun game with puzzles to figure out(related to school) and it'd be funny for you to react to the events the students at the institution go through. It's tough if you don't have a "What if?" attitude but you'll get there. The games are short but not that short(like 10 to 20 min for one game so you could do them all in one video or seperately)
Thanks 😊
14:20 Well, there are probably pragmatic reasons behind this. It’s obvious that the developers don’t want to offend any players by putting potentially controversial topics on the posters, plus you have to factor in the prevalence of copyrighted assets on Roblox.
I like you to try this game I use to play wizard101 you are in a magically wizard school you learn spells from your teachers from fire, ice, storm, life, balance, and death school
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Yes much better the game looks so much smoother thank you PS keep up the good work love the videos😊
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Do a reaction to the movie "Night School" staring Kevin Hart and Tiffany Hadash.
Do you use obs? I'm a vtuber (virtual youtuber) and the software I use for recording and streaming is OBS.
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6:23 So y'all don't do video training? If so interesting
We do both virtual and in person training.
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