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Emerald Pellot
Fri, February 11, 2022, 9:52 AM·2 min read
No one tells the truth quite like kids do. Children are echo chambers of adults without the filters — so they can be brutally honest.
School teachers know this as well as parents do. Teacher Jasmine Evans couldn’t believe how witty her students were when they roasted her during a lesson. Evans had no idea the pupils would be so invested in her marital status.
In the clip, Evans taught her class about honorifics, like how “Dr.” means “doctor” and “Mrs.” refers to a married woman. Evans also explained that she went by “Ms.” because the title is for women who are either married or unmarried.
Then, a boy student interrupted her and asked, “Why you not a Mrs.?”
“You know I’m not married,” Evans responded.
The class broke out into slightly judgmental “oohs and aahs” like the audience of a talk show would. The teacher looked stunned, if not a little amused, by her student’s commentary.
“Why you had to do her like that?” a girl student asked. “You know her situation.“
Another boy told the girl, “And you will never be one, [a Mrs.].”
The girl swiftly replied, “OK, see, first of all, I’m not even gonna check you right now because I know Ms. Evans gonna make us read a book. So you might want to check yourself, sir!”
Evans had a sense of humor about the whole exchange, saying that her students “stay coming for me.”
The funny video racked up 1.8 million views on TikTok.
“How did that escalate so quickly?” someone said.
“It’s how she said ‘situation’ for me,” another wrote.
“Your class has no chill, and it’s great,” a person commented.
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Emerald Pellot
Fri, February 11, 2022, 9:52 AM·2 min read
No one tells the truth quite like kids do. Children are echo chambers of adults without the filters — so they can be brutally honest.
School teachers know this as well as parents do. Teacher Jasmine Evans couldn’t believe how witty her students were when they roasted her during a lesson. Evans had no idea the pupils would be so invested in her marital status.
In the clip, Evans taught her class about honorifics, like how “Dr.” means “doctor” and “Mrs.” refers to a married woman. Evans also explained that she went by “Ms.” because the title is for women who are either married or unmarried.
Then, a boy student interrupted her and asked, “Why you not a Mrs.?”
“You know I’m not married,” Evans responded.
The class broke out into slightly judgmental “oohs and aahs” like the audience of a talk show would. The teacher looked stunned, if not a little amused, by her student’s commentary.
“Why you had to do her like that?” a girl student asked. “You know her situation.“
Another boy told the girl, “And you will never be one, [a Mrs.].”
The girl swiftly replied, “OK, see, first of all, I’m not even gonna check you right now because I know Ms. Evans gonna make us read a book. So you might want to check yourself, sir!”
Evans had a sense of humor about the whole exchange, saying that her students “stay coming for me.”
The funny video racked up 1.8 million views on TikTok.
“How did that escalate so quickly?” someone said.
“It’s how she said ‘situation’ for me,” another wrote.
“Your class has no chill, and it’s great,” a person commented.
Watch trending videos for you | TikTok
this little fukker is right.
