u/Local-Imagination676

So I’m scrolling on YouTube shorts and I always see this one video that always says like and subscribe if you love Jesus or scroll if you love the devil like why should I like and subscribe if I love Jesus like The Bible never says you have to like and subscribe to love Jesus what annoys me so much about this is the people that love Jesus will feel guilty because they don’t want to like and subscribe and they just scroll I know I am not the only one who hates this and the people behind this are just using this technique to get likes and subscribers

At about 3:00 I was going to pick up my daughter from school when I saw the channel two helicopter flying around I texted my neighbor who is a cop he said I think there doing a search warrant but he also said I don’t really know. Do any of you guys know?

I have posted stuff on other communities and most of the people over there are ether nice or mean but if I go to ford or ford expedition people are just so nice I feel like the car community is just way more nicer than some of the other communities so thank you 🫶😀

I was in the middle of teaching today when a student asked if I had some papers ready for him. I realized I’d totally blanked and said, "Oh shoot, I forgot buddy! I have a lot on my plate right now, can you get them tomorrow? "He looked at me and actually asked “What do you mean you have a lot on your plate all you do is teach” I just looked at him and asked, "Would you like to hear my day?" He said sure, so I gave him the run-down: 5:30 am Wake up, shower, and get dressed. Wake up my three kids (ages 4, 7, and 10). Two girls, one boy. I have to pack everyone's lunch. People tell me my oldest should make her own, and I’ve been telling her about that, but she just says, "Well, you always make my lunch." Get them in the car and drive 15 minutes to school. They get their school breakfast and I get to my class. I take down chairs, get grades in, get coffee, print papers, and then I chat with other teachers for 5 minutes. Then I pick my students up, get them settled, and teach them for an hour. Then they go to snack for an hour—during that time, I get papers printed, get in some lesson plans, and get my snack. Then I pick them up again and teach for two hours.Then it's lunch. I eat my lunch, but then I might have some students coming in to do missing work. Then I have to pick them up if they don’t have computer class or Spanish class, then I teach them for two hours. Then they go home, but I stay for another hour to do a meeting or to do something else. Then I drop my four-year-old off at home, then I take my two daughters to cheer practice. Then I come home, cook dinner, then go to bed, and then do it all over again. By the time I finished, I think he realized just how much is actually on my plate. Anyone else ever have to give their students a "reality check"