Speaker 1: The donkey of to Day.
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Yeah don't yet today for Thursday, February thirteenth, goes to
Speaker 1: the administration at Rollins Place Elementary School in Zachary, Louisiana.
Speaker 1: I wish I knew the teacher's name. I wish they
Speaker 1: released the teacher's name. I don't know why we protect
Speaker 1: people who do harm the children. Yes, this teacher at
Speaker 1: Rollins Place Elementary School mentally and emotionally harmed the child.
Speaker 1: I first want to send positive energy, love and light
Speaker 1: to Jamisia, Augustine and Louisiana.
Speaker 2: Drop on the clues bombs for her.
Speaker 1: Okay, I am so sorry that your six year old
Speaker 1: had to deal with the lame ass teacher. And it's
Speaker 1: yet another reason why I think that if you can homeschool,
Speaker 1: your kids, do it. Okay, my oldest homeschools rights now.
Speaker 1: She homeschools right now because she wants to. And we
Speaker 1: are just in an era where these teachers they just
Speaker 1: don't care like they used to. I'm not saying all
Speaker 1: of y'all, Okay, there are still some great teachers out there,
Speaker 1: but as the son of a public school teacher, I
Speaker 1: understand the empathy, empathy and care one must have in
Speaker 1: order to be a teacher, and a lot of y'all
Speaker 1: just don't have it. Okay, do we understand we drop
Speaker 1: our most precious gift off to strangers every day. We
Speaker 1: entrust our hearts outside of our bodies. These souls that
Speaker 1: God used us to bring into the world, we dropped
Speaker 1: them off every day for hours at a time with
Speaker 1: people we don't even really know. Okay, yeah, we know
Speaker 1: the teacher's names, but we all know what type of
Speaker 1: time they really are. And that's why I have so
Speaker 1: much love for teachers who actually care because they don't
Speaker 1: have to.
Speaker 2: But if you are going to be in that position
Speaker 2: as a teacher.
Speaker 3: You have to.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's enact the public service in this teacher at
Speaker 1: Roylin's Place Elementary School.
Speaker 2: You failed, all right? Who's grading you?
Speaker 1: Because you need to be left behind for what you
Speaker 1: made this six year old child?
Speaker 2: Dude? What's the news network?
Speaker 1: Eddie ant and be as and boy, let's go to
Speaker 1: WAFB for the report.
Speaker 4: Police Jimisha Augustine is fuming with frustration after adults forced
Speaker 4: her six year old daughter to clean up theces following
Speaker 4: a potty accident in class. Augustine recalls filling out forms
Speaker 4: for no dairy despite the food allergy, her daughter consumed
Speaker 4: milk at school for breakfast. After drinking the milk and
Speaker 4: multiple trips to the bathroom, Augustine's daughter defecated on herself
Speaker 4: while in class. Augustine's fury came when she recalls her
Speaker 4: daughter answering questions about what unfolded and the lesson they
Speaker 4: were trying to teach her child after having a reaction
Speaker 4: to something she's allergic to.
Speaker 3: You'll send a Jonathan with the proper equipment to clean up,
Speaker 3: but a six year old kid, you're gonna make her
Speaker 3: clean up poop without gloves or anything. But besides that,
Speaker 3: it's just disgraceful. It shouldn't be going on in igh school.
Speaker 3: It shouldn't have never happened.
Speaker 5: Augustine says again, when she enrolled her daughter in the school,
Speaker 5: she submitted doctor's notes about the dairy allergy. Augustine tells
Speaker 5: us she met with the school system to make sure
Speaker 5: they stand by what they say they're going to do.
Speaker 1: Hey, man, that teacher should have got beat up, all right.
Speaker 1: There's so much about this story that triggers me. Number
Speaker 1: one a half four beautiful daughters one A six right
Speaker 1: now number two, I am lactose and tyler. All right,
Speaker 1: I feel this young girl's pain when it comes to dairy.
Speaker 2: I don't even like looking at cows.
Speaker 1: Okay, I totally understand why the Chick fil a Cow
Speaker 1: has been on a campaign for years to get people
Speaker 1: to consume more chicken. I can't do red meat because
Speaker 1: of my high cholesterol. And I can't drink milk or
Speaker 1: consume any dairy products because it gives me the hershey squirts. Okay,
Speaker 1: imagine when it's not much ketchup left in the bottle,
Speaker 1: so you squeezing it and it's coming out in squirts
Speaker 1: and it sounds like the bottle farting.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm talking about. We get it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can't do ice cream, milk, cheese if I
Speaker 1: do any of that cold brown all right? Back door sprint,
Speaker 1: bubble guts runs when you're walking up the ladder and
Speaker 1: you're hearing something splattered, diarrhea, diarrhea. So yes, I feel
Speaker 1: this young lady's pain and what I don't understand and
Speaker 1: why violence is often necessary. This mother, Jamisia Augustine, told
Speaker 1: the school her daughter had a dairy allergy. They didn't listen.
Speaker 1: This young girl kept having to go to the bathroom, okay,
Speaker 1: because she drank some milk in the morning when she
Speaker 1: wasn't supposed to.
Speaker 2: If you a teacher and.
Speaker 1: You an adult period, you know something about lactose in tolerance, right.
Speaker 1: If you know anything about lactose in tolerance, then you
Speaker 1: know this little girl wasn't playing. There is no such
Speaker 1: thing as telling a kid she's going to the bathroom
Speaker 1: too much when she has diarrhea.
Speaker 2: She couldn't control her bows.
Speaker 1: But instead of having empathy and caring and being there
Speaker 1: for this young lady, you decided to tell her no,
Speaker 1: enough is enough, and she ended up pooping all over herself.
Speaker 1: Kids are cruel. They will tease her relentlessly for this, okay.
Speaker 1: And then you decided to make up make her clean
Speaker 1: up her own fesis feces without gloves because you wanted
Speaker 1: to teach her a lesson.
Speaker 2: Nah, we got a squabble. We got the squabble, Jamisha.
Speaker 1: Her mother should have came in that classroom and knocked
Speaker 1: everything off your desk. Okay, this is all of this
Speaker 1: one right on, just just for dramatic effect. And then
Speaker 1: she should have knocked your head off. Okay, you got
Speaker 1: a husband, that little girl daddy should find.
Speaker 2: Him and beat him up too.
Speaker 1: No, no, no no, you made my daughter clean up
Speaker 1: her own back door brownies with her bad hands. We
Speaker 1: all gotta fight tag team back again, all right, Me
Speaker 1: and my wife against you and your husband. There is
Speaker 1: no way this woman can consider herself a good teacher.
Speaker 2: And if you are making your own daughter do things
Speaker 2: like this, and you not even a good parent. It
Speaker 2: was an accident.
Speaker 1: The young girl was experiencing something she couldn't control, and
Speaker 1: that's something is diarrhea. How about let me make you
Speaker 1: a large mcflurry with xlax, then make you drink some coffee,
Speaker 1: then make you take a shot of Hennessy. Okay, that's
Speaker 1: always been a laxatif for me. I even make you
Speaker 1: each some Mexican cuisine. Okay, I make you do all that,
Speaker 1: and then let me prevent you from going to the bathroom.
Speaker 1: Now what, let me tell you something teaches there's a
Speaker 1: good lesson to learn from doctor Seuss. Okay, the law
Speaker 1: as unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot,
Speaker 1: nothing is going to get better. It's not you have
Speaker 1: to start caring about these kids. Please give Rowlands Place
Speaker 1: Elementary School in Zachary, Louisiana. The biggest e hull person
Speaker 1: like that shouldn't even be teaching me that. I'm not
Speaker 1: even judging because you have to care about these children.
Speaker 1: You ain't let this little girl go to the bathroom
Speaker 1: knowing she got diarrhea, knowing she lacked toots and tolerant,
Speaker 1: and then you made her clean up feasts with her
Speaker 1: bare hands.
Speaker 2: She's not fit to be a teacher. It don't matter
Speaker 2: she is ten, It don't matter if she was twelve. Like, no,
Speaker 2: he don know. I'm with you, Charlott Man. Yeah, me
Speaker 2: and my wife, you gotta we gotta go squabble up.
Speaker 2: Then you call your.
Speaker 1: Mama and call your pops, because now grandpa and grandma
Speaker 1: want to come and squabble up too, like with the
Speaker 1: whole family squabling out.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, that's crazy. Could give a six year
Speaker 2: old pick it up diarrhea? Nah? And can you even
Speaker 2: pick up diarrhea?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: You can't be Yeah, you gotta wipe it up with paper,
Speaker 1: towels and tissue.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, the baby at home school now, ain't
Speaker 1: got time?
Speaker 2: Your baby is what you mean. I ain't Tambo, Molly.
Speaker 2: I'm talk about Ashton, right you said, my baby.
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 1: They grow fast in Baltimore, Molly Molly twelve right now,
Speaker 1: Molly twelve.
Speaker 3: First of all, she definitely about to be six months,
Speaker 3: but yes I can't.
Speaker 1: Your schools are just that's it's not it for me.
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