Textual Healing: Hot Teacher Nick

Summary

Podcast Summary: Brooke and Jeffrey: Second Date Update
Episode: Textual Healing: Hot Teacher Nick
Release Date: March 23, 2025
Host: iHeartPodcasts

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Episode Overview

In this episode of Brooke and Jeffrey: Second Date Update, hosts Brooke and Jeffrey introduce a new segment titled Textual Healing, dedicated to assisting listeners in navigating the often tricky terrain of text-based communication in relationships. The episode centers around helping a listener named Misty craft the perfect text message to pursue a romantic interest—her daughter's fifth-grade teacher, Nick—after a meaningful interaction during a school event.

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Introducing Textual Healing

At the beginning of the episode, Brooke and Jeffrey unveil their new segment, Textual Healing, designed to provide listeners with actionable advice on composing effective and appropriate text messages in various relationship scenarios.

Jeffrey (02:54):
"I want us to hurry this up."

Brooke (03:16):
"You need to text someone. You need some advice. You don't know what to say, so you hit us up."

The hosts emphasize that while the segment may sound straightforward, it promises engaging and dramatic discussions, inviting listeners to interact and seek help for their texting dilemmas.

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Listener's Story: Misty's Dilemma

Misty reaches out to the show seeking assistance in sending a text to Nick, her daughter's teacher, following an unexpected and somewhat awkward but promising interaction during a school decoration event.

Misty (05:31):
"Hi, guys."

Jeffrey (05:50):
"So tell us what made you email the show and how can we help heal you textually?"

Misty elaborates that while helping decorate for her daughter's elementary school graduation, she and Nick shared a moment that went beyond typical teacher-parent interactions. Now that her daughter is graduating, Misty feels it's the right time to explore the potential for a personal relationship with Nick.

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Crafting the Perfect Text Message

Brooke and Jeffrey engage in a collaborative effort to guide Misty in drafting a text that balances professionalism with personal interest. They discuss various strategies to ensure the message is received positively without crossing professional boundaries.

Brooke (08:35):
"We need to bring out her sexual side."

Jeffrey (10:05):
"I have a crazy idea, something that's going to get him interested and make him respond."

The team deliberates on the use of emojis, tone, and content to avoid misinterpretation. Misty sends her initial draft:

Misty (10:40):
"I have a crazy idea."

While the first attempt does not yield the desired response, Nick engages by referencing a "top secret mission," which Misty attributes to her daughter's playful remarks.

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Navigating Miscommunication and Adjusting Strategy

Upon receiving Nick's ambiguous response, Brooke and Jeffrey reassess their approach. They recognize that the initial text may have been too vague and advise Misty to clarify her intentions without overstepping boundaries.

Jeffrey (16:28):
"Dude, he thinks it's about kids in school. God, does this guy not know what a smirk emoji is?"

Brooke (19:05):
"Blush emoji or the blush."

Misty sends a follow-up text incorporating a blush emoji and a light-hearted comment about her daughter to bridge the gap between professionalism and personal interest. This nuanced adjustment appears to resonate better with Nick.

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Successful Outcome: A Date is Set

The refined text strategy pays off when Nick responds favorably, requesting Misty to meet on a Friday. This positive outcome highlights the effectiveness of mindful and strategic texting in transitioning from a professional association to a potential romantic relationship.

Misty (20:27):
"He said, are you free Friday?"

Brooke (20:35):
"So he asked you out, it sounds like. That is so cute."

Jeffrey humorously notes that Misty's daughter played a pivotal role in facilitating this connection, adding a heartwarming twist to the episode.

Jeffrey (20:40):
"And you know what? We. You actually didn't need our help. Ava had your back the whole time."

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Conclusion and Takeaways

The episode wraps up with Brooke and Jeffrey celebrating Misty's success, emphasizing the importance of patience, creativity, and authenticity in text communication. They encourage listeners to reach out for their own Textual Healing needs, promising further assistance in overcoming texting challenges in future episodes.

Brooke (21:09):
"If you're too shy to do a second date or anything else that involves phone conversations, why don't you email us and we can help text your problems away."

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Notable Quotes

• Jeffrey (10:18):
  "And if it goes bad, you could just say a class pizza party."

• Brooke (14:05):
  "I've been thinking about something for a while and I have a crazy idea."

• Misty (19:33):
  "He said you were going to reach out to a radio show and call me, so I want to avoid that. Oh, boy."

• Brooke (19:05):
  "Blush emoji or the blush."

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Final Notes

This episode of Brooke and Jeffrey: Second Date Update showcases the hosts' commitment to providing practical relationship advice through engaging and relatable segments. By successfully guiding Misty through her texting predicament, Brooke and Jeffrey demonstrate the potential of thoughtful communication in fostering new romantic connections.

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Transcript

[Brooke]

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[Jeffrey]

Hey, thanks for being here and taking a break from all that basketball. I know that's what you've been doing. I've been hiding in a different room for my husband all weekend.

[Brooke]

I want us to hurry this up.

[Jeffrey]

So I can get back to you. Hey, Esberg and Jeffrey, you found the second Date podcast and we're so glad you're here. You know, Sundays are really starting to be kind of a grab bag. What are you going to get in terms of relationship drama? Yeah, what's today, Brooke? What did I grab? Well, today we're going to introduce a segment we like to call Textual Healing. Yeah, and how would you explain that, Jose?

[Brooke]

You need to text someone. You need some advice. You don't know what to say, so you hit us up.

[Jeffrey]

Yep, that's it. That made it sound kind of boring. Yeah, I promise a lot more drama to come. Let us know what you think in the comments. And of course, don't forget to subscribe and follow. All right, let's get it started.

[Brooke]

Under the umbrella of forbidden love. Assuming that you are single. Okay, who in your life should you never ask out? Your mailman, maybe?

[Jeffrey]

That's not a big deal, I don't think.

[Brooke]

Well, no, they could mess with your mail.

[Jeffrey]

I know, but they have nice calves.

[Brooke]

Nice calves. But, you know, he's been around the block a few times, so literally. Probably not your grandpa's best friend. Well, again, too experienced. You'd never be able to keep up. I was going to say, I don't care how rich he is.

[Jeffrey]

Alexis, be able to keep up.

[Brooke]

Well, one of our listeners is thinking about crossing into the forbidden love zone because she had a moment in a school gymnasium and now she needs our help before this chance disappears forever.

[Jeffrey]

Got to be the janitor.

[Brooke]

We'll find out. You'll hear why. It's going to be more than a little awkward in a brand new textual healing that's coming up right after this. It's getting stronger and stronger when I get that feeling. Textual Healing. Textual. Of all the places that we want you to put your fingers, maybe the number one place is on your phone.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, not for me.

[Brooke]

Anything you could have said to make that not crazy? It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. No, we want you to run those digits all up and down your screen as we help you craft the perfect text message right here for our segment, Textual Healing.

[Jeffrey]

I love this segment.

[Brooke]

Yeah. If you haven't heard it before, it's where we help listeners who are stuck and not sure what to write to somebody in their life. We'll work with you to come up with something passable. That is our vow to you.

[Jeffrey]

I almost thought standard. I almost thought you're going to say something passive aggressive, which I'm like, that's also probably true.

[Brooke]

That's always on the table for us. And which listener has emailed the show today requesting our gentle textual touch? Her name is Misty. So let's welcome her. Misty, welcome to Brooke and Jeffrey in the Morning. Hi.

[Misty]

Thank you so much. Hi, guys.

[Jeffrey]

Misty, are you in an airport right now?

[Brooke]

Carnival.

[Misty]

Yeah, there's a lot going on right here. Okay, how's this?

[Brooke]

Better? That sounds a lot better. Okay.

[Misty]

Okay. Amazing.

[Jeffrey]

Great.

[Misty]

I'm so sorry, you guys.

[Brooke]

You're good, Misty, So tell us what made you email the show and how can we help heal you textually?

[Misty]

Okay, so I want to send a text to my daughter's teacher.

[Jeffrey]

Your daughter's teacher?

[Brooke]

Yeah.

[Jeffrey]

I shouldn't be awkward.

[Misty]

It's a little awkward. So here's the lowdown. So my daughter is graduating elementary school. She's in fifth grade.

[Brooke]

Brooke, don't cry. Don't cry. It happens to every child. I know I'm gonna be there and I'm gonna cry.

[Misty]

I'm doing my best, but I. I am a little bit happy about it because I had to go to the school to help decorate for an event.

[Jeffrey]

Okay.

[Misty]

And one of her teachers was there and we kind of like had a moment.

[Brooke]

Wait, good or bad moment? What type of. Yeah, describe this moment to us and don't spare any details.

[Misty]

We were. We were just decorating together and we started really hitting it off and we have a lot in common. And we. We had like sort of a heart to heart situation where it got like a little deeper than a teacher conversation.

[Brooke]

Like. Like some chemistry going on in there.

[Jeffrey]

Honestly, I've gone out drinking with some of my kids. Parents or kids? Teachers.

[Brooke]

Yeah, you know, like chemistry hit as well, bro.

[Jeffrey]

You confessing no chemistry, but, like, you can be friends or just people, right? Is that what you mean?

[Brooke]

Enough with how Brooke alienates herself at children's school. Let's talk more to Misty here. Hang out, not around the other parents. Misty, give us. What's the lowdown with this teacher? Are we talking guy, girl, married, single? What's the situation?

[Jeffrey]

That's what Alexis wants to know.

[Misty]

So he is a guy, he's single. I am divorced. As of. I would say, like A little over a year.

[Jeffrey]

Okay.

[Brooke]

Okay.

[Jeffrey]

That's a good time to start dating, right?

[Brooke]

Single.

[Misty]

Yeah. So I don't know, I'm just like, kind of ready to get back out there and I feel like we have this moment and I need you guys help me craft a text to this teacher because I am way too embarrassed to call him. Yeah.

[Brooke]

So wait, wait. You feel like there was a little bit of flirting? You want us to craft a text to push it into flirt mode or like, hey, I'm throwing the vibe out?

[Misty]

Yeah, and I think it's a really good time too, because I didn't want to get involved with anything of that matter while my daughter was still at school. It would have been really awkward. And now that she's graduating, I feel like it's good timing.

[Brooke]

I mean, your daughter would have got better grades in school though, if you're dating them back then. But that's fine if you want to avoid the awkwardness.

[Jeffrey]

No, but the thing is, is you don't want to come off as like the divorced mom hitting on the hot teacher. I mean, I just am thinking that he gets it all the time.

[Brooke]

You may be right.

[Jeffrey]

And I'm not saying don't do it. It's just that we gotta be creative. We gotta do it better than the rest of the divorced mom.

[Brooke]

Yeah.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah.

[Brooke]

Okay, so what's this teacher's name?

[Misty]

So the teacher's name is. Nick.

[Brooke]

Nick. Okay, so what do we write to Nick to put it out there that now that her daughter is going to be graduating from elementary school, she is open for business? My instinct would be to compliment him about how well he taught her daughter.

[Jeffrey]

I don't think you mentioned the kid.

[Brooke]

I. I think it's a good thought, Jose. But then she. Then she comes off as like the mom to the daughter and he's the teacher. It like solidifies that relationship.

[Jeffrey]

Exactly. You're re establishing the professional part.

[Brooke]

We need to bring out her sexual side. Yeah. Now, Brooke, you. I. I don't know. You're not an actor.

[Jeffrey]

When we were decorating that gym did like my balloons.

[Brooke]

Oh, no. Okay, if you like a restraining order put out against you, go with that one. He will not even get that.

[Jeffrey]

I think honestly, you just start with something really simple, like, I had so much fun with you other the other day.

[Misty]

Okay, well, that situation happened like a few months ago. I see him a lot because I'm like, involved in the classroom. But that was like a moment that happened a little while ago.

[Jeffrey]

Okay, what about you? Just.

[Brooke]

Well, hold on, let's hear what Alexis would say. What would your mom say to one of your teachers when you were in school?

[Jeffrey]

I want to know. I actually don't know what Barb would do.

[Brooke]

Yeah, okay, maybe you text Barb.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, let me ask.

[Brooke]

We can get her advice on it while we. While we brainstorm some more.

[Jeffrey]

What if you just. Okay, because it is kind of out of the blue, right? Like, you haven't talked about hanging out outside of school. Can you just start with I have a crazy idea?

[Brooke]

Yeah, I like. I like the idea, Brooke, of leaving it open ended, where it's like, I have a big question to ask or like I have a crazy idea, something that's going to get him interested and make him respond. And we. Exactly. We need him to respond. So that would be perfect.

[Jeffrey]

And then if it goes bad, you could just say a class pizza party. Yeah, exactly.

[Brooke]

We need to keep the eject button on the table though. No, Alexis, we should have a backup plan. An eject button. Ready. How do you feel about that, Misty?

[Misty]

No, that sounds good. That sounds like. Like a neutral in.

[Brooke]

Yeah, yeah. No other divorced moms in your school are thinking this way, so let's start typing something out.

[Misty]

So I'm putting. I have a crazy idea and I'm gonna say I feel like we bonded.

[Brooke]

No, no, no. Don't put all your cards on the table.

[Jeffrey]

No, that's it. That's all you say.

[Misty]

Yes, I have a crazy idea, period.

[Brooke]

Well, like, I've been thinking.

[Misty]

Okay.

[Brooke]

I've been thinking about something for a while and I have a crazy idea.

[Jeffrey]

Any emojis or even that, like, little excited kind of blushy person blushy cheeks? No. Okay, if you wanted to leave an.

[Brooke]

Eject button, that's senior citizen grandma vibes, so let's not do that. We could just send the grandma emoji.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, my mom sent sensual lips for a long time thinking that they were just regular kisses, so.

[Brooke]

Okay, reinforcing emojis are a bad idea. So let's just go emoji list on this one.

[Misty]

Okay, Got it. Should I send it?

[Jeffrey]

Yes, let's go.

[Misty]

Okay, I sent it.

[Jeffrey]

All right, you're freaking out. You don't need to freak out yet. I'm joke's on you. That's not what we wanted to say.

[Brooke]

We got her. Yeah. I'm just kidding. I'm totally kidding. You're gonna be fine. We've ripped the band aid off. Now we just have to wait and see if hot teacher Nick responds to you when we come back and continue with more Textual Healing try to score you a date right after this.

[Jeffrey]

Textual healing 101, Jeff.

[Brooke]

That's right. We're doing it right after this. If you're just joining us, we're in the middle of Textual Healing talking to a whose daughter is about to graduate from elementary school. She's been divorced for about a year now and felt like she had a moment with her daughter's teacher while they were setting up decorations at school together. Teacher's also single and she has now come to us asking for help because her daughter isn't going to be going to school there soon once she graduates. And now she's trying to put out the vibe over text that she is interested.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, my God. Can you imagine if this works out and you bring home your daughter's 5th grade teacher as your boyfriend?

[Brooke]

I mean, Misty, that's the dream, right?

[Misty]

It is kind of the dream, I'm not gonna lie.

[Jeffrey]

I mean, you know, he's good with kids and he can help with all her homework that you don't get.

[Brooke]

I don't want to bring the vibes down, but remember, we're still talking to a guy. It is hard for us to know when girls are hitting on us. Yeah. So we're gonna have to spell this out and be creative, especially teachers who always want to keep it professional whenever they're talking to parents. So there's a little bit of an extra barrier there. We've already sent one text, text that said, I've been thinking about something for a while and I have a crazy idea.

[Jeffrey]

Tell us he responded, please.

[Misty]

Okay, so he said, he responded. He said, hey, best room mom in the world. Love to hear it. What you got?

[Jeffrey]

Okay.

[Brooke]

He called you a room mom.

[Jeffrey]

He still thinks that her idea is going to be like a pizza party like you said.

[Brooke]

Alexis, maybe he can't assume. He's a teacher. He can't go like, hey, sexy. Yeah, he's got to let her leave. Maybe pizza parties are his love language, though. So we're still not out of the game. He is, you know, he's an elementary school guy after all.

[Jeffrey]

Well, I think right now you need to establish that you're not talking as the room mom right now. Yeah, because I'm a room parent. I get it. You know, you need to be like, actually, this idea is for outside the classroom.

[Brooke]

Yeah, I'm taking my room mom clothes off right now.

[Jeffrey]

Okay. Slowly. I think you say hat, not. Oh, okay.

[Brooke]

Fair. Just one article of clothing. Okay, so maybe that's a good way to start. Actually, I'm Taking my room mom hat off right now.

[Jeffrey]

And my ideas for outside the classroom.

[Brooke]

Yes, I actually like this.

[Misty]

Okay, gotcha.

[Brooke]

Should we do. Hang on, my room emoji. Is there, like, a celebration emoji? Like, where they're blowing the p. Oh.

[Jeffrey]

Sexy red lady dance emoji?

[Brooke]

What about just the smirk, maybe?

[Jeffrey]

Oh, oh, like the wink.

[Brooke]

The little smirky guy.

[Jeffrey]

We're going back after that.

[Brooke]

Yeah. What do you think? Misty? Like full purple devil, but it's flirty. Yeah. You know what I mean?

[Misty]

Yeah. Okay. I like the smirk one.

[Brooke]

Okay, go ahead and send that.

[Jeffrey]

The smirk makes up for the hat comment. Yeah, that makes it sexier.

[Brooke]

I'm a mom, but I'm a fun mom.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, that's what it says.

[Brooke]

So there we go.

[Jeffrey]

So funny.

[Misty]

Okay, okay, I sent it.

[Brooke]

Oh, my God.

[Jeffrey]

You can't go back from smirk emoji. Nope. You can't?

[Misty]

No.

[Brooke]

Well, you can't.

[Jeffrey]

What? Really?

[Brooke]

Yeah.

[Jeffrey]

How?

[Brooke]

You could say your finger slipped.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, nobody buys that.

[Brooke]

Send 10 angry swearing emojis right now. That's what I meant to say.

[Jeffrey]

My daughter got a hold of my phone. Just do poop emojis. That's the only one my kids like.

[Brooke]

You know, he's a teacher. He'll buy that. So it's out there, basically. Or at least we're starting to put the vibe out there. We're stepping away from room mom into just regular mom.

[Jeffrey]

You know, it may take a minute for him to, like, process. Right. Because this is a shock to him to get this. Yeah.

[Misty]

Wait, wait, wait, wait. He's totally running back, like, right now. Wait, wait, wait.

[Brooke]

Oh, he's writing. She didn't say the word. Are you guys gonna do it? No, I don't say it unless I hear the word. Okay, okay, okay.

[Jeffrey]

It's rules.

[Brooke]

Only the real ones know what I'm talking about.

[Jeffrey]

There's rules to that song.

[Brooke]

Did he send it?

[Misty]

He answered. Yeah. Okay, so.

[Brooke]

Okay, what does he say?

[Misty]

Oh, my gosh. Twitter. Okay, so it says. Oh. Does this have anything to do with the top secret mission Ava told me about last week?

[Jeffrey]

What?

[Misty]

So weird. That's my daughter.

[Brooke]

Ava's your daughter? You have a top secret mission or the teacher has a top secret mission?

[Jeffrey]

No, no, her daughter does. What do you know? What? Do you know what he's talking about with your daughter?

[Misty]

I actually. I have no idea. That is so weird.

[Brooke]

Okay, maybe the wires are getting crossed here. He's probably thinking of something different than the conversation we're trying to have with him.

[Jeffrey]

Dude, he thinks it's about kids in school. God, does this guy not know what a smirk emoji is?

[Brooke]

He's a good teacher. Gu.

[Jeffrey]

Next time.

[Brooke]

What happened to all the pervy teachers from when I was growing up?

[Jeffrey]

Exactly.

[Brooke]

Bring them back.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, the ones with weird lunch visit hours.

[Brooke]

Yeah. Oh, so sorry we're hating on your crush now, missy.

[Jeffrey]

I feel like we gotta get him off the kid thing, though.

[Brooke]

Well, what is this top secret mission that her daughter is talking to her teacher about, though? Shouldn't we ask what that is?

[Misty]

Yeah, I would love to know what that is, because if that's something, like, weird and creepy that I. I don't know about. That's scary.

[Jeffrey]

Why would it be weird and creepy? It's the most.

[Misty]

What's the top secret mission like?

[Jeffrey]

What's that?

[Brooke]

Did you already.

[Jeffrey]

Did you already text that back?

[Misty]

I sent it. I asked him what the top secret mission was.

[Brooke]

Oh, okay.

[Jeffrey]

Okay. Now I feel like we're really going far away from the flirting.

[Brooke]

Did you put another smirk on the end of the top secret mission text?

[Misty]

I didn't this time.

[Brooke]

Okay.

[Jeffrey]

Wasted on this man. He doesn't get.

[Brooke]

We can always jump up to the purple devil emoji if you get real desperate. Yeah, I mean, it's risky, but.

[Jeffrey]

No, I think you got to be.

[Brooke]

A scenario for that.

[Jeffrey]

Really literal with this guy. Yeah.

[Brooke]

Yeah.

[Misty]

Oh, wait, there's dots.

[Brooke]

Okay. On this one, Alexis only.

[Jeffrey]

Go, dots, dots, dots, dots, dots. I hate that so much. Okay, well, you did it wrong. There's a right way to do it. In one way is with energy and fun.

[Brooke]

I like the way she did it.

[Jeffrey]

Are you serious? Yeah.

[Brooke]

Did he write sorry? He texted back, what's the secret mission?

[Misty]

So he goes, ava keeps coming in at recess and telling me you talk about me at dinner, and I should ask you out already.

[Brooke]

What? Wait, No. I am so embarrassed for you. Your daughter. Your daughter's going in and saying, ask my mom out?

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, why wouldn't she? It's her favorite teacher.

[Brooke]

Oh, God.

[Jeffrey]

Her mom is. You know, kids can't. I can't keep secrets. This is perfect. Why do you guys think this is?

[Brooke]

Misty. This must be so embarrassing. She took all your playing cards away from you.

[Jeffrey]

What are you gonna write back?

[Misty]

I. I don't even know. She stole my whole game. Oh, my God.

[Brooke]

Okay, Misty, here's the good news. Is that he wouldn't have said that to you if he wasn't interested.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, that's a good point.

[Brooke]

The fact that he's bringing it up means that he feels like it's a safe thing to talk about with you guys.

[Jeffrey]

You need to put embarrassed face emoji and then just say, oh, my God, my daughter just blew up my game.

[Brooke]

Yeah, she's grounded for life, and you and I have a date. Is that too.

[Jeffrey]

Don't mention the daughter.

[Brooke]

Yeah, don't go too sexy with it.

[Misty]

No, the first part's good.

[Jeffrey]

I think you say, oh, my God, I'm so embarrassed.

[Brooke]

Blush emoji or the blush.

[Jeffrey]

I like the hands over the eyes. Oh, yeah, that's good.

[Brooke]

Either.

[Jeffrey]

Good one, Alexis.

[Misty]

I put the hands over the eyes just because it's a little more embarrassing.

[Brooke]

Okay. Yeah.

[Jeffrey]

And then just, like, how she called me out or something.

[Brooke]

One thing that I know is good to get people to respond is like, I don't even know what to say, Todd. Very true. Because then it puts it in his court.

[Misty]

Okay, okay, I sent it.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, my God. Okay, you guys, this is perfect. He's. That is such a flirty thing for him to say back to you. It really is, but your daughter's gonna have some really unrealistic expectations about this date.

[Brooke]

Yeah. And also, you probably need to have a conversation with your daughter about what needs to stay at the dinner table and what gets shared with everybody in your life.

[Misty]

I'm only wondering that. My mind is just, like, spinning with what else her teachers know.

[Brooke]

He doesn't like you.

[Jeffrey]

You know, teachers know everything. Kids got the biggest mouth.

[Misty]

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