Florida Woman Just Wanted to Fit In, so She Let Kids Vape

She was so worried about her junior high students liking her, so offered up her vape. Say goodbye to your job lady.

Episode Transcript

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Straight clowns. Jennifer Hale is thename of our clown of the day to
day. She is a substitute teacherout there in FLOWERDA. She's a flowerder
woman U. They asked her tocome in and sub over there for a

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seventh grade classroom at Eustace Middle School, and apparently at the very last moments
of the school day that was aboutto ring, she overheard one of the
seventh graders in her class say,you know, I really want a vape
right now, like they do.Y'all don't even know what you're doing to
your body, so put those downto buy your children those ugly pans.

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But anyway, she overheard it.She was like, oh, I have
one right here. Oh my gosh. And Jennifer said, you know what,
go ahead and hit this damn littleboy, handed it over to him.
Let the kid go ahead and tapher a vape. Now, Jennifer,
this is the funny part. Shesaid. She let the kid hit
her, babe, because she justwanted to quote unquote fit in as a

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substitute teacher. Jennifer, these hischildren, these his kids. If you
don't get your grown butt, theyhell up out of here. You fifty
years old. So once of course, the you know people over at the
school heard about it. They hadto tell the police and they went knocking
at her door. I never thoughtthat substitute teacher would give my child that
just other students. You can't dothis, You just can't do it.
I mean, this should be commonsense. She has a responsibility to that

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classroom to protect kids, not abusethem. We contacted her. She immediately
post Miranda confessed to doing it.Her response was she just wanted to fit
in a clown Guyana clowns day clownman, a clown. They absolutely told
her but to leave the campus andnever return. Brot, I don't think

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you'll ever teach again. If youget fired from a school in Florida,
you probably shouldn't be working no morewith you. Florida water be different, saying