Comments by "SpacemanTheo" (@SpacemanTheo) on "Atozy" channel.

@brezzychill2424 I know this is a rare case, but when we got a PE 'teacher' that started bullying certain kids, the class would turn around and give back what they got. The principal and the District director got involved and laughed about it when we told the whole story. They didn't fire him, but told him that if he couldn't handle having the same shit platter served to him as he was giving to us, he could leave. Honestly I wish that was the case in most schools, feels like we were being trained for creating Unions against those that abuse power.
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Judging by the weather and time of the year, he probably wasn't planning on flying for the season. Idk if they have insurance for storage and if this would count.
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I 100% see it as justified. There's two dudes, one of which TOWERS over you and is acting aggressively and you have no idea why, you have one second to make a decision and act on it. People saying that he shouldn't have fired never have been in that kind of situation and have no idea how deadly it gets. There's no way Alan could have even run (they definitely would have caught him) so it's either fight or let shit happen and I for one would rather fight and be tried by 12 rather than be carried by 6.
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While true in most of Canada (where I live and what I've seen) thats often not the case in more rural parts of America. I notice that the switch boxes definitely did not have any sort of lock.
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@harborwolf22 you've obviously never had plastic wrapped tightly around your torso. That shit can get very dangerous very quickly. I doubt they meant or thought it was harmful, but what they thought doesn't change the fact it was indeed, dangerous.
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@DragonGoddess18 then be specific when calling out bad teachers/principles. Again not going to say that there aren't bad teachers and there isn't a huge need for reform, but speak only of your personal experiences and and that you're wary of them. That's fair. But don't go saying every single one is garbage when that is just not true.
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@DragonGoddess18 I believe the ones at my school did care. But I also recognize that there's a number of them in other places that don't. I didn't speak for every case and you shouldn't either.
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Literally Walmart employees that have to work with food have more solid education/understanding for food safety than this fake chef. (She's not a certified/graduate chef. She a damn caterer.)
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Ah, sorry, I replied to the wrong comment.
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@AlfonzoCam everything about the situation just went over your head. The idiot knew and was purposely being threatening as part of the 'prank'. You're ignorant as shit if you can't place yourself in said situation and say you wouldn't act exactly how Alan did.
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She is not a professional chef. She's just a personal chef/caterer with an ego.
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Execpt that's not even what the card means. This is like doing a card reading and having 'pull ten cards' uno cards just randomly there.
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The gap was narrow enough, but the force of the impact caused the SUV to basically go over. If anything they're not tall enough. Regardless they did their job otherwise those bros would be smeared across the floor.
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In THIS situation I agree she jumped in with both feet, even after getting caught by her fiance. However, with power imbalances this steep, there's usually some kind of manipulation going on. 'Hey, I know you're struggling with rent this month. How about I treat you to a dinner?' and that turns into 'this is our agreement. I don't say anything and you don't say anything and you won't lose your job.' It's all veiled threats that could be spun as 'harmless'. I've seen that shit happen. Bosses ALWAYS have the option to say no and suffer nothing. The subordinate may not if their livelihood is being threatened by someone with authority.
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