How I Got Away With Ditching Class

Fun fact, I finished this video (after losing a chunk of the finished animation cuz my computer is garbage) on a 13 hours flight to Australia where I'll be attending Vidcon!

“I hate math. I can do it, but I hate it.” I felt that on a hella personal level

One time I skipped class in the middle of summer... Beat that.

Fun story. So teachers always told me if you need a break just leave. So we we’re in a math class and we had a new playground that year, and we had windows right outside facing the park we’re kids were playing and we all were looking and a few kids were whispering about it. The teacher who we shall call… Dorthy, she’s in her early 30’s and this is her first year teaching and she says to the class “if you want to interpret my class than leave” so I stood up walked out sat in the hall on my phone. She came out and got me asked if I was all right I came back in. afterwards this was my friends perspective. “Dorthy” leaves the room suddenly kids start standing up everyone’s heading towards the door it’s crowded only like five kids out of thirty sitting. Some have coats on hats. When they hear the classic heels and my friend said there was a stampede back to there desks knocking over chairs they made it somehow not sure wizards. And that was the day I almost got my teacher fired 😅 I was the talk of the school for quite a while for being “brave” it was more just stupidity and frustration and the slightest of guts

I remember watching this for the first time like three years ago and the idea of “Algebra 2” was such a complex hard class…now I have that class this year 😂boy how time flies. Thanks for the video Adam, I love rewatching your videos!

The Boy who cried toilet

0:00 today we are going to be talking about differences of squares. This is not a square it is a triangle.

I mentally skipped every class i could. LOVED it. I was basically homeschooled. My parents helped me with math aznd the rest was mainly reading and answering worthless questions. I think of adopting a child, or multiple, and the basics are required, but they will learn what they WANT, other than that.

The one time I ditched class was when I was feeling too anxious to go to a certain class. So I just hid in a bathroom stall until the end of the day.

“That’s important in MEXICAN” yes kids, that’s why it’s important to stay in school.

Adam: I hate math James (the odd 1s out) : I was gonna be a math teacher

I’m in algebra 2 right now (as a sophomore) and I can completely relate to being good at math but not liking it. I mean let’s be honest, that’s pretty much how everyone feels about math whether they’re good at it or not. Ironically, we also have this kid in that class who will just discreetly leave and then come back like half an hour later and I guess the teacher just hasn’t noticed this pattern yet even though he’s been doing it for the whole semester.

My lifeline through the high school slog was art. Filled roughly four sketchbooks per year, and the teachers hated me for it. I was one of those students who could just listen to background drone, and get the gist of it. Head always stuck in a sketchbook. I was content with that, scraping along at the bare minimum. The hourly passing period breaks to go smoke probably didn't help. Heheh. But I made it through! Launched myself into art college with a HUGE work portfolio, and I think that's enough to be proud of. ^_^

I had a 3 hour Economy class that made me want to die. I passed the time by playing chess on a notebook with my brother, erasing and drawing pieces.

Why go to class when you can just... eat paper 🤔🤔🤔

I love doing my amateur 2d animations, but they really do take a long time so I thank you for doing what you do.

Adam: * says damn and gets censored * Tabbes: * says the whole cuss alphabet *

Adam “I freaking hate math” James “crush,kill,destroy”

YALL, HE DID THE IMPOSSIBLE he drew realistic hands

I feel bad. You have no clue how many times that has happened to me in the car on the frikin highway. From ages 7-12 I have been in that situation, just way worse. Now I'm 13 and can deal with it easier. I find this situation that you have described more terrifying than it probably should have been. I relate to this on a personal level.