Haley Jones

It was like tears and tears and horror.

You know, it was bad.

But what, you know, the process of that was like, I never even liked math.

And I had had a math teacher in high school say like, you'd be a great teacher.

So that's when I, you know, failed the LSAT for lack of a better word.

I was like, well, I guess I'll be a good math teacher.

Then I get a job not knowing.

And I should have known like looking back.

So they have like career fairs, right?

Well, first of all, nobody wants to be a math teacher.

Okay.

No, it's nobody really wants to do that.

Okay.

It's not true.

Well, you know, so anyways, basically there's a lot of open math positions.

Okay.

Because there's not, you know, if you have a math degree, like you could go be an engineer somewhere and make a lot more money than like being a math teacher.

And not that it's all about the money, but you know, that's a whole other conversation anyways.

So they have like career fairs and you go to like cafeteria table to cafeteria table and you talk to the different like principals.

And this principal's like, have you taught before?