Harry Scott

It was like one school I went to and the principal came in and told me at morning tea time, they were like, oh, we've just sent an email home.

And I was sitting there going, oh no, like,

No, that I was at school.

So all the parents knew that I was there, but they were like, well, just sent an email home to just say.

And I was like, oh, what's going on?

What's going on?

It's like, oh, just because the kids have all got muddy shoes.

And it's like, what?

Like, is that?

In what world is that a big enough deal that a principal needs to send a mass email home to parents that's like, you've got muddy shoes, but it's like, okay, get it.

But that's what that community needs.

And so it's like, okay, like, you know, we'll roll with that.

Yeah, yeah.

So I had another experience where when I was working in school camps, all the kids got off the bus and, you know, they've been on bus for however long and they're full of energy.

So I was like, let's...

run them around and let them bounce around the place, blow off the energy until, so then we can get them to sit down and actually get to what we need to do.

And then this teacher comes in, they're like, oh, hold on, we've got to stop.

I was like, oh, okay, like, you know, oh, we don't run.

And I was like, oh, that's really bizarre, but okay, whatever, we'll move on, but I'll talk to you later about it.

And so I went,