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YouTuber Still Identifying as Teacher Unsure Why Students Won’t Take Them Seriously This is satire Like, Subscribe, and Sit Down Part I: Authority Ends at the Upload Button YouTuber Still Identifying as Teacher Unsure Why Students Won’t Take Them Seriously LOCAL CLASSROOM — An educator who now spends most evenings filming YouTube videos titled “Why Kids Today Are the Problem” expressed confusion this week after noticing a sharp decline in classroom authority. “I just don’t g


How Garbage Festivals Adopt Garbage Administration to Achieve Garbage University Status
This is Satire (mostly) VANCOUVER — In a bold move experts are calling “deeply familiar,” several North American music festivals have successfully completed their transformation from scrappy cultural gatherings into full-fledged Garbage Universities , adopting the same bloated administrative structures, opaque back doors, and unpaid labor pipelines traditionally reserved for higher education. Much like universities, modern festivals now insist they are “community-first” while


DJ (Who Makes No Music) Sets Firm Guidelines on Who Is Allowed to Speak About Rave History
This is satire In an effort to bring clarity, structure, and much-needed order to a historically chaotic culture, a DJ who has never released music has officially set firm guidelines on who is allowed to speak about rave history. The announcement came after several “pesky kids” and veterans alike dared to comment online without first checking whether their lived experience aligned with the DJ’s personal framework for acceptable discourse. “Rave History is important”, the DJ

