Tyler Jackowski- popular cutie pie teacher on TikTok is nominated for America’s Favorite Teacher!

If he was actually a good teacher, he wouldn't be on Tik Tok.

Is he the Home Ec teacher? Because it looks like he’s smelling cookies.

R2 fuck off dude. It’s 2024. They have to find ways to connect with todays youth.

Eat shit, R4

[quote]fuck off dude. It’s 2024. They have to find ways to connect with todays youth.

He can connect to today's youth ... I don't know, in his fucking classroom?

Tik Tok (and especially Tik Tok compared to YouTube because of the pay), is strictly for fame whores.

R6 you’re so envious.

[quote] If he was actually a good teacher

If you’d had a good teacher, perhaps you would have used “were” instead of “was”.

[quote] They have to find ways to connect with todays youth.

In order to teach youth when to use apostrophes correctly.

And if you had a cunt, R8, we could all kick you in it.

Barf.

[quote]you’re so envious.

Of his looks and youth?

Sure.

Of his obsessive need to put himself out there for millions of strangers in the need of some kind of ... I don't know what.

No.

[quote] If you’d had a good teacher, perhaps you would have used “were” instead of “was”.

You might want to check a textbook. Was is grammatically correct.

Mmm hmm, a cutie patootey for sure. Is that chalk in his pocket or is he just happy to see someone?

Welcome to the DL, Tyler!

Are you just here to drum up publicity, or have you been with us for a while?

R5 You eat shit. He is absolutely right and spot on. Are you some type fkin psychotic idiot?

R8 The public education school system FAILED him.

TO BE FAIR ....

[quote]you’re so envious

I am also genuinely jealous that he has that kind of drive to teach in general. It is a low paying, thankless job, and even the retirement benefits aren't all that anymore per a relative of mine.

I admire anyone who goes into the profession because it is not easy.

That said, Tik Tok is not the avenue to make up for it. Either financially or emotionally.

I have two friends who make ... some money on YouTube (it isn't great but they have niche - no not porn - content). They both tried Tik Tok and the return is terrible. Tik Tok is a platform to TRY to get famous enough to have a YouTube channel (where you actually get paid), or you don't care and just want to be a media whore.

I'd like to give this guy the benefit of the doubt, but posting on Tik Tok (or YouTube shorts as a newbie) is a red flag. Just open an OnlyFans and skip the A to B to C to D to E to F, that a lot do.

[quote] You eat shit. He is absolutely right and spot on. Are you some type fkin psychotic idiot?—TeacakeRises

When I wanna hear from you, junkie, I'll come over and steal your tina and make you beg for it. Until then, shut the fuck up.

I'm in! Last name ends in "ski", Polish decent with girthy thick cut tool of average length. Never met a Polish dude who was not good in bed. Usually naturally masculine ( now days it's called "Toxic") friendly like to have a good time. Best score is blue collar type.

R18 your “friends” incomes have nothing to do with him. We aren’t all equal. We don’t make the same. Not to mention pay in the school system varies by state. Hes a Boston teacher.

R19 #mentalhealth

R22- DeFacto

He looks like he descends from banjo-playing relatives.

[quote]“If he were” and the Subjunctive Mood The phrase “if he were” is part of a very small subset of English grammatical tense called the subjunctive mood. This tense is used to talk about situations or things that are hypothetical, or that haven’t or couldn’t happen but are being considered from an academic perspective. For instance: If he were king of the world, he’d give everyone one million dollars. If he were a dog, he’d get to laze around all day.

[quote]On the other hand, when referring to something that may have actually happened, you would use “if he was.” There’s no official grammatical term for this context, but a good way to think of it is as the plausible past. For example: If he was ever late to work, they would write him up. If he was rude to you, I’m sorry.

[quote]This version of the phrase is used when talking about a real situation without giving a specific instance (such as in the first example) or in a case where it’s unclear whether the past action or situation actually occurred (such as in the second or third examples).

R23 #mentalhealth. And I’m not gon take my foot off yo neck neevah. You gon stop accusing me of being that cunt.

WTF, DeFacto, did you get cast in a community theater production of "A Raisin in the Sun?" Why are you talking like that?

R27 Ho I am black. And will resort to speaking in my AA vernacular when I need to read and put low vibrational thots like you in your place. Carry on.

R27 you go gurl!!!! Read that bitch to filth!

[Quote]And will resort to speaking in my AA vernacular

Good luck kicking the booze, Temucake.

He looks so wholesome.

R28 literally no black person would type out the sentence you just did.

R32 well I’m that black owrson. Just like yall Django said “I’m that n**ga”. I am not going to back down from my truth.

Person*

Did anyone notice that he has a dildo in his pocket? What is that in his pocket if not a dildo?

[quote] well I’m that black owrson. Just like yall Django said “I’m that n**ga”. I am not going to back down from my truth.—TeacakeRises

SNOOOOOOOOOOOOORRRRRRTTTTTTT

Cute

R36 You are vile and just despicable. Blocked.

Sure, dear. You crave the attention almost as much as you do the tina.

He does look very cute. I'd like to see him without pants on just to be sure though.

[quote] —"If he was is correct " in this context

No no no no no no no. Sorry. I’m not whoever posted the bitchy criticism of “if he was a good teacher” but they were right and you are not. It’s right there in the link you shared. If something could not be true or have happened, you’d use the subjunctive “were”. If it could POSSIBLY have happened you use the indicative “was”.

If he were a dog (he’s not a dog.)

If he was late (he could possibly be late.)

If he were a good teacher (he’s not possibly a good teacher.)

You’re welcome.

You're wrong, R41. Sorry. You just are. Look at your own explanation.

I’m not r42. I explained why, but calm down. “You just are” isn’t a compelling argument.

I'm not R42 and whoever else you're speaking to R41/R43 - but what the [bold]FUCK[/bold] is your problem??? Calm the fuck down.

R44, I’m worried about your blood pressure.

You should worry more about your own blood pressure R45.

I’m not [R42]. I explained why, but calm down. “You just are” isn’t a compelling argument.

There was nothing crazed about my response. It was quite calm. You're just embarrassed because you're wrong. And I told you why you were wrong, but you can't accept it. Look at your argument and you'll see why you're wrong.

[quote] And I told you why you were wrong

Did you?

🤣

For a DL threadbait subject like a twink trying to win a Readers Digest (that still exists?) contest. This thread sure took a hell of a turn.

" Were" is used if the sentence or phrase is contrary to fact. "was is used if there is a possibility of it being true. apparently this teacher has sparked no interest, as the arguments have all been on grammar. It's probably because we all know the award will never be given to a white male..

Tea cake is Davida Rochelle.