Teaching Is Way Harder Than It Looks - Dry Bar Comedy

Teaching is way harder than it looks, and we think 2020 proved that to a lot of people. These Dry Bar Comedians were once upon a time real teachers teaching real students, and the experiences they had are absolutely hilarious. We hope you enjoy this compilation of comedians talking about what its like to be a teacher.

Comedians featured in this compilation include

Cory Michaelis

Brian Moote

Chad Thornsberry

Orlando Baxter

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[boredmoroccan]

I think teachers need to be rewarded by the phrase "Thank you for your service." as well

[debbiecardamone]

I am a retired teacher in FL. One day on the first day of school while teaching my second graders a few years back I was telling them how I came to FL from OH. One kid couldn’t contain himself, jumped out of his chair, so impressed by that as he exclaimed: “You came all the way from Ohio? Wow! How did you learn English so fast?!?” Our first lesson was a geography lesson.

[sharimedleyed.s.]

I’m currently a teacher (23 years in middle school) & it’s not the kids that are the problem, but usually the parents (they’re enablers)…. they usually maintain that their little baby-angel can do no wrong; instead of, working with the teachers to help these kids become mature, productive members of society.

[Chris-orit]

College professor here. Most of my students are defiantly not collage ready.

[SarahLizDoan]

Rotfl....
“You called my daughter stupid”
“I’d never call your daughter stupid. I ASKED her if she was stupid”
Lol 😂

[nteague]

You cannot discipline a kid while you are laughing! 😂 So true. I feel you Mr. Buttnugget.

[peggyrider]

"These monsters feed on weakness!"

I'm dead. Legitimately dying 🤣

[mbrennan]

I learned more my first year of teaching than I did my entire college experience. Any adult who has been in a classroom for more than a day has stories just like this. Bravo gentlemen! You should receive a coffee mug and a jeans day for this!

[kingnano]

As a teacher from ages of infancy, toddlers, preschooler’s… everything about kids smelling weakness is ACCURATE 😂

[onemercilessming]

My son sent me, a retired teacher, this meme when the schools were closed: (keep in mind that there are about 57 million school-aged children in the USA). "Fifty Seven million sets of parents are about to find out that the TEACHER may not have been the problem after all!"

[READINGSCARESIDIOTS]

I love being a teacher! You need to have a strong stomach, endless patience, empathy galore and a wonderful sense of HUMOR!

[JustPilgrim]

Been teaching 25 years… ten years in kindergarten. I love it. There is never, ever a dull moment!

[onemercilessming]

This is a retired teaching speaking: NOTHING in your expensive college-level teacher education preparation classes...I repeat, NOTHING in your expensive college-level teacher education preparation classes prepares you for teaching. Just so you know. College professors who haven't been in a public school classroom for over 20 years will lead you to believe that the children are going to stand when you enter the classroom, bow deeply, and say: "Oh noble and highly-educated one, fill me with your wisdom." NOPE. It's more likely that they will stare you down and say, bluntly, "I dare you to try to teach me something. I dare you". Now, having said that, if you stand your ground, establish boundaries, are unfailingly sympathetic, caring, consistent, and FAIR, they will respond positively to your instructional minutes. MINUTES. They're good for about 10...or less. Just pretend you're a video game. No, Seriously. I loved teaching. The kids were great. Their parents sucked, but the kids were great.

[UncleNath]

"I got tired of driving to work each day wishing the building was on fire."

[empty_melodies]

When that one guy talks about holding in laughter with your back turned to the students after one of them says something hilarious is so true lol

[jamesdakis]

First day of class when I was teaching I told my students that there WAS one stupid question..." Will this be on a test?" I explained that if I took the time to teach it and the state figured it was worth paying me to be there, the answer ahead of time was, "It might be". Nobody ever asked.

[Frostbunny]

I had a student who would hiss at people. One day he hissed at me so I hissed back. His face was hilarious.

[lisahayes]

I've taught classes from 7th grade through College, and the most important grade is Kindergarten. It's not only the hardest to teach, it's the most necessary. Imagine a classroom of college freshmen who don't know when to go to the restroom, how to wait their turn, or how to interact -- Chaos! Elementary and pre-school teachers are saints!!!! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

[ThePrinceOfwealth]

"Your parents apparently made 2 mistakes" lol

[evieartstudios]

“No, don’t clap, I got out, don’t clap.” 😂😂😂