We have all been guilty of saying a few nasty words about our demanding teachers behind closed doors, but very few of us have ever actually done it to their faces.
Well, thanks to the ongoing pandemic, the combination of Zoom video classes and technologically inept teens is making bitching to your teacher's face more of a reality.
Take 15-year-old Jordan Provan, who recently decided to record a quick TikTok bashing her teacher while taking part in a video class from her home in Killeen, Texas.
Watch the painfully awkward video below:The disgruntled teen wasn't impressed with her teacher's instructions on where the students should be present while attending the video geometry class, as she starts by saying:
"I'm on a Zoom call and the teacher is like, 'Okay, well, turn your camera on just mute your mic, just don't be in bed or in your bathroom or like, in your kitchen...'"
An exacerbated Jordan then shouts: "Where else am I supposed to go?! I don't have a game room, I don't got like, 18 bedrooms-"
However, before she can continue, her teacher's voice can be heard over the laptop responding to Jordan.
"Okay, easy, easy now. You can be in your kitchen, I didn't say anything about not being in the kitchen," he says, adding: "I just said you need to be in an appropriate place. And I was just giving some examples."
It was at this moment Jordan realized she had forgotten to mute her mic and her teacher had heard her entire rant.
The teacher can then be heard explaining: "You can be in your bedroom, I just been don't be in bed under the blankets. And you must be appropriately dressed. Okay?"
After a long pause, the teacher can be heard saying, "We'll start in a couple of minutes", to which Jordan just covers her mouth and says: "Oh shhhh-".
Jordan did later uploaded video to her TikTok page, along with the caption: "I wish this was fake.... I got in so much trouble #zoomcallsgonebad".
Since being posted four days ago, it has already been viewed over 16.9 million times.
So it's nice to know that when Jordan is expelled from school, at least she's got a character as a social media star to fall back on.
