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[@driprubies2464]

My parents sent in a note saying if they lay a hand on me they were done for…. So instead my dad would leave work in the event that I F up and do it himself!! Never had to happen… I’d usually F up at home with him watching 🤦🏽

[@nikocorrea9767]

Realitable

[@robertcampbell3019]

sorry he was so eager to strike you

[@cjinxed]

Graduated in '04 in Maine; never experienced corporal punishment in school. The worst punishment I recall receiving was in-school suspensions.

[@nateman79]

Early 90’s. Put ya Hands on the desk….. ‘you see the carriage on that picture hanging on the wall? How many wheels can you see?’ 3? WHACK WHACK WHACK. Now Go back to class

[@Piggy-0145]

Lmao that lagoon story reminded me of the time I went swimming in a river with my cousins and sister, and turns out that river was connected to a cattle farm and it was full of shit and piss. I also stepped on a dead animal or something cause it felt squishy then a putrid smell came from the water.

[@PeelePowered]

I graduated in 2016 and every year in highschool we had to turn in a paper either giving permission or not giving permission for corporal punishment here in NC.

[@taylorthomas2089]

Definitely got paddled in public school. 89 was a good year.

[@Tavis15ify]

My middle school attempted that way back when, until the principal was hospitalized by a dad n uncle lol Brought back a memory of 7th grade when an Acquaintance knocked out a teacher and a big ass Campo (yard duty) shit was so funny and hyped. Two grown men being dropped by a 13-15 year old was glorious to watch. (Super gang school)

[@BeyondBaito]

Read about a school that tried doing that and a group of students swatted the principal or something.

[@blinkrogue1344]

@@BeyondBaito imagine physical abuse is helping kids lol. Brain rot logic.

[@Squidgawddd96]

Lol I seen a kid tap the teacher out 😂it happens

[@johnbranton2631]

Paddling with parental permission elementary and middle school 90s early 2000s for me-same age as Taylor. Arkansas public schools btw.

[@jakenbake4555]

I’m 20 and grew up with corp punishment, it’s still common in Florida and Texas

[@ivansyomkin2156]

That's such a weird concept to me. In my country, if a teacher so much as grabs a student they'll get fired.

[@jakenbake4555]

@@ivansyomkin2156 I only ever saw it used it extreme cases, once because a kid stabbed another kid with a pen and the other time was because of graffiti.

[@studentaccount345]

If farmers weren't pumping the manure from lagoons onto their crops, they'd be shipping manure in from elsewhere or using manufactured fertilizer. The process is stinky, but necessary and efficient.

[@slugzz-]

Taylor has the funniest impersonations

[@matthewduggan1378]

We had a paddle in 2015 when I graduated

[@matthewduggan1378]

At school

[@sethduncan7095]

When Kyle said Livonia Georgia I swear I went straight to Livonia dlc on dayz lol

[@masenko4519]

Jeezus I'm Australian and we had this kind of stuff well stamped out by the 80s, mid 90's that sounds crazy to me

[@Giovanni_Litterini]

so did the USA but the midwest and deep south is a different more old school USA area

[@VenomSnakeMGS]

I went to elementary school in the early 2000s in the south and yeah kids got spanked at my school. I never got sent but knew kids who did.

[@EnigmaGameMaster]

I know people from the southern USA that confirmed, paddling is still going on to this day.

[@Giovanni_Litterini]

@@EnigmaGameMaster still happens in the midwest too

[@CheezersDeluxe]

@@EnigmaGameMaster As it should.

[@popebryanii7224]

My school kept the paddles in the display cases with the school trophies.

[@claytonyates527]

Here in IN you can't spray manure on the ground you have to use a plow with hoses on it to "knife" it into the ground.

[@spimbles]

YOOOOO Wax?!! I remember that dude from wayyyy back yo holy shit

[@MyNameIsGhost]

Bruh... holding ur hand out and having knuckles flicked LMAOOOOOO is this a jk...that hurts ur finger more than it even bothers ur knuckles LMAO

[@Xfacta12482]

I went to a small public highschool in Ohio in 2008, graduated with about 70, and the guys were allowed to choose between a detention & a paddle on the ass from the superintendent. There were holes in it for less air resistance just like Kyle was sayin Not in the middle of nowhere either. Small subburb of Cleveland/Akron

[@DeltaCDN]

They used seclusion rooms in jr high, and in elementary there was no real punishment, i just remember the principal was so anygry whenever i had to see him, he wouldn't even allow you to explain yourself or talk or he just say shut up and accuse you of more than what you did. A real pos.

[@392Joel]

Man I was born in 99 and I had multiple principals swat me with a wooden paddle in elementary school

[@trollingdirty8910]

In Cobb County GA, public school, I got it in 8th grade still that would've been '88.

[@critter777]

Pfas is what he was talking about. Water resistant/proof chemicals. Plastics, your clothes, you name it. We're all contaminated and it's inescapable.

[@clinttheboss2117]

Paddling was normal at the 9 different public schools I went to up until 2000 at the least.

[@mynameisjeff6988]

3:41 classic

[@keberTxelArM]

I was 6’3 by the time I was 14, I don't think my mom(5'6) spanking me would've done much... My dad (6'8) on the other hand kept my ass in line lol

[@thebarbershop6693]

I'm surprised you don't hear more stories of kids retaliating lol

[@mickgarner3207]

I was in school till 2016 when I graduated and they had paddlings until I graduated as far as I know it was Mississippi though

[@PeelePowered]

Same here in NC!! 2016 here aswell lol

[@DatBoi-mo9vc]

2016 here in Texas, we woulda beat the teachers up if they touched us.

[@mickgarner3207]

@@DatBoi-mo9vc yea you can do that then get arrested we had 4-6 cops in our school at all times with only 1200 students you can try some shit like that but you’ll get tazed or worse

[@mickgarner3207]

@@DatBoi-mo9vc also think about this your may age 24-25ish the paddling at my school was done by men for men so you can say you’d beat them up maybe you would but think of a 14-18 year old trying to fight you now think about how that would go

[@Itsthatdudej]

In Texas it’s still legal it’s called corporal punishment a teacher told me about it in middle school our school banned it as well as others but there’s still hundreds doing it

[@aSpaghettiWestern]

When I was like 5 we moved to Alabama and they had the paddle punishment and I was like wtf is going on in Bama. Moved back to San Diego and I went to this baby sitter that would watch like 10 kids at a time. It was like rugrats. But when we were “ bad” she would put a spoon full of tobacco in our mouths.

[@SplendidCoffee0]

You mean Tabasco, right?

[@aSpaghettiWestern]

@@SplendidCoffee0 haha yeah, Tobasco

[@SplendidCoffee0]

@@aSpaghettiWestern okay, lmfaoooo. I was worried for a second.

[@GodBeforeMoney]

Public schools in Texas would paddle. At least they did in the 90s.

[@redbullsuper9559]

im 20 the last time i was paddled was in 5th grade i belived they stopped right about then but idk how most people hear about it ans think its a joke but no grown ass men and woman paddling a kid who isnt even theirs was a normal for a while lol

[@bill2fast143]

80s grade school Atwater California corporal punishment with parents concent

[@dryayman1884]

Woody has clearly never been in a classroom trailer. The A/C never works, it smells bad, and gets really stuffy

[@DeltaCDN]

They probably never had a when woody was in school idk what he's talking about, and I was in school at one point where there was singular buildings for each classroom, I don't remember if we had a then.

[@xt000ggang7]

They did at the christian school i went too in 2010ish but it never happened to me

[@aSpaghettiWestern]

Taylor, you grew up in st Louis ? Have you talked about the bubble heads yet on the podcast ?

[@justinantonius2823]

So interesting this would never work in Hawaii I've yet to meet the 120 lbs Japanese or Okinawan principle that is going to physically discipline a 400 lb tongan Samoan or Hawaiian. I was friends with an adopted black guy here named dane nakama he was 320 lb at 11 years old training jiu jitsu and taekwondo

[@phoenixkotsapa2099]

Im from nz, A dude got 6 months for hitting his kid with a jandal I think you guys in the us call them flipflops

[@DatBoi-mo9vc]

We call them sandals, not jandals wtf

[@squidwardo7074]

@@DatBoi-mo9vc I know some people that call them jandals for jesus sandals

[@ggman7143]

I don’t believe that Kyle knows shit about farming everyone know’s you cut the pigs tails so piglets don’t bite each other. I learned that in 7th grade if he was older and can’t remember that I don’t believe he grew up in truly rural area.

[@zackreaves9846]

Chickens are much different than pigs. In the SE, most people with livestock that do it full time specialize in a couple animals. Kyles dad was BIG in chickens and cows. Hogs aren’t very big in GA. Most hog farmers are over in the Carolinas. I will say that Kyle often doesn’t seem to understand some very basic things about rural life or it may be a bit for the show. Who knows.

[@gcole2108]

This sort of thing was banned by the 1970s in Canada and most other developed countries, from what I know. Pretty unbelievable to hear this goes on in the US still.

[@ostapstasiuk677]

In Ukraine we probably still have punishments like this.