Ridiculous School Rules #5: No Gadgets Allowed (2D)

[@JelliesWorld]

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[@TheSlipperyNUwUdle]

We were allowed to have our phones at school but we had to turn the ringtone off and leave it in our bags. Kindles were allowed tho, and I would use mine to read fanfic in class my senior year. 😅

[@yiwoon_cr8s]

Hooo boi Mine too Because we have to turn the ringtones back on for emergency calls

[@mayanah.2875]

In India, there is NO way you could sneak a phone in school. If brought, even if accidentally, you're going to be in ginormous trouble

[@idontknowmyname69]

True 😢

[@6VJ9]

Josh sounds like u went to jail instead of school 💀

[@WoodlandGloom]

It's different in America depending on which region (its a huge country, you can be driving for nine hours and still be in one state) and your social class/economic status. When I was growing up in Alabama (The Deep South) I went to some schools in the countryside, which the kids going there were usually working class or just at the poverty line which means nobody had phones in elementary. We did get this one rich girl who was only going to our school because of her home being on the bus route but nobody tolerated her because of how much she'd show off her wealth and how she was able to get her hair done all the time and her clothes oh-so-fancy and new, I even pushed her in the mud once because she tried being a bully and she cried like a baby lmao. When I moved far up North, total cultural shock. Went from poverty line to working class, but in general peoples' attitudes towards things shocked me most. My house was in the district of a very fancy rich school- not private, but its basically rich public school because of the area we were in- and around this time I got my first phone, a blackberry, which I LOVED (and I still hate touchscreen phones, they're so hard to type on) but this was around the time touchscreens were dominating, so I still got bullied for being poor and mocked because not only was I still wearing hand-me-downs and clothing from Goodwill, but my phone was soooo out of date! On the bright side this meant nobody tried stealing my phone and it was VERY hard to damage.

[@axelkitten3189]

Lmao I remember when this was me in primary school. Got my first phone. It was a Nokia. I could only use the built in msging thing and could only play like 2 games on it. And it was super small. But I was happy with it. Then u have my friends who continuously laughed behind my back for the type of phone I had (they told me later on and tbh I laughed too bc eh, expected)

[@axelkitten3189]

Lmao I remember when this was me in primary school. Got my first phone. It was a Nokia. I could only use the built in msging thing and could only play like 2 games on it. And it was super small. But I was happy with it. Then u have my friends who continuously laughed behind my back for the type of phone I had (they told me later on and tbh I laughed too bc eh, expected)

[@moonlightcreator7472]

Well here in Greece the situation is kinda different. Theoretically you can not bring a mobile phones to school but practically most people carry them around. Usually the teachers pay no mind until you do something else to annoy them. In that case they report you for carrying a phone. I was pretty lucky when it comes to this rule because I went to a school that you have to give special exams to get into and people from all over the city can attend so this rule does not apply because some times school ends early and you have to inform your parents. Here we have a nearly non existent dress code and this is it. In conclusion you have to annoy a teacher or be unlucky enough to come across that one Karen teacher in the entire school to get punished for something this petulant. Of this happens to you though you can be suspended the may call your parents your phone may be confiscated forever or till the end of the year Also here if someone looks through your bag teacher or student with no valid reason they will be in serious trouble.There are literal horror stories here of teachers searching through bags and it is a thing that rearelly happens do yea this is how Greece works.

[@superieur11407]

My school is fine with students using their phones in classes just as long it was muted and didn't disturbed any other student.

[@sparkleglitter6776]

Whoever created your school rules clearly wasn’t in their right mind 🤣💀

[@manyagaur7703]

that is the most Dad reaction to gifts ever

[@bloodymary9404]

Same at my school. Could not bring: laptops(tablets didn’t exist yet), no cellphones, MP3’s, CD players, video games, and no calculators (because students could “cheat”) we had to do calculations on paper unless we had calculus class and, then we had to use the school issued calculators under teacher supervision. Couldn’t even have a tamagotchi. Anyone caught with these items would have items confiscated and, items would not be returned until the end of the year. Didn’t matter if your parents came and threw a fit Karen’s had no power back then.

[@starbutterfly4860]

7:54 full house take 2. good times. good times.

[@zeiko_oo]

in my school we were allowed to bring anything but our phone would be taken away and put in a box until the end of the day when they would give it back, it wasn't so bad tho since i still had my laptop and ipad with me

[@embun1750]

i ignore my 12 due assignments, this is more worth my day

[@kokichiouma8925]

i remember when i went to private school (germany, berlin) there wasnt a rule saying no gadgets but you would get shet by teachers anyway, so i brought my ipad sometimes so my mom could text me for important stuff. i used it also for entertaining after school while waiting, i had no problems, until i was friends with a boy in my class that all the girls liked for some reason. after that i always would get reported for bringing an ipad and 'watching innapropriate content'. the only reason the eacher could not punish me was because i watched and read that said content in english and no one could understand what i was reading/watching.

[@user-mq7wt6oh7z]

we had bad checks at my school. But I brought my phone every single day. the way I did it was I cut out a pocket into my the side of my backpack and I stuffed my phone up there and I sewed a zipper into it. the zipper was small so no one saw it.

[@NurseInTraining]

Those Printious gifts look awesome!

[@nutella7162]

I have a case where I went to two different primary/middle schools, one in a big city and one on the countryside in the middle of nowhere. In both you could bring your phone but turn it off during class. And let me tell you, the countryside one practically had no rules, kids there were wild. From bringing alcohol, cigarettes, condoms or even weapons such as knives and airsoft rifles to school. And in the other one, I got aggresively sent to the principals office for accidentaly not silencing my phone. Mind you I was a 8-9 year old kid and that incident still haunts me

[@lacreashiabulls]

There's no way that's your dad he can totally pass for late 30s

[@jessicajayes8326]

What about hearing aides or blood sugar monitors? They're gadgets that make noises. But they can't be taken away.

[@JelliesWorld]

You'd have to get permission slips for those.

[@sashimicroissant5139]

The school confiscated our phones and will return them afterschool. All of us just bring a fake fone for teachers to confiscate in the morning, while our real fones is still with us.😂

[@jessemarquez951]

Well I see it both ways when it comes to technology. In my case while in school I was(still am probably) kinda dumb. So I wasn't bothered by any of the rules since I had nothing n having nothing didnt worry me a bit.

[@erachyie]

In Indonesia is the same but slightly different. You CAN bring your gadgets only in senior high school (SMA/SMK). Sometimes the school would check your phone though (basically violating a child's privacy) but in my case it's rare to happen.

[@KomaedasOneTrueHope]

I had an IEP in my school for those who dont know what that is. I have learning disabilities. an IEP basically is a document put in place so I could get help if i needed it. And the form gave me certain privileges so I could use my phone and calculator in class my school wasn't strict with phones as long as the sound is off and the phone Isn't being used in class

[@missfortune9680]

we used to have the same rule in my country …well we still do but now Im in university (freedom!) and sometimes they used to check our bags for electronics and we had to hide our phone in our bras I even remember hiding a flash drive in my ponytail lol

[@notlikeyouneedmyname.4378]

yup, my school was the same with the addition with a bunch of surprise events and since the phone booths dont work, you need to borrow phone from the pejabat so during those sudden change in schedule youll see a bunch of students lining up to use the phone. my mom is always paranoid Id be kidnapped so I got forced to bring my phone, I keep it in the bottom my pad packaging so its be awkward for prefects to find out, also got pass being checked since Im a science student (yay! chemistry~) and they dont wanna interrupt our class.

[@notlikeyouneedmyname.4378]

I also added seni to my schedule so I sometimes visit the teacher who is also the discipline tchr, she has a good impression on me so she hasnt suspected a thing about my rule breaking lmao.

[@icemariofan2746]

Another good video as always

[@wish1685]

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[@tonimauge3907]

When I was in school, phones were allowed as long as we set them to vibrate or mute. Some of our teachers even allowed us to use them when we finished our classwork early.

[@6VJ9]

In my school there used to be surprise raids to check for phones.... If u r found with a phone it will be confiscated for a year .... If u want it back then u'll hv to pay a good price 🙂

[@6VJ9]

@JakeP Yes.. during my time few years back.... There used to be victims of this hineous torture who lost their phones

[@idiotwithtights1]

ours took it for the year and they would search you photo gallery to make sure u didn't take pic of teacher or whatever 💀 like what u gonna do with my phone for the yr

[@6VJ9]

@@idiotwithtights1 omg that's too bad ☹️... privacy invasion

[@idiotwithtights1]

@@6VJ9 Frr like what you gonna do with pics of my dad on christmas???

[@6VJ9]

@@idiotwithtights1 😂😂

[@gstar2135]

I’m Malaysian too but I go to those Chinese private schools and yes, we do have this rule. My situation is almost the same, we have prefects spot checking our bags but not during recess, it’s literally any time of the day when a prefect just comes in and chase us all out and spot check our bags then have an appearance check like the airport security. Before MCO, students needed to go to the discipline office to get a permission slip for bringing a phone, they need to power off their phone when they reach school and store it at a locker in the discipline office, but now, all the students can bring phones to school but we cannot use it in the campus or else the school will confiscate the phone. This is the rule in my school for now.😅

[@Aisie112]

I have this rule too and i like it otherwise id get soooo distracted

[@sara_tsw]

I have that one google family app aplied on my phone...

[@oreoyin-yan8414]

In the US we're not allowed to have gadgets, but in my 3rd year we go laptops. Also no one really cared and brought their phone anyways

[@dreamyfeffy]

When you said you were every Asian parent’s nightmare I related to that so badly- I too am a Asian parent’s worse nightmare

[@kieranyt9411]

My school used a metal detector this year to look for phones. (some people had used their phones in class and in the bathroom. we are absolutely not allowed to have phones at school so... Yeah)

[@idiotwithtights1]

our school used a metal detector too like why u searching me like im carrying illegal substances at an airport 😭 + they used the METAL detector to find some PLASTIC/WOODEN game pieces some kid took with them like no wonder you never caught them

[@Theodore_in_red]

Same dude, malaysian school sucks :(

[@treykoyawena4443]

I didn’t have device like a phone or iPod just a cheep MP3 player but didn’t use it during class it was only when I was 18 I finally got a iPod touch.

[@axelkitten3189]

Bruh when it came to bringing ur phone to school in my school, if it was found, they'd take it for 3 months and the code of conduct shit stated that if it gets lost or damaged that u can't hold the school responsible despite it being in their possession And they would have a uniform checks RANDOMLY so gl if one random time of day they decide to search every bag and pocket of urs and u were the one to bring a phone😗 But ig the nice thing abt the uniform checks is that different teachers would search u differently. My class teacher never wanted anyone to get in trouble so she had the most slack search. And then there were ppl like the deputy principle. OH BOY SHE MADE THE GRADE 11S UNBUTTON THEIR SHIRTS ONCE TO SEE IF THEY WERE WEARING THE RIGHT COLOURED BRAS- Istg, I was so lucky to dodge the uniform checks by pure luck

[@sincereboy7992]

Well we were not actually allowed to bring phones or mobile but If they didn't really ever check our bags either so many students did end up bringing phones .. but if u r caught...they is no savings u..also We did have like many rules but no one really followed them ?? And some students even strated questioning and argued with teachers about the usless rules...

[@saltytako8778]

I'm from indonesia and my school has the same rule as this one except they won't ask us to jump so we can still smuggle our phones yk where. But this only works when you have big badonkers okay, growing up I am as flat as a board so whenever I try to do it, MY PHONE WOULD STILL BE VISIBLE 😀 so either idk how to hide it properly or I am just too flat

[@exileinil]

Okay so I know that I am probably your oldest subscriber, and I can honestly say that when I was in high school cell phones weren't a thing. Seriously. Because I graduated high school in 1984. Yeah, I'm prob way older than your parents, but I love your channel and your content. 😺

[@channiesbabygirl3620]

Tution centers... In india also it is tution center....like the canteen thing.... (stays can tell..)

[@shayumiuchiha327]

I had my first iPhone stole from me at school while it was on the charger. The thief left the charger but took the phone

[@toukendanshiwarrior2846]

No reading books? Jeez, how is that a household rule?? They're good for reading. Some are educational and inspiring. No watching anime? Wait, how do you watch anime? When did you watch anime (including for younger audiences)? What's wrong with watching anime? In those cases of strict households, what do you do in your free time at home if you can't own whatever gadgets back then? Also, why you can't have school trips?

[@JelliesWorld]

Anything that distracted my sisters and I from studying was considered bad and needed to be confiscated, "you're a student, your job is to study" was what I grew up hearing 😒

[@toukendanshiwarrior2846]

​@@JelliesWorld So when did you watch anime? (even if opportunities are very limited until you became independent)

[@bia5141]

Not gonna lie as someone alos born in the year if Rat (1996) I’d take also take advantage of this XD (and I live in a country where we can bring gadgets to school although teachers can take them from you if they see you using them during lesson - and decide when to give it back)

[@bruninhamrso]

It is a good rule. But not when over the top

[@dhyan_kumar_]

Buy seeing the commons I can definitely say that Josh has a pretty of a diverse I can see a lot of nationality and races

[@lennonabyss]

Im 16 and I still dont have a phone im an iPad kid :(

[@tipsytiptoes]

I got my personal phone at 20 😅 👀

[@nahnau6680]

Nothin better then being an hour early

[@sallypumpkin8201]

I'm every Asian parents nightmare too. I'm a white woman in America tho.

[@jaketan8485]

Weird... We're allowed to bring our gadgets at school, whether your in public or private.... Well, except a religious school 😅 but we don't care, we need it. Love from the Philippines. 💕

[@saltedfishfaei]

EARLY FINALYY!!! That was slick of you to use that permit thank gosh my school wasn't strict at all we were all allowed to bring our phones heck i even brought some bl mangas to let my other fujin friends read them Pretty darn lucky for me

[@hauntedmoundreapers888]

OMG the bj MD and Chanwoo pillow i want it😭😭😭😭😭😭😍😍😍😍jk/

[@lonewolf7691]

Us too 🤠👏

[@pabixiao]

We are also not allowed to have phones/ laps at school. Guess where I am from? 🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰

[@vaiyaktikasolarbeam1906]

lol... tsunade = breast 😅 😁 but I think most asian was against gadget in school at least it used to be.. idk about todays generation

[@PHEONIX881]

Your house hold strict now adays asian parents a now more lax they let us watch anime and gadgets and look i graduated grade 6 fine

[@soppy2673]

first! 💕✨

[@mayanah.2875]

Noooooo

[@VioletFeatherWind]

I’m pretty sure everyone feels like they’re not allowed to have privacy. Not to be rude, but I don’t know why you have to bring up your race because of how you’re parents raised you.

[@shirosenpie6065]

I brought my Samsung tablet to school for quite some time around 2014 (i was 14 at the time) and right after school, my friends and i went and watch Love Stage and read BL fics on my tablet in the Art Room (Bilik Seni) cuz our art teacher is my friend's mom (so if there's anything we want to hide, we just gave it to her 🤣). Also, everytime there was an exam, the teachers would collect our phone and put it in a box to make sure nobody's cheating during the exam....but I just gave the teacher a dummy phone (which is an old phone that's already broken) and I had my working phone with me so i can listen to songs while im doing my exam ehe (i wore shawl at the time, so i just hide my phone in my skirt's waistband and wore my earphones under my baju kurung and scarf 🌚) i miss those times.... 🥹😭

[@idiotwithtights1]

yo that fake phone thing is acc smart 😭 i might start doing that