WILTY - Greg Davies Calls Out Guz Khan’s Teaching Story! REACTION

#WouldILietoYou #GregDavies #GuzKhan #Funny
Jodi and Nick react to a segment from Would I Lie to You. In this segment a former teacher, Guz Khan shares a story from his career. As teachers, Jodi and Nick enjoy this even more.
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[@neabby]

"I was like the Pied Piper of literacy.." "That is quite a claim." One of the funniest things ever said 😂

[@happilyeggs4627]

Greg Davies used to be a teacher. Check out Greg Davies on the Graham Norton Show. He tells a story about when he was teaching. He has Ryan Gosling and Jodie Foster in stitches. “Ryan Gosling Can’t Cope With Greg Davies Rodiculous Story”. Check out the same show for “Hilarious Restaurant Menu Fails”.

[@BigAlCapwn]

Romesh Ranganathan was the other comedian who told the story about locking a former pupil in a cupboard. There must be something in British Asian culture that makes them obsessed with locking people in cupboards LOL

[@georgercop]

Greg Davies did also (accidentally) lock a student in a cupboard. She was called Sat Nav by the other kids because she had no sense of direction, and on that occasion, when he wasnt looking, she tried to leave his classroom and instead of going for the door out, wandered into the cupboard. He shut it and locked it, then went away for a whole hour to get lunch before he discovered she was in there xD

[@RalphBrooker-gn9iv]

Bob Mortimer’s British politics teacher kept a hand-lion in a cupboard. After that it’s all normal.

[@laserpanda94]

And it was very effective!

[@Lloyd-Franklin]

I had a great music teacher who couldn't do enough to help her students when they were struggling. She was deleted by someone who was meant to have been her friend. It really hit us hard when we were told by the headteacher in assembly. Her name was Jane Longhurst, I will never forget her. She helped me a lot.

[@aaronpage3841]

“An external education advisor criticised the quality of both teaching and pupil assessment” a quote from wiki about the school he taught at 😂😂😂

[@adz_b]

More Greg on WILTY please 👍🇬🇧😃

[@Cnith]

Speaking of popular teachers; one in particular comes to mind from when I was a kid (Denmark). She was a new and inexperienced English teacher and the first year we had her, her method of dealing with us 11-12 year olds (English started being taught in the 5th grade) was so strict and combative that many lessons would devolve into her shouting at us in anger and frustration and kids getting sent to the headmaster's office. The next year it was like a switch had flipped and perhaps she'd gotten some valuable advice from other teachers, but she was so calm and good spirited and instead of being perceived as the worst teacher, she became the favourite.

[@meronr74]

Greg's sitcom Man Down is brilliant. He plays a drama teacher.

[@Richard-jh7nt]

Greg Davies as Mr Gilbert in all three seasons of 'The Inbetweeners' - comedy gold . There's at least one video on KZbin of his best moments on that show . 👍

[@daveofyorkshire301]

A lot of techers I knew back in the day actually thought they were doing something wrong if their students "liked" them. A teacher was authoritative and separate back then. It was as much a matter and sign of respect that they were not disliked but not liked...

[@vinsgraphics]

I used to be a bit of a terror in first grade (Laverton, Western Australia, early 1970s). To set me straight, supposedly, I’d be locked in the storeroom. Kids could see in from outside and relentlessly mocked my situation. I would end up crying myself to sleep. Fast forward to California, 2010s: my youngest would sometimes act up in class, and they would lock him in a room next to the principal’s office, for HOURS. The room was completely bare, no furniture, nothing. Once we discovered this, all hell broke loose. It ended up getting the principal fired.

[@jackabalas]

You guys are adorable. I love your love for each other. ❤

[@Jodi_BoringReviews]

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[@welshgit]

Just saying, love your guys relationship.

[@Jodi_BoringReviews]

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[@Isleofskye]

At my Grammar School for Boys near Brixton, South East London, every week, from 11 to 12 years old, there was a Geography Test and if half the class got under 10/20 then the whole class re-took the test and irrespective of whether you passed the first time, you got up to 4 strokes of the cane for every half mark under 10/20... I got 2 strokes, aged 12 for, only, getting 23% at an end of first-year English Literature exam:) Nevertheless, over 50 years after we left, in June we attended a Memorial Service for our school at St.Martins In The Fields Church @ Trafalgar Square..

[@lcassamas]

Romesh Ranganathan accidentally locked a student in a cupboard (a closet to those of us in the US) while using the child to help teach probability.

[@Ausecko1]

The maths classrooms at our school have walk-in cupboards. I don't know what other name for them would be used other than 'rooms', but some of them are over 20m² and can hold as many books as our pathetic school library (which was cut back massively to make space for a classroom because they didn't want to get a demountable classroom).

[@DavidSmith-cx8dg]

Reminiscent of Romesh's story which brings reasonable doubt .Guz and Greg had a few exchanges on Taskmaster about popularity with pupils .They both have some funny stories about their previous careers .

[@zeldaplaysgames6107]

Denise definitely did show him.😮 If you had seen the Big Breakfast you would understand that kind of stuff happened all the time.

[@smudge8464]

Stop it now jodie!😍🙊

[@KNINESVIDS]

I think the main reason was cos the guy snitched... He didnt lock him in the cupboard cos of a popularity complex

[@helenwood8482]

This is just normal workplace banter in the UK.

[@annother3350]

It's not banter if there's hate involved

[@geoffparkin1799]

My chemistry teacher locked me in the balance room over lunch because I tore his £5 note in half.

[@Idlepit2]

I was naughty at school and eventually got kicked out and left school with nothing but imo the best teachers are the cool teachers cuz they're the ones I felt I could open up to (to some degree), they're the ones that would try to keep me engaged in the learning rather than just removing me from the class, they're the ones i actually tried to behave for

[@BungleBoolie]

Omg, can’t believe Nick called Jodie a hog 😳 😂

[@rogerb4436]

You know what, I thought Nick was looking at little cut off on the right hand side & she was looking a bit more prominent on the screen but thought it was just my tv screen but now we know...ha ha ha.

[@robertgash4555]

I was told a story when I was nine by one of my old teachers. When he and a couple of friends through their teacher in a bin and held him upside down for ten minutes. Apparently the teacher never knew who did it so they never got into trouble.

[@Isleofskye]

I was 100% wrong because I thought "Did he beat him up?" How did he get him in there?

[@myopicautisticmetal9035]

You're thinking of Romesh, he was the other teacher to lock a kid in a closet.

[@nadeansimmons226]

Most primary schools in NZ don't allow candy to be given

[@paulbromley6687]

I respected my Biology teacher Mr Short who was a strict disciplinarian I learned the subject because he made me learn. More teachers like him please.

[@helenwood8482]

That's a bad teacher. Good teachers make you want to learn.

[@Isleofskye]

@@helenwood8482 You should have been to my Grammar School for Boys near Brixton. Every week, from 11 to 12 years old there was a Geography Test and if half the class got under 10/20 then the whole class re-took the test and irrespective of whether you passed the first time, you got u to 4 strokes of the cane for every half mark under 10/20... I got 2 strokes, aged 12 for, only, getting 23% at an end of first-year English Literature exam:) Nevertheless,in June we attended a Memorial Service for our school at St.Martins In The Fields Church @ Trafalgar Square...

[@85stace85]

Once locked my science teacher in the stationary cupboard. Another teacher came and got him out, they made all my class stay in at break because no one would tell them who did it 😂 respect to my classmates for not grassing me up 😂😂

[@hhb5693]

The fact that you guys are taking this so seriously is hilarious. This is British humour, you really have to take our humour with a pinch of salt

[@wyterabitt2149]

No, it's really not. You have either never worked in an actual professional, registered and everything, career or will find you're not doing at some point in the future if you think otherwise.

[@hhb5693]

@@wyterabitt2149 what are you even talking about, honestly. And yes, I do work in a professional setting. However, I'm confused as to what that has to do with British humour.

[@grabtharshammer]

So, do mediocre comedians become teachers, or do mediocre teachers become comedians?

[@DarraghC]

You should check out the inbetweeners.

[@oopsdidItypethatoutloud]

Not marking the kids work... lazy s'it... that's why the kids liked him 😂 ❤ from Northeast England ❤️

[@jackabalas]

Romesh Rnganathan is the guy that put a pupil in a closet

[@mrbeanmrbean9047]

Why do Americans have Buckets 🪣 as Beverage Cups 🥤 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jjcustard6378]

My chemistry teacher, Mr Millington, didn't care if he wasn't liked

[@Isleofskye]

You should have been to my Grammar School for Boys near Brixton. Every week, from 11 to 12 years old there was a Geography Test and if half the class got under 10/20 then the whole class re-took the test and irrespective of whether you passed the first time, you got u to 4 strokes of the cane for every half mark under 10/20... I got 2 strokes, aged 12 for, only, getting 23% at an end of first-year English Literature exam:) Nevertheless,in June we attended a Memorial Service for our school at St.Martins In The Fields Church @ Trafalgar Square..

[@coot1925]

Speaking of cool teachers. we had one guy who thought he was gods gift to women. All the girls used to go gooey over him, hence all he boys hated him. He used to get the shit beaten out of him during the traditional students Vs teachers rugby match. Actually got hospitalized twice.

[@jameshumphreys9715]

You thinking of Romesh Ragnation, The cupboard is like an extra room where teachers will keep equipment

[@Isleofskye]

Isn't it Romesh Reccognition..

[@Marky11694]

6:30 Romesh Ranganathan m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKbahGdqasdkg7M&pp=gAQBiAQB

[@DropdudeJohn]

KZbin offers translate to English for his name, not so woke now are you KZbin

[@lip-filler-looks-rank]

Jodi check with a dietitian you are getting enough natural vitamins and minerals in your diet if you are always sick... my partner had the same issue being sick time after time before adjusting her diet. she is rarely if ever sick now after a year or more :-) love from the UK

[@ba-gg6jo]

Being around germ machines, also known as children, may well be the real problem.

[@annother3350]

Could be the old jibby jab too