@@ABCEasyas-- Where I live the school district appoints teachers to schools and positions without their input, so they don't even get a choice. That's how we ended up with a German teacher as an English teacher.
I spent all of 5th grade homeroom in a portable. The whole class had a completely different vibe compared to the classrooms in the main building. Trevor brought back memories of elementary school I didn't know I had!
1:38 This is accurate though. There was always that one kid who would just disappear and come back with food. The teacher would put in a request and half the time would actually end up getting it.
Doesn't that get difficult when you have to wash paint brushes? At my high school we specifically had to have any art classroom in a classroom with water.
Can't stop laughing at the idea of being an art teacher in a room with no running water. Drawing only in graphite and charcoal today, kids. Shut up, it's called "fundamentals."
"you guys think if there was a fire we'd make it our alive?" I'm Literally dying. I had a teacher like that in highschool. He'd just be reading the textbook and than say something really random not related to anything. 😂
@@tmor9336 The teacher said today’s lesson is on the Polio disease. He then searched in his web browser for Polio but only typed in Po and hit enter. So it went to the first result that was in the browsing history. He had previously browsed a adult website starting with Po that has a very distinct intro music for their videos. The video automatically started playing. That’s when he said “wrong Po” and fumbled to turn it off before the class could hear the video. If you don’t know what website this is referring to I strongly recommend asking your parents first because it is only for adults.
my portable experience was a lot of fun, surprisingly. in good ol' Canada, grade 4 was like learning a whole new skillset, surviving the outdoors. the portable i was in a portable was situated 5 mins away from the main building, and it was in a wooded area. We were also solo out there. My teacher always had food and drink for us, she would give lessons outside. during the winter the back part of the portable flooded and froze over into our own mini crude rink, if you will, and because we lost power she let us play foot hockey outside, the puck was literally a chunk of ice. we were so cut off from what was happening in the main building, that she was able to teach other stuff to us. How to build a fire, what to bring during hikes, how to boil water and make kettle chips. ^_^
The only thing missing from the portable bit was the inevitable swarm of wasps that nest in them. Good times seeing other kids freak out over some bugs.
I was in a portable in middle school, my teacher used to keep multiple pairs of shoes in the classroom and throw them at people who fell asleep or weren't paying attention. Or he would chuck whiteboard markers. We also had a room that used to be a bathroom, they just pulled the sink and toilet out and covered up the holes with linoleum, we're pretty sure there was mold in the vents because it always smelled super weird in there, and it just had weird vibes and florescent lights that were half burned out. Good times.
I love how no matter who Trevor chooses to parody in a video he always nails it so good, it's like he actually became a teacher for a year to really feel the character out 😂
I'm from a smaller, Eastern-European country with a completely different climate, very different circumstances and none of the stereotypical people from California or most other places in the US, and I honestly can't actually relate to or understand most of your sketches, but I watch them every time. The comments in the comment section talking about how on point you are every time distress and frighten me.
Probably based more around the social culture that doesn’t translate super directly. For myself personally this was not my experience when I had a class in a portable I don’t really know why
Our portable was shared with another class, so both classes shared one bathroom. The teachers banned everyone from using the only bathroom we had after one kid got caught eating a whole bag of mint chocolate chips in there during class.
@@samholdsworth420 I think he's saying like it's the same teacher, but when they go in the portable they completely change. Obviously he knows they're both played by the same person
I went to a continuation school for the majority of my high school years, it was one portable with kids from 9th, 10th,11th, 12th, and a couple adults they called “super seniors”.this is so fucking accurate.they wouldn’t trust us to go to the bathroom more than 3 times in a quarter at the regular high school but for some reason the teacher I had in the portable would literally give us his car keys and send us to the store to get munchies after break on some days lol
I had all of 5th grade in a portable, and lemme just say that my experience was the exact OPPOSITE of this. The weirdos were inside the building, and the portable was heaven.
I spent most of my high school education having a portion of my classes in portable classrooms as they rebuilt my school. Started the year before me and was finally finished the year after me (or later). The funny part was, they were better than many of our traditional classrooms that they had not yet torn down by that point.
I vaguely remember our portable classrooms having metal cages over the heaters. Props to anyone who managed to steal one before the cages were installed
I've had a few of those "portable" experiences in regular classrooms. One teacher had very obvious crippling depression, he was soft spoken, quiet, and always walked and talked like he was defeated. A few of the kids found porno and GGW tapes stashed away in the back... no one said anything about it, we were the ones that "confiscated" them. And the ac was out in the entire wing for the 2 years I was there, it was so hot and dry that my eyes felt like they were shriveling up... Pretty sure they replaced the AC with some kind of dehumidifier. I would've ran the mile daily if it got me out of that miserable shit show.
I was in portables from 4 to 6th grade. This is...horribly accurate. It's missing the random time where it smelt absolutely horrible because random animals decided to die underneath.
Had a portable for my 2nd grade class. Mrs. Tipton was one of my best teachers of all time so I can't say I relate to this video. With that said, the video is still hilarious.
"If there's a fire, do you think we'll make it out alive..." I laughed so hard, and I still wonder how something which is basically a ship container passes state and federal regulations to house children all day.
Oh god, you brang back memories of my 6th grade science teacher. He taught in a portable. The vents never got cleaned so it smelled like pre teen BO constantly. And it was either ungodly hot or frigid.
The one class that was going to determine if I was going to graduate or not, was a Spanish class in a portable (back in 2004). I got a D, but I actually think I got an F because I failed every test but the portable teacher probably felt bad as she knew I was trying my hardest so she gave me a D. Don’t judge a class by it’s portability, judge the class by it’s portable teacher.
I remember in high school taking a class in a portable. They're long trailer things, and yes coincidentally we did have police security on site, and during the class, the officer would go out and catch students for speeding. We'd all hear it during class since it was right after the first lunch period, so there were students still getting back from whatever closest restaurant they went to. FUn stuff.
Yikes! As a public middle school teacher of 13 years, I can honestly tell you that the outdoor guy was shockingly relatable… and I taught indoors. Unrelated, since my school was on a major street in Austin, there would be nights where I’d catch homeless people either sneaking in or out from underneath the portables. I promised my principal not to tell the teachers who taught in those portables because one of them would absolutely lose it. (Honestly I would too.)
The best part of this is the fact that the Portable Teacher/Environment was just normal school for me in Elementary School. That's how little funding or care the School District had (and still "has") for that school. From the Principal to the Teachers, the Parents to the Students, the Floor tiles to the Ceiling Tiles, this Portables Teacher was the entirety of what made that school. AND IT HAD AND HAS PORTABLES. So they may have been that much worse than the main building itself haha
Had one teacher who made me forget class was in a portable. I memorized 36 digits of pie in thirty minutes for a donut in there, and learned how to invest properly too. Life skills 👍
The entire 6th grade I was in had a portable. Most of the teachers were in terrible moods and it took forever for me to realize why they were. It was the worst thing ever. I can’t believe I’m just now discovering this video lmao. This guy is hilarious.
The teacher who taught his homeroom in the portable of my elementary school got fired for drinking in the classroom and taking his entire class to his house during the school day. When the news circulated around the school, we realized that none of us pod kids knew any of those portable kids.
For me the teachers in the trailers sometimes were the coaches. They always wore windbreakers. Oh I never forgot the dust, musty smell, and the sound of roadside construction that was terribly loud.
I'm glad that my high school didn't have any, but there were a couple portables when my brother graduated a couple years before me. It allowed passing periods to be longer so that's a plus lol
I had the best teacher ever in a portable... and also my most hated teacher... you either get the chill laid back teacher, or the mean one who hates everything and wants to make you suffer.
My school has them since 2006 but in the back of the school there are 8 of them that are abandoned because I never saw anyone entering them or leaving them
My highschool was 2 trailers next to a swamp. NO exaggeration. One trailer was literally sinking into the ground. I remember the principal very casually mentioned how annoying it was that the door frames were crooked because of it...the doors would swing open because of the tilt. Ah memories...
I literally never had portables in my school, we used to before they built more schools in our district. But now I see them outside my old elementary school and I’m like Dangggg. The district exploded so now they might have to expand again
Very accurate, From south Texas and our school got hit with a hurricane and our real school got flooded. So we moved to portables and this exactly how all the teachers were and our wifi and a/c sucked. But when our school was repaired and we moved back in everything was so much more chill and the same teachers were so much different.
I’m a teacher (on my lunch break right now, actually) and I have to say, this is backwards. The whiteboards and super nice teachers are in the portable buildings. Regular teachers with blackboards and traditional materials are in the schools.
Agreed! All my portable teachers (art and music) were much beloved. They tried to cut the music program and fire the one music teacher but the entire school (students and parents) signed a petition and basically bullied the admin into letting him stay 'cause he was that good.
I've been in at least one portable classroom every grade 😭 was a completely different vibe though. Turns out some portables had mold so they had to demolish them. 💀
I went to a high school which was 2 big portables connected by a wooden bridge. We had some really cool teachers, and then some that were just awful, one of them ate during class and liked to argue with students and prove them wrong to feel good about himself. We had a dead body dropped on our campus(fun fact), and cameras in every classroom. Our principal was later charged with embezzlement. Can’t get any better than that :) !
Theyre nice because the individual teacher has the control of the AC rather than it being set for the whole building. So if you have a cool teacher you will also be cool. Lol
My elementary had two portables: the music and art rooms. The symbolism of the school's priorities was so loud. I live in Minnesota, so I remember not being able to play the recorder because my fingers were numb lmao. Either that or the oil pastels were melting in the heat.
They started remoldeling my high-school after my sophomore year. So I spent my entire junior and senior years, only in portables. Took away from the high-school "vibe" altogether. Especislly for senior year. It actually really fuckin sucked. The floors and bathrooms were dirty and they were were small and so hot.
I was lucky enough to be one of 4 classes in a portable when they first came to my school. Loved it. We had better air conditioning and heat than the kids in the main building. The classrooms were nice and so were the bathrooms. Best school experience.
When I was in third grade, I was sent to deliver envelopes to one of the teachers in the portables. It was giving nuclear levels of "y'all live like this????" I honestly believe this is where my trauma began.
I had elementary school with both indoor and portable classes. The differences were….startling. It was in florida so when the AC broke (which was often) the portable classroom became a terrifying shoebox of exhuasted middle aged women and angry third graders.
i just remember for some reason the teachers never turned on the lights in the portable. the lights worked fine, but they just never turned them on. we'd have 2 hour maths classes...in the dark
You should make a video of teachers who had no control over their classrooms and the kids did not give af about getting in trouble. My teacher had 7 classes in a day and our class was “the class from hell” as she would say, she literally started smoking because of our class, shit was funny af especially in middle school, she would write on average of 3 gold cards a day in our class. Edit: she was in a portable
I had portable unit classrooms for my Junior and Senior years of high school. But I didn't really think anything of it. They were good sized classrooms. Got through my last 2 years of high school and that was it. That was 8 years ago now. Man, time flies.
My old school pretty much uses the portables only for storage and SATs nowadays, but there are rumors that you can still hear the sound of ghostly wailing of heat stroked children from the outside.
My portable doesn’t even have windows, but my math teacher is REALLY awesome. He calls the portables “Portable City” bc there’s a lot; he doesn’t actually like the main building bc it’s “really crowded”, i.e. HIGH SCHOOL
comment an F in the chat if u had a portable classroom
May god bless the bastards who went into those things, seeing them from a distance always looked like hell or watching the day after tmrw
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F I have Social Studies and Spanish
I love how they always said that the trailers were temporary, yet they stayed there for literal decades.
True
Right when ever it was hot or if the area go flooded we would go to the other portables.
Portables are the "projects" of the public school system.
My Elementary School STILL has theirs. In fact, they've been there since only a decade after it was built (1980).
Right! 😂😂
"I've been teaching here for 8 years, not that you give a fuck"
Man is on point 😆
“Nor does the school!”
Seriously, why didn’t he transfer to a better school with a better work environment?
@@ABCEasyas-- Where I live the school district appoints teachers to schools and positions without their input, so they don't even get a choice. That's how we ended up with a German teacher as an English teacher.
I spent all of 5th grade homeroom in a portable. The whole class had a completely different vibe compared to the classrooms in the main building. Trevor brought back memories of elementary school I didn't know I had!
Bro don't listen to that doush above. Brang sounds fucking awesome
@@creedbratton716 OK, sorry, you are doing Gods' work, bless you
Homeroom in 5th grade? I remember that in middle school (7-9th grade).
@@creedbratton716 *But. Sentences start with a capital letter.
Give Jigh Flaukst a break, try learning about irregular verbs in a portable
1:38 This is accurate though. There was always that one kid who would just disappear and come back with food. The teacher would put in a request and half the time would actually end up getting it.
Absolutely loved being an art teacher in a portable with no running water. The “see you in 45 minutes” bathroom situation was so real.
Doesn't that get difficult when you have to wash paint brushes? At my high school we specifically had to have any art classroom in a classroom with water.
@@catsandalcohol99 absolutely. I had to get creative with buckets and towels and napkins :/
🤣🤣🤣I had art in a portable
@@mermaiddiyartist8119 that’s why yo mama dead
Can't stop laughing at the idea of being an art teacher in a room with no running water.
Drawing only in graphite and charcoal today, kids. Shut up, it's called "fundamentals."
"you guys think if there was a fire we'd make it our alive?"
I'm Literally dying. I had a teacher like that in highschool. He'd just be reading the textbook and than say something really random not related to anything. 😂
The students got into the classroom with no problem, I am sure they can exit safely as well.
@@ABCEasyas-- It’s called panicking… and you know, fire.
As opposed to figuratively dying? For a supposedly deceased person, you sure don't seem hindered by the lack of motor functions, heartbeat, etc.
That happened. Google Cleveland Hill fire. They died.
“What are they going to steal? My depression?” And “oops wrong p” got me 😂😂😂
The music was perfect.
I didn't get the 'wrong p' one?
@@datingzonej8851 why
Can you please explain to me in great detail the second joke I didn't get it
@@tmor9336 The teacher said today’s lesson is on the Polio disease. He then searched in his web browser for Polio but only typed in Po and hit enter. So it went to the first result that was in the browsing history. He had previously browsed a adult website starting with Po that has a very distinct intro music for their videos. The video automatically started playing. That’s when he said “wrong Po” and fumbled to turn it off before the class could hear the video. If you don’t know what website this is referring to I strongly recommend asking your parents first because it is only for adults.
my portable experience was a lot of fun, surprisingly. in good ol' Canada, grade 4 was like learning a whole new skillset, surviving the outdoors. the portable i was in a portable was situated 5 mins away from the main building, and it was in a wooded area. We were also solo out there. My teacher always had food and drink for us, she would give lessons outside. during the winter the back part of the portable flooded and froze over into our own mini crude rink, if you will, and because we lost power she let us play foot hockey outside, the puck was literally a chunk of ice. we were so cut off from what was happening in the main building, that she was able to teach other stuff to us. How to build a fire, what to bring during hikes, how to boil water and make kettle chips. ^_^
This is the most Canadian thing I’ve ever read
@@yaboydtrain4739 lol, I was thinking the exact same thing XD
That sounds amazing. When a portable is on a parking lot it feels like hell 🤣 especially in hot climates
@yaboydtrain I was thinking the same thing 😂
She didn't teach how to make maple syrup?! C'mon!
I absolutely lost it when he said "Who wants to trade food for extra credit?" Portable teachers were really like that
How about wax and coconut?
Trevors version of a portable classroom is like a low-budget early 2000s high school movie being played by actors that used to work at a In N Out.
The only thing missing from the portable bit was the inevitable swarm of wasps that nest in them. Good times seeing other kids freak out over some bugs.
"Over some bugs" wasps are spawns from hell yo😭😭
….wasps are not just bugs dude lol
One of my relatives is extremely allergic, so she don't wanna deal with them
bruh a wasp sting can be lethal
Damn bro that’s true.
I was in a portable in middle school, my teacher used to keep multiple pairs of shoes in the classroom and throw them at people who fell asleep or weren't paying attention. Or he would chuck whiteboard markers. We also had a room that used to be a bathroom, they just pulled the sink and toilet out and covered up the holes with linoleum, we're pretty sure there was mold in the vents because it always smelled super weird in there, and it just had weird vibes and florescent lights that were half burned out. Good times.
I imagine those portables were demolished since like 2019
I love how no matter who Trevor chooses to parody in a video he always nails it so good, it's like he actually became a teacher for a year to really feel the character out 😂
Or maybe just the student aware of what really goes on with teachers in reality I mean who knows 🤷🤦
I'm from a smaller, Eastern-European country with a completely different climate, very different circumstances and none of the stereotypical people from California or most other places in the US, and I honestly can't actually relate to or understand most of your sketches, but I watch them every time. The comments in the comment section talking about how on point you are every time distress and frighten me.
In some ways the Europeans have got it better than the USA people.
Probably based more around the social culture that doesn’t translate super directly. For myself personally this was not my experience when I had a class in a portable I don’t really know why
It's ok. I'm American and I don't even know what the fuck a portable is.
@@Dan-cj9yg your lucky
Ahh yes, the inevitable Europoor comment appears.
We had these at my college too. They were called “temporary” but they were there for like 30+ years and are still there.
Our portable was shared with another class, so both classes shared one bathroom. The teachers banned everyone from using the only bathroom we had after one kid got caught eating a whole bag of mint chocolate chips in there during class.
lmao
Your portables had bathroom? Where did you study Buckingham palace lolol
Portable sound like alternative school
There are WAY worse things that could have happened…and eating mint chocolate is where they drew the line? XD
I have so many questions about this.
My school literally COLLAPSED and we had to use portables for like 3 years. It was literal hell.
I think your school was in Arizona, New Mexico or Texas right ?
@@josem588 South Carolina, actually. Super small town
@@noahmorgan13 For your school collapsing is obvious that is a VERY old school build in like 1910s or 1920s
Its funnier to think that these are the same people but his mood just completely changes
That is the power of the portables LOL
Jesus f****** Christ it's like no one's ever seen an actor before
@@samholdsworth420 yeah, lol
@@samholdsworth420 I think he's saying like it's the same teacher, but when they go in the portable they completely change. Obviously he knows they're both played by the same person
@@noammccready2941 yeah I’m pretty sure these are alternate time lines
I went to a continuation school for the majority of my high school years, it was one portable with kids from 9th, 10th,11th, 12th, and a couple adults they called “super seniors”.this is so fucking accurate.they wouldn’t trust us to go to the bathroom more than 3 times in a quarter at the regular high school but for some reason the teacher I had in the portable would literally give us his car keys and send us to the store to get munchies after break on some days lol
Lol
That's baller 🤣
Two things are true this guy is awesome and when a school system has portables popping up it's a sign of a failing schooling system.
Dude just check out your channel its i awesome you are so under rated.
Unless you live somewhere where a hurricane destroys your school
It was the opposite for us. When people wanted to flock to the private school I was at, they put up portables. It was that coveted.
That’s so funny you say that, my middle school had multiple and it got torn down the year I went to high school lol.
The middle I school I went to had portables, but that's only because the school was getting renovated.
I had all of 5th grade in a portable, and lemme just say that my experience was the exact OPPOSITE of this. The weirdos were inside the building, and the portable was heaven.
Also in my school
Bro ong first time I ever stepped inside a portable I was traumatized 😭😭😭
I had an AP calc class inside a portable… it was interesting to say the least.
Sounds like actual torture.
What kind of classroom is a portable? Im from Finland so I don't know. Or what is it anyways?
@@terva818 it’s like a mobile home but a classroom. There’s different styles but that’s how I would describe them in general.
@@terva818 a single-wide room detached from the main building
I spent most of my high school education having a portion of my classes in portable classrooms as they rebuilt my school. Started the year before me and was finally finished the year after me (or later). The funny part was, they were better than many of our traditional classrooms that they had not yet torn down by that point.
"The bell doesn't dismiss you, I do." And that's when the students riot
I vaguely remember our portable classrooms having metal cages over the heaters. Props to anyone who managed to steal one before the cages were installed
When teachers are in portables, *they change their identity more than me trying to make simple decisions but taking way too long to do it.*
I spent two grades in portables. This is beyond accurate. This is a documentary!!!!
Meanwhile at my school portables have AC
I've had a few of those "portable" experiences in regular classrooms. One teacher had very obvious crippling depression, he was soft spoken, quiet, and always walked and talked like he was defeated. A few of the kids found porno and GGW tapes stashed away in the back... no one said anything about it, we were the ones that "confiscated" them. And the ac was out in the entire wing for the 2 years I was there, it was so hot and dry that my eyes felt like they were shriveling up... Pretty sure they replaced the AC with some kind of dehumidifier. I would've ran the mile daily if it got me out of that miserable shit show.
Idc how depressed i get, who tf hides their porn at SCHOOL?! He fucking WORKS there!
@@thunderouswanderer7753 probably just stopped giving a shit.
@@thunderouswanderer7753
"Idc how depressed I get" - seem you haven't gotten depressed at all
I was in portables from 4 to 6th grade. This is...horribly accurate. It's missing the random time where it smelt absolutely horrible because random animals decided to die underneath.
In my school portables work better
$7.99 from the Goodwill took me TF out 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
2:46 Trevor’s facial expression had me dying
That may be the best 1/2 second of the entire video.
I heartily agree.
Had a portable for my 2nd grade class. Mrs. Tipton was one of my best teachers of all time so I can't say I relate to this video. With that said, the video is still hilarious.
Did she have a daughter named London?
"If there's a fire, do you think we'll make it out alive..." I laughed so hard, and I still wonder how something which is basically a ship container passes state and federal regulations to house children all day.
Oh god, you brang back memories of my 6th grade science teacher. He taught in a portable. The vents never got cleaned so it smelled like pre teen BO constantly. And it was either ungodly hot or frigid.
This is already one of my favorite Trevor skits ever and I watch them all.
The one class that was going to determine if I was going to graduate or not, was a Spanish class in a portable (back in 2004). I got a D, but I actually think I got an F because I failed every test but the portable teacher probably felt bad as she knew I was trying my hardest so she gave me a D.
Don’t judge a class by it’s portability, judge the class by it’s portable teacher.
Well said. I hope the lady at least had some cool posters of Spain/Mexico on the walls at least.
I remember in high school taking a class in a portable. They're long trailer things, and yes coincidentally we did have police security on site, and during the class, the officer would go out and catch students for speeding. We'd all hear it during class since it was right after the first lunch period, so there were students still getting back from whatever closest restaurant they went to. FUn stuff.
This was my highschool experience in a nutshell. We even had the door get stuck once and had to climb in and out the window to get to class.
Yikes! As a public middle school teacher of 13 years, I can honestly tell you that the outdoor guy was shockingly relatable… and I taught indoors. Unrelated, since my school was on a major street in Austin, there would be nights where I’d catch homeless people either sneaking in or out from underneath the portables. I promised my principal not to tell the teachers who taught in those portables because one of them would absolutely lose it. (Honestly I would too.)
Well, a drunk was asleep on the steps at 6:30 a.m.
@@victorialyssy9909 I imagine the portables at your school were right next to the street
The best part of this is the fact that the Portable Teacher/Environment was just normal school for me in Elementary School. That's how little funding or care the School District had (and still "has") for that school. From the Principal to the Teachers, the Parents to the Students, the Floor tiles to the Ceiling Tiles, this Portables Teacher was the entirety of what made that school. AND IT HAD AND HAS PORTABLES. So they may have been that much worse than the main building itself haha
"I'm sweating from my toe nails"
Thank God I'm not the only one...
Had one teacher who made me forget class was in a portable. I memorized 36 digits of pie in thirty minutes for a donut in there, and learned how to invest properly too. Life skills 👍
The entire 6th grade I was in had a portable. Most of the teachers were in terrible moods and it took forever for me to realize why they were. It was the worst thing ever. I can’t believe I’m just now discovering this video lmao. This guy is hilarious.
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FIRST sorry got excited
lol wtf
@@TrevorWallace lol
I LOVE U TREVOR
great job at being first Trevor
Okay, we get the joke after the first 2 minutes. Not everything needs to go on forever.
These vids always make me laugh my ass off
Man, Trevor is so damn funny. Jealous of those who get to see him live!!!
Growing up in SoCal this hits so perfectly. I bet people on the east coast are like wtf is a portable lol
Nope spent a whole year in one, sucked
It took me a minute to figure out what a portable was.. in the South we have “portables” but call them trailers
Oh shit! I thought they were only out west. I’m sorry you guys had to experience them too 😂
Had em here in the upper Midwest. Things were fucking freezing in the Winter.
We have them in the midwests
The teacher who taught his homeroom in the portable of my elementary school got fired for drinking in the classroom and taking his entire class to his house during the school day. When the news circulated around the school, we realized that none of us pod kids knew any of those portable kids.
For me the teachers in the trailers sometimes were the coaches. They always wore windbreakers. Oh I never forgot the dust, musty smell, and the sound of roadside construction that was terribly loud.
I'm glad that my high school didn't have any, but there were a couple portables when my brother graduated a couple years before me. It allowed passing periods to be longer so that's a plus lol
My school has but they don’t have mold or are too hot (probably since they aren’t that old)
Man I love you're skits🤣🤣
"two years away from tenure."
I actually had a portable teacher who was a total hippie.
He was great.
I had the best teacher ever in a portable... and also my most hated teacher... you either get the chill laid back teacher, or the mean one who hates everything and wants to make you suffer.
I also had a mean teacher in portables
Our portables were actually nice. They were updated, had plumbing, and were quieter than being in the main building. This is still funny tho 😂
Portables at my school didn’t have water but they had ac
We had portables that were supposed to be used for a year or two that ended up becoming permanent fixtures
My school has them since 2006 but in the back of the school there are 8 of them that are abandoned because I never saw anyone entering them or leaving them
Pretty sure I was Tanner in high school. I was bringing them flavor blasted goldfish to class and had no plans to share with anyone.
My highschool was 2 trailers next to a swamp. NO exaggeration. One trailer was literally sinking into the ground. I remember the principal very casually mentioned how annoying it was that the door frames were crooked because of it...the doors would swing open because of the tilt. Ah memories...
I imagine the school is now better
I’m lactose intolerant I will shit everywhere 🤣😭
“It’s a lil toasty in here, what is it? 62?”
Fax, teachers be putting the class on Below Freezing temperatures and say it’s warm 💀
just saw this dude in Orlando fl and gotta say he's even funnier in person
thank you orlando was fun af !
Hell yeah.....I was there.....dude is funny AF.....I'll definitely go see him again when he comes back around.....
@@TrevorWallace
Come to Fresno, California sometime! 😄
My portable class in the 8th grade had this crow outside that would caw like a car alarm every other week. Impossible to ignore. Fantastic classmate.
I literally never had portables in my school, we used to before they built more schools in our district. But now I see them outside my old elementary school and I’m like Dangggg. The district exploded so now they might have to expand again
Very accurate, From south Texas and our school got hit with a hurricane and our real school got flooded. So we moved to portables and this exactly how all the teachers were and our wifi and a/c sucked. But when our school was repaired and we moved back in everything was so much more chill and the same teachers were so much different.
I’m a teacher (on my lunch break right now, actually) and I have to say, this is backwards. The whiteboards and super nice teachers are in the portable buildings. Regular teachers with blackboards and traditional materials are in the schools.
Agreed! All my portable teachers (art and music) were much beloved. They tried to cut the music program and fire the one music teacher but the entire school (students and parents) signed a petition and basically bullied the admin into letting him stay 'cause he was that good.
Brought back memories. Thanks Treavor. Man, time sure does fly by after you graduate. All those years in school felt like a lifetime🥲
I've been in at least one portable classroom every grade 😭 was a completely different vibe though. Turns out some portables had mold so they had to demolish them. 💀
the portable teachers didnt care they let us sneak out a few minutes before the bell
0:59 I mean isn’t Johnny sins a doctor?
After three years now teaching in a portable I can confirm that allllllll of this is fact
Lmao my school went bankrupt and they repossessed the mobile classrooms we had. They made students leave class to carry all the furniture out.
My yearbook class was in a portable and my god did I look forward to it everyday, it was experience to remember.
This was incredible and ridiculously accurate lol
Yuuuuup. I love how they were supposed to be temporary but were older than the kids in them.
In my case the portables are as old as the school (it was inaugurated in 2000 so they aren’t that old)
Trevors videos are so good .. sometimes i feel like doing comedy videos and then i see trevors videos and know mine will never be as good lol 🤪
So do them anyway
Physics didn't come to a halt because no one could be as good as Einstein.
I think it's just an excuse.
I went to a high school which was 2 big portables connected by a wooden bridge. We had some really cool teachers, and then some that were just awful, one of them ate during class and liked to argue with students and prove them wrong to feel good about himself. We had a dead body dropped on our campus(fun fact), and cameras in every classroom. Our principal was later charged with embezzlement. Can’t get any better than that :) !
this was reversed for my old high school. the main buildings didn't have ac whilst the portables were ICY 🥶
I imagine that the portables were barely 10 years old and your school was one of the oldest schools in your city
I like how the portable teacher is teaching actual history
Moving to florida senior year and having class in a portable was like ????
Theyre nice because the individual teacher has the control of the AC rather than it being set for the whole building. So if you have a cool teacher you will also be cool. Lol
"You guys think if there's a fire we'll make it out alive?" That is something discussed at school every year for some reason
Spent every one of my middle school years in a freaking portable, I went inside the main building maybe 4 times out of 3 years. Shit was wack
That sucks
My elementary had two portables: the music and art rooms. The symbolism of the school's priorities was so loud. I live in Minnesota, so I remember not being able to play the recorder because my fingers were numb lmao. Either that or the oil pastels were melting in the heat.
They started remoldeling my high-school after my sophomore year. So I spent my entire junior and senior years, only in portables. Took away from the high-school "vibe" altogether. Especislly for senior year. It actually really fuckin sucked. The floors and bathrooms were dirty and they were were small and so hot.
I was lucky enough to be one of 4 classes in a portable when they first came to my school. Loved it. We had better air conditioning and heat than the kids in the main building. The classrooms were nice and so were the bathrooms. Best school experience.
When I was in third grade, I was sent to deliver envelopes to one of the teachers in the portables. It was giving nuclear levels of "y'all live like this????"
I honestly believe this is where my trauma began.
What is this with women all deciding they have "trauma" all of a sudden?
@@NateB It's a universal accessory, goes with every pair of shoes. Literally can't leave home without it.
I had elementary school with both indoor and portable classes. The differences were….startling. It was in florida so when the AC broke (which was often) the portable classroom became a terrifying shoebox of exhuasted middle aged women and angry third graders.
Omg...the rolling TV stand...the S that everyone had on their notebooks...the swealtering heat and humidity...nostalgia at it's finest.
Honestly think trevor is actually a teacher
That AC/DC shirt took all the way out!!!!! LMMFAO🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Loved ya in Orlando Sunday.....keep it up bud.......F
lets goooo thanks for coming out!
i just remember for some reason the teachers never turned on the lights in the portable. the lights worked fine, but they just never turned them on. we'd have 2 hour maths classes...in the dark
You should make a video of teachers who had no control over their classrooms and the kids did not give af about getting in trouble. My teacher had 7 classes in a day and our class was “the class from hell” as she would say, she literally started smoking because of our class, shit was funny af especially in middle school, she would write on average of 3 gold cards a day in our class.
Edit: she was in a portable
I had portable unit classrooms for my Junior and Senior years of high school. But I didn't really think anything of it. They were good sized classrooms. Got through my last 2 years of high school and that was it. That was 8 years ago now. Man, time flies.
My old school pretty much uses the portables only for storage and SATs nowadays, but there are rumors that you can still hear the sound of ghostly wailing of heat stroked children from the outside.
Lol
Fortunately my school has air conditioning in the portables.
My portable doesn’t even have windows, but my math teacher is REALLY awesome. He calls the portables “Portable City” bc there’s a lot; he doesn’t actually like the main building bc it’s “really crowded”, i.e. HIGH SCHOOL
4:00 omg thanks for reminding me
This is so true for teaching…the debacle of classroom versus portable
The trailers either had the ac turned on max and cold as shit or no ac at all and hot like a sauna. No in between