Teacher hilariously vents frustrations on Twitter
The first day of school is usually exciting. It’s the day you’d expect everyone to be excited to be in a new grade; an opportunity to meet new classmates. For the teachers, it’s an opportunity to get to know your students, so the last thing any teacher would expect is for students not to pitch up for class?
Unfortunately, that’s exactly what happened to professor Adam Heath Avitable from Florida. The hilarious teacher, who is also a comedian, took to Twitter to vent his frustrations after none of his students pitched for class.
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You know that college rule - if the professor is more than fifteen minutes late, class is canceled?
— Adam Heath Avitable (@avitable) January 19, 2017
Does the opposite apply as well? pic.twitter.com/IX0QzbX37Z
Classwatch 2017. Class started 30 mins ago. No students yet. I thought one was coming but it was just an administrator. Who laughed at me.
— Adam Heath Avitable (@avitable) January 19, 2017
It's so quiet. Every time I hear a door open, I sit up and smile. But when nobody enters my classroom, I die on the inside. #Classwatch2017
— Adam Heath Avitable (@avitable) January 19, 2017
Is everyone else in the world dead? Was there a sudden zombie attack and I survived, alone in my classroom? #Classwatch2017
— Adam Heath Avitable (@avitable) January 19, 2017
That's it. I give up. I'm packing up and going home. Clearly this is a sign that I wasn't meant to teach anyone today. #Classwatch2017
— Adam Heath Avitable (@avitable) January 19, 2017
Both students ask to use the computer today. I sigh and say okay. I don't even need to be here. End. #Classwatch2017 pic.twitter.com/FKEaTDaxuU
— Adam Heath Avitable (@avitable) January 19, 2017