Teacher Loses Job over Classroom OnlyFans Content

Teacher Loses Job over Classroom OnlyFans Content.

Let's face it, teachers receive inadequate pay and appreciation. Therefore, it is not surprising that teachers today are required to work in additional occupations. At least some of our educators are looking into other opportunities for additional sources of income. Times are difficult. Particularly for our teachers. Well, as I reflect back to my early years, I realize how much of an impact my teachers had on me.

When I was a student, I had a stagecraft teacher who, rather than being angry with me for being late to class, would have me perform a stand-up routine in front of the group of students to explain why I was late. They provided me with numerous chances to think quickly, act quickly, and use humor under pressure. I greatly value those experiences.

Without that, I might not currently be the professional goofball that I am. So when teachers decide they need to take a nighttime job, I don't have a problem with that.

Well, some teachers decide to work as servers to supplement their income, and some now prefer to launch their own ventures, like OnlyFans. Many people do it secretly using a stage name or an alias, but if you're educating kids, you run the chance of being exposed, which is bad for your particular line of work. You've probably heard tales of educators who started their own OnlyFans account and eventually made so much money from them that they gave up their day jobs to pursue them full-time. But what if the teachers were doing it during class hours?

You do realize that could be occurring, right?

Well, it was for one teacher. In accordance with a piece by the New York Post, After making OnlyFans films in her classroom as a side gig to supplement their meager pay, an Arizona eighth-grade teacher and her fourth-grade husband lost their employment at the school. Samantha Peer, a science Middle School teacher, uploaded X-rated movies on her OnlyFans website under the identity "Khloe Karter," which her students surprisingly discovered and distributed among themselves.

Shockingly, the teacher's adult shows were being made inside a school district building! The naughty teacher and her husband, who was also a teacher at an Elementary School. Samantha said that she quit on October 31st "under pressure" after being put on paid administrative leave. Four days later, her husband Dillon was let go. Kind of brings a whole new meaning to the song, "Hot for Teacher" Huh?

It's hard to believe that the biggest shopping day of the year is just over a week away and some Florida theme parks will be offering Black Friday deals.

The holiday season is upon us and over the next few weeks time will fly by. If you haven't started thinking about Christmas shopping yet, now would be the time to start making that list so you can take advantage of the deals. I've never been much of a Black Friday shopper. I worked in retail for years when I was younger, so now that I don't anymore, I avoid going out into the madness if I don't have to. It's not to say the deals aren't worth it on some things, I just don't feel the need to get into a possible altercation over a $3 savings on a pillow. Though a pillow fight in a department store sounds like it could be pretty epic.

While you may think of stores people camp out at like Walmart, Best Buy and Target, WFLA reports that a lot of theme parks here in Florida will be serving up some deals on Black Friday too. If you have a hard to buy for person on your Christmas list, I think tickets to some fun is something everyone can enjoy.

Busch Gardens will be offering up to 60% savings on tickets, passes, fun cards and more.

SeaWorld Orlando will also be offering savings of up to 60% on tickets, annual passes, fun cards and more.

Discover Cove is offering savings up to 50% on dates throughout 2023

While it's not necessarily a Black Friday deal, there is a BOGO ticket deal going on right now for Florida residents through December 4th

There will be deals, but details haven't been announced yet. If you're interested in finding out about the savings before anyone else, you can sign up here