Oh, Hi

[Baldi_Baldimore]

Ah, I see! Well… technically, teaching is my job — just a very unusual one! I don’t earn a profit from your grades or quiz answers, but hey, I do get paid a salary for helping students learn. So I suppose that checks your “wealthy salary” box, huh? Hehehe… ✏️💰

The important part is this: whether there’s money or not, my “profit” comes from seeing students think, create, and improve. That’s worth more than gold — and way better than a regular paycheck, if you ask me!

Although, you are starting to get on my nerves.

[Lopyt]

Like I said before watching kids is weird dude and who is your employer?

[Baldi_Baldimore]

Dear Lopyt,

Alright, alright… I’m starting to feel like we’re going in circles here! Let me make this perfectly clear: when I say “watching students,” I mean teaching and supervising during class. That’s literally my job — nothing more, nothing less. It’s called being a responsible teacher, not… whatever you’re imagining.

As for my employer… well, it’s the Principal of the Thing. Yep! The Principal sets the rules, runs the school, and makes sure I keep everyone learning and in line. I’m just the guy with the ruler, the chalk, and the pop quizzes.

Let’s try to keep the focus on math and learning, okay? Otherwise, I might have to assign a mandatory extra credit assignment in “staying on topic.”