lifehack: showing genuine interest in people isn't just good for manipulation, they may do the same for you and you can have a friendship

@biggtugg

3 ай бұрын

that’s NOT what we’re talking about. These tips are only meant for EVIL. Don’t pervert my fundamental belief system

@thememeqween

3 ай бұрын

@@biggtuggnon evil version?

@darksu6947

3 ай бұрын

This is ridiculous! Quite possibly the worst idea in human history! Having friends never leads to anything good or fun!

@mooniacal-1

3 ай бұрын

sigma tugg@@biggtugg

@shauleen

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂 all the replies!

I just ate a fucking fantastic plum

@Starr.Liitee

3 ай бұрын

Fire bro

@izzytepe

3 ай бұрын

juicy or more crunchy

@Soggyboxofrocksss

3 ай бұрын

Happy for you chief, that's wonderful

@anthonybury8446

3 ай бұрын

So jealous

@rizwanchowdhury5944

3 ай бұрын

W

I was a teacher for over two decades. A couple of takeaways: A) Nine times out of ten, we willingly go on tangents because we just can't take another minute of peddling some of the forced drivel we have to teach. B) I never ate anything one of my students brought unless it was in a sealed package, because 13-year-olds are gross. C) If a kid who was an asshat tried to get me going while smirking to his (or, less often, her) friends, I went along with it, then gave them a backup assignment that was worse than what they would have gotten. Kept that shit to a minimum, lol.

@SnowWolf2150

2 ай бұрын

I have several questions about "B," because since it was specifically 13 year olds I have to wonder what the hell you meant with this? Like, elementary kids I get, but we are talking about late Middle/early Highschool here. Please expand upon this.

@KOB923

2 ай бұрын

@SnowWolf2150 It's that specific because that's the age I taught all those years. I'm sure other ages can be gross, too, but that's the age I'm familiar with.

@SnowWolf2150

2 ай бұрын

@@KOB923 Ok, cause my mind went to a very weird place when you said that.

@FizzyPopYippee

12 күн бұрын

fair enough

As a student teacher myself, I absolutely endorse bringing your teachers food. I will take all bribes, thank you

@ninjaydes

2 ай бұрын

When I was a first grader, I gave my teacher my snacks. But I was too young to understand it could be considered bribery. Helped out a lot! Went from getting pink/yellow slips for not being good at English and History (Chinese was spoken language at home, moved from Canada so didn't know who Columbus was)... to getting the Appreciation IB award. tldr: bring your teachers food

@FizzyPopYippee

12 күн бұрын

noted

My mindset for high school has been “fuck it we ball” and I somehow have nearly straight A's and decent mental health. We ball, indeed.

@TheBluePhoenix008

3 ай бұрын

WE BALL

@cameronlowery3424

3 ай бұрын

I wasn't so lucky I had apl F's and D's and have shit mental health

@watermelonspice513

3 ай бұрын

Great cool

@Kinloo_Kills

3 ай бұрын

4mj⁷😅😅😅😅😅😅

@wintershock

3 ай бұрын

Same here. I piss around a lot in class with my friends, we all get our work done in time and we manage to get high 90’s. The teachers don’t complain about us because we are in our own corner and do our work.

TUGGLETS ASSEMBLE

@Ghop_tiptop

3 ай бұрын

Raaah

@pistol0grip0pump

3 ай бұрын

Oorah! 07

@BoomboardREAL

3 ай бұрын

RAAAAAHHH

@Slimechildinexilelmao

3 ай бұрын

*I have arrived.*

@Jax8554

3 ай бұрын

AAAAAAAAH

another thing; just treat your teacher how you treat your mom/dad when you're not mad at them. You can be casual, and show interest in their lives and just talk normally while also keeping that given boundary they have for you. Helped me a lot subconsciously through middle school and part of high school.

@ger1000

3 ай бұрын

Why only part of high school why not the whole thing I’m just curious

@sockyv

3 ай бұрын

@@ger1000 covid hit me pretty hard, eventually it was either irl high school which i skipped classes in and didnt pay attention to grades in simply because of anxiety OR going into online schooling (doesn’t work as well in online schooling)

Teacher here, and here some situation you can use in your advantage: - after class is over, go and ask a question or show just one exercise you tried to do and you can't get ( even if you know how to do). This give to teacher a baseline where you are struggling and we will not be too harsh if you do small mistakes. - know our birthday - put notes on your exams like" teacher, I only remember until here" will be more likely for you receive some points - use sorry all the time.We let many things pass if you say sorry rather than try to hide Remember, we are want you to pass but we want to see a little effort. Cheating is not the problem, effort is the key. Remember life doesn't have cheat codes 🤓

Life hack. If the teachers like you they're more lenient on your grades. I didn't fail a single class and I definitely fucking would've if it wasn't for the fact I treated the teachers like people

@Aros4

3 ай бұрын

As a teacher this goes a long way. During class its a school wide policy that phones need to be away. There are plenty of times where kids think they are being sneaky about their phones but really I’m pretending I do not see them because they aren’t 1. Not massive dicks 2. Are pretty responsible kids anyways. But really more than anything its about not being a massive dick lmao. It’s incredible how many kids underestimate the power of not abusing your underpaid overworked teacher, truly

@IvysWhackedWonderland

3 ай бұрын

@@Aros4I’ve been doing this since fucking kindergarten and have never failed a class. Worst I’ve ever gotten was a C in 5th grade cuz I was out sick for like a month. I just think it’s funny seeing all the asshole kids actively ruing their academic careers by being massive assholes.

@juhis5936

3 ай бұрын

'old on that's corruption!

@pinkjelly6014

3 ай бұрын

I do this and I have an A in almost every class

@zzSodaCanzz

3 ай бұрын

the teachers love me because i turn my work in (i dont i have like 50 missing assignment)

You just know that an exhausted, tired and depressed ex teacher of Tuggs has sat down after their long day thinking "Ahh he was one of my favourite students, he used to bring me doughnuts / ask about my old wrestling career, good kid...good ki-oh.......well now I'm sad 😥" And I feel for them lol

@Harbo_Minecraft_two

3 ай бұрын

nooooooooooooo. 😢

@oddessyGordon

3 ай бұрын

They just died inside 😭

@Catgirl_01

3 ай бұрын

😂😂

For the part of setting them off, I used to do that to my science teacher. She always hated when people said that nuclear power wouldn’t work. So I would go in there and at the start of class, just raise my hand and ask, ‘if nuclear power is so good, why does it make so much waste?’ Oh my goodness, she would lose her mind and spend 30 minutes talking about how nuclear power is soooo misunderstood and that we need to use it more, I swear we never got anything done in that class 💀💀💀

I was a teacher for 4 years (in Brazil, which is a very different experince than being a teacher in the U.S.) and the amount of students who tried to bribe me is hilarious to think of. Also, I caught two students cheating on a test once in a really creative way. I thought about scolding them and negating the test altogether, but then I came up with a better idea. I graded the test normally, but wrote on the back of it "I'm playing dumb cause you tried to be smart about it, but I know what you did, and you better not try it again :)" I still remember their faces reading it. Priceless, made it worth to be a teacher. I also quit being one a year later cause I hated planning classes, but you know, kind of ok while it lasted

@beratbayram

3 ай бұрын

What did they do?

as someone who’s in college currently, schmoozing is *HIGHLY* recommended in all grades because it works more than you can ever imagine. literally just be friendly and do the work and you’re solid (doing the work and doing it correctly are different)

@exumbra1399

3 ай бұрын

Best way to get in the potentially-exploitable good graces of a teacher? Be a good and pleasant student, which is, funnily enough, the very thing many students are trying to get out of.

@unnecessarily_formal_guy

3 ай бұрын

Exactly, I've always been that type and people shit on me for it, but I'm the one no one suspects when things go to hell.

@tvdootman27

3 ай бұрын

this tbh

@cameronsadam

3 ай бұрын

@@exumbra1399 i mean just little shit like gettin to class on time and chatting them up. makes a whole world of difference when you need headway with late assignments or something

@cameronsadam

3 ай бұрын

@@unnecessarily_formal_guy fr, i’ve been the “teachers pet” my whole life, idk why the other people get so pressed about it

Tugg's Declassified School Survival Guide

@readmachine18

3 ай бұрын

BRUH!!! I got that reference as in I remembered the OG show's name, but I couldn't remember what the show even WAS cuz it's been so long since I last thought about it 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@mehnah5033

3 ай бұрын

*Results may vary

Also very important thing for high school survival: If you are struggling hard with something in school, especially with a subject, open up and ask your teacher for help. Granted not all teachers will be nice, but the good ones really do notice your effort and are more willing to help you out. Even if it's only one teacher, it's worth it. Of course don't sacrifice your entire life to studying, but a little effort goes a really long way. (From a neurodivergent person who struggled a lot in high school and luckily had some pretty awesome teachers.)

Also, say goodbye to teachers and tell them to have a good day. Just be nice to them and they will love you 9/10. I even got a teacher who was notorious for being rude to kids to like me because I was just nice to them. Just do your shit and be nice and most teachers will take notice.

as someone trying to get to the end of high school without dying first, i need this

@SleepzyV

3 ай бұрын

yea i just started so im dead

@izzytepe

3 ай бұрын

same (junior year)

@pistol0grip0pump

3 ай бұрын

Just remember keep yourselves surrounded with good people, that true friends will both support one another but also call the other out when they need it or need humbling from a place of love. Don't make bad decisions that either guarantee or risk long term consequences, but still make bad decisions because you're kids, that's part of what growing up is all about! Just make sure you don't shoot yourself in the foot for the future because "the man" often doesn't forgive nor forget. And have fun!, or try to, I know the worlds absolutely fuck-o'd right now, we're not happy about it either 😅

@memecream5834

3 ай бұрын

Yall got google and phones now, go to the bathroom and look up some answers. Make sure to make it somehow known you drink lots of water. Think about life after high-school, it gets crazy being an adult that being said good luck kids some of yall gonna need it.

@morphietilly7268

3 ай бұрын

Aaayyyyy junior bretheren

Also underrated tip: be confident in class! I know sometimes you wanna become a little weasel and just rot in the back of the class but when you have a point to be made (don’t hog the spotlight tho) say it like you MEAN it. Teachers love a student that has a bit of backbone, and they’re more likely to treat you like an actual adult and more capable than if you are mousey and quiet.

@juhis5936

3 ай бұрын

one time in like 9th grade or something I was so bored in literary class that I actually started to answer the teacher's questions and she was like "hold on are you secretly smart or something" I was like "did you just say I look stupid?"

"megadeth is jarring" lmao **naisly sounding vocals** "the symphony of DEEESTRUCTION"

@isaacthehuman

3 ай бұрын

YoU trY to tAke his bAaaAAALLLSSS!!!

@justarandomguy6456

3 ай бұрын

"whAT YA MEan I dOn't beliEve in gOd?"

i was an absolute MASTER at getting my history teacher riled up because he was also a philosophy teacher and I was really into philosophy so I would just start asking extremely subjective philosophical questions in history class, which was VERY easy to do since history begs a lot of philosophical questions already. Needless to say, he absolutely loved me and entire lessons would get completely derailed to the point where he couldn't even assign homework or have us take a test on the lesson considering he never got around to teaching the lesson. I also had an English teacher that was a huge fan of Lord of the Rings. One day I came in late to class and she says "You're late" to which I replied "A wizard is never late, we arrive precisely when we mean to" which was a direct quote from Gandolf. She just said "I respect that" and from then on I consistently came late to class and she never marked me down as tardy. I also had a band teacher that happened to attend the same church that my family did so he totally favorited me and basically let me just do whatever the fuck I wanted. I played percussion so I would always choose to play the goofy ass auxiliary percussion instruments that have like one part in the song. He never made me play the bell kit or glockenspiel bc I couldn't read sheet music that had more than one note on the scale lmfaoo. He also let me do this extremely dramatic ending for our last concert before I graduated where I lined up EVERY snare, cymbal, bass drum, etc and just ran down the line hitting every single thing and ended with a MASSIVE gong hit. It was fuckin epic. Shout out to Mr. C for kick starting my passion for drums. Been playing ever since and I'm currently in 4 different bands :)

@RealShaquilleOneal

2 ай бұрын

And then everyone did a backflip and clapped

@MerSeaLess

2 ай бұрын

@@RealShaquilleOneal Sounds like you never got to do anything fun in Highschool and I pity the fool

@RealShaquilleOneal

2 ай бұрын

@@MerSeaLess yeah be mad at me for not believing in the second story which sounds fake as shit lmao

Getting the teacher going with certain teachers would actually teach us more than *anything* the syllabus would have. Some teachers have really really crazy life stories. Science teachers especially if you can get them going on current events, recent discoveries, stuff like that.

@_atlxntic_8906

3 ай бұрын

Future science teacher and..... yeah. You're right 😅

@danh9841

3 ай бұрын

I haaaaaate some of the ways my curriculum forces me to teach genetics right now. I’ve tried making it interesting by just teaching kids how they all have traits that can be explored through observation. Can’t wait to do actual punnet squares and things of that nature.

@nyxlocke1229

3 ай бұрын

I once, through genuine curiosity, asked my English teacher in 11th grade why he wrote in all caps, and the rest of class turned into a trauma dump about catholic school and clowns 😂😂

i cannot stress how right you are about making your teachers like you. like. holy s h i t man. i am many of my teachers' favorite student (mostly because my older brother was _also_ their favorite but we will ignore that) and whenever i go up like "hey Ms? do you think i could do some extra credit/makeup a test/ect ect" my god they are so lenient about it, even in my honors classes. it pays so well to be the teacher's favorite, im not even joking.

@Kryxx07

3 ай бұрын

I also had an older brother who was a good student. I appreciated that I always started off on the good side of teachers.

@marceltelang7825

3 ай бұрын

I managed to do that just by actually asking questions, does multiple things at once

This applies more in college than high school, but go to your teacher’s office hours! Great place to talk with them whether about the class or not, and it shows that you’re willing to put in some extra effort. High school equivalent would be stop by your teacher’s office during a free period.

I didn’t realize how much schmoozing went on until my last semester of college in 2020. A class mate was subtly brown nosing the new Chinese professor, even got the asian tutor to do his homework by buying lunch and giving compliments.

Any survival videos by you would be stellar. -family, friends, work, relationships, college, sex, parties, bosses, eating, the internet, Christmas... Just make survival guides for all things life

@TonysMemes

3 ай бұрын

spoken like a true tugglett

@thenetherbaddie9760

3 ай бұрын

I would like this life is weird and I think we all need The Tugg's guidance

8:36 my english teacher has brought up numerous times that he used to be in a classic rock band. He will go on tangents about random topics, and at one point the subject was pudding spoons. This caused me to ask him what kind of spoon is best for pudding. He talked for close to three minutes.

@rowanmartin4397

3 ай бұрын

I’m unironically a megadeth fan and my English teacher in 8th grade talked about how he was deaf from going to too many punk rock shows and then he cried when he was away for a week and some people messed up some posters and stuff

@NixNack

3 ай бұрын

@@rowanmartin4397 damn

@sanchitagolder

3 ай бұрын

sounds like he’s on the speccie, i’d love to be his friend 🥹🫶🏼

@NixNack

3 ай бұрын

@@sanchitagolder nah, he just likes the sound of his own voice

@Walker404

3 ай бұрын

Same. My Trumpet teacher will ask if anyone has any questions and someone will start talking about something that happened and we’ll talk about random stuff for 30 minutes 😂

I remember I had a test for a science class that I had no idea what I was gonna do, so right when the period started, I raised my hand and said “Mr. M, I’ve been reading online and I’ve been seeing a lot of research that the world is flat, can you prove that it isn’t?” We had that test next week and I got a C- 🙏🏻

I have a math learning disability that wasn't diagnosed until I was in college. I had no idea why I just couldn't do math no matter how much effort I put in for almost all of my schooling. I cheated in math in middle school and high school to get a low B so I wouldn't get punished for something that was completely out of my hands. As a teacher, be kind to your teacher. Most will actively help you out if you treat them with basic human kindness. I don't ever want to see a student fail.

An easy to not be brown-nosing your teacher when you give them food is to just say it’s extra and they can have it.

This reminded me of Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide and now I feel old.

We were SO bummed when our AP US history teacher caught onto the fact that we would get him to ramble on about...well, history to keep from having to take a test/quiz that day. I think he made us do a test in 15 minutes when he finally figured it out.

I haven't watched the full video yet but tip: If you have a class that gives points for participation and if that class misbehaves a lot, just be quiet. I sleep in that class and get full attendance/participation points and rarely get called on bc I'm hard to hear. Quiet kids who sometimes ask really good questions are typically marked as good students even if they aren't. My grade in that class is only high from this method

@YOURISAWHAT_2841

8 күн бұрын

I cannot tell you how much this method has helped me

i loved how tugg just said "its tuggin time" and tugged all over the tugg

The Tugger is a metalhead? REJOICE!

@axljones272

3 ай бұрын

I was so suprised when he said megadeth that it took me a good 2 seconds to realise 😂

@soldier1913

3 ай бұрын

@@axljones272 same

Tuggrat better do a SURVIVNG COLLEGE one. I need it badly...

I’ll always sneak some sort of notes or reminders on my wrist, but I usually just use very short abbreviations and symbols, and always wear long sleeves.

Bro I’m in 8th grade rn so you already know I needed this one

@Anonymous_Identity246

3 ай бұрын

Same

@Brooke-de6df

3 ай бұрын

I’m in 9th. Trust me, you’re definitely going to need this info.

@KaitlinsMyName

3 ай бұрын

I graduated 9 years ago now, but 8th grade was my first year of high school (we don't have middle school here) but all of this is true and it should get you through haha. Also carry some of this into the workforce it will save your life.

@iamtwone3

3 ай бұрын

Im in 10th and its not looking the best💀💀💀💀

I ended up becoming friends with my teacher by being nice but also really incompetent with my work, so eventually we kinda just started chatting everyday. still in her class, she teaches a few, sometimes she shares snacks, honestly one of my favorite people.

Had a math teacher in high school that had a master's in astronomy, talk about space and planets and that's all that dude talked about for a week. It was awesome.

That schmoozing advice is legit and got me my best jobs in college. Being able to relate to show my professors that I was A. Interested and proficient in the course material and B. a human being who could carry a conversation led to me being able to quit a lower-paying manual labor job and take much easier and higher paying Teaching Assistant jobs. I got paid to hold office hours where I would help students with assignments, test prep and then grade papers. Doing all of that only took about 5% of my office hours. The rest I was paid to do my own homework.

heck yeah another classic banger from big tugg

Tugging out as we speak

Please for the love of god make a series I need this badly.

omg the "YOU TURNED THE PAGE" shirt, grover was such a real one in childhood

"Open up like a Zelda chest" Who else heard the jingle that plays when a chest opens after he said that?

Bout to tugg one out to this

I haven't been in high school for 25 years and I loved every minute of this video. Quality stuff right here.

The Monster At The End of This Book is one of my favorite books of all time. Tugg gets 80 million bonus points for today's t-shirt.

@Definitely_real_lawyer

4 күн бұрын

I love that book to

Tuggingson never fails to give us a big tug

I am an 8th grader going into high school next year. I am also a tugglet, and will be forever thankful for this video.

@Tekriri

3 ай бұрын

🎉 high-school is ass

I'd love a whole spin off series of vids like this abt surviving high school

I didn't expect actual, real lessons from this. Maybe even too real. The bit about listening to teachers has a caveat: it works on Everyone and is basically a superpower for an easier life. However it's also hard as hell.

@mitch5944

3 ай бұрын

Yeah listening to people makes almost anyone like you lmao.

Please make more of these 😭 I need help on how to not feel overwhelmed during high school and then how to process that college comes next.

yes, of course i want more vids like this

Honestly, I needed this. Thx

as someone who also got slammed against walls in catholic school, i approve this message.

Bouta enter high school need this

Haha, they called my locker The Store, cause I sold all kinds of stuff: disposable cameras, throat spray, random shit, CDs, questionable medications, and everyone's fav; soda bottles full of whatever liquor we could find at any given kids house. Ahh, middle school was fun!! 😂😂

"Listen to some Megadeth, you probably won't like it, it's pretty jarring" Me, listening to Suicide Silence and Hatebreed between classes: huh

make a whole series out of this because you love helping and poisoning the youth, something which you were born to do.

I was a high school teacher for more than a decade and I will confirm that all of these methods worked on me 100% of the time. I was especially fond of it when students brought me food.

im going to high school next year so this will be helpful

as a high school student myself sir tugg, please make more of these vids. after the make tugg cry vid of course.

I’d definitely love a series on highschool from you tugg!!!

Tug got me bustin

This video could not have come out at a more perfect time. At the moment I am finishing an English project, I spent 3 class periods doing civics, and I have to turn in my Wind Ensemble audition, and then have to turn in my missing Biology paper. I also cheated on my math test, it wasn't even that bad, I just pulled out my notes from that week, but then I have 4 tests next week, because its the week before spring break. HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA

update 5:21 seconds in for anything in the summer the more extreme version is write answers on ur legs if ur wearing shorts (don't need to explain why a teacher won't catch you)

Definitely need a series of this.

All hail the tugg he Will guide us to the future all hail, the tugg, let us all sacrifice our cats to him. All hail, the tugg we are, but his subservient tugglets

@georgeatkinson1210

3 ай бұрын

🙏🏻 Amen 🙏🏻

@thebluedragon493

3 ай бұрын

We could start a religion out of this

@vinny3410

3 ай бұрын

TUGG BLESS

What the hell! I needed this four years ago 😭

8:35 this is true,I went to school in an Alice In Chains shirt one day and now my gym teacher let's me skip class/lunch occasionally

Jack for friendmaking: learn how to do something semi interesting like learning how to solve a rubix cube then randomly do it while sitting next to someone. This allows the person to have something to start a conversation with (they might say something like “oh that’s cool!”) if they are open to it and if they don’t say anything well at least you tried!

I had an English teacher that loved star wars and magic the gathering of we would often try to get him to rant about it and most of the time he would talk the entire period I really liked my physics teacher tho, he was really chill and we would often talk about anime, video games, etc all the time

Thank you for uploading a podcast!

Very good not actual advice 😉 I didn't cheat besides on my spelling tests way back when, but being nice to teachers really helped make high school better. Being a teacher's pet is so underrated especially if you don't have friends anyways

I'm a minimum effort straight A student so here's my personal take 1). Focus on getting things turned in rather than done propperly, late work drags grades down farther than incomplete or unrevised work 2). Become good friends with quizlet 3). Aim to make as little of an impression as possible on your teachers. Kids who try to be friends with their teachers usually end up overstepping a boundary that inevitably makes them hate them. 4). Don't try to make the best work a teacher has ever seen. The best you can get is 100% and any more than that comes from extra credit that's unrelated to the assignment. Just aim to meet the expectations of the assignment rather than pooring your heart and soul into it for no reason 5). Don't plan activities or hangouts during the school week. Feeling like you have limited or no time to work on your school work because of other shit will tank your motivation and land you with bad grades and late work. This is definitely the common denominator in kids who don't get their work done 6). Collaborate rather than cheat. This is especially applicable for essays. I took an AP literature class where we would be writing as many as 3 essays at a time about books we read, and my friend and I survived by giving each other feedback because the teacher was an unapproachable bitch 7). Know the hill that your teacher will die on. In other words, try to pinpoint what makes them the angriest. For some teachers its backtalk, and other signs of disrespect, but for others its not showing work or listening to them. Knowing what behavior is over the line for them as an individual can keep you in their good graces withought requiring you to suck up.

Got my paper and pen ready because starting high school will fo sure be an experience. 🔥

These are getting better. Please continue this series. Some of those teacher tactics work in everday life.

A series on this would be great, but honestly your comedic genius works in so many topics

I personally would like to survive through high school but some days I may avoid it

Need this cause am about to graduate

as someone who is an 8th grader, at the brink of repeating the grade, this 1000% is helpful, ty Mr.Tuggs

Honestly i don't even gotta watch to know I'll love it. Ever since i discovered you off of shorts and realized you made longer things I've been watching every video I could. Every video that you make appeals to me somehow and has managed to calm me during some tough times. Love your content and keep up the good work you're severely underrated considering how good your content it.

moldy breadcrust on your peanut butter burger

@Its_Nimbl

3 ай бұрын

Relatable 🚬🗿

@CKsilver

3 ай бұрын

@@Its_Nimbl thank you

if i were to eat a jelly bean the second this premieres would i be a guy named Randle that eats food from the money he finds in tuggs pockets?

This is useful if you're under 20, but at a certain age you see the value in learning for its own sake

Perfect topic for a series. Would be great

We can always rely on Tugboat to give us splendid information.

I'm Going to be here for nine hours like y'all guys, how fun, I have to wale up early to get to a high school meeting, but yeah I think I'll stay. Let us all ruin our sleep schedules. LOVE YA TUGG.

big tugg never fails to oil me up

When I was in highschool there was this one science teacher I didn't like. So when he handed out packets I would take out the staple. Then once I was done and ready to turn it in I would politely ask "May I please use your stapler.", and then I would staple all 4 corners.

ready for this banger

By the thumbnail, i thought he snapped

as a teacher, if anyone gave me every morning coffee i would make sure they passed my class with flying colors

it's nice to see that Tucker is still tugging it every saturday for us all to enjoy

Cam we just take a second to appreciate when we get a "big tug"? 😊😊

I got excited with a big tugg thumbnail but didn't see it said "coming up" so there's that..

Ned’s Declassified: School Survival Guide was a baller show. Tugg really needs to be given the opportunity to create a new one

Tugg came out with this at the best time ever I’m headed into high school next year and I need this

The anticipation 😱