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Think about this, “Jimmy! Have a good day at school”, Jimmy’s mother babbled. Jimmy entered the classroom, filled with kids, desks, and a whole lot of papers. Ms. Pumpin gets the class rallied up, like a bunch of cows in a herd. She starts to talk about classroom expectations and all the kids are bored out of their mind. Jimmy is half asleep, about to fall out of his chair. When Ms. Pumpin saw she went on a riot and started yelling in the first five minutes of class. No one liked her, especially Jimmy. When Ms. Pumpin was talking, Jimmy was extremely bored which lead to, Jimmy making a survey and having one column say yes and the other say no. It was a survey about who likes Ms. Pumpin and Jimmy was so surprised when he saw all of the kids
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