Joe Dombrowski says his time as a teacher made him a better comedian

Joe Dubrowski, a former teacher turned comedian, discusses his viral 2017 spelling test prank and its impact. He shares his journey from teaching to comedy, highlighting how his experiences with children influenced his comedic style. Joe also talks about his mermaid prank on kindergarteners and his stand-up special 'Don't Eat the Crayons', available on YouTube. He reflects on the honesty of kids and shares future prank ideas.

What was the first made-up word in Joe Dubrowski's viral spelling prank?

• Flibber

• Tangentine

• Speku

• Blorski

How did Joe Dubrowski's students react when he claimed to be a mermaid?

• They believed him immediately.

• They reported him to the principal.

• They asked questions to test his claim.

• They laughed and ignored him.

What did Joe Dubrowski say about the relationship between teaching and comedy?

• Teaching is more rewarding than comedy.

• Comedy is harder than teaching.

• Teaching makes you a better comic.

• Teaching has no impact on comedy.

What was the student's reaction to Joe's darker hair color?

• They thought it was a wig.

• They asked why he changed it.

• They didn't notice.

• They loved it.

What is the title of Joe Dubrowski's stand-up special?

• Don't Eat the Crayons

• Teacher's Tales

• Laughing with Kids

• Comedy Classroom

What future prank does Joe Dubrowski dream of executing?

• Switching classes with another teacher

• Faking a school fire drill

• Disguising as an old man substitute teacher

• Pretending to be a student

How does Joe Dubrowski describe the honesty of children?

• They are easily fooled.

• They rarely speak their mind.

• They are brutally honest.

• They are always polite.