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Do they make 96 hour deodorant?

Amanda & Zach Smith · 1m · transcribed May 2026
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0:00 Hey babe. Hey. How's your day? Um well, started one of my periods and a kid just right up the bat. It stink in here. Immediate response. You should You should shower. Response back. I do shower. My response back. With soap and then I just get blank stares. And one kid goes, I have 72-hour deodorant. >> [laughter] >> That's not the end of his statement. I have 72-hour hour deodorant, so I'm good for like 4 days.

0:32 I said I go wait wait wait wait. How does this I can you explain that? And he goes, yeah, I will put 72-hour deodorant on every 4 days. And I'm like, okay, so do you see a problem with that? And [laughter] they're like, then I get interrupted cuz another kid out of nowhere just goes He turns to another kid angrily and HE GOES, STOP CALLING ME DADDY. >> [laughter] >> AND I'M LIKE, WHAT? AND he looks at me like, it's not a big deal. I'm just going to I've got it taken care of.

0:56 And oh gosh, where does the conversation go after that? He goes uh The 4 days. >> goes He goes He goes 72-hour deodorant for my 4-day BO. >> [laughter] >> And I'm like, okay, hold on. First person that raises their hand with the phone in their pocket gets to get their phone out. Girl open up phone. Can you put in You said 72-hour, right? He goes, yeah. I go 72 and then every 4 days I said, can you divide that by 24 hours and then tell me what the whole number is? And she goes, three. And I look at him and it still didn't click.

1:31 >> [laughter] >> And then I go, okay. So if WE TAKE 24 HOURS IN A DAY AND TAKE 72-hour deodorant it should say 3-day deodorant. And then you could see it clicked for him, but instead but instead he goes his his immediate response. He just switches and goes, Mr. Smith, if I rub your head, how many wishes DO I GET? >> [laughter] >> UM

Summary

A humorous conversation unfolds between a teacher and his students about personal hygiene and misunderstandings regarding deodorant usage. The teacher navigates the absurdity of a student's claim about 72-hour deodorant while dealing with unexpected interruptions and playful banter.

- A student claims to use 72-hour deodorant, suggesting he only applies it every four days.
- The teacher questions the logic behind this, prompting a calculation that reveals a misunderstanding.
- Laughter ensues as students engage in playful banter about hygiene and personal care.
- Another student interrupts with a seemingly unrelated comment about being called "Daddy."
- The conversation highlights the humorous and chaotic nature of classroom interactions.
- The teacher attempts to clarify the math behind the deodorant claim, leading to a lighthearted moment.
- The discussion shifts unexpectedly to wishes and rubbing the teacher's head, showcasing the unpredictable nature of kids.
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