“A world where teachers make millions and professional athletes have to buy their own equipment.”

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Inspired by a meme and my all my teacher friends responses to it.

A short film or 30 min streaming series where life seems perfectly normal except for the fact that all public school teachers make millions and professional athletes do not. Seasoned professional teachers are the first pick in the yearly drafts to schools, groups of people meeting each week for their fantasy teacher picks for having the best performing students in various academic contests and debates that are televised, schools have the best high tech equipment and computers for all schools, free spas and massages for all teachers after a hard day of work, teachers live in the best houses with boats and expensive cars, and meanwhile professional athletes have to buy their own equipment, accept donations from fans, have bake sales, in order to afford to purchase equipment, and the stadiums are funded by county boards, use chalk and chalk boards instead of ipads, and coaches have to write notes and have them delivered to the offense and defense coordinators because their radio shack walkie talkies don't work, and during practice they have to participate in live shooter drills and hide under the benches and behind the coolers. Parents encouraging their children to practice their academics so they can maybe one day become a successful teacher. Parents discouraging their kids from participating in football.