A single mom and full time teacher from South Bend, Indiana.
She's been fired because there's no teacher shortages, but
this is because her employer found out about her OnlyFans account.
[INAUDIBLE] we've heard stories like this before, but
maybe not to this degree into this level.
Her name is Sarah Jerry, and she was using this OnlyFans account to support her
family and supplement her teacher income.
So let's go to details.
For about six years, Sarah Juree worked full-time as a teacher in South Bend,
Indiana, as part of the Department of Defense STARBASE educational program.
Which introduces grade five students to science, technology, engineering and
math or known as STEM.
But the single mother of twins said that she was unable to support her
family on the modest salary of $55,000 a year,
especially as the cost of living continues to rise in the US.
Juree said her rent alone cost nearly half of her income and
her employer didn't offer health insurance.
That was another out of pocket expenses is what she told Vice.
Plus car insurance and groceries and expenses for
my kids that just piles up really fast.
Now, we see that 55,000 number and I guess people,
if you don't see that as a minimal amount, it's because then the taxes,
then she point out health insurance, her two children, rent, crazy.
So a friend told me that she could make around $10,000 a month with OnlyFans.
So she started counting early June.
So by the end of June she was fired details.
Her termination letter states that she was let go for quote,
posting inappropriate photos in violation of several Starbase policies without
the consent of the executive director.
The letter added that the photos pose a real and
immediate risk of harm to the reputation or business dealings of the program.
Juree said though that she spoke with her boss and
a colleague about this whole thing before she even started the account.
Here's those details.
She said, my boss got really excited and said, yeah you can start a page,
you can make a lot of money, in this part.
You can also sell your panties on that page.
In my mind, I was like, great, I'm not gonna have any issues with work
because my boss literally just told me to sell my panties on OnlyFans..
So by the way her firing is probably more than likely the result of a man from her
community, coming forward and exposing this whole thing,
acting like he wasn't a subscriber.
But actually saying that someone else had tipped him off about this whole thing.
It was a parent, it wasn't, it was a concerned parent, not him.
So there's those details.
Juree said that she was very scared when those blog started popping up,
she said it was humiliating.
In those articles,
the man wrote about Juree's personal life including her former husband.
He included screenshots of her Starbase employee page,
her Instagram account as well as her OnlyFans page.
And said the Juree moonlights as a pornstar.
In a Facebook post sharing the article, the man also said,
all parents should celebrate that this woman was fired.
I hope she has plenty of success outside the reach of children.
Also Vice News was talking about this and I soon reached out to him and
he decided to rope that journalist into it as well.
So shortly after Vice News sent the blogger a detailed list of questions about
those allegations he had harassed Juree online with, he proceeded to publish this
reporter's email, photograph, and portions of her resume on his blog as well.
But this isn't the only case, as I pointed you guys before, this isn't something that
just started happening or just now has happened to this one teacher.
Anytime something like this happens, there's some concerned citizen in
the community brings this up, other folks that get fired as well too.
So last week a 22 year old OnlyFans content creator said that she was fired
from her nursing job after a colleague watched her content.
A 24 year old mechanic also in Indiana was let go from a Honda dealership in
2020 after her managers found out that her co-workers were watching her
OnlyFans page.
Look at that again, in 2020,
she was fired after her managers found out that her co-workers were watching, okay.
And in Canada a railway conductor lost her job because her Instagram was quote,
too sexy, whatever that is.
So as Jake mentioned before we came into this, we also have a pole.
So I'm curious what you guys think about this.
Specifically with Sarah Juree and the teaching gig.
And whether or not she was actually bringing shame to her employers and
probably couldn't be around children because the children would run away or
I don't know, start doing nefarious things.
What are your thoughts?
>> Yeah, so you can vote on that at TYT.com/polls,
we,ll have the link down below in the description box.
But, I think this one's tougher than you guys probably think it is, but
I don't know, let's find out.
But I do know a number of things that are not at all tough.
Okay, so let's call out the hypocrites.
So,, first off, concerned parent, I guarantee you that concerned
parent wasn't concerned enough not to finish, okay.
How did you stumble upon that account?
I wonder.
So, second of all, okay, this is a teacher, so
I think that's an interesting conversation.
A rail word, railway conductor, what are they getting fired for?
Because they're around rails?
The mechanic, why is the mechanic getting fired?
Why is the nurse getting fired?
That doesn't make any sense at all, right?
And then the boss, now the boss doesn't say technically you can go do it,
because that might get him in trouble.
But notice what the boss says, Yeah, OnlyFans,
you should definitely do that, okay.
You can sell your panties, I'm not saying I'm gonna buy it, but
you could sell them to anybody, right?
I mean, what it's like random thing to say by the way to
someone who reports into you?
So super uncomfortable all around.
But guys, now having said all that, and I got more hypocrisy later to talk about.
I mean, if I was a kid and in junior high, let's say or high school and
I found out my teacher was on OnlyFans., I would definitely look okay.
And so is that an issue?
Is that not an issue?
I don't know. >> I think it's tough.
Yeah, I mean, and I think there's really two layers to this, right?
I mean, first is the obvious thing, right?
If you don't want your employees to start an OnlyFans page, okay,
pay them enough to be alive, right?
Pay them enough so that they're comfortable and
they can afford their regular stuff, especially healthcare,
because seriously,, I mean, there's so many layers to that.
Just because like if you're making $55,000 a year, you're making enough that
the means tested programs won't let you have benefits, but you're making so
little that you won't be able to cover medical expenses on your own, right?
And so that's a terrible situation that just our political environment has
created.
But then there's a reality of people who sold this idea, if I had to bet money on
it, my guess is she probably wasn't making as much money as she thought she
would because a lot of people are sort of oversold the money making potential for
things like that.
>> And so a lot of people get roped into this where then they do potentially lose
their jobs and
they end up not making as much money as they thought they would anyway.
And obviously that boss is super creepy, which is just a random aside, straight up.
But then it goes to the parents, right?
So, is it a little bit ill advised because of what Jenk pointing out about how
obviously the students are gonna Google their teachers, and
that's just a thing that's gonna happen.
>> Of course it is, that's gonna happen.
And will that lead to uncomfortable situations?
Yeah, and especially if it was like a high school,
then all of a sudden it gets a little bit more dicey, doesn't it?
But, if that is something that your school and you're concerned about,
you put a morality clause in the employment agreement beforehand, right?
You don't, after the fact decide, wait, you're not allowed to do that, right?
And so that really is something that if that is something that you as an employer
actually care about, you put morality clauses in employment agreements before
the fact and not just arbitrarily decide after the fact.
>> Yeah. >> Let's keep it real,
the concerned parent is a fan, he's an OnlyFans of her.
I think that's something we can all agree on.
But number two, we're talking about the age of the kids.
I assume it's fifth grade since that's what was quoted in this article, the kinds
of things that she teaches, they're fifth graders, my kids are fifth grader.
He doesn't have access to money to be paying for things online.
He does doesn't have the search for something like OnlyFans and if he has been
hearing about OnlyFans, the thing is, how is he gonna find his teacher?
I don't know if her name is miss whatever her last name is on OnlyFans, so
how hard is it to find this teacher?
This guy had to find it because someone exposed her online to him when he wasn't
the one looking for her, right?
Or he didn't stumble across her himself.
It just seems like it was a quick knee jerk, let's go and
get rid of her type of move when we didn't really flesh out,
is this really something that's gonna be something that can connect to kids.
And she did point out in this longer article that I read the full thing to him
that, she said, I have pretty risky conversations when I was on a dating site
because I'm a single mother.
Are they gonna go find my whatever, I don't know these dating sites, sorry,
I'm old too jake, whatever dating site.
And then, are they gonna find me there and
be like, you're having conversations with men.
Because there's many things that your teachers do that
you never find out about [LAUGH] until someone tells you, you just don't know.
>> Yeah, look, let me double down a couple of things that everybody said,
Ben made a great point.
The probably the most important point of these theories, $55,000 a year for
a teacher, no health care, what are we doing?
What are we doing?
Right?
So, I got two kids in school, I went back to school day just last night, and
that's where the teachers tell have a school class to class and
tell us what their curriculum is for the year, and that's for my seventh grader.
And, and they're amazing, they're wonderful teachers,
they care so much and they're so smart and
here they are at a public school assing their ass, given everything they got.
I'm just, I was amazed by them, right?
And all they get is grief, low salaries, the Republicans attacking them,
24/7 people calling them groomers.
I mean, who can deal with this madness.
And then on top of that they're not allowed to be real people, right?
And on the other hand the allure of OnlyFans..
I mean, her friend told her she's making 10,000 month,
that's more than twice her salary.
And and all she does is post pictures a couple of times a week or
a month, that's so easy compared to teaching.
One of the teachers had to redo the all of the walls because they were falling
apart at the school.
And [INAUDIBLE], had the other one talked about all the school supplies
that they bought were starving the teachers.
And then you wonder why they do OnlyFans or anything else.
So that's indisputably true.
Jr good point on the fifth grader.
Yeah, I mean, that takes, so in that very particular case so this story,
trust me that what people find out that she's not OnlyFans., it's mainly going
to be the concerned parents that are going to check that out and stay long enough to.
etc. Not the kids, right?
Now having said all of that though, if they're in high school,
I know there isn't any force on earth that could have gotten finding fans page and
watch it and I'm just being honest.
I'm being honest., right.
So then are we okay with it?
Nurses deal with everyone, not just kids, right?
We can't stop their lives.
Mechanics ain't got nothing to do with anything else except
your pervy co-workers are checking out your pictures.
So instead of firing them, I'm gonna fire you, okay.
But for a teacher they do deal with kids.
I just keep getting stuck on that and I just don't know.
Ir;s understandable and that's why I became a thing.
But case by case, how about that?