Sidwell Friends School

Oh, she made a big deal out of meeting with the principals and kicking the tires.

And ultimately, Sasha and Malia went to Sidwell Friends.

I think it's about $40,000 or $50,000 a year.

The same private school that Chelsea Clinton went to.

Memory just popped into my head.

So I went to a private high school and middle school in D.C. called the Sidwell Friends School.

And

it's always special to have other Black people around.

Okay, here's one you've heard of.

Sidwell Friends.

Sidwell Friends in Bethesda, just west of, right near here? Yeah, just right near here.

Is that Sidwell? I don't know.

Top 100.

Now, this is a true story.

When I was in high school, I went to a school called Sidwell Friends, which is a kind of fancy private school in Washington, D.C., where I grew up.

And my dad worked for the government, and my mom worked for the city.

And we moved there when I was 10 from Ohio.

And if you listen to some of my other podcasts, like the Woo Woo Whistle, all about the naughty boys that were in my fifth and sixth grade class who blew up the teacher's whistle.

You might want to go back and listen to the woo-woo whistle because that's a popular episode.

But my parents moved me from that school and they took me to a school called Sidwell Friends, which was more fancy and more difficult, like more challenging, I would say, as far as... academically more challenging if you know what i mean like it was hard the work was harder more homework and stricter teachers and you had to wear get this a uniform

also it's private school

Don't they love higher taxes? Democrats hate school choice.

BS, they send their kids to Sidwell Friends in Washington, DC, in school choice.

And we won on the issues.

We lost on the messaging.

So in 2011, I was working five part-time jobs in Washington, DC.

I had moved down there to be, um, the temporary upper writing school teacher at Sidwell Friends, and it's this independent school where the Obama girls attended, a lot of senators' children attend.

And I was also working at a coffee shop, substitute teaching at two other schools, and folding tank tops poorly at Lululemon.

You were the Washington DC Kirk.