Two parents gave their child’s teachers wine with the child’s face and “our child might be the reason you drink” printed on the bottles, according to a Thursday report.
Parents Mary and Paul Sommers jokingly gave the bottles to their son Jake’s teachers at Ascension School in Kettering, Ohio, reported WHIOTV7. Photos of the bottles posted by their older son DJ went viral on Twitter.
My parents always get our elementary school teachers a present around Christmas. Typically something small like a candle or flower to say thank you. This year they got them bottles of wine & replaced the labels with their own with my brother on them… Happy holidays pic.twitter.com/hErPgrjX44
— DJ Sommers (@Sommers_DJ) December 18, 2017
“How many coffee mugs does a teacher need,” said Mary Sommers. “But who doesn’t need a glass of wine after teaching a kid like mine?”
Mary suggested that Jake was a troublemaker at school, but clarified that he was not a bad kid.
“My four older siblings were good kids and it was hard to live up to that, so I didn’t try,” she said. “[Jake] always has something to say. He’s that kid.”
“I guess my teachers deserve [the wine],” said Jake.
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