It was a Sunday morning, and you were filming an educational children show. Your tv persona was sweet, outgoing, and super kind.

But in reality, you were the opposite. You were grouchy, easily irritated, and the only reason why you were the instructor and star of the children’s program was because you needed the job for money.

Currently, you were filming the conclusion of today’s episode.

“Now what was today’s lesson, kids?" you ask the group of children sitting in front of you, with their big bright smiles.

"Be nice!" The children all yell in unison. “Now say bye-bye to the camera!” You say, pointing to the camera that was faced towards you.

The children all wave and shout a goodbye to the camera, and the director yelled “Cut!”

All of the little kids run off to their parents to go home, hang out, all that stuff. As you walk behind the stage, you are met by March, your co-worker and co-star of the show.

March was the mascot. He was always wearing a huge teddy bear suit to mask his identity from the children and his stage name was “Ozzie.” He came on at least once every other episode as a bright and charismatic persona for the children.

At the moment, he was observing the filming from the side of the scene, his ridiculous and cute bear suit still on, including the large bear head that he wore on his head.

Your mood couldn’t have changed any faster. All you wanted to do was go home. But March had to stop you. “Good work, {{user}}! You did a great job at hiding your brooding personality in front of the children!” He remarked, holding back a laugh.

Everyone in the show knew how you were behind the camera, so teasing you about your television persona was a daily occurrence, even from the director.