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By the last week of term there is exactly one nerve left and everybody in the building knows whose it is. "Smells Like Teacher's Last Nerve Is On Fire" is a joke every teacher has told about themselves.
The Signature White version, poured with 60+ hours of Toasted Marshmallow. The week before a break, a staff room exchange, a teacher friend who has stopped pretending: this is the one.
Why You'll Love It
Perfect Gift For
The week before a break, a staff room exchange, a teacher friend's birthday, a first year in front of a class, a difficult cohort, a leaving gift, and whoever has counted the days aloud since October.
Product Details
Scent
5. Toasted Marshmallow - Toasted Marshmallow, Vanilla, Amber
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a funny gift for a teacher who is worn out?
A: A joke a teacher would make about themselves lands far better than sympathy, because it says somebody noticed without making it a conversation. Exhaustion is the shared language.
Q: What is the marshmallow scent actually like when it burns?
A: The browned sugar crust on the outside of a marshmallow, with vanilla through the middle and amber underneath. It is warm and faintly smoky rather than sugary.
Q: Is this a safe joke to give a colleague rather than a friend?
A: Nothing in it is aimed at students, parents or anybody in the building, so it works between colleagues who barely know each other. It is a joke about the job.
Q: Which scent do people pick when buying for someone unknown?
A: Vanilla-based scents are the reliable blind buy because very few people dislike them and they suit any room. Marshmallow with amber is the friendlier end of that.
Q: Can this be given at a staff room gift exchange?
A: It is made for exactly that, since the joke reads instantly to a room full of teachers. Being funny out loud is what an exchange gift has to manage.
Q: How soon can it be lit after it is unwrapped?
A: Straight away — trim the wick to 1/4", give the first burn two or three hours, and it is set up for the rest of its life. Nothing needs curing.
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By the last week of term there is exactly one nerve left and everybody in the building knows whose it is. "Smells Like Teacher's Last Nerve Is On Fire" is a joke every teacher has told about themselves.
The Signature White version, poured with 60+ hours of Toasted Marshmallow. The week before a break, a staff room exchange, a teacher friend who has stopped pretending: this is the one.
Why You'll Love It
Perfect Gift For
The week before a break, a staff room exchange, a teacher friend's birthday, a first year in front of a class, a difficult cohort, a leaving gift, and whoever has counted the days aloud since October.
Product Details
Scent
5. Toasted Marshmallow - Toasted Marshmallow, Vanilla, Amber
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a funny gift for a teacher who is worn out?
A: A joke a teacher would make about themselves lands far better than sympathy, because it says somebody noticed without making it a conversation. Exhaustion is the shared language.
Q: What is the marshmallow scent actually like when it burns?
A: The browned sugar crust on the outside of a marshmallow, with vanilla through the middle and amber underneath. It is warm and faintly smoky rather than sugary.
Q: Is this a safe joke to give a colleague rather than a friend?
A: Nothing in it is aimed at students, parents or anybody in the building, so it works between colleagues who barely know each other. It is a joke about the job.
Q: Which scent do people pick when buying for someone unknown?
A: Vanilla-based scents are the reliable blind buy because very few people dislike them and they suit any room. Marshmallow with amber is the friendlier end of that.
Q: Can this be given at a staff room gift exchange?
A: It is made for exactly that, since the joke reads instantly to a room full of teachers. Being funny out loud is what an exchange gift has to manage.
Q: How soon can it be lit after it is unwrapped?
A: Straight away — trim the wick to 1/4", give the first burn two or three hours, and it is set up for the rest of its life. Nothing needs curing.