No worries.

Yeah.

I've been working at a new -- thank you -- side job.

Bartender: You're teaching summer school now?

No. In the summer, I am now modeling.

Quiñones: As living costs rise around the country,

some teachers have found creative ways

to make an extra buck.

Tonight we go behind the closed doors

and paywalls of OnlyFans.

The online adult platform experiencing a boom.

The content providers are not necessarily what you'd expect.

Quiñones: But some have found themselves fired

from the career they love.

We're at Lincoln Park, New Jersey's,

Sunset Pub & Grill, where our actress

will play a school teacher with a sexy side hustle.

In the summer, I am now modeling.

Yeah, I think -- Miss Drew.

Hold on.

Oh, hi. Oh, trying to get out of here.

How you doing? Hello. Hi. You must be Dad.

I'm the dad.

Hi. Nice to meet you. Hello.

"I recognize you."

We've met before, right?

I don't think so. Maybe school fair or something.

Yeah. But it's nice to meet you.

Our teacher turned model gets recognized

by one of her online subscribers,

but it turns out his son is one of her students.

-You guys want to sit over here? -I subscribe to you.

Yes, please.

Oh. Um...

Matt, go inside and get a table inside.

I'll be there in just a minute.

Quiñones: If this happened to you in your local bar,

what would you do?

When you posed in that -- that teacher's outfit,

I didn't think you were really a teacher,

let alone teaching my son.

Teacher: Sir, I promise

it's not gonna interfere with his education.

He's in good hands.

You mean like the hands that you handcuffed to your bed?

I don't really like the idea of picking my son up from school,

knowing that his teacher posts

half-naked pictures on the Internet.

It's just kind of smutty, if you ask me.

Guy doesn't know what to do.

I'm kind of disgusted now,

and I'm gonna go make a few phone calls.

Teacher: Sir, you're making this overboard.

Good luck, lady.

Sir. Sir --

I'm doing what?

Sir, you're going overboard.

Pardon me. No.

Excuse me. Excuse me.

Quiñones: Our concerned dad leaves in disgust,

and our actress is left to plead her case to the locals.

I have a website. It's private.

And it's a subscription site.

I post photos of, like, me in a bathing suit.

It's a modeling thing.

All right, we can bring him in.

Okay. Thank you. Enjoy your meal.

I just wanted to let you know I made a few phone calls.

Your career here is over.

Okay.

Do you know what she does on the side?

Oh, so you have children?

Oh, wow.

I don't really understand why you're defending her.

Break it.

All right. I hear you.

But you don't think she should be fired?

Hi, guys.

I'm John Quiñones, and this is "What Would You Do?"

The TV show. How are you doing, man?

I'm fine. How are you doing?

She's an actor. And you defended her.

Well, she...warranted defense.

I can't believe I fell for that. [ Laughs ]

As the cameras roll,

our angry dad takes matters into his own hands.

I'm gonna make sure that you're not stepping into

any more classrooms.

I need this job.

It's really not necessary, sir.

You're done.

You're done.

Sir!

I'm -- I'm sorry.

I'm really sorry. I'm a teacher.

I tutor that gentleman's son.

I have a website where I post photos.

They're creative. It's like modeling shots.

And the father is one of my subscribers,

and he now says that he's going to fire me.

It's my career.

I'm just --

Thank you. Thank you. May I? I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

This is great because it really does show

how some women respond versus the guys.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is my son's teacher,

and she has a site on the Internet --

That's unnecessary.

You don't have to do it.

Well, I'd just like everyone to know.

It's not necessary. It's not necessary.

I think it's necessary. That's my kid.

You keep your business over there on your table.

'Cause look at her. You're embarrassing her.

That's not fair.

Everyone is entitled to do whatever they want to do

outside of work, as long as it's not crossing those barriers.

And she's not promoting herself to students.

She can do whatever she wants.

I'm gonna do what I can to make sure

you don't step your foot in any classroom.

Sir, that's not fair.

This is just --

It's just wrong.

Sir, please.

Give it a little time.

We'll see whether these guys get involved at all.

Like our earlier patrons, these women defend our teacher.

I'm sorry about that. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry.

No, don't, don't. And don't ever shame yourself.

I'm not. At all.

But they've got a question for our dad,

the online subscriber.

Where are you posting?

It's on a website. It's private. I'm in bikinis.

How does he know?

He's a subscriber.

"He paid to see my pictures."

My photos, he paid for them.

What? Can I --

Yeah, of course.

Of course.

Is that okay?

I said of course louder than you did.

Thank you. Sit.

I was this close to jumping in there.

Excuse me. I made a few phone calls.

You're gonna lose your job.

Did you subscribe to her website?

I don't think this is about me.

I think this is about an educator

who's presenting herself to the public half-dressed.

This isn't the beach.

This is the Internet. If they're looking at pictures

of her on that, who knows where they're going from there.

This isn't about me.

You were screaming at this young girl.

Break the scene.

Who did you call?

I called the principal.

Did you tell him you were a subscriber?

Sorry. I'm gonna go.

Please.

Hi, there. How are you guys?

Hi. How are you?

I'm John Quiñones, and this is "What Would You Do?"

Oh, my gosh.

Okay.

That's awesome.

I'm like, "Shut up, Jen."

You invited her to your table.

We did. Why?

It looked like she was gonna cry.

You know what I'm saying?

You don't leave somebody sitting there by themselves.

Especially women. Yeah.

Any second thoughts about what you did getting involved?

Oh, absolutely not.

I would do it again.

I would do it again in a heartbeat.