Today we have a story time of the Gen.
Z kid who fakes being disabled for attention and clout.
This kid literally pretends to be completely disabled from the
waist down, but he gets exposed in a really funny and just
awkward manner that I know you'll enjoy.
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So we're going to call the subscriber who submitted today's
story, Gerald. So anyways, Gerald was starting
the 8th grade and every single year in his school, there were
new kids that would come in. And you know, you're always
supposed to give special attention and make sure that the
new kids felt good at the new school.
As I'm sure a lot of you guys know, if you started a new
school, especially not with a bunch of other people, you're 1,
the few new kids, it's very difficult as a lot of kids have
already kind of formed groups and clicks or whatever.
So it becomes difficult to get friends, right?
So this new kid, right, who we're going to call the Gen.
Z kid, was not like most kids who showed up.
So this kid showed up in a wheelchair, right?
So on the very first day, it was very apparent that there's a new
kid there because he didn't look like any of the other kids
there. And everyone was really good
about giving this guy extra special attention to make sure
that he was, you know, doing all right, extra special attention.
I don't mean like staring and pointing attention.
I mean, asking, you know, if he needed, you know, needed help,
bring stuff from a book that like his book bags around,
needed help, you know, guides to class, stuff like that, right.
And on the very first day, this kid actually, you know, a lot of
people were giving him a lot of positive support, right?
So Gerald was one of those kids. No, no one at this moment,
literally no one at this moment believed for a second that this
kid was faking being in a wheelchair for attention.
Nobody. Yet Gerald would be one of the
first ones to, you know, find some evidence that was
suspicious. And then Gerald would be, you
know, basically lambasted and made a pariah because everyone's
thinking, wow, how could you accuse, you know, this kid of
something with such baseless accusations?
You're a heartless man. But Gerald turns out to be
correct. But anyways, right, So a couple
weeks in the school, what happens is the Gen.
Z kid, since he got so much attention off the bat, for one,
being a new kid, but also being in a wheelchair that it almost,
he almost like immediately climbed up the social ladder to
like the most popular guy. Because basically the Gen.
Z kid, you know, he got a lot of attention from being in the
wheelchair and he definitely abused it.
And let me just say that a lot of times kids in school with
disabilities, you know, they get picked on a lot.
And it's really, really unfortunate and you really do
hate to see it. But the Gen.
Z kid was almost like a master manipulator in a sense.
And so he kind of used, first of all, this is not a real, he's
not actually in a wheelchair, but he kind of used his like
positioning of getting a lot of attention in the very beginning.
And then used that to form like, you know, friendships and
relationships with people that were kind of already known as
the top dog or whatever. And then the wheel.
And then the Gen. Z kid almost immediately became
like the number 1A, whatever. And here's the thing, the Gen.
Z kid was one of the most brutal, meanest people there.
However, here's the thing, right?
He's already in like he's friends with everyone at the top
or the top of the high school social ladder, which I mean,
high school social ladder, it's kind of irrelevant or whatever.
But The thing is, he was already friends with a lot of people.
And the other thing is like, if you were a mean back to them,
you would just be immediately accosted by everyone around you
because bro, you're being mean to the person who has to like,
you know who's going around in a wheelchair?
Like you're actually an A hole bro.
Like that's how people would perceive it.
So the Gen. Z kid was like actually a secret
evil genius or whatever, or a super villain basically.
And Gerald didn't really think about, like didn't really think
that much, but one day about a month into school, he was having
a sleepover with another friend. We're going to call this friend
Ben. So Gerald and Ben went to the
same school and they both knew about the Gen.
Z kid. And Gerald, you know, I don't
know if you guys experienced this, but when I have sleepovers
with the boys at a certain time, like it's just like late enough
at night, once you stop playing, I don't know, video games or
going out and doing something, you're just kind of chilling.
You guys have those deep talks, if you guys know what I mean.
So Gerald didn't want to be the guy who's like, I don't know,
dunking on the on the, on the kid in the wheelchair, bro.
He didn't want to be that guy, right?
So Gerald very sheepishly is like, oh, what do you think of
the Gen. Z kid?
Right. And I say Gen.
Z kid not because like literally in the Gen.
Z generation, I just mean Gen. Z and the fact that like wants
extreme amounts of attention and will basically use other
people's life situations to, to try and get more attention and
for their own gain. That's what some people are
confused. They're like, oh, well, are you
all in Gen. Z?
He's in a whole generation. That's what I mean.
It's colloquial, not actually the the direct exact term.
But yeah. So Gerald kind of like turns his
run. Ben, he's like, yay.
So you know, the Gen. Z kid, He's he's pretty popular
now. I mean, it's been a while since
like a new student kind of rose the ranks that quickly.
And Ben's like, yeah, he's cool. And Gerald's like, yeah, they
were both very obviously trying to like skirt around the fact
that they did not like this kid at all.
Remember, not because of his any of his disabilities or anything
or quote, UN quote, huge quotations disabilities.
This kid was actually taken away from people who really have
those disabilities and have to live their life with it without
a choice, right. But at this point, everyone
believed it was real. So let's speak as if it was
real. But then Gerald was like, you
know, I thought for a kid who's been through so much hardship
that he would, that he would maybe be a little nicer to other
people. And Ben's like, you know, I kind
of agree. You know, when you like you and
your friend have this like slightly controversial opinion,
maybe it's not even that slightly controversial, but you,
you don't know if they share the same opinion.
And you know, if they if they disagree with you, they're going
to be really mad. So you slightly slowly, kind of
like, kind of like ease towards that opinion, right.
And then they slightly ease towards that opinion.
It's almost like you're going in for a kiss, bro.
Wait, kiss the homies. Wait a minute.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Yeah. But anyways, eventually Gerald
and Ben, they're talking and they just get straight to it.
And they're like, I can't believe this kid's such a jerk
to everyone. I mean, the Gen.
Z kid would literally start, like, being, like, like, just
calling people out for no good reason.
He'd be like, you know, rolling with his, like, group of other
popular people. And it would be like, I don't
know, man. It would be like, he'd be
rolling by with, like, the other people.
And they'd pass by some kid who is like, I don't know, a little
scruffy looking the Genz kids. Like, when's the last time you
took a shower and would like point at some kid and all the
kids rolling with him would be like laughing or whatever.
And dude, if this kid was trying to clap back, you know, they'd
all be like, wait a minute, man, this guy's in a wheelchair.
You can't come for him. And that's the most messed up
thing. The Gen.
Z kid was literally using other people's life struggles, other
people's serious issues as they kind of shield to defend against
him being a bad person and him being able to do what he wants,
which is, you know, absolutely ridiculous, right?
So at this point, Ben and Gerald have been talking for like an
hour about how, like, insane it is that everyone just kind of
lets this behavior go, that no one has an issue with this on
and on and on. But other than that little
conversation that Gerald and Ben have, it's not as if they do
that much. It's also not as if they're
going to share that opinion because The thing is, people
will kind of look at them the wrong way.
Yeah, this kid was a jerk, but he was also fairly popular.
And also, you know, the very, you know, the elephant in the
room is people going to be like, man, like, relax.
Like, he has a tough life. Like maybe he's just taking it
out on people. So Gerald and Ben, while they
have this opinion and they do share it together, and it was
almost like, it was almost like a relief that he was able to
share that opinion. I don't know if you guys have
ever like felt like I can't say what I'm thinking And then
you're able to like express that opinion with your best friend or
with a friend. It's just such a relief, right?
But anyways, so they get back to school and for the next like
couple weeks it is just on and on and on, just like the kids
getting worse. Like everyone's thinking like,
how could this kid possibly get worse?
The Gen. Z kid continues on his rampage.
It's like he just refuses to stop.
He just continues to be a big jerk and he just it's like he's
refusing to stop being a massive jerk to everyone and it's kind
of ridiculous. And he's getting worse and
worse. And there's a little bit of
growing sentiment against the Gen.
Z kid, right? But everyone is way too scared
to like form any opinion. Look, this is only 8th or to
share an opinion. Look, this is only eighth grade,
right? This is only 8th graders.
But this kid might actually be like AI don't know a a marvel
super villain. He's got that crazy planning,
bro. Like, I don't know, man.
Like he's somehow been able to orchestrate like a kind of a
social defense system where he can be the worst kid ever and
actually be a massive jerk, but no one can oppose him without
being weird so any or being ostracized by their community.
Anyways here's the thing. So this the downfall of the Gen.
Z kid all started one day. So Gerald was walking alone in
the hallways. It was kind of close to after
school. And he walks around and he turns
a corner and he sees the Gen. Z kid.
And for a split second, he thinks to himself, wait a
minute. Because he looks at the Gen.
Z kid and it looks like he sat down.
It looks like the Gen. Z kid just sat down into his
wheelchair, which doesn't make sense.
The lower half of his body doesn't move.
But he was certain what he saw. But he also, while he was
certain what he saw, he was thinking, well, maybe it was
just some kind of an illusion. Maybe I just wasn't seeing
things right. There was a lot of
possibilities. And eventually, you know, Gerald
does turn the corner and he's in the same hallway as the Gen.
Z kid. And Gerald is like so distracted
and thought that he kind of like trips all over his own feet a
little bit. He doesn't trip and fall on the
ground. But I don't know if you guys
have ever experienced this. I definitely have where you're
walking, but you're just not paying attention.
And you just kind of like trip over your own feet, but catch
yourself pretty quickly. And as he's walking by the Gen.
Z kids, like, oh, oh, man, watch out.
Your feet are there kind of as like a joke of like, you just
trip over nothing, bro. How do you trip over nothing?
Like seriously, how do you trip over nothing?
Kind of like a joke like that. And, you know, I don't know.
Gerald was kind of looking at him like, all right, man.
And Gerald just keeps walking and he just can't get over the
fact that he knew what he saw. He was like, no, this, this
can't be right. Because like, while he had while
he was thinking that the Gen. Z kid was a, you know, a pretty
big jerk. And there was no question about
that. At the same time, Gerald did not
for a single second until this or before this, ever thought
that the Gen. Z kid was faking, you know,
being in a wheelchair. He just thought that wow, like
this kid is like a jerk and also happens to be in a wheelchair.
Like you can be both of those at the same time.
You know what I mean? So general just can't get this
out of his mind. He just is like he, he just
keeps walking, keeps thinking about it.
And for the rest of the like the day, he can't focus in class.
Actually, no, not focus in class because it was towards the end
of the day. For the rest of the time at home
trying to do homework, he was like struggling, bro.
He was struggling to pay attention because he was like, I
know what I saw. I I know what I saw.
Yeah. So he gets back home and this is
where he does a little investigating.
So basically the Gen. Z kid told everyone a very
specific story about what happened in his life and how he
got there. Basically, the Gen.
Z kid said he got in a really bad car crash when he was four
years old. And that, you know, I don't
know, like after that point he had to be in a wheelchair in the
bottom, like his, his, like, like his bottom half didn't
work, right? Or it was like paralyzed or
whatever. So that was the story that he
told everybody. And Gerald was just like, he's
like I, I, I'm just so like, he goes on this kids Instagram and
sure enough, this kid has like 1 post and it's him like holding a
fish or whatever and he's in the wheelchair.
And it was, it was very recent, right?
It was a post made like while this kid was at school and he
had no other posts. So what Gerald does is he goes
to this kids tagged post. So on Instagram, by the way,
follow me on Instagram at conorpugs.
You can submit your stories there and also you can watch my
shorts on there or reels or whatever it's called, right?
I do a little short stories on there anyways, right, So he goes
to the kids tagged photos. He's looking through the tagged
photos and he's just, you know, finding like, I don't know, he's
not finding that much. And he's finding like, a lot of
like, memes or whatever that his friends posted on their
Instagram and like tagged him in or whatever.
I don't know. But like, back when I was in 8th
grade, I would just like screenshot funny memes and post
them on my main Instagram. Like now I just don't post
anything, bro. I'm just like, Nah, I'm not
posting anything, but that's how I'd use it back in the day.
But he just kept scrolling and he found the photo at the very
bottom of the tag. It was from five years ago, so
quite a while ago, but the Gen. Z kid was definitely older than
four at this point. So it was a photo of a bunch of
kids all standing up together. First of all, I think you guys
caught it. They're all standing up
together, but it must have been either a camp or a school they
used to go to or some kind of after school program or
something. And since they were in 8th
grade, it was like 4 or five years ago or whatever, you know,
the Gen. Z kid was probably like 3rd or
4th grade. When you're in 4th grade, you
are significantly older than four, unless you're Baby
Einstein or whatever. But he was obviously much older
than four. And Gerald is just staring at
this photo, and he can't stop staring at the photo because
he's looking at the photo and every kid is standing upright.
And there's a kid who looks like the Gen.
Z kid when he was like 3 or 4 years younger, probably.
This kid was standing up. This kid was 100% standing up.
No questions, no wheelchair insight, no nothing.
And Gerald is just like, Oh my God, like this kid cleaned up
his profile like he must have, like, he probably had photos
from back in the day that he scrubbed and all this kind of
stuff, right? And maybe if any of his older
friends who still follow him commented on the post saying,
wait, you're in a wheelchair now.
Deleted those comments, right? He did a good job scrubbing his
profile except for one photo. Here's the thing though, Gerald
made a bit of a mistake. Instead of screenshotting the
photo, he just assumed, oh, well, you know, this isn't the
tag, so I can just tell people to go check out the Gen.
Z kids tagged photos. So anyways, the next day in
school, Gerald immediately is like, all right, well, I got to
spread the truth because, you know, even though I do have an
agenda against this kid, I don't really like him.
I, I it's better that people know the truth, and that's the
most important thing anyways. Though.
So right, Gerald now has information, Gerald now has
proof that the whole time the Gen.
Z kid has been faking it, Gerald doesn't totally understand.
Why Gerald doesn't understand how Gerald doesn't understand a
lot of details. However, what Gerald does know
is that there is a photo on this kids Instagram page that shows
him very clearly standing up when you know, he can't stand
up. This kid cannot stand up bro, at
least from what he's been told or what he's told everyone else.
So Gerald knows this and he knows he's, you know, this is
what he's going to spread. So there was a very strict no
phones policy at school. Everyone's phones had to be in
their backpacks. And like, teachers would
legitimately like take someone's phone for an entire week if they
saw it. So the problem was was that for
the longest time, not not not the longest time, but for the
duration of the day, you couldn't be on your phone.
A few kids would occasionally like sneak them around, but just
just the whole risk of having your phone taken away for an
entire week, you weren't even allowed to get it at the end of
the day. You had to wait till the end of
the week to get it, man. So a lot of kids were just like,
all right, fine, whatever. We just won't go on our phones.
So here's the problem, right? Gerald immediately starts
telling everyone in person about what's happened.
So instead of sending them the Instagram post over Instagram
DMS the night before or waiting till he got back to send
Instagram like the Instagram post to people.
What Gerald does, and he admits this was a mistake in
retrospect, was he just simply tells people if you go on this
on the Gen. Z kids Instagram tonight and you
go to his tag section, you scroll all the way down, you'll
find a photo from three to four years ago in which the Gen.
Z kid is very clearly standing up.
And if you remember his story while he was like paralyzed in a
car crash at the age of 3 or 4, not like 12 or 13.
Huge discrepancy right there. So word spread extremely
quickly. This is a relatively small
school, so word tends to spread kind of quickly, but especially
some allegation of this like magnitude.
The other thing that happened was that Gerald's name was
attached to this allegation. Basically, he said this and
everyone went around saying Gerald is saying that the Gen.
Z kid is faking it and he is proof.
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So anyways, right, Word spread extremely quickly that Gerald
was claiming that the Gen. Z kid faked everything.
So pretty big. Accusations, allegations,
whatever, right? And here's the thing.
So Gerald was, you know, he told everyone, people were talking
about it, and no one really had access to their phones.
A lot of people wanted to, but what ended up happening was the
school day eventually ended. And like every this was like,
everybody was talking about it. And what?
I mean, everybody, I mean, everybody was talking about
this, bro. Like everyone was talking about
it. So yeah, Gerald, you know, he
got back home or he's getting in the car with his mom and he goes
into his backpack and he pulls out his phone.
After about like 5 minutes, he receives a text notification
from someone in his class. Not that he's like super close
friends with, but I think they must have had like a either a
grade large group chat or maybe he needed to exchange numbers
for a project they didn't class. But for some reason, right, he
had Gerald's personal number. And so Gerald receives a text
from some guy he's kind of friends with being like, and it
says something along the lines of, bro, why did you make up
that stuff about the Gen. Z kit?
So Gerald is like super confused at this point and he responds to
the text. What do you mean?
And the kid says, I went to the Gen.
Z kids page and I can't find the post.
Like, there's no posts at all. And, you know, Gerald's like,
what? So Gerald opens up his Instagram
and he goes to the posts, or he goes to the Gen.
Z kids account and he goes to the tag section and he scrolls
all the way down and he keeps looking.
He looks all for it. He's like maybe it's not the
very last one and I remembered it wrong.
Maybe it's like a couple posts down but not the very last.
Gerald looks through every single tag post and it's gone.
Basically, the proof of the Gen. Z kid faking it is gone.
And that's when Gerald realizes that what must have happened was
it because word spread so quickly and the Gerald didn't
attach any actual proof with his, with his accusations.
He told people to go look for it.
Word must have got back to the Gen.
Z kid. The Gen.
Z kid brushed it off like, Oh no, no, no.
Then the Gen. Z kid must have immediately
taken the risk and gone on his phone and removed himself from
the tag post, right? Because you can go to Instagram
and you can remove yourself if you're tagged in a post.
And The thing is, Gerald, I said this earlier, never got a
screenshot, bro. He never got a screenshot.
He never, he could not for the life of him remember the name of
the account. The like tagged him because it
was like, it was like, I don't know, Megatron 48768 Pi Square.
It's like some crazy username that you just won't remember.
So at this point, Gerald's like, oh, no.
So yeah, within the next 30 minutes, Gerald probably
receives 25 different messages either on Snapchat, Instagram
DMS, text message, probably got a few faxes coming in too.
Basically being like, dude, that's crazy for you to like it
was either along the lines of that's messed up for you to make
that stuff up about the Gen. Z kid or.
Or something like dude can you send me the post?
I can't find it. Or just like wait, Are you sure
that you saw what you saw like around?
It was basically a bunch of variations of those 3 messages.
Yeah. So Gerald was like, oh crap,
bro, there's no way. Yeah, Gerald got bamboozled.
The Gen. Z kid, he should have realized
he got, you got to get screenshots.
You got to get the receipts, man, especially on something
where the guy can get rid of the receipts.
And The thing is too, if the school didn't have such strict
rules about having no phones or whatever, kid probably would
have just pulled out his phone, checked and been like, Yep,
here's proof, right. But no, people just waited till
they got back. But I guess the Genz kid
realized that he needed to take the risk and go on his phone.
And honestly, like, Gerald didn't even see this coming.
I think he totally forgot about the fact that you can remove
yourself from an Instagram post. So yeah, Gerald got completely
freaking bamboozled here, bro. He got absolutely owned.
And let me just say that socially, he got really owned.
So yeah, he received a ton of text messages that night along,
you know, I already told you the three basically the either being
like, how dare you do this, or the I can't find the post or Are
you sure you saw it correct, bro?
And yeah, so Gerald. So like, Gerald wasn't like, I
don't know, the popular kid that, you know, oh, no, his
reputations ruined. The only thing he has going for
him is the fact that he's quote, UN quote, popular in high
school, which, Oh, yeah, that means so much, bro.
Of course. Yeah.
But at the same time, like Gerald, like, would have kind of
like friends, people, I don't know if you guys have this, but
like more casual friends in class people.
He would be. There are some people Gerald was
really close with, but there's also a lot of people that he was
just kind of friends with. And like people he'd sit with,
people he'd get lunch with, people he'd walk with.
Like, you know, he was a he wasn't necessarily a popular guy
in the sense he was like, I don't know, in the hockey team
or had some kind of like social clout like that.
But he was a very kind of like he was a very talkative person
and he spoke to to a lot of people.
And for that reason, he was always like he had a lot of
people that he was kind of casually friends with and not
like 2 very close friends and that's it.
So yeah, for the next week, Gerald has like 1 of the worst
social experiences of his life. He's completely ostracized as
everyone thinks that he made this up about the Gen.
Z kid just to make him look bad. Which not only are you making
some kid look bad based off, you know, factless or just like, not
true accusations, you're also trying to, like, tear down the
kid that, like, already has a difficult life because he's
disabled and in a wheelchair. It's a terrible, terrible,
terrible look for Gerald. Yeah.
So this is probably one of the hardest weeks because a lot some
people still hang out with him. Some people don't really care.
Like, obviously or not. I shouldn't say obviously, but
his closest friends are still friends with them.
That didn't change, which is pretty cool.
I shouldn't say obviously because I don't know, sometimes
close friends aren't actually as close as you think.
And even some of his casual friends don't care and they're
like, all right, bro, whatever. But a lot of his kind of like
casual friends, while they weren't like, you can't sit with
us. A lot of them would like, I
don't know, there's a lot of like things people can do to
kind of that, you know, implied that they don't want to hang out
with you, such as you sit down somewhere in your unassigned
assigned seats and then they decide to sit somewhere
different even though they've sat in the exact same spot for
half a year. I don't know if you normally
walk with someone, they quickly walk to their next class instead
of waiting for you or they stay behind.
Just a lot of like things that Gerald was noticing that people
were definitely avoiding him, which partly he couldn't blame
because he's like, Dang, I don't know if I'd want to hang out
with me too if like I believe the rumor going or I believed
what people believed. And Gerald also didn't blame
people for believing what they believed.
I mean, people went to the Instagram page and nothing was
there. Why would they believe him?
Of course, all this did end up changing when the Gen.
Z kid exposes himself as a fraud in front of basically everyone
at the school, and Gerald gets an instant redemption when that
happens. So let me just kind of jump to
that situation. So it's about two weeks and
after Jared, like 2 weeks of like turmoil for Gerald where no
one wants to hang out with them. People are always like a lot of
people are talking about him about he kind of he got exposed.
Oh my God, Gerald seems like such a nice guy, but he's making
fun of the Gen. Z kid making up rumors about
him. Like, wow, Gerald's actually a
snake blow all this kind of stuff, right?
And so it's a really tough week for Gerald or two weeks or
whatever. And this school doesn't have any
fire drills. I think they have like the most
lame excuse for a fire drill you've ever seen.
And like, I think the school, what they'll do is they'll like,
I don't know, I think they'll put on like, they'll be like,
all right, guys, if there's a fire, what do you do?
And they say walk out or like, I don't know, walk outside.
And the teachers like, good, OK, let's get back to class.
So they never, never really had an actual fire drill.
So when the fire alarm went off during the school meeting, when
everyone was there, it was almost a bit of chaos that
ensued. Yeah.
So they were in this a meeting. And since they never had the
fire alarm ever go off because they never had a real fire
drill, as I was just explaining, when the fire alarm goes off,
everyone freaks out and panics. This is why you have fire
drills. So when it actually goes off,
and by the way, there was no fire.
It was like, I don't know, some kind of bug got into the system,
like an actual physical bug climbed in there and set it off
or something. But yeah, when there's that's
why you do drills. So when it actually happens, you
don't panic, freak out, all this kind of stuff.
Right, so anyways, right, everyone freaks out and
everyone's sitting in the auditorium.
So immediately the teacher runs up to the to the speakers like
everyone get up, file, single file out of here, go immediately
to the front lawn and people were were cramming the door.
It was an absolute disaster bro. It was a blank show.
It was not good right now. And I think afterwards they
started implementing actual fire drills just because of how bad
this was, even though it wasn't an actual fire.
But anyways, everyone immediately gets up and starts
running towards the door. Listen to my sentence, the words
I just said very closely because I did not misspeak.
Everyone gets up and starts running towards the door.
Everyone. You know who's in that meeting?
The Gen. Z kid.
So everyone at the moment, no one really notices.
Maybe a few people are like wait what?
I'm hallucinating bro. But no one really notices as
everyone is running very quickly to try and get out the door.
And so they all get outside and they all kind of like form a big
clump or whatever. And the grass, the fields
outside and the teachers are like, all right, like go by your
everyone find your fifth period class.
Like find your teacher for your fifth period class.
They're going to take your attendance.
Make sure you're all here. Fifth period was going to be
right after school meeting anyways.
So everyone gets in those lines right?
And Gerald is like kind of all frazzled or whatever as the
energy was insane. And he was like, Oh my God, like
everyone's going crazy. But he looks over.
He's just kind of like casually looking around and he looks at
the Gen. Z kid who is standing in line
standing. And the people in the Gen.
Z's like kids is like class or whatever.
The fifth period class are kind of looking at him, looking at
him with this weird look. And Gerald taps like the
shoulder of his friend Ben, who happens to be in the 5th grade
class. The one remember way back when
he had a like a sleepover and him and Ben were like, oh, that
kids. The worst taps his shoulder,
points at the Gen. Z kid, and he's standing.
He's standing there. So slowly everyone starts
staring at the Gen. Z kid, and the Gen.
Z kid doesn't even realize what just happened.
And so, yeah, everyone starts to realize that the Gen.
Z kid is standing there. And eventually the Gen.
Z kid realizes what's up. And he like, he just, he
freezes. Like, he was kind of like,
casually like standing there. But you could just tell that
like, Gerald could tell the moment that the Gen.
Z kid realized that he messed up because the Gen.
Z kid was just standing there stiff as a freaking broomstick,
frozen with fear because he doesn't know how to get out of
this situation. He's probably going through like
a billion calculations in his head of oh, what's the most
optimal thing I can do to save myself?
But he went through all of them and none of them worked. 0
There's no way to explain this. He starts like turning to his
classmates and be like, Oh my God, guys, I don't know how this
happened, but I'm, I must, I must have been cured.
Like I, I'm feeling so much better.
And they're all just looking at him because they knew the rumors
that he was faking it. And then they all were like,
wow, he got accused of faking it and it's false.
So everyone in the back of their mind was now kind of like open
to the idea that he might be faking it because a rumor spread
about that, even though that rumor was proven to be false.
So now that there was proof that all of them could see the Gen.
Z kid was faking it. Now, there was nothing the Gen.
Z kid would do. From that day on, the Gen.
Z kid did not come in with a wheelchair because he's not
actually disabled, right? He's in.
He walks normally and immediately to the very bottom
of the social structure. No one wanted to hang out with
them. Even the kids that nobody liked
didn't want to hang out with them.
No one wanted to hang out with them.
And Gerald immediately kind of got the whole like, no one
apologized to Gerald, which is pretty funny.
But like, you know how I was telling you earlier that some
people who like stopped, like would like kind of like walk
faster than him or wouldn't wait for him or would sit at
different tables. All those people just started
hanging out with Gerald again like nothing just happened.
One thing I will say is Gerald will always remember the people
that stuck with him through thick and thin.
The people that either believed him or not but knew his
character so decided to kind of like make a bet on him.
Make a bet on him actually being a good person and not doing what
people said that he did. Gerald will never forget those
people. And still to this day the Gen.
Z kid is super ostracized and Gerald said that actually by the
end of that year the Gen. Z kid had moved schools and was
going to another school. So by the time 9th grade rolls
around, he will no longer be in the school with Jared.
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Today we got a story time of a crazy furry couple that tries to
stalk and harass the subscriber but ends up embarrassing
themselves so incredibly hard on zoom class that they completely
drop out of the class. Anyways so this happened more or
less kind of recently. And so Alex's class they they
went back to school. They weren't on Zoom class
normally, but what would happen in about out a week?
Would there be a flu that went around?
So the school just told the kids to stay home for a couple days
and take class on Zoom. But before all that happened,
Alex had the misfortune of crossing paths with the furry
couple. The first thing I want to say is
like, I know that some people who, you know, engage in the
furry stuff, watch my videos and enjoy it.
I just want to let you know that I have nothing necessarily
against it. You can do whatever you want to
do in your free time and genuinely, I don't really see
anything wrong with it. However, if you act like these
people in the video, well, then that's that's where we start to
draw a line of that there's actually something wrong with
it. So anyways, Alex was minding his
business one day. This is where it all started and
he was walking down the halls of his school and he was walking
down the halls of his school when he accidentally bumps into
this kid. This kids a little bit strange.
He always wears the same green hoodie, not a Minecraft hoodie,
by the way, he's not also a Minecraft kid.
You know, the last you know, he wears, you know, this green
hoodie. It's all I don't know.
It's always stand and smudged up.
He's got this very weird odor slash Musk aroma that always
comes off of him and it definitely wasn't intentional.
He has this very bad kind of like crappy mustache Guys, if
you're like, if you're just like hitting puberty, don't grow out
your mustache, man. It never looks good.
Even now, like I'm like 20 or something.
I'm about to be 21. I can grow like a lot of facial
hair. It doesn't look good.
Facial hair looks good, but only
when it's fully formed. Anyways, this kid also had a
little fur tail that he always kind of walked around in.
So Alex doesn't know this kid, but he accidentally bumps into
him in the hallway. And this kid, who we're going to
call the the furry boyfriend, was with the furry girlfriend.
And the furry boyfriend must have thought that like, Oh my
God, like Alex bumped into me. He disrespected my honor in
front of my girlfriend. I can't let this stand.
So he's like. Excuse me, what did you just do?
So Alex is like, no bro, sorry, like I accidentally bumped into
you, My fault. So Alex tries to do what every
other normal person in this situation would do.
He just tries to walk away. I mean, what's the point of
actually trying to start anything with the furry guy?
Like, you already know that nothing good is gonna come out
of this. However, the furry guy was not
going to let this go. He's like.
Bro, excuse me? Like, you can't just let me, you
can't just bump into me and disrespect my honor in front of
my girlfriend and then expect to get away with such madness and
tweezing and. Alex turns and like looks at him
and looks at like the girlfriend and she was like, she was low
key playing into this. She was enjoying this.
She was kind of like, yeah, honey, go get him.
Like you're really showing him who's boss.
And Alex is like, all right, bro, I don't know.
Alex literally walks away from this.
Like he doesn't want to engage in this anymore.
So Alex gets up and walks away cuz you know, he's like, you
know what man? I'm not dealing with this, not
today. So he gets up and he leaves.
And so, you know, you can kind of hear like, the furry
boyfriend yelling at him, like. You can't just get up and leave
like you can't do that. But Alex is probably thinking to
himself, yeah, and why can't I just get up and leave?
Why can't I just do that? Like, dude, come on now.
So yeah, Alex doesn't think much of it.
Alex kind of does genuinely think, OK, who cares?
Whatever. One thing that you know is true
is Alex does have a class with the furry guy with a furry
boyfriend. However, it's a really large
class. There's robably about 50 people
in this class O, it's when I say it's a large class, I mean it's
a really large class O There's robably about 50 people in this
class. And the furry boyfriend always
sits in the very, very back. So while Alex was aware of him,
aware of his presence, Alex never had a single conversation
with his kid before. He didn't even think that the
furry boyfriend knew who he was, let alone knew that they were in
the same class together. However, this would be proven
wrong because Alex would be stopped by the furry boyfriend
in just a second. So let's let's skip ahead to the
next day. Alex gets into school and as
he's walking into school, he's walking through the front doors.
He hear he like, you know that feeling when you feel like
someone's watching you? Most of the time it's I don't
know, it's just, you know, your brains playing tricks on you or
you're being really just like freaked out over nothing.
But one thing I will say, and I think I say this right
throughout a lot of my videos is sometimes guys, you got to pay
attention to your instincts because sometimes your instincts
really do have something like, you know, it's your body's way
of kind of like thinking. It's your body's evolution.
Through all the times where we've been in like the jungle
and there's been like predators and all this kind of stuff,
there's, there's stuff that you're, you know, conscious
can't understand, but your subconscious understands.
In this case, it might not have been a Mountain Lion, but Alex's
subconscious was 100% right because the furry kid was slowly
stalking behind him. So anyways, the furry kid is
stalking is like coming up behind him, stalking him.
And Alex doesn't even really realize until it's too late.
So he turns around and the furry kid like literally takes a bot
like takes this marker and does like a big slash on a
sweatshirt. And Alex is like dude, because
it was like one of the black permanent sharpie markers.
And the furry kid is like, this is the mark of the beast is
coming from me. I am the beast, by the way.
And you know, Alex is like, dude, what are you doing?
Like you just slash. You just like slash the mark of
my sweatshirt. Like that's not cool bro.
He's like, you don't understand. It is a mark of the beast.
You are officially my enemy. And Alex is like, what, because
he's kind of like forgotten at this point that he bumped into
this kid and allegedly, quote UN quote disrespected his honor or
whatever this kid wants to say. So Alex is like, bro, like, can
you just like leave me alone? Like, and the kid doesn't take
this as like, leave me alone because you're weird.
Takes this as Oh my God, oh good heavens, please leave me alone.
I'm so scared of you. And the kids, like, I get it
that you're afraid of the beast, right?
You know. Guys, never call yourself the
Beast. Unless you're literally Mr.
Beast. Do not call yourself the Beast.
Yeah, but this? Kids like you are, you have gone
against a beast and just a mark of the beast, and the beast will
be after you and he. Kind of like turns around and he
like shakes his butt as to like shake his tail, but his tail
literally falls off when he does this and it falls onto the
ground and Alex is like you drop something.
He's like, Oh, my tail, I mean. He literally just hisses at him.
There's like a nicocado avocado hiss bro.
It takes his tail and like runs away.
So Alex, at this point it's like, Oh my God, like.
Jeez. So yeah, Alex has to deal with a
lot of nonsense for the next like, couple weeks or so.
For example, the furry kid would like do nothing like too bad.
Like the furry kid never like stole anything like valuable.
He never like physically assaulted him or anything.
There was nothing really that bad that was ever going on,
however, right? The furry kid was being
extremely annoying again and again.
Like this kid was actually being super annoying.
He would do stuff like he would start barking at Alex as Alex
was like walking down the school hallway.
So obviously everyone was a little bit weirded out by this
behavior. I mean, because it's weird
behavior. That's why they were weirded out
by this behavior, man, Because it's freaking weird.
But anyways, yeah, Alex would just be like, Oh my God, I have
to deal with this again or whatever.
And yeah, so this behavior came to a stop suddenly when a flu
went around the school. So it's a very standard yearly
flu. And ever since Zoom classes were
introduced, some schools have been using them to their
advantage. One thing that personally makes
me a little bit sad is I've heard that there's actually
like, not going to be school day or snow days anymore because
instead of coming into school, you can just go on Zoom.
Yeah. So anyways, yeah, that makes me
kind of sad because I feel like instead of going it like on snow
days, it was always so special, at least for me, being able to
wake up, look outside and see all the snow on the ground,
knowing that I wouldn't go like be going into school.
I could hang out with my friends for one day.
But I feel like now they're just going to have you on Zoom, which
is really sad to me as that was a big fun part of my childhood.
ANYWAYS, though, so there was a flu going around the school.
And so that Monday, they were informed that for the next two
days they were going to go on Zoom class so that the sick kids
could stay home and that the kids who didn't know that they
were sick wouldn't come into school and spread it anymore.
So anyways, they logged into Zoom class on that day.
So little did Alex know that this Zoom class was probably
going to be the most eventful Zoom class of his entire life.
This Zoom class was about to be one of the cringiest, most
embarrassing, most difficult Zoom classes that he's ever been
a part of. This was going to be the Zoom
class that the furry kid in his in her, in his girlfriend, the
furry girlfriend. We're bound to embarrass
themselves so bad on Zoom class that yeah, they were literally
going to drop the class because of it.
Or at least the furry boyfriend, the girlfriend wasn't in the
class. And because of that, the furry
boyfriend would have actually will actually completely leave
Alex alone because he doesn't even want to associate.
He's so embarrassed. So strap in because this is
pretty crazy. So yeah, let's you know what?
Let's just jump to the fateful day.
Let's just jump to the fateful class that will go down in
infamy forever. So anyways, everyone logs in a
Zoom class like normal and I'm sure you guys can remember Zoom
class or Microsoft Teams or Google Meet or whatever you guys
use. Basically, you'd log in, you
know, you'd have your camera, you'd have your mic or whatever,
and as soon as you logged in, 90% of people would literally
just log off and turn off their mic and turn off their camera so
that there wouldn't be any video footage.
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that Channel too. But anyways, in this, in this
zoom class, right? They all log in and the
teacher's like, hey guys, can you please turn on your cameras
and unmute your mic for a second?
So everyone turns on their cameras and unmutes their mic
because one thing over Zoom class, if you guys, I don't know
if you guys had this happen, but everyone would literally just
turn off their cameras and turn off their mics And then they
would just go off and literally do anything else besides class.
So the teacher, at least at first, is like, guys, can you
please say hello? So everybody turns off or turns
on their cameras, turns on their mics and he basically does
attendance. So he's like, hey, is in this
takes like forever, bro. This takes like 10 minutes.
Normally, he does it as people, people come in, but I don't know
why he was taking this long, but he did because it takes a long
time to go through 50 people. Yeah.
So everyone does that. And The thing is right, This is
that was that one action, the one action of telling people,
hey, guys, can you unmute your mics for a second?
Literally doom the furry kid? Because while the furry kid does
turn off his camera, it must have just, he must have just
forgotten to mute his mic. So anyways, they start class and
here's the thing, everyone else's mics are muted, everyone
else's cameras are off. And most people aren't paying
attention. So that's when, and I think the
teacher low key wasn't paying attention either because the
teacher was like not paying because like everyone else was
muted. So I feel like the teacher, I
think what the teacher did was had their camera pointed towards
like a whiteboard or something. So the teacher wasn't even
really listening to what people were saying.
They were just going through lecture, whatever.
So that's when, right, Alex's is minding his own business.
He's kind of just chilling. He's just kind of like, you
know, in the Zoom class. And that's when he hears, that's
when he hears something a little bit, a little bit strange.
The the furry kid starts talking, right?
And it's very obvious that he's not talking.
Asking a question like it is, I don't know, you're just like,
you say something in a certain tone of voice when you ask a
teacher a question versus when you're talking to someone.
I feel like it's pretty obvious to tell the difference between
the two. So the fur kid was very clearly
not talking to the teacher, meaning that he must have been
talking to someone else and not realized his mic was off.
However, if he was just having a normal conversation, who would
have cared? Like, everyone forgets to turn
off their mic sometimes. Everyone forgets to do whatever.
These things happen. However, this was very far from
a normal conversation because the furry kid was having a
conversation with the furry girlfriend, right?
And it was not a normal conversation.
All right, guys, I got to give you a cringe warning.
So leave a like in the video or you will die of cringe.
No joke. Not like I'm not not trolling.
You guys actually got to leave a like or you will die of cringe.
If you leave a like though, that'll actually protect you
from the cringe radiation that will be coming from this video.
Yeah. So basically what ends up
happening is the furry kid is like.
Hey, baby. Yeah.
And you hear on like the line. What's up my sugar fox?
So at this point Alex is like, oh God, bro, oh hell, Nah oh
hell. Is this like vine boom thud
sound effect like the among us imposter sound like like all
this kind of stuff is going off in his head, bro.
Like it is just a bad moment to be alive for Mr. for Mr. Alex.
And the whole class was like, wait, yo, what just happened?
The thing is though, I think like the furry kid must have had
his like his mic muted or something.
Not his mic muted but his his audio really down low so he just
so we wouldn't have to pay attention to the teacher and
could listen to his girlfriend right?
And he's like, hey, baby. There's like some kind of like
crappy cringe meow sound and everyone's like, oh hell, Nah
bro, what the uh huh, right. And he's like, hey, do you want
to rub tails late? Because remember, they got like
some furry stuff going on. And here's the thing, bro, I
don't care if you want to rub tails with your significant
other. Look, I don't know what that
means, bro. I don't really care.
But look, you can't be, like, attacking people saying that
you're part of the furry cult and will, like, eat them or
whatever this kid did to Alex and then expect to get away with
something like this. Yeah.
He's basically like, yeah, do you want to rub tails later?
And she's like, yeah. And then we can stroke each
other's tails. I'm like, yo, what's it?
Alex is like, hey, this person's SUS.
What is going on? Someone please stop them.
So obviously, right after this conversation goes on, even for a
few seconds, the entire class is like, yo-yo, yo, someone,
someone stop them. Someone please.
God, please no. Yeah.
So I think someone because they don't really know what to do
because no one is like close enough with the free guy to like
text them because they don't have.
So no one has his personal number.
No one has them on Instagram because he only has like Tumblr
and what's Wattpad or whatever, right?
So sure enough, they're just basically have no way to contact
him because they don't want to start yelling and interrupt the
class, but at this point they might as well do.
So. I think some people try to send
him a message over on Zoom, but it's not like he's paying
attention to that anyways because he's very busy in his
role play with his girlfriend on Zoom class right now.
So Alex Loki, bro, he's not going to lie.
He's kind of sitting back and eating popcorn while this whole
thing's going on because he's like, you know what man, Maybe I
would have stepped in and done something, but you know what?
Maybe maybe you shouldn't have been so weird to me too.
Maybe you should have tried to make my life difficult because I
bumped into you in the hallway once and then you want to become
the big man for your girlfriend, bro.
I don't know, Maybe if that didn't happen, I would have been
nicer. Yeah.
So then the furry guy went on to say, like, oh, my kitchen.
Do you want to hear about how I bullied Alex in class?
And Alex's eyes, like, kind of perk up.
He's like, oh, God. And the fur girlfriend's like,
yeah, say how you dominated him again.
And Alex is like, yo-yo, yo-yo. Chill, chill, chill.
So the furry guy's like, yeah, I literally clawed him and he.
Was like, oh please let me go. No.
And that's when Alex is like, hell, Nah, bro, I'm not letting
this slide. So Alex literally like unmutes
his mic. He's like, hey, class,
interrupting everyone, right? Hey, class, that's not what
happened. The furry kid came up to me,
splashed some water at me and I was like, can you go away?
And then he hissed at me and ran away.
That's what actually happened. So this point, the whole class
like breaks into laughter, not just because like Alex like
exposed the kid, but also because Alex was like the one to
break the awkward cringe silence.
And then once Alex broke the awkward cringe silence, it was
almost like Alex broke some dam to a massive waterway and it all
came pouring out. So yeah, everyone was
hysterically laughing at this point.
They just couldn't keep it in because, like, bro, I don't know
about you, but I think I'd. I don't know how I'd act in this
situation. But that's when the teacher's
like, hey, hey, like, what's going on over here?
And the teacher comes over and like, I guess, like, the furry
kid must not have even noticed because his volume was down or
whatever. And he's like, yeah, like, tell
me about your day, baby. Describe yourself.
What are you wearing right now? And the whole class just keeps
laughing. So the teacher's yelling, like,
furry kid. Furry kid obviously says his
real name, but we're calling him furry Kid for the sake of this
video. Yeah.
But anyways, right. Eventually, the teacher is able
to, like, get, like, is able to yell loud enough that the furry
kids like, oh, what? And he, like, realizes that his
mic's been off the whole time. So the whole class is, like,
laughing. And the teacher's like, furry
kid, you've had your mic on the whole time.
Can you please turn it off or be quiet?
We can hear everything that you've said.
Yeah. So I don't think the teacher
even realized how bad the conversation the furry kid was
having. I bet he just thought that the
kid was having a phone call and was like, oh, I'm going to do
this kid a favor and let him know that we can all hear it.
Little did he know that, you know, the phone call was not
your average phone call. It was about, like, stroking
each other's furry tales and, like, talking about how he
dominated Alex. And then Alex came in and was
like, no, you didn't, bro. So yeah, after this, the furry
kid literally just leaves the Zoom class, like, just
disappears. And the teacher's like, oh, OK,
I guess I'm going to have to mark this guy off for attendance
then, but whatever. So he goes back to teaching and
two days later or the next Zoom class of the furry kid doesn't
show up. And Alex is like, well, you
know, I get it. Like, you need some time to
recover from such an epic self own right there.
Like, I totally don't blame this kid.
I would probably do the same. Yeah.
But what actually ended up happening was the furry kid
didn't even come to class the next day and didn't come to
class after that. So while the furry kid still
attended the high school, as he can't just like, drop out
because he wants to, he worked with the administration saying
that something happened to the class and he physically cannot
return. So yeah, the kid was able to
drop the class. It's actually really hard to
drop classes in high school, especially once you've done them
for a little bit, a lot easier in college.
But yeah, the kid drops the class.
And after this, he stops messing with Alex because he realizes
that, you know, he just admitted something that wasn't true to
the entire class and he heard from other people that Alex,
like, owned him or whatever. So yeah, he leaves Alex alone.
Alex basically never sees this kid again, except once or twice,
like very far away in the lunch room.
He sees them at the back of the cafeteria and yeah, happily ever
after I guess. Leave alike for nothing.
I mean dude, I'm honest. So leave alike.
Hey, what's up, guys? Welcome back to a brand new
story. And just for a second, imagine
you're just chilling in class. You're having a pretty good old
time, right? And then all of a sudden, right,
this Roblox kid goes to the front of the classroom and just
confesses his love via a Roblox video of him doing certain
things. Yeah, I I can't even really get
into it. I know this sounds very vague,
but it's really bad. So sit back, relax, subscribe if
you're new, and let's just jump right into it.
So anyways, we're going to call a subscriber submitted this
story, Bryce. So anyways, there's this kid in
Bryce's class who was always playing Roblox.
Like he always sat in the back of the class and he always had
his computer out. He was playing Roblox.
I think the teacher kind of knew that this was the case, but
there are so many kids in the class and the teacher was kind
of with the mindset like if they want to learn, they'll learn.
And if not, like I'm not going to interfere, which I don't know
if that's a good mindset or a bad mindset, but either way, it
just was how it was. So anyways, he was kind of known
as the Roblox kid because every single day without fail, he
would be playing Roblox. Like if you ever saw him, he
would be playing Roblox and sometimes he'd even have the
sound on, which is kind of funny, but whatever, right?
And occasionally he would wear like a Roblox hoodie or
something. But the reason is every single
day without fail, this kid was playing Roblox.
Like literally no matter what, he was always playing Roblox.
So we're skipping towards the, we're literally skipping right
towards the juicy part. I mean, the whole thing's the
juicy part, but we're getting to it right away.
They had a presentation this Thursday and we're actually
going to jump to Thursday. It was a, this was a history
class and they were studying, you know, the Civil War.
And each of them was supposed to go up and present a slideshow of
important of just like something that happened in the Civil War.
It could be a battle. It could be a general overview.
It could be a character piece. Like you could do one about the
life of Abraham Lincoln. These kids were given weeks to
do it, right? So anyways, the subscriber Bryce
goes up and he speaks about the Battle of Gettysburg or whatever
little fun fact in 8th grade. I actually want to go like to
see like the like Gettysburg and like the battlefields and all
that cool stuff with my class. It was a really cool time.
But anyways, right, you know, Bryce goes up there, he does a
good job with his presentation, and the next person to be called
up is the Roblox kid. And normally I save like very
interesting stuff like this for later on.
I'm blessing you guys because we're jumping straight into the
cringe. Actually, I don't know if I'm
blessing you guys or if I'm cursing you guys because we are
jumping. We're jumping straight into the
cringe. And when I say straight into the
cringe, I mean legitimately straight into the cringe.
Like this is bad. This is so just prepare yourself
mentally, physically and spiritually because this is
going to be quite the experience to say the least.
So anyways, the Roblox kid goes up to the front of the classroom
and everyone's kind of just looking at him, right?
And he flips on his presentation.
And from the very start, actually, no, in the very start,
it looked normal because it was an image with text on it that
says like the life of Abraham Lincoln by Roblox kid.
He obviously said his real name, but for the sake of this The
Life of Abraham Lincoln by Roblox Kid, the immediately the
first slide is like the goofiest thing ever.
So Bryce is looking at it and on the first slide it it is, it is
a Roblox character with a top hat on and there's an arrow
pointing to him and then text that says Lincoln.
And then there's more text that says Lincoln was a good guy,
Lincoln was a president. And then and the Roblox kid went
up there and is literally just reading out.
Lincoln is a good guy, Lincoln was a president.
And then he goes to the next slide and it is dude, this is
the funniest thing ever. It is the Roblox character of
Lincoln but his head is on the ground.
It's like decapitated from his body.
And the next slide says Lincoln died.
He literally just said Lincoln died.
OK, at least he didn't say like El Rey, like Lincoln took the
ratio young boys better than Lincoln.
At least he wasn't like going like that, right?
But he was like Lincoln died. Literally no context.
Who was he shot by? He was shot after a
Revolutionary War. Did it happen in a movie theater
or like not a movie theater, You know what I mean?
A theater? Well, it was like, who was the
name of it? No, just Lincoln died.
And then it was a photo of a Roblox character with his head
on the ground decapitated and an arrow pointing to him saying it.
Literally an arrow pointed to it and said died.
Not here lies Lincoln from whatever, right?
It just says died. So the entire class is like
holding back laughter because this is like the worst
presentation on planet earth because like, oh look, these
kids are like in 6th or 7th grade or something.
So it's not like they're coming out with a college PhD thesis
type things. These are not dissertations that
are being dissected by other professors, right?
Sure, whatever. It's a little slideshow
presentation. However, most people had
pictures and a lot of text in the pictures were not Roblox
characters with arrows pointing to them saying Lincoln or not
Lincoln. But here's the thing, it gets
so, so much worse. So much worse that you guys
probably won't even be able to comprehend how bad it is, right?
So the next slide, I don't even know if I comprehend how bad
this is. The next slide is just text.
So just a little recap. We've had three slides so far,
the first one saying the life of Abraham Lincoln, the second one
being a Roblox character with a top hat saying this is Lincoln,
he was cool, he was chill, he was a chiller, right?
The next slide was the Roblox character with his head on the
floor saying he died lol. And then the next slide says,
OK, OK, let's talk about something much more important.
So this point Bryce was sitting in the classroom.
He's like, bro, much more important.
This is your presentation dude. Like what are you talking about?
Like, are you trying to sabotage yourself here?
Because it definitely feels like it.
And, you know, everyone in the class was kind of confused.
And for some reason, the teacher wasn't stopping the Roblox kid.
I think the teacher was kind of hoping that the Roblox kid,
like, the first couple of slides were like a joke.
And while the teacher didn't find it very funny, the teacher
was hoping that the Roblox kid was going to make a bit of a
recovery. So I bet the teacher at this
point thought, oh, OK, well, the Roblox kid was obviously
kidding. Like he's saying, let's talk
about something more important. He's probably going to like go
over to talking about like the life of Abraham Lincoln.
No, the teacher and everyone else was unfortunately wrong
because the Roblox kid goes on to this do the the most insane
thing I've ever seen. And you guys look, I told you
before to buckle in, like buckle in for the cringe.
You guys got a strap in for the cringe.
Like this is an atomic blast of the cringe.
So you have to lay straight down on the floor, make sure it
doesn't destroy your lungs and eyes and everything.
All your internal organs don't turn inside out with this, so
just prepare yourselves. So anyways, the Roblox kid
clicks on to the next slide and it is a video.
So you don't have like Google Slides.
You can click on to a video. It is an unlisted YouTube link.
So he clicks into it and it goes over to YouTube and all of a
sudden, Oh my God, I don't know if I can do it guys.
Guys, I think I'm I'm gonna pass away from the cringe guys, leave
a like and subscribe to the channel to help me survive
anyways. So all of a sudden, you know the
song like What Makes You Beautiful by One Direction?
Yeah, that starts playing, and everyone is super confused
because Bryce knows for a fact that this was definitely not
music to fit the timepiece. Yeah, I don't think this is like
Civil War Abraham Lincoln music. I don't know, man.
This just doesn't really seem like it.
And all of a sudden, while that song the You know What Makes You
Beautiful by One Direction is playing, a video appears on
screen of the of the Roblox kid Roblox character.
And it's like a screen recording of him running around this map
with like text appearing on the screen.
You know how it's like you can have like your Roblox character
have like a text bubble. I don't know if that's actually
true. I don't really play it myself,
but I've seen like meme images or whatever.
So at first he the Roblox character is just like saying
the words of the lyrics. So he's like, you're insecure.
Not sure what's for, dude. I'm not looking their lyrics
right now, like turning heads when you walk through the OR
something like that. OK, you know the song I'm
talking about. I butchered the lyrics.
But in all fairness, I'm trying to get them from the top of my
head. And I haven't heard that song in
like, a year or last night, either one.
But yeah, so everyone is super confused.
Bryce kind of turns to his friends.
The teacher's just like, OK, like, I'm gonna let this play
because, like, I don't know where this is going, but
everyone is realizing that this is going downhill extremely
quickly. And no one realizes, like, why
this, like, where this is actually going until, like,
after, like, a little bit of the Roblox characters, like, dancing
on screen and, like, singing the lyrics to the One Direction song
eventually, right? Eventually, like, the Roblox
character, like, it zooms in on him and the music still playing
the background, but the text is no longer like, the text of the
song. It is.
So there's a girl who we're going to call Eve in this class,
and she's sitting in the front row.
Rest in peace Eve bro 'cause she's about to get slammed by
the Roblox kid completely embarrassed in front of
everyone. So yeah, the text on screen of
the Roblox kids presentation turns from saying the One
Direction lyrics to saying like I have a super important
question for you. And then Eve, her name appears
on screen and everyone, dude, I feel bad for this girl cuz like
as soon as her name appeared on screen in this dumpster fire of
a presentation, literally everyone including the teacher
turned their heads to look directly at her.
Which is a such a tough situation cuz like bro was this
exist? This thing Rose is chilling,
trying to like live life or whatever and then all of a
sudden she just gets completely destroyed, gets a left hook to
the face like you just simply hate to see it right?
And all of a sudden it like it. The text on screen turns to like
Eve, will you go out with me? And it says this for like 5
seconds and Bryce it like even though it was only on screen for
like 5 seconds. Bryce says that this is probably
the longest 5 seconds of his life.
He's never seen a 5 second duration go by any slower and
all of a sudden right the Roblox character on screen starts doing
like a break dance like it is the worst thing I've ever seen.
I will say that there are worse ways to ask out girls and if
this video gets 1000 likes I clear 1000 likes all the time
but this gets 1000 likes in the 1st 24 hours.
I will tell you the worst story of how to ask out a girl and
it's from me. It is a personal story, so you
better smash like right now and I will do it.
I'm a man of my word. It is embarrassing, it is
terrible, it is awful, but it is funny.
And if it gets more engagement on the video, then I'll sell my
soul for anything. Anyways, So yeah, the Roblox
character is like break dancing in the background.
And remember, this is during a history class presentation on
the freaking Civil War and all of a sudden there's this a
Roblox character break dancing while the Roblox kid literally,
I don't know if dude thinks he was asking to marry her because
the Roblox kid gets on one knee and everyone's like, what is
this kid doing? Roblox kid gets on one knee.
And like, I don't know why he was on one knee, but he was.
I think he saw like a movie where someone proposed and he's
like, oh, this is how it works. He's like Eve, will you?
Be my girlfriend and while this is happening like a really like
poorly audio like poorly edited in audio so it's really grainy
audio of like what Makes You Beautiful by One Direction is
looping in the background while there's a video of this Roblox
character break dancing on screen like it is the biggest
dumpster fire anyone has ever seen.
Everyone at this point is completely shocked real quick.
If you made it this far into the video comment Roblox down below.
That'll be the secret war of the day.
I'll try and hard a bunch of the comments.
I can't always because like full time college student as well,
also trying to have a life. However, it's not that hard for
me to go through and hard a bunch of them.
So if you comment Roblox, I'll do my best to do that.
And also, if you want to support the channel, the best thing you
can do is after you're done watching this video, go ahead
and binge watch a bunch of videos.
And please let me know in the comments section how many videos
you watch today or this week. Because when you watch my old
videos, it helps the channel get promoted more, which helps our
community grow. And it's awesome.
It's great. I just want to say thank you.
So let me know in the comments section if you are doing that so
I can say thank you personally. Yeah.
So just a little recap of what is happening.
And by the way, prepare yourself for the cringe because it's
pretty bad at this point. But anyways, the Roblox Kid has
gone up to give a presentation on Abraham Lincoln.
The first two slides were craply edited in Roblox characters,
where the first one just has a top hat and the second one just
has his head falling off, right? So not super great.
And then it converts to like, let's talk about something more
important. And then it's a video of his
Roblox character running around screaming out the lyrics to 1
Directions like what Makes You Beautiful?
And then it turns to the Roblox character break dancing while
the Roblox Kid, it goes on one knee and asks this girl out in
front of everyone. So yeah, at this point, like
Bryce is sitting. Bryce is just like so shocked
and confused because dude, this all happened within the span of
like 2 minutes. And the Roblox kid is like,
yeah, so at this point, you know, I don't know, Bryce, this
wasn't expecting anything like this to happen.
Like, he's just like, this all happened so quickly.
Just for context. Like, one second in, this
happens. The next second in, like, or
like one second in, they're all doing, like, Civil War
presentations. The next second in, this Roblox
kid is trying to ask out this girl with a Roblox dancing icon,
and he's down on one knee. And it's just like a huge mess.
It's just like, dude, what is even going on at this point?
And yeah, it is the most awkward.
Oh my God, it's Connor Pugs. I've never seen your face in
real life. You're so sexy.
Dude, how do these fans keep getting in security?
Security anyways guys, Yeah. Anyways, so at this point the
teacher is starting to realize what is going on.
Like the teacher like is kind of snaps to it.
And remember, the Roblox kid is literally sitting, standing or
not standing is literally on one knee and it's just like.
Will you go? Out on a date with me and poor
you bro like everyone's just looking at her and the teacher
goes up to him is just like what it like what is wrong with you
Like the teacher full on says what is wrong with you which
like the teacher the teacher's not wrong dude.
Like what is wrong with this kid, bro?
Like can't be going up to people in class and just like asking
them out when you're supposed to be doing the life of Abraham
Lincoln. Like it's a little bit
different. And the Roblox kid is like,
you're a hater of my love. You're a hater like John Wilkes
Booth or whichever one shot Lincoln.
You're a hater just like him. I'm like Lincoln, you're like
John Wilkes Booth and you're shooting me in the head
metaphorically. And the teacher's like, why
didn't you say that in your thing?
It's like because the teacher started to like freak out
because the Roblox kid actually knew the history.
He actually knew who shot Abraham Lincoln.
He knew the context, but bro decided not to put it in his
presentation because he was too busy doing like, dude, he was
too busy doing Roblox dances to ask out this girl.
So at this point, the Roblox kid is like, you can't stop me, you
can't stop me and my love. And at this point, Evis has her
head down on the desk like Oh my God, dude, Oh my God.
And everyone feels so bad for her, but they're also just so
curious. Like what is going on with the
Roblox, the Roblox kid, right. So at this point, the Roblox
kid, like the teacher starts walking towards the Roblox kid
because the teacher's going to escort him to the front office.
But the Roblox kid says no, no, I must have an answer.
You can't take me away. So the Roblox kid starts to run
around the classroom. So the desks are kind of in a
just imagine a normal classroom. So the Roblox kid starts weaving
in and out between the desks. He's just kind of like dodging
in between the desks, sliding under chairs, knocking stuff
over. And while he's doing this,
right, because like the teacher started closing in on him, but
the teacher's not going to, like the teacher's not going to slide
tackle him, dude. He knows better.
But while he's doing the see, he's shouting like Eve.
Eve, Do you hear me, Eve? Eve.
Will you be my Roblox girlfriend?
Eve? Eve, will you be my Roblox
girlfriend? At this point Bryce is like Oh
my God, what is going on right now?
Dude? What is going on in the
Minecraft? Sorry, the Roblox kid is just
kind of like jumping around, jumping, jumping.
And at this point, right? You know, I think Eva's starting
to realize that if she doesn't say like this is a terrible
position and I feel really bad for her cuz like, dude, you
definitely don't want to, you know?
Thing are you recording right now?
Yeah, my balls are. My balls are actually.
Yeah, I got my set of balls in on Amazon.
Wait, they can't hear this? No, we've had a lot of lore in
today's video, like a lot of anyways, though.
So at this point the teacher is just like he's running after the
Roblox kid. The Roblox kid is running back
and forth. And I think Eva at this point
kind of just knows that she needs to say like she needs to
say something. So she kind of like stands up,
which is tough for her because like this is obviously super
embarrassing. She stands up and says, I'm
sorry, like I don't think we should like go on a date or
something. We're like, I have to decline.
However, she said it, she said it very politely.
She said it very nicely. And, you know, the Roblox kid
stops running and that's when the teacher catches up to him
and kind of grabs him and the Roblox kid literally slumps on
the floor, almost like he was shot with like a tranquilizer
dart, dude. Like he just slumps on the
freaking floor. Like he's this down, down for
the count. And you know, everyone is kind
of looking around because it's like, what do we do about this?
And the teacher is like, come on, get up, get up.
And Roblox kids, like, no, when my heart is broken, my legs are
broken too. Like kid is being super
melodramatic. Apparently he's never even
talked to this girl, the one that he asked out in front of
the whole class. He's never spoken to her once.
He just saw her once. And like, oh, this girl's
pretty. Let me ask her out during my
Abraham Lincoln presentation because that makes a lot of
sense, right? And the kids literally slumped
on the floor. He's like, no, my broken heart
has paralyzed my entire body. Yeah.
And the teacher's like, dude, get up.
He's like, no. I will get up when she says yes
and at this point the teacher's like hell no because like the
teacher like it was already in a terrible.
She's already in a terrible situation.
You got some weirdo in front of everyone being like go on a date
with me now or else. And then all of a sudden this
kid decides that he is also going to pull a if she doesn't
go on a date with me, I'm just going to be collapsed on the
floor forever. Feel bad for me, guys.
Like, no, that's definitely like he's cut.
He's drawing the line there. We're not letting this one slide
basically, right. So the teacher pulls them up
because the teacher, you know, he can't be too physical with
this kid because he can get in trouble in lawsuits and
whatever. But he grabs the kit by the
scruff of his collar and like Yanks them up.
And it's like you've had a, you've like, you've been
distracting enough today, like you caused enough drama, you've
caused enough trouble. You're going to the front office
with me. So we dragged him out to the
front office and it afterwards, the classroom is just dead
silent until one guy who's sitting next to Eve kind of
speaks up and says, I'm so sorry.
And literally after that kid says, I'm so sorry, the whole
class, the whole classroom dude, including Bryce, chimes in to
say, yeah, I'm like, that's so like, that's so tough.
I'm so sorry about that. If you need anything.
Like everyone was being so nice to her because I realized this
like, dude, like, this is day of a presentation.
This is already kind of a stressful day, but everyone kind
of knew that. Like, yeah, no, I mean, no one
wanted this. And she definitely did not ask
for this. And like, if this happened to
any of them, they would have known that they would have just
like they would have had the worst day ever.
So yeah, everyone was super nice to Eve after that point.
The Roblox kid did get in trouble.
He obviously he would have failed his presentation, but the
teacher said, I'm going to give you another chance to redo the
presentation. And he did.
And the presentation actually wasn't that bad, but the kid
didn't get a great grade because the teacher's like, I'm not
going to give you a great grade even if the presentation's
really good, but just feel lucky I'm giving you a chance to try
at least again. So yeah, moral the story is
don't ask out your crush via your Abraham Lincoln
presentation and with a Roblox video dancing to One Direction
going on one knee. And dude, I think the moral of
this, clicking the video on screen right now, I know you'll
enjoy it. Just click it.
Do in today's subscriber story, this Roblox kid who is being a
jerk to a lot of people gets absolutely destroyed when he
tries to be a jerk to this girl. And it was hilarious.
So there's this kid, right? And he's known as the Roblox
kid. And he's not known as the Roblox
kid because he, you know, is just a big fan of Roblox, just
plays the game a lot, enjoys the game.
You're totally free to play the game and enjoy the game and not
be called a Roblox kid. For example, I'm not going to
call you a Minecraft kid just because you play Minecraft, man.
That's just not how it works, right?
Roblox kid has a certain connotation to it that like
you're doing a lot of stuff along with like in Roblox.
For the duration of this story, I'm just going to call this guy
Roblox kid, right? So Roblox kid had had a history
of terrorizing people in my subscribers class.
You don't know a subscriber sent in the story.
You can always do that link in description.
All that information is down there anyways, right?
So this guy known as like the Roblox kid had been terrorizing
my subscribers class ever since he transferred to his school
about a month ago. This story took place in like
the very beginning of the year and this new kid transferred in
and no one really knew what you know he was going to be like.
The thing is when you have like a kid transferring in and like
he doesn't know a lot of people, of course you want to be nice to
them. If anything, I encourage you to
be nice to them. So everyone in my subscribers
class, including my subscriber, you know, he was very nice to
this new kid and like they didn't know him as the Roblox
kid who like was menacing and terrorized people.
Yet they just knew him as like, you know, you know, just a kid,
right? Just a new guy who's probably
doesn't know a lot of people who probably feel isn't feeling so
good, right? And it's only within the first
couple days that they start to realize that something is up.
First thing the Roblox kid did wasn't really necessarily a bad
thing that made him a menace. It just started off on the wrong
foot, right? So all these kids, they wanted
to follow this guy in Instagram because you know, you want to
connect with them. Even if you don't see him a lot
out of school, you want to make him know that like everyone in
the new school that he just transferred to is like really
open to him and is really open to, you know, new people coming
in. They want to make him feel
welcome. So they all decide to go follow
him on Instagram. So they look up his name and
obviously his name's not Roblox kid, even though I will be
calling him that. And they find his Instagram
account. But what they find on the
account is a little bit weird. I'm just going to be honest.
So you know, those kind of like Roblox, like Roblox kid cringe
videos that like poncho and Pegasus and tag swag and those
people would do you know, those types of posts like those into
that there's like TikTok posts that like they, they reacted to.
Those were the type of posts that this kid posted on
ironically. And ever since then, he kind of
gained the reputation as the, you know, the, the, the Roblox
kid because he would post stuff that was just like, oh boy, like
he posted one of those videos where it was like, I'm talking
in my real voice and he's obviously not talking in his
real voice. He's talking in some kind of
like fake deep voice to make him sound all cool and like, Oh my
God, the ladies are going to love me now, man, because I'm
talking in this weird voice. So like, here's the thing.
While that was all pretty cringe to them, they're like, Oh my
God, right. It doesn't mean that he was a
bad guy. It was what he did next that
definitely solidified himself as being known as a bad guy.
So right after, you know, some people follow him on Instagram,
they see like some kind of weird puts or whatever.
They aren't necessarily, like, going to not try and make him
feel welcome. They still decide, like, OK,
this might be a little weird, but we don't really care.
Like, sure, man can, like, enjoy posting weird stuff, but we're
still going to be nice to him, right?
So it's a couple days in the class.
And, you know, over the first couple days, Roblox kid was kind
of just kept to himself, right? He was just kind of like, shy.
He wasn't really saying anything.
But he definitely grew comfortable really quickly,
which normally is a good thing, but in this case was not a good
thing. Yeah.
So basically right within a week of Roblox could being in class,
the teacher would say something and he would just laugh and the
teacher would look back and say like oh you know what's so
funny? Like what?
What joke did I miss? The Roblox kid would say nothing
and people just were like, okay, that's a little strange, right?
That's a little weird. And he just kept doing that.
But then he started to do it when like someone would like say
an answer, like the teacher would be like, does anyone know
what whatever is right? And someone would answer and the
answer would be wrong and he would let out a little laugh,
right? And the teacher be like, what's
a funny? He's like nothing and he would
just keep doing that right. And he definitely, he especially
did it when people were like somehow a little bit vulnerable,
like, you know, you, you said an answer and it was wrong.
And he could make sure to just have a sneak a little laugh in
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That's it. Back to the story.
The level of snarkiness coming from Roblox kid only increased
every single day he was there. And at one point, someone came
in with, like, an outfit, I think it was some guy, and he
was wearing green, Neon green. What?
You know, Yeah, neon green, like, top with a neon green
bottom normally isn't the move. Look, I'm not a guy who, like,
knows a lot about fashion, but even I know that, like,
probably, you know, wearing neon green on neon green probably
isn't the, you know, the hottest look ever.
And all the ladies aren't going to be fawning over you.
But when this guy came in, Roblox kid looks at him kind of
like like it gives us a little laugh.
And then is like, and he turns to the guy and he's like, do you
need to have your eyes checked, buddy?
And then the guy's like, what do you mean?
He's like looks at the outfit. He's like, do you see what
you're wearing? The guy's like, I was like, I
got out of bed late. I just threw on what I had on.
And then people kind of like look back and they're like, oh,
that's that. That was a little aggressive,
man. Like that was a little
aggressive for literally no reason, dude.
Like, yeah, the guy didn't have the greatest outfit of all time.
Like lock him up. Like OK, it's just class, bro.
Like no one else's, no one else cares.
Why do you have to have such an attitude?
What did he do to you? And just after that point, the
snarkiness and like back sided comments and just kind of like
Roblox kid being like a massive jerk.
It just kind of like went up every single day and it got
worse and it got worse and it got worse.
For example, a couple weeks in like the after he had that last
comment to the kid and was just being snarky and laughing at
people, right? So in the very beginning of
class, before class started, kids were kind of kids kind of
like sat down and like the teacher was kind of getting the
stuff together. But Roblox kid was sitting,
sitting kind of near this girl and he kind of like looks over.
He says, hey, and she's like, hey, what's up?
And he's like, are you wearing makeup right now?
And she's like, no, I'm not wearing makeup right now.
And he's like, maybe you should. So that comment was like, first
of all, I just want to say to the guys out there, never say
anything like that to like a girl or really don't say
anything like that to anyone in general, like common decency.
But like, I don't care if you think you're funny, man.
Like it's going to really have a negative impact on someone.
And in this case it did like though, when he said that to the
girl, like she already was having like her own
insecurities. Look, a lot of people like
around their age. I, I don't know exactly like
what grade this guy, the subscriber who sent in the story
was. I'm probably going to say like
6th, 7th, 8th grade, probably like late middle school, early
high school. That's when you're most
honestly, bro, that's when you're like you're most insecure
over everything. When you think all these things
matter in words like this, it's really going to go a long way.
This girl ends up running out of the classroom like crying and
like some like her friends go running after her.
And this is the first time that the teacher actually does have
to get involved and like talk to the Roblox kid.
He's like Roblox kid. Obviously he says his name, but
we're going to say Roblox kid. Like go down and see the
principal, like the go to the principal's office.
Like I heard what you said, it was unacceptable because he was
close enough to the front of the classroom now where he sat
because he didn't sit in the same seat every day.
He decided to terrorize a new person every single day by
sitting in a new seat and also disrupting the unassigned
assigned seats. If you know what that is, then
you know that that's criminal behavior.
But anyways, he was close enough to the front of the classroom
that the teachers, like I heard what you said, go to the
principals. So when Roblox kid went to the
principal, apparently the principal said, since this is
your first offense, like we're not going to give you a
punishment. But basically, no, you're on
very, very thin ice. And next time we hear of
something like this, you know you're going to be suspended.
And so the Roblox kids like, OK, like, I'm so sorry.
It was just a little mistake. Like I'm having a bad that day
trying to like weasel out of it and also pretending like he has
not been doing this for months on end to basically everyone.
But anyways, right from this point on you might be thinking,
OK, the Roblox could actually improve.
Did he become a better person? No, he was just more careful
when he was being a jerk to people, right?
He didn't do it in front of the teacher and he was also a little
bit more careful who he did it too.
But this didn't mean that he wasn't like continuing on his
tirades of terrorizing people, you know, as being a jerk,
right? He started sitting more in the
back of the class and he started making his comments.
Then he also started making comments in the hallways.
People, For example, someone would walk out of like a class,
like his class with him, and they would have gotten like a a
pretty bad grade on the test. And as they were walking out,
the Roblox kid would be like to all the people around him, like
he'd say really loudly. He's like, I can't believe you
got a. You know a whatever score on
that test, maybe study next time Roblox kid probably failed the
test dude. Like we're going to be honest.
He was too busy making those hey there baby girl Roblox edits to
get like 3 likes on TikTok. But like he needed to make sure
that it was everyone else's business that the guy next to
him failed the test, right. So you might be thinking like
Connor, this story is kind of depressing, like this guy, This
is like a terrible person to everyone and he just keeps on
getting away with it. And let me just say that like if
this if there was number good ending to the story, if there
was not like a satisfying conclusion, I would not be
telling the story right. Just hold out a little bit
longer. Trust me, the ending is good and
karma, baby, karma is sweet. But before we get to the sweet,
sweet ending, I'm going to interrupt this video to tell you
that the secret phrase of the day is tree.
So if you made it this far into the video comment tree down
below. I want to see how many people
actually made it this far, and I appreciate you if you do.
So there was this girl in the subscribers class, let's call
her Ashley, right? So Ashley was known as like, you
know, a being like very nice, very like kind and respectful,
at least when you were being kind and respectful to her.
But she was also known for like standing up to herself and
standing up to herself firmly and like really well, like if
you tried to come in like roaster man, you were going to
come out scorched. That is not a flame fight you
want to enter into. That's all I'm trying to say,
bro. Ashley was something else, but
she was also very kind and respectful and was a good, very
solid friend that like she was just an overall very good person
as long as you were a good person to her.
She really had a whole eye for eye mentality when it came to
stuff. And let me just say that Roblox
kid, since he was still kind of new to the school, he didn't
know Ashley's reputation, but he also kind of like got a sense
that she was a little had a little bit tougher skin.
So he decided that she would be the next victim of like his
like, you know, his heart is basically his, his being a jerk,
right, his trolling, right? She was going to be the next
victim because she probably wouldn't breakdown crying and
get him in trouble and get him suspended.
But she would also be like, you know, she would be a perfect
target. Little did he know this was a
huge mistake. But one day the Roblox kid went
up to Ashley when they're leaving class and he just like,
kind of looked at her and he's like, hey, ugly.
And she didn't respond. And she's like, and he's like,
oh, I'm talking to you. Oh, it's just like something
really stupid and lame, but like, just like, really just
trying to come for her. And she kind of looked at him
and she kind of like smirked and said, you're going to regret
that, buddy. And he kind of like was like
taken aback a little bit because like, people have either been
like, like, like, go away or like they'd start crying or they
just be like, bro, they never like smirked and said, you're
gonna regret that. He didn't think much of it after
that, at least for a while. But let me just say that like,
that was the beginning of his downfall.
He should not have messed with Ashley, bro.
So coincidentally, wink, wink, nod, nod, right.
The Roblox kid starts talking about his like his new
girlfriend, right that he meets on Roblox and he's talking about
how like, oh man, I met someone who's perfect for me.
Like you guys suck. You're all single LL plus ratio
plus young boy better like saying that in real life, like
something you'd actually do right?
Like was this every single day was telling everyone he possibly
could about the girlfriend he met on Roblox and how he's so
much better now than them because he had he's in a
relationship and they're not. So one day, right, he comes into
class and just like he's just going off on someone.
He is calling someone ugly. He's calling someone stupid,
right? And then he's also bragging
about not being single. And then Ashley comes up to him
right out of nowhere after about 3 weeks since their last
encounter. So Roblox kid is not thought for
a second about what you know about Ashley.
He's like, oh, oh, what's up ugly?
Uh huh. Because he remembered his joke
and she said what's up and then said something very specific and
his face is 1 super cold. And the subscriber doesn't
remember exactly what she said, but apparently right, what he
had said, what she had said was word for word what his Roblox
girlfriend said to him like the night before.
And he's like, oh, what? And then before he could say
anything, actually kind of turned to people like turn to
the class before the teacher was there because they got there a
little bit earlier before the teacher some days.
And this was one of those days. And she turns to everyone and
she's like, you know, this girlfriend that he'd been, he's
been talking about for the last like week.
Well, that was me get trolled, get roasted.
And the Roblox kid is like, that's not true.
And she said, all right, open up Roblox.
He boots it up. He's like, right.
And then he boots it up. She opens up her like laptop or
I don't know if you can have an app for Roblox.
She let's just say she opens up her laptop.
I think that's what she did, right?
That's this is what I'm told. And basically she just sends him
a message and he receives it. He's like packs up his stuff,
just just walks out of the class, walks out of the class.
He's not back for the entire day.
And apparently the next day he came back and he was a silent.
And for the rest of that week he was silent.
And for the rest of that year, he wasn't silent.
Like he spoke in class and tried to speak to people a little bit,
tried to make friends, but basically he was done being a
jerk to people because he got absolutely decimated.
If you enjoyed today's story video, consider watching another
one. Watching old story videos after
watching this video really helps the channel.
If you want an easy place to find all the story videos I've
made, top link in the description is a link to my
story time playlist which will have all the stories.
That being said, thank you guys so much for watching and I'll
see you in the next 1. Today we have a story about an
arrogant kid who got absolutely humbled incredibly quickly.
Bias crush, Enjoy. Scribers said in the story,
we're going to call him Mason, right?
So Mason was in class and there's this kid in this class,
we're just going to call him Roblox kid.
And by the way, disclaimer, right?
I know there's already people typing in the comments section
right now. Connor, I play Roblox.
Does that mean I'm a Roblox kid? I hate you.
I'm going to. Unsubscribe.
Once again, similar to when I call people Minecraft kids.
Look, I love Minecraft, and if you love Minecraft, cool.
Me too. You're not a Minecraft kid.
If you like Roblox, you're not a Roblox kid.
If you want to know who a Roblox kid is, look up the videos like
Poncho or Pegasus made. Those are Roblox kids.
And this kid was a Roblox kid anyways, right?
He wasn't just a Roblox kid. He was super arrogant.
He was super full of himself, and he just loved telling the
entire class about how many women he got, how he was just
the king of women. And here's the thing, guys, sit
down. Sit down on my lap.
Actually, don't. That could be weird.
Sit down on my metaphorical lap or chair next to me.
That's a lot less weird. Sit next to the metaphorical
chair next to me, right? And learn a little lesson,
right. If someone keeps bragging about
their game, if someone can't stop talking about how many
women they get but you've never seen them actually, you know,
even talk to someone, even talk to like another guy, not even a
woman. Like it has never even spoken to
another human being before, right.
If there's literally not a single moment of evidence
besides what they say, I'm I'm going to give you a little
spoiler. I'm going to cut to the chase
for all of you guys. Yeah, they probably are just
full of it, like 100% full of it anyways, right.
So Mason is in class, right one day and he happens to sit down
and the Roblox kid, he sits down next to Mason and Mason is like
friendly enough with a Roblox kid.
Mason's a good kid. He's not going to be a jerk for
no reason. So anyways, right, Mason's like,
yo, what's up? Like whatever in the Roblox kids
like, hey, just done bagging some 10s, bagging some hotties.
Complete cringe. Don't, don't say that.
Okay, Don't ironically say that. Even ironically saying it is
like kind of skirting the line of like complete cringe.
I don't know. He's like, yeah, I just, I was
just like a typical day man. Just got another 10.
Like they can't stop hitting me up.
By the way, these kids were in like 7th grade or whatever when
this happened, which is pretty funny.
I'm not saying I know I got a lot of people that are probably
in 7th grade watching. I'm not like coming for you.
I was in 7th grade, actually a wonderful period in my life.
I actually, you know what, I don't care if you're in 7th
grade. I don't care if you're in 12th
grade. I don't care if you're in
college. I don't care if you're the CEO
of JP Morgan Chase. I don't care if you're like a
grandfather. Please do not say I've been
bagging hotties. I've been getting 10s.
Just just don't say that for me. If you're not going to say for
you, don't say it for me, dude. Anyways, right.
So the Roblox kid is like completely mouthing off to
listen about how he's so many women are just flooding his DMS
Manny. He just can't hold them back.
Like the, the, the, the female, the female species is just
they're just lustful to him. They're just always on top of
him. They can't let him go at this
point. Mason's like, bro, like for real
like that. That definitely isn't real.
He's like he's like, Nah. The Roblox kid looks Mason
square in the eyes and he like leans in a little bit and he
looks around the classroom. He's like, Mason, look around
you. Mason looks around him.
So he's like all of his classmates and he's like, hey,
Mason, these lustful, lustful women, Mason, they won't leave
me alone. They want.
Me. They want me, Mason.
At this point Mason is like hey yo bro, like stop stop.
Plus there was also this girl. We're just going to call him
Roblox Kids crush. I don't really feel like giving
her a name. I just want to juggle too many
names. I mix them up and you guys
always remind me in the comments section.
So I just don't feel like it. We got one name, we got Mason,
we got Roblox kid, we got Roblox kids crush.
So we're just going to call her the crush anyways, right?
So the Roblox kid starts, you know, starts talking about this
girl, specifically the crush and you know, you know, Mason is
actually like he's not friends with the Roblox kid necessarily.
I would say he's acquaintances, he's not buddies.
He's like he's working friends, like he's work friends or school
friends because they're not at work, right?
But sometimes school friends implies that you're closer than
you actually are. I feel like work friends
adequately implies that like you just get along with each other
because you're in the same place doing the same thing you don't
really want to be doing. But anyways, right, He's kind of
known about the Roblox kids crush for a while and you know,
he doesn't know her that well, but he definitely knows that.
Like you have no offense to Roblox kid but she is definitely
out of his league unfortunately, right?
A Roblox kid starts to go in this tangent to to Mason.
Poor Mason, right? Roblox kid starts talking about
how his crush, right, how we could totally pull her dude,
like no questions, no questions asked, no problems, no issues at
all. Actually 100% guaranteed, 1000
percent, 100% guaranteed win for a Roblox kid.
Like I'm not even kidding, dude 100% win.
And he keeps going off about how he can totally get his crush and
how his crush, he actually starts like changing it.
He doesn't just talk about how he, you know, you know, his
crushy will totally love him, right?
Will totally fall for him if he, like, says anything or even
starts talking to her. Because right at this point,
Roblox kid has not even spoken to this woman, right?
But he starts, he changes the conversation a little bit.
You know what? He starts doing that.
You know what he starts saying? He starts talking about how she
is actually secretly in love with him.
Yeah. No, I'm not even.
I wish I was joking. I wish I was kidding.
I wish this wasn't real life. I wish the Illuminati had
reprogrammed my mind to just interpret reality back
backwards, but no, no, this is real life.
He actually started going off about how his crush, someone
who's completely out of his league, who he's never spoken
to, etcetera, right, is actually in love with him at this point,
right? Mason.
Mason isn't. Mason isn't about to correct
this kid, right? Mason's not about to correct
this kid because, you know, he needs to be humbled, man.
And Mason kind of believes at this point that reality will
catch up with him and will humble him.
Mason doesn't need to have any blood on his hands.
He doesn't need to do any of The Dirty work.
He doesn't need Roblox kid plotting against them because he
hurt his feelings. Reality.
We'll take all of that. We'll take care of all of that
for him anyways, right? So the Roblox kid starts to
explain, starts to explain to Mason about his master plan,
about not the Technoblade master plan, not one that's actually
going to work, right, but the master plan.
The master plan to get this girl to fall in love with them, which
like why does he need a master plan when she's already in love
with them? Don't ask me dude.
Anyways, right. So what you need to know is in
this class, they had a very like at not a very large, but they
had a project due the next day. In that project, they had to
present in front of the entire class.
And so basically right, the Roblox kid, he explains to
Mason, the subscriber who sent in the story.
You can send in stories to to my Instagram.
In the description, he explained to Mason that he was going to
basically ask his crush out via his class presentation.
And Mason was like, dude, you know, you're going to fail the
presentation if you do that. He's like, yeah, totally worth
it though. Like I already have 100% in this
class. Also a lie, but whatever.
So the Roblox kid explains to Mason the details of what he
plans to do. And I'm not going to explain to
you the details because I just want to tell you what actually
happens without spoiling it. But let me just say that, you
know, Mason was sitting there and was like, no shot, this kid
actually does this. Like, that's insane.
But he also thinks to himself, if this kid actually the Roblox
kid, if he he actually does this right, if he actually does this,
this is this is the instant humble, this is the instant
karma. This is the thing that will
bring them back to Earth. This is what he needs, man.
Just a little public humiliation is good for the soul.
So Mason does something that maybe you guys might not be the
biggest fan of. Maybe Mason wasn't the greatest
guy on planet Earth for doing this.
But I honestly don't blame him. And it does make it for a better
story. Mason tells the Roblox kid, Hey,
man, that's a great idea. That's a great.
Do it, dude. Like, I'm 100% behind you.
Yeah, you could argue that, you know, maybe kind of, like, set
them up for failure. But look, I think this kid was
going to do it either way. I don't blame Mason.
And it makes it a better story, so even better content.
You love to see it anyways, right?
So the next day rolls around and it's the project and Mason is
like one of the first people to present.
He goes up and he gives his presentation.
He feels like he does a pretty good job.
So anyways, he goes back to his seat and since he's sitting next
to the Roblox kid, he's like, hey dude, are you, are you
actually like going through with it and the Roblox kids like.
Yeah, of course. And Mason's like I did.
Good luck. Kind of little, little mean, but
whatever, right? It's it's funny, it's funnier,
it's better if it's funny. And also Roblox, Kid Loki needed
to be humbled a little bit. So probably for the better
anyways. Anyways, so like, you know,
Mason sitting there listening to his class, you know, go up
there, give some presentations, whatever.
And yeah, eventually the teacher calls up the Roblox kid and all
of a sudden it's the moment of truth.
So the Roblox kid goes up there, connects his computer to like
the projector and what the what Mason sees on screen.
Oh boy, oh boy. That's all I can say.
Today's phrase is Roblox, so if you made it as far into the
video, I'd like you guys to comment Roblox in the comments
section down below. I'm going to try and hard as
many comments as I can that say Roblox in them or just say
Roblox. That's actually easier if you
just say Roblox so I don't have to read it.
Make sure you guys aren't saying something evil or whatever.
I don't really know. I just know I'll probably be
unpacking or moving into a new dorm slash flying on a plane
tomorrow. So I won't be able to get and
that's when this video is going up.
So I won't be able to heart a ton of comments.
I'm going to do my best, but don't take it personally if I
don't get to yours. Also today, today's your lucky
day. Today's your lucky day, man.
I, I don't know how to break it to you, but today is your lucky
day. Because for every single person
who leaves a like on today's video, they will actually
receive their very own nothing in the mail.
Two to three, two to three days shipping by the way.
So once you leave a like on this video, you will receive your
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So if you have any complaints, bring it up to them, not me.
Leave a like 5000 likes and I'll cry myself to sleep.
With that being said, back to the story.
Anyways, right? So Roblox kid, he goes up to
there, connects his computer, opens up his presentation and
you know what? For the sake of the story, I
actually do need to give his crush a name.
Let's call her Abby. Also, if I remember that name, I
do not have it written down right now.
So he opens up his screen and the first slide it says hello
class and he stands up. He's like, hello, class, I have
a very important announcement. And then he turns around and he
goes to his computer and he clicks the next button and on
screen it's a photo of Abby. The whole class is like, hey,
yo, what the fuck? Last kid goes up there and he's
like, looks at the photo of Abby.
He's like Abby. This is for you and everyone.
'S. Like hey, what the fuck?
What? He's like Abby, you so
beautiful. I think you're the prettiest
girl in the entire. World and was like what the
fuck? Will you?
You. Oh my God, I'm sick.
I can't do this. Yeah, yeah, Abby, you're so
beautiful. And I'm so handsome, more
perfect together. And he goes to another slide and
it's like a photo of him. It's like under it, it says like
10 out of 10. At this point, Mason's like,
dude, OK, I, I know, I, I know I said yes, I know I greenlit
this, but I somehow feel responsible for this tragedy.
Not not for Roblox kid, right? Mason didn't feel bad for Roblox
kid. He felt bad for everyone else in
the room at that point, which like, honestly, honestly,
everyone else has a right to blame Mason partly for this.
Eventually, Roblox kid, he clicks to the final slide and he
all it says on the slide is it's like, will you be my dot, dot,
dot? And then he's like MB will you
be my? And then he clicks on to like
another OK, wasn't final slide. Sorry, I lied.
He clicks on the final slide and it says like girlfriend, but
it's in this like really weird, like fire font, like something
that'd be like. Ha ha, so lit.
Guys like something you'd say in like, I don't know, 4th grade or
something with like want to like the, the emojis with like the
sunglasses and something. It's like he says girlfriend.
He's like girlfriend and he's like, so Abby, you want to go
out with me and look? Abby, here's the thing, very
nice girl, but she's she also like will definitely speak her
mind. She doesn't have a lot of
filter. She doesn't have much of A
filter that that's OK, You know, especially if something like
this just happened to you, I think you kind of have the right
to say literally whatever you want.
Those small but very important detail.
I forgot to say earlier, Roblox can kind of stank, like, I don't
know how else to say it, but he was a unhygienic young man.
His cleanliness was definitely a 0 out of 10, even though his
confidence was an 11 out of 10. And Abby kind of just ripped
into him. Abby stands up in front of the
whole class and goes, I will never, ever go on a date with
your stinky, unwashed little self.
And Roblox kid was like, Abby, I'm just kidding at this point,
right? Mason is just like, yeah, I'm
partially responsible for this man.
Like this is partially on me. This is partially on me, dude.
I feel kind of responsible. But now the whole class is
sitting there just like mouths wide open.
Like Oh my God, what? At.
This point right Roblox kid is stunned.
He's just he's a deer in the headlights right now.
And then he turns to Abby. He shuts his computer and he's
like Emmy, you're actually very mid, you're ugly LLL ratio.
And then he just like runs out of the class.
Yep, yeah. And kid failed the the
assignment and he had to go to the principals because the
you're not allowed to do stuff like that.
Like, that's crazy. And yeah, he, he got humbled
pretty fast to say the least. Subscribe to the channel if you
haven't already. Now go click on another video.
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Click them. Why have you not clicked?
From a kid who tries to use Robux in real life to a kid
telling the teacher that Roblox was a country.
These are the craziest Roblox kids ever.
So in this first story, right, there is a Roblox kid who tells
all of a sudden, right, tells all of his friends that he is
taking them out to the mall for a treat.
This adventure to the mall will be on him and it's going to be a
big surprise and it's going to be really cool for all of them.
So obviously the subscriber and all of his friends are pretty
excited for this because I don't know that I mean, the kid says
like there's a big surprise at the mall for all of them.
I mean, if I was a kid his age, I'd be pretty excited myself,
but anyways, right. So sure enough, the subscriber
and all of his friends are excited to see why the Roblox
kid has invited them to the mall.
And they all tell their parents that the Roblox kid has invited
them to the mall. So their parents drive them to
the mall and drop them off. They're about like 12 to 13.
So they're at the age where their parents are kind of OK
with them being away by themselves for a little bit, but
definitely not for too long of a time.
So anyways, right, sure enough, the Roblox kid comes up to the
subscriber and all of his friends, and it's like, hey,
guys, like I want to let you guys know that I have, I've been
doing a lot of business, a lot of mogul moves.
I'm quite a businessman myself. And I wanted to let you guys
know that you see that toy store over there and they point to
like, I don't know, like the Toys-R-Us before they went
bankrupt or something like that, some kind of toy store, right?
And all the kids are like, yeah. And the, and the, the Roblox kid
is like, you guys can pick any toy in there and I will pay for
it. So first of all, right, the
subscriber and all of his friends are immediately super
excited. They're immediately super happy
because I mean, they're now able to get whatever toy that they
want. This is a pretty good deal.
This is pretty cool. But then immediately the
subscriber afterwards kind of thinks to himself, this is
really cool, but it's this like, too good to be true.
Cool. Like, this is great and all, but
this just feels a little bit, just a little bit too good to be
true. But at the end of the day, if
someone's offering you a free toy and you're a kid, what are
you going to do, Say no? So yeah, sure enough, the
subscriber and all of his friends, they rush.
They all rush into the, you know, the toy store, they're
going around. The subscriber find something he
likes and they all make it to the front desk.
So sure enough, they're all like walking up to the front of the
the toy store. They all find the Roblox kid and
the Roblox kid is looking so smug.
He's looking so full of himself because you know, he's the
generous 1 today. He's the one who's buying all of
them a gift because out of his generosity, he feels like it.
He it's time for him to give back guys.
It's time for him to give back when in reality he is.
You'll see. So sure enough, they all get to
the register and they start ringing it up and the subscriber
watches as like 15 kids ring up toys and they're not ringing up
like a pack of Pokémon cards, which is like $5, which is still
$5.00 is a lot for a pack of cards.
They're ringing up like legit 20-30, forty, $5000 toys.
Like they, they find the craziest toys that their parents
would never buy them. And if the, I don't know, man,
if the Roblox kid says, hey man, I'm going to buy them, then
they're like, OK dude, then here we go.
So sure enough, they all go to the front and they ring up all
these toys. The total is like legitimately
$1500. I don't think there's ever been
a case at this store that a single person has rung up this
much money, this many items. So sure enough, like the guy
behind the cash register is kind of looking at them very
suspiciously, because I don't know about you, but I would
definitely be suspicious if a bunch of like 12 year olds came
up to the front of a toy shop and rung up $1500 worth of
items. Like, I don't know about you,
but I would be at least a little bit suspicious.
So yeah, sure enough, right. You know, you know, the, the,
the cash register, the cash, the cash register, the cashier is
like, OK, that's going to be $1500.
And he says it with kind of a confused look because it is
$1500. And he looks at the kids.
He's like, OK, so are your parents here to pay for it?
And all the kids, including the subscriber, they all turn over
and they look at the kid, the Roblox kid who promised that,
you know, he would be paying for all of this.
And sure enough, the Roblox kid is like, no, no, no, that will
be no problem. I will be paying for this and
the cashier kind of looks at the Roblox kid looking at him like
bro, are you really going to be paying like 1500?
Are you sure? Are you positive that you will
be paying $1500 for these toys? Like, are you 100% certain that
you will be paying $1500? And the kid looks at him, he's
like, Yep, this will be me. And he goes in and he pulls out
a iPad. And on the iPad, he brought his
like backpack to the store. On his iPad he has Roblox.
And he opens up Roblox. And everyone is so confused
right now because they're like, okay, this kid literally just
told us that we can have whatever item we wanted.
And when he goes to pay, instead of paying, he pulls out his
Roblox game. Like bro, this might, this might
not be the time to be playing video games.
This might be the time to, I don't know, pay for the thing
you said you'd pay for. But sure enough, right, The
Roblox kid, what he ends up doing is he pulls up his Roblox
account and it says that he has 2000 Robux.
And he goes and shows the cashier and he's like, hey man,
so I have 2000 Roebucks. Well, this should be more than
enough to cover it. And everyone is looking, all the
kids are looking at the the Roblox kid and they're assuming,
oh, this is a joke, right? Like he doesn't actually expect
the cashier to accept Roebucks as a legal tendency.
Legal tendency as legal tender. He doesn't actually expect the
cashier to accept his Roebucks to pay for the $1600 worth of
toys, right? And that's when it all made
sense to the subscriber. This kid didn't have $1500.
He had 1500 Roebucks. And I think the kid must have
assumed that there is a 1 to 1 conversion between this fake
virtual currency that you can buy stuff on Roblox on and in
actual like in like the actual like U.S. dollar.
So sure enough, the cashier looks at this kid and kind of
just gives him a long look of like, I know you don't know any
better, but still seriously, like seriously.
So the cashier has to inform this kid that no, he cannot pay
with Roebucks. Sorry to break it to you.
Roebucks is not legal tender and he cannot pay with it.
So the, you know, the kid starts to realize that he cannot pay
with his Roebucks. So he has to turn around and
tell everyone that, hey guys, sorry to break it to you, but
you got to turn around and put all the stuff you just got back.
Yeah, all that stuff you just got out, you got to turn around
and put it back. I'm sorry to say.
It's almost like that episode of Scotts Tots from The Office.
It's that one episode you watch once and you can never watch
again. Yeah.
So sure enough, he had to tell every kid to walk back and put
back the toys. And yeah, for the rest of the 20
minutes before the parents came and pick them up, it was mad
silent because everyone was pretty mad at the kid.
I think the subscriber wasn't that mad because he realized it
was a genuine mistake. But everyone else was pretty mad
at this kid, and it was pretty funny.
But if you thought that this Roblox kid was crazy, you
weren't ready for the next 1. So this all started one day in
class. So basically for some reason
there was a discussion going on and the discussion entailed, I
don't even know how this conversation came up.
The subscriber doesn't remember how this conversation came up,
But basically the question of is Roblox real or not?
And basically there is a kid in the class who we're going to
call the Roblox kid, who's basically arguing with the
teacher that Roblox was a country.
So yeah, they were talking about countries, and they were going
over countries in Europe. And the Roblox kid was convinced
that Roblox, the game he played, was based on a real country in
Europe. So anyways, they were going on
the map and the teachers like, hey, guys, can it?
Does anyone want to come up to the board and, like, write down
three countries that you know, exist in Europe?
So someone would come up and they would write, I don't know,
France, Italy, Slovenia, I don't know, something like that.
And that's when the Roblox kid went up and was like, I don't
know, Italy, Germany, Roblox. So everyone looked at the Roblox
kid and kind of gave him a double take of like, Are you
sure you meant to write that, bro?
Like, are you positive when the kid wrote down that Roblox was
one of his answers? Because I don't know if you guys
know this, but Roblox is not a country.
It is, in fact, a name of a video game.
But sure enough, the kid was very confident with his answer
and kind of like walked back down like nothing happened.
Half the class looked at the board confused.
The other half kind of burst out a little bit into laughter.
And the teacher must have had a son who played Roblox.
He's like, hey, don't write down like funny jokes on the board.
This is serious. Like, write down three
countries. Like erase this and write down a
third country if you can. And the Roblox kid legitimately
looks at the teacher with this look of confusion saying I wrote
down three countries. And the class laughs again, or
at least the class, the part of the class will laugh before.
And the teachers like, that's not funny.
Like Roblox is a video game. It's not a country.
Come on now. I have a son who plays it.
Don't think you'd be able to pull this a fast one beyond me.
And the kid legitimately looks at this guy.
It's like, I don't know what to say.
I'd like Roblox as a country. Like I know it's a video game,
but it's based off a real country in Europe and this and
the teacher is this looking at this kid and the subscriber is
this trying to realize he's he, the subscriber first thought
this kid was like pulling a prank on everyone by just how
goofy this was. But apparently this kid
legitimately believed that Roblox was a real country in
Europe. So sure enough, the teacher and
the kid have this back and forth that legitimately lasts like 5
minutes of Roblox is not a country bro.
And then the kids like dude, Roblox is a country.
And then the teachers like Roblox is not a country the last
time I checked. And once again, the the kids
like no, Roblox is a country and it that is final and that is a
fact. And the teachers, like, it kind
of goes back and forth like this for a while.
And this is when the kid starts to get angry and he starts
yelling at the teacher. No, Roblox is a country.
And at this point, the teachers like, don't raise your voice at
me. Look, you know what?
How about this if? We go on the globe right now
because the teacher had a globe like, you know, those like real
life spinning globes or whatever.
The teacher had a globe. So the teacher was like, you
know what? All right, let's have a bet.
If I go on here and I find that, you know, Roblox is actually on
the globe, or if you can find Roblox is actually on the globe,
then guess what? You get to you get recess for
the rest of class and the kids like OK, and then like what do
you get? And the guy and the teachers
like OK, if we look on this globe and we find that, you know
Roblox is actually not a thing and not an actual country, then
guess what? For the rest of class, you need
to write up a paper about how you're sorry for wasting the
classes and my time. And the kid is like, yeah, OK,
get ready to lose, Bud. This kid was so confident for
some reason. And he goes up to the front of
the class and he goes up to the to the globe.
And he's looking at the globe and he goes over to Europe and
he's like, I'm pretty sure it's next to France.
And he looks next to France. And sure enough, roadblocks.
The country does not exist. So he's like, actually, I was
just kidding with you guys. Roblox is right next to Germany.
He looks next to Germany. He's like, I mean, Roblox is
actually a Nordic country and he goes up to like the Netherlands
and island those places. He says like actually Roblox is
a island off of in the UK. It's off of Wales.
He looks over there and sure enough, Roblox is not an island
off of Wales. He's like, I mean, Roblox is
actually in Asia and he's like, teacher, do you I, I, I, I
totally messed up. So they, the Roblox kid looks at
a teacher and says teacher, I totally messed up.
And the teachers looking at him with this kind of smug look of
yeah, OK, bro, I know Roblox is not a real country.
And the kids like, so basically Roblox is actually in Asia.
I'm sorry, can I amend my bet? And the teachers like.
Sure. Amend your bet to say that
Roblox is actually a real country in Asia.
Go ahead. So the kid is frantically
looking all around Asia, and he doesn't find he's like, actually
Roblox is a real country in Africa.
My fault. The teachers, like, look there
as well. And eventually the Roblox kid,
he doesn't say it's a real country in Australia or a real
country in Antarctica, Antarctica or something like
that, or North America. Actually, the Roblox kid
realizes that he's been wrong the entire time.
And the Roblox kid sees that there's like, you know, 10
minutes left of class. He's like, I think this globe is
outdated. And the teachers like, Nope,
look at the date. And sure enough, the globe was
bought like 2 years ago. So the Roblox kid is like
starting to like be in a stage of denial.
He's like, no, you changed this globe last minute so that it
wouldn't have Roblox the country.
And so the teachers like, all right, well, we can use my
computer and look up Roblox the country.
We can look up global maps that are updated daily and that I
don't control. And if Roblox isn't there, then
I win. And at this point, I think the
Roblox kid realized that Roblox was not actually a real country,
but he was a super stubborn. So he said you probably just
hacked the Internet. And the teachers looking at him,
he's like, really? I hacked the Internet and this
kid was just looking at the teacher and this teacher was
just looking at the kid and they were just looking at each other
and the kid literally bursts out crying and runs out of the click
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Do it. So spoiled kids are extremely
annoying. They're super entitled.
And today a spoiled kid just starts getting away with so much
and just is so annoying that he actually makes the teacher who's
been teaching for like 15 years quit their job.
Yeah, this is a pretty crazy 1. So buckle up, subscribe if
you're new to the channel and enjoy story videos and lets us
jump right on into it. So we're going to call the
subscriber submitted the today's story Luke.
So anyways, in loose class, there was a kid who we're just
going to call the spoil kid. And they had a pretty major
assessment that was coming up. So the teacher decides to put
Luke and all the other classmates, including the
spoiled kid into small groups to review.
So basically they've had an entire week to study for this
test. It's like one of the major tests
that will have a pretty big impact on the grade.
So they're putting the small groups to kind of just go over
material, just kind of like go over stuff that they need to do.
And so they're in the small groups and Luke happens to be
put into a group with the spoil kid and the spoiled kid almost
immediately starts. I don't know if it's bragging or
just I, I don't know what this is.
I think it's bragging, but I'm not sure.
He starts telling everyone in a bragging tone that he is not
studied at all. So all the kids, including Luke,
look at him a little bit confused and also a little bit
concerned because this wasn't some easy class that you could
kind of figure out. I think this was like biology or
something. It's one of those classes where
it is really memorization based. And then maybe some, I don't
know, other types of classes you can kind of wing it.
However, in memorization, like heavy classes, it's a lot harder
to wing wing it because it's less about common sense and more
about information recall, which you can't really wing
information recall unless you're literally attached to the
Internet through like Elon Musk's neural link or whatever,
right. So yeah, the kids in Luke's
group with the spoiled kid kind of looked at the spoiled kid
with this look of concern and like, genuinely just concerned
about him because they're like, bro, how are you actually going
to make it through this exam? Because like, Luke and all the
other kids in the class had actually been studying for this
for a while. Because I think this was
actually an API. Think this was AP high School
Biology which is known for being a very difficult class.
I mean different classes, different schools can teach it
at different levels of difficulty, but it is overall a
very difficult class. So Luke pipes up and says, bro,
like you should probably start studying, like for your own good
and your own like success, you should really consider like
studying bro, like you really should consider studying.
And the spoiled kid looks at them and says, no, not have I
only not studied, but I don't plan to study at all.
And guess what guys, I'm going to get an A and I guarantee it.
So all of them look at the kid like he's completely delusional,
which, I mean, he is a little bit, but also he knows the thing
that they don't know. His daddy's a big shot freaking
lawyer, bro. Yeah.
So basically the spoiled kid had a father who was a lawyer and
was, like, one of the most successful lawyers in, like,
their state. Like, he was always, like,
representing private. He was doing all these things,
right. And he also ended up owning his
own law firm. Like, he was very powerful, very
successful. And here's the thing, there are
children of successful people and sometimes they turn out to
be really great, driven individuals who are humble and
grounded and they just happen to have more resources at their
disposal. So sometimes they use that just
to, you know, to elevate themselves and to be able to do
even more. However, other kids sometimes
will let the kind of like the resources and power that, you
know, their parents and family have go to their heads as if
they were the ones who rightfully earned it right, as
if they didn't just luckily spawn into existence into the
right family. Dude.
Yeah. So this sort of entitlement
definitely follow around Luke and unfortunately Luke's parent,
not Luke, sorry, the spoil kid. And unfortunately, the spoiled
kids parents completely encourage this type of behavior.
They would, you know, whenever the spoil kid would have a
tantrum, they would basically back him up.
So because of that, he was super inflated, like inflated ego
inflated confidence inflated, just like everything like that.
So this spoil kid was basically bragging about how the fact that
he hasn't studied and he doesn't need to study.
The thing is though, Luke and everyone else in the group with
the spoiled kid, they don't realize that the spoiled kid is
going to pull the daddy as a lawyer card.
They just think that this kids going to freaking fail.
So they keep trying to tell him. Dude, like this is really hard.
Like we've been studying for even more than a week.
Like we've been preparing for this even before we knew that we
had a test, they were told about that they were going to have a
test in a week, but it was kind of clear what the material was
going to be on because or what the test was going to have on it
because it was it followed this very sequential.
A very sequential order of everything, right?
So a lot of them, including Luke, had actually just been
reviewing after every single class because not only this,
they want us to do all the AP tests too.
And so it makes a lot of sense to review as you go along.
Not even just for tests. It'll make studying for the APA
lot easier. Have you guys ever taken an AP
class in high school? If you have, let me know down
below. I took a few.
But anyways, right, So Luke is looking at this kid in this kind
of like, feeling of like, oh, geez, bro, bro's actually
gloating about failing. Yeah.
So little did he know that the spoiled kid had a trick up his
sleeve. So anyways, after the spoiled
kid brags about not studying and not planning on studying, but
thinking that he was going to do super well, everyone in the
group just assumed that, OK, we tried to warn this kid that this
is a heart exam. He's not heeding our warning.
So, like, at the end of the day, what can we actually do?
Like, what can we actually do about it?
The answer is probably nothing. So they decide that they're
going to go ahead and continue on doing what they're supposed
to be doing in the 1st place, which is studying for the big
exam. So yeah, sure enough, they study
for the rest of the period and the spoiled kid just completely
goes on his phone, not even paying attention.
So in other stories like the schools have been stricter about
going on your phone. However, this school is kind of
less enforced it like there is a rule against blatantly going on
your phone in class, or at least teachers are given the ability
to enforce the rule really strictly.
However, this teacher really did kind of abide by the if you want
to learn, you'll learn. If you want to like goof off or
whatever, you can goof off, especially since this is an AP
test. It's like the teacher probably
is thinking, if you don't want to study for the AP test that
you're paying for and need for college, I mean, go for it.
Like if you want to do all the studying on your own or like not
pay attention in my class, like I'm not going to like force you
to. So the spoiled kid was literally
just on his phone the entire time while everyone else was
preparing for the exam. So finally the next day, Friday
comes in and it is the first exam.
It's really difficult, or at least that's what Tom says.
And even the people who put in a lot of effort, including
himself, and studied, they did pretty tough.
Like it was really hard. And by like the average was like
AB minus, which AB minus is not a bad grade, but it's definitely
like I'd say average grades for a lot of things are like B's
high B's, not really A's, not really C's unless you're in like
a college physics class or something.
Hey guys, the average is at 24%. Congratulations, you all did
amazing. It's not like that.
This is still high school. However, let me just say that
the spoiled kid was the very lowest score.
So basically the teacher goes on the board before handing out the
tests and says, all right guys, so before I hand back the test,
I kind of just want to show you how this like scatters out.
I know some teachers who do this and it's always kind of
interesting, but also a little a little humiliating if you learn
that you actually did the worst. So he says, all right, so he
goes on the board and he says the high on this test was a 90
and the lowest score was a 12. And he said, and then he kind of
like drew a kind of like, you know, one of those like bell
curves, but he didn't do it like a standard distribution.
He kind of like had the curve go way up around the 70 to 80
range. He said, OK, the majority of the
test scores were in the 70 to 80 range.
We had a few in the 50s, few in the 60s, majority in the 70s,
and a few in a lot in the low 80s and 190 which was not 190
but 190%. He says that is the highest.
So the teacher then goes ahead and walks around handing out the
tests and as soon as the spoiled kid gets his test, he looks at
it, but he doesn't have a look of like shock.
Like sometimes when spoiled kids are really arrogant and think
that they'll just be a genius and be able to pass their test
because of their share genius ability and epic mind because
they were always told by their parents that they were geniuses.
No, no, no. So not in this case.
The spoiled kid in this case knew that he wasn't going to do
well. So instead of having a shocked
reaction, he looks at it and simply very calmly raises his
hand. So the teacher expecting like a
little bit of commenting from the kid who got an 11% right,
but didn't really expect the commentary to come as a class
question. The teacher kind of expected the
spoiled kid to ask to meet with him after class or during a free
period and they'd go over the test together and how the
spoiled kid can salvage his grade in this class.
However, it looks like the spoiled kid wanted to get
attention for this in front of the entire class.
So you know, the teacher's like, however, you know, whatever,
right? So the teacher looks at him and
says, yes, spoiled kid, what is it?
So the spoiled kid looks at him and says we're going to call it
Mr. Davenport. Some of you guys have been
asking why is every teacher name Mr. or Mrs. Davenport?
I use the name once and then similar to me using Ben as the
secondary character. I'm just not creative and I like
routine, so I've just been using it every time.
So we're going to call the teacher, Mr. Davenport.
And Mr. Davenport looks at the spoiled kid and is like, yes.
And the student, the spoiled kid stands up and looks at Mr.
Davenport and says this in a forceful yet calm manner.
This spoiled kid is a lot more, I don't know, I don't want to
say competent, but a lot more confident and a lot more
tactical when he like goes about being a spoiled brat.
He looks at this teacher and says, if you do not change my
grade to an AI will sue you and the school.
So the entire class was like not quiet, not not not like speaking
super loud. You know, they weren't all
talking. But what the the light hum of
kind of like a little bit of talking, a little bit of
movement that was present before this kid said that cuts out
immediately and it is dead empty silence.
So everyone is just kind of like, oh, damn, did this kid
actually just say that, bro? So yeah, the teacher has a very
Mr. Davenport has a very stunned look on his face.
Because I don't know about you, but if I was a teacher and some
kid very calmly stood up and said, hey, you don't change my
grade from a fail to an A, I'm going to, I don't know, sue you
in the entire school. Yeah.
So the teacher kind of like laughs a little bit because
genuinely, how do you react in a situation like this?
And is this like, come again? So the spoiled kid looks at him
and says, yeah, I think you heard me the first time.
But if you don't change my grade from an 11% to a 90%, basically
from a fail to an A, I'm not only going to sue you, but I'm
going to sue the entire school. And this school will come
crumbling down. So this point, this is when the
subscriber Luke realized that the spoiled kid, he did have no
intention of studying, but he didn't have any intention on
doing well in the test from like the first time around.
The spoiled kid had no intention of studying because he was going
to basically threaten his way to an A Look, there's a lot of
strategies of doing well in high school.
I do not suggest this one, guys. I mean, I don't know how many of
you guys could pull this off. I know I certainly couldn't, but
I really don't suggest this. Yeah.
So sure enough, Luke and everyone else in the class,
they're just like, Oh my God. Like, what did this kid just
say? And you know, the teacher's
looking at the spoiled kid and the teacher like the kind of
like the smirk, laugh, smile the teacher had on his face.
That wasn't really because he thought it was funny, but just
because he was completely taken off guard, slowly dissipates as
he realizes that the spoiled kid did just say what he thought he
said and also said it with completely seriously.
So the teacher kind of makes his tone serious as well and says,
you know, I will not take such threats in my class.
Like you're going to sit down and nothing's about your grade
is going to change. Like you didn't put in the work,
you performed poorly. And because of that, you
threatened to sue me. Like that's insulting.
Like just sit down. I'm not hearing anything else
from you for the rest of class. So the class is like super
silent as this kid sits down as this is pretty crazy.
Like this is like, whoa, because this teacher was pretty chill.
I mean, I don't know, he was, he wasn't like, I'm going to be
your best friend, but you kind of don't want your teacher to be
your best friend. You don't want them to be so
ridiculously out of touch that they like, I don't know, like
that they can't actually like relate or they make things
really hard not realizing because they're just so out of
touch. You also don't want your teacher
to be your best friend because you know they're also they're
supposed to be have a figure of authority over you.
They're supposed to be your teacher, not your friend.
However, while this guy was very chill, they've never seen him
lash out at anyone so it was pretty uncomfortable for them to
see this even though it totally Even though everyone agreed this
was a totally justified response because I don't know about you,
but if I was a teacher and some kid threatened to sue me, I
don't think I would just be like oh OK that's fine.
That's a totally normal thing that normal people say.
I think I would recognize how insane of a thing that just that
was said just was. Like I think I would.
I don't know, I think I'd be upset as well.
I don't know if you guys agree or disagree, you can let me know
in the comments if you'd like. So here's the thing.
Luke and everyone else in the class kind of assumed that the
spoiled kid was pulling a massive bluff.
They kind of assumed the spoiled kid did not actually believe
that he was going to be able to sue the school or that anything
like that, or even try so ever. Some people, not Luke, but Luke
learned a little bit later on, but other people knew that the
spoiled kid came from a really powerful lawyer type family that
owned a law firm and his dad was specifically one of the top
lawyers, whatever in the state. But at the same time, they were
just like, no way that his dad is actually going to go along
with it. Like even if the spoiled kid,
right, the spoiled kid might say I'm going to sue you.
But at the end of the day, the spoiled kid is not going to sue
the teacher nor the school. It would really be the parents
who own the law firm or sue them individually.
Who even knows, right? And no one in the class thought
that the parents would actually stoop that low.
However, this is where they were wrong.
Because yeah, let's just say that the spoiled kid threatening
to sue was not the most ridiculous thing.
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So anyways, let's get back into it.
So sure enough, basically what happens is the spoiled kid, his
family gets in contact with the school.
Yeah. So basically his family gets in
contact with the school and they, I don't know exactly how
they do it. I don't know exactly what they
say. They don't.
OK. There's no way that they
actually say, hey, you're like, my son failed an exam because
he's an idiot, but because we have money, we're going to
threaten to sue you unless you change it back.
They basically said probably something along the lines of
some kind of BS like emotional damage, unfair something,
something, a bunch of other stuff, legal jargon, basically
saying that we're going to drag you through the mud because we
have the money and resources too.
But we'll totally let this go if you make things right with our
son. Correct his emotional damage by
forcing an A in the class, right?
So The thing is the teacher, this is literally the worst news
ever and is delivered to the teacher in the worst way
possible. So the next thing in class,
everyone's sitting there. Spoiled kid is sitting there.
You know, spoiled kid is pretty confident, even though at this
point, I don't think he even knows that he is going to win
this. Yeah, guys, the spoiled kid
actually wins for once, which is terrible, I know.
And so the teachers in midway through teaching something about
biology. I'm not sure what he's teaching.
I I took biology such a long time ago, man, I think it was a
good class. But anyways, one of the faculty
slash staff members walk into the room.
They say, hey, Mr. Davenport, can I just talk to you for a
second? Mr. Davenport's like, OK, Mr.
Davenport walks outside, has a conversation.
So The thing is, the subscriber, the subscriber, Luke doesn't
100% sure know that this was a conversation exactly when Mr.
Davenport learned the truth, or not the truth, but what he had
to do. But either way, he eventually
learns. However, when Mr. Davenport
walks back into the classroom, he is very clearly a little bit
shaken up and also quite a bit angry slash upset.
Because either he was just told or, I don't know, maybe he was
informed that he really had to. He thought it was a joke, but
basically he had to change the spoiled kids grade from an 11%
to a 100%, from a fail to an A+ or an A.
However you want to go about it. Simply because the school
genuinely just saw that that his family would drag them through
the mud and burn them through all their resources for a case
that wouldn't even amount to anything if the.
And the only thing they had to do was basically change this
kids grade back. Yeah, it's pretty messed up, I'm
not going to lie. And the teacher, Mr. Davenport,
also thought it was pretty messed up.
Yeah. So Mr. Davenport was this super
weird for the rest of the day, probably because he learned that
he needed to basically give someone a fake grade, something
that they didn't earn after threatening.
Which is after doing something insane, basically awarding the
worst behavior ever and also giving someone a grade that they
didn't deserve. All because the school was
scared of this family. Right.
So the next his day in class, the spoiled kid walked in 15
minutes late and Mr. Davenport while being pretty chill, was
not a fan of like not showing up on time.
He didn't care if you were a minute late.
I mean maybe if you're like 3 minutes late every single day no
matter what. Like he can be like dude just
like leave like walk a little faster, maybe don't take the
same. I don't know.
He would like figure it out or if there's a genuine reason, I
don't think he would care. But this, he didn't like kids
when they were late, right? He'd always give them a hard
time. So the spoiled kid shows up 15
minutes late. And the reason why the spoiled
kid showed up so late was not because, I don't know, he got
out of class late or even because like a genuine reason.
The reason was, was because the spoiled kid learned from his
parents that the school had instructed Mr. Davenport to
change his 11% to 100% and that he was going to have to go
through with it. So this point, the spoiled kid
basically learns that he won and that Mister Davenport will be
forced to do whatever he says practically.
So the spoiled kid walks in 15 minutes late.
Mr. Davenport returns to him and says, why are you 15 minutes
late? The spoiled kid says, I don't
feel like coming here on time. I came.
I come on my own schedule. And Mr. Davenport's like, like,
no, that'll be deducted from your grade.
Like, you got to be like showing up on time.
You can't be like showing up 15 minutes late.
The spoiled kids, like, I know Mr. Davenport, I kind of think I
can do whatever I want. So, yeah, he sits down, and Mr.
Davenport is very, very obviously very angry and
steaming. However, he also seems a little
reserved, a little bit held back.
And Luke has no idea that the school has told Mr. Davenport
that he needs to change his grade.
So this point Luke is like massively confused because he's
like wait a minute, this kid just blatantly disrespected Mr.
Davenport and he looks and sounds extremely angry but he
didn't pursue this. This makes literally no sense.
So Mr. Davenport just starts teaching, tries to get through
it, and that's when the spoiled kid basically just keeps
taunting him. Spoiled kid raises his hand
because Mr. Davenport asks a question and spoiled kid raises
his hand and says doesn't really matter for me, might matter for
those guys. I don't know the answer and I
don't really care. And everyone in the class is
just so confused by this answer. They turn around and they look
at him. They're just like, what?
And then after turning around and looking at the spoil kid,
they immediately turn to Mr. Davenport because they're like,
Oh my God, Mr. Davenport's going to chew him out again.
Like some of them are rooting on for Mr. Davenport to just RIP
him a new one because they're like, this kid is literally the
worst, he sucks and I really like seeing a spoiled kid
getting owned by their teacher. Right.
However, Mr. Davenport looked at him and Mr. Davenport gave a
long cold stare, but he didn't say anything and Luke was so, so
confused. Luke was going to learn the
truth in a couple of minutes. Stick around as Mr. Davenport
does kind of blow up on him in class.
It's very entertaining. But anyways, Luke is this really
confused at this point. He doesn't know what's going on
and he's like, what's like, why is he putting up?
With this. So finally the spoiled kid.
After Mr. Davenport goes back to teaching again, the spoiled kid
basically breaks the last straw. It's the last straw on the
camel's that broke the camel's back at this point.
So this spoiled kid just starts playing a video on his computer.
So kids weren't even really supposed to have their computers
out. But for some classes you bring a
computer in, and for other classes the teacher would be
like, hey, can you not have your computers out?
And biology was one of the classes where the teacher asked
very nicely, like, don't have your computer out.
We don't have any need for it. And I know it's just going to be
a distraction because let's be real, guys, If you have your
computer out in class, if you're not playing jump or the dinosaur
jump game or slither dot IO, or if you're not just like doing
stuff on it, bro, what are you doing on that computer?
I guarantee you, bro, I sometimes sit in the back and I
see I have a full perspective of everyone's computers.
No one is doing what they're supposed to be doing, which in
most cases is just paying attention.
They're not paying attention, bro.
If I'm a teacher, those computers are shut because I
know for a fact no one's paying attention to me if their
computers are open. That's the kind of how it goes.
But the spoiled kid not only takes out his computer, but he
starts really loudly watching a movie.
Like you hear the 21st Century Fox thing, like like very
loudly. It's very clearly a movie.
So the whole class turns around again, then sees the spoiled kid
put his feet up on his desk, recline back, and literally
opens up his backpack and pulls out a thing of popcorn.
Yeah, the spoiled kid was planning his moves to be as
disrespectful as possible. He literally popped popcorn in
advance just so that he could be disrespectful to Mr. Davenport.
Yeah, I'm not even kidding here. So at this point, Mr. Davenport
stops what he's doing, and he asked nicely.
Like, spoiled kid, can you please?
He does not play a movie in class.
And once again, Luke and everyone else in the class is
like, like, why is Mr. Davenport not going in?
Like, he would go in on anyone else?
And some of the kids are probably getting a little bit
mad. Like, what is the special
treatment of such a jerk of a kid?
Right? And the kids like, Nah, I don't
think so. And he literally just continues
to watch and he pops more popcorn.
And that's when Mr. Davenport just freezes.
He doesn't say anything for literally 60 seconds.
I think Miss Davenport, Mr. Davenport was having just like
was really thinking and what I'm about to do, is it really worth
it? And eventually Mr. Davenport
came to the conclusion, yes, what I'm about to say is worth
it. So Mr. Davenport takes his like,
walks over to his desk, has all these papers on it and literally
swipes all the papers off angrily and forcefully.
Papers go flying. And as he does it, he says, I'm
done. And the whole class is like, Oh
my God, he's like, that's it. I quit.
Mr. Davenport has been a teacher for over 10 years.
And one thing that the kids don't know about Mr. Davenport
is that he isn't like a lot of teachers.
A lot of teachers, They need their jobs or not.
They need their jobs, but they don't get paid a lot as
teachers, right? Unfortunately, one of the most
important professions gets paid somewhat near the least,
especially when you compare it to how important it is.
Right. So The thing is, Mr. Davenport
was not like most teachers. Mr. Davenport wasn't originally
a teacher. He actually made a lot of money
being like a stock guy before he was at in head funds and stuff
like that. However, he made enough money
and then wanted to pursue something that he felt was more
meaningful and where it didn't really matter how much he got
paid. And that happened to be, you
know, that happened to be teaching.
So Mr. Davenport was actually like a multi multi millionaire,
right? And he happened to work with the
spoiled kids dad. So he knows all about it, right.
So Mr. Davenport at this point is really just we're teaching
for fun. However, this, like, this recent
thing that happened, which having to give a kid a false
grade and letting him boss him around was a little bit too
much, and Mr. Davenport decided that it wasn't worth it.
So the whole class is completely silent because Mr. Davenport
just, like, slammed all the papers off his desk and screamed
that he quit, which is pretty crazy.
Yeah. So that's when Mr. Davenport
decides to go in on the spoil kid.
So the spoil kid kind of, like, kind of straightens up his back,
takes his feet off of his desk and pauses the movie because
he's. Mr. Davenport has gotten his
attention, to say the very least.
So Mr. Davenport starts walking in on the spoiled kid.
He's like everyone. I want you to know something.
This kids family threatened to sue the school.
That if I like threatened the school, sue the school unless I
change his grade from a pitiful 11% to 100%.
And guess what? One of the faculty informed me
that I needed to do this. And so everyone's like, oh, my
God. So everyone starts freaking out.
They're like, oh, my God, right. The spoiled kid has a little
sense of, like, arrogance and smirk or whatever.
And that's when the, you know, the teacher goes in the
Stratford. It's like, spoiled kid, you're
so confident. You're so full of yourself.
It's like, do you really believe that you've done anything?
And the spoiled kid is like, my family, dot, dot, dot, whatever.
But Mr. Davenport catches him off.
He says yeah, your family, not you.
You've done nothing. You've achieved nothing.
And everything in your life is not because of you.
You've contributed nothing. You're a little Leech who's
bitten, digged his little frames.
Into the side. Of our society and sucked and
sucked and sucked it. Dry.
And the spoiled kid was like. Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Because spoiled kid had never been spoken to like that before.
The spoiled kid is like, I don't think who you know you're
messing with. And the teacher screams back at
him because remember, this teacher used to be a super
successful like hedge fund millionaire, whatever, and he's
kept his identity pretty low key.
However, he's also still kept up in the world.
The teacher screams back at him. I don't know who you think
you're messing with. Spoiled kid did not know this,
right? So the teacher goes on to say,
class, I'm sorry, I cannot do this anymore.
As much as you know, I love teaching, the school is corrupt.
If they'd let something like this happen, the school is
corrupt. The system is corrupt.
And from this day on, I quit. And the teacher begins to pack
up his stuff. And the spoiled kid has a little
bit of a smile on his face because the spoiled kid believes
that he's 1. And that's when the teacher
says, oh, spoiled kid, I got to let you know something.
Just so you know, you didn't get away with this.
You didn't get away with this. And the spoiled kid kind of
speaks up like, spoiled kids a little shaken up at this point
because this is, like, a crazy turn of events, right?
But the spoiled kid speaks up a little shakenly, but a little
bit more confidently than he would have been a couple, like,
a minute ago. He's like, how did I not win
this? Like, I got my A and you quit.
And the teachers, like, spoiled kid, do you think I've been a
teacher for my entire life? And the spoiled kids, like,
yeah. And he's like, no, there's some
things you don't know about me. I never had to be a teacher in
the first place. In fact, for like and he's like,
you know what? Might as well let it all go.
I'm no longer a teacher after this point, so it doesn't
matter. I'm in fact am I multi
millionaire? I used to live a completely
different life and I left it all and I left my job behind to
pursue teaching. I haven't needed to teach a
single day, but I came in every single day to do so.
And he looks at the spoil and he's like, you know what?
Also, you know what happened when I worked in the world of
finance and business, I, I met a lot of people because we, we
consulted with a lot of really big organizations.
And some of these big organizations were schools.
In fact, I've met with almost every board of a pension fund of
every major College in the United States.
And at this point, the spoiled kids like, oh, oh, and the
teachers, like, I just want to let you know something.
I will individually reach out to them and let each and every one
of the colleges know who you are, what you stand for, and
what you've done. And I guarantee you, doesn't
matter what SAT score your parents pay for.
It doesn't matter what extracurriculars that you make
up. It doesn't matter what other
fake grades you get from bullying other teachers.
You will not get into any of those schools.
And for once in your life, you will have you will get into a
school. You will get something that you
actually deserve, my friend. And with that, the teacher.
The class is dead silent right now because this is like the
most mic droppiest mic drop of all freaking time.
And so he walks back. The teacher walks back, closes
up his suitcase, clicks it, walks out the door.
The kids are literally silent for the last 10 minutes of
class. How's it going everyone?
Today we have a story time of probably one of the most spoiled
kids on planet earth. You guys probably know that kid
who's pretty spoiled or entitled, but take that kid,
imagine him and make him twice as worse.
And that is the spoiled kid we have today.
So subscribe if you're new and let's just jump right into it.
So we're going to call the subscriber James, who submitted
this story. So anyways, James was on a class
trip and in this class trip they were going to a kind of like a
museum type thing. It was something that they would
do every single year or at least the 4th grade would do every
single year. So James and his classmates were
pretty excited for this as it was a pretty big deal.
So yeah, anyways, they get onto the bus and you were you didn't
you already had like assigned seats just so that everyone
would be organized or whatever. Cuz whenever you have like a
really long like trek out or whatever, like it's going to be
a lot of cases where the school just wants to be as organized as
possible so that, so that they don't lose anyone.
And because of this, you not only had assigned seats, but you
also had an assigned buddy that you had to spend the entire time
with. And because they wanted everyone
to be with their buddies or whatever, just to keep people
together. So Jack, the subscriber who
submitted this, right, he was really hoping that, you know,
because he was really chill with the majority of people in the
class. However, there's this one kid
who we're going to call the spoiled kid who is just known as
being a really entitled jerk. And Jack was like, oh God,
please don't put me with this kid.
Whatever you do, put me with someone else.
And don't put me with this kid specifically.
So yeah, Jack was waiting outside the bus as well with
everyone else, waiting for the teachers to read out the names.
And Jack is like, please don't be spoiled kid.
Please don't be spoiled kid. Please don't be spoiled kid.
And the teacher was like, all right, Sam and Ben, Aiden and
Steve, whatever Jack and and it almost felt like there was an
intentional pause. There probably wasn't, but I
think it was just because Jack was so like in the mode of
anticipation, really hoping that it wasn't the spoiled kid that,
you know, it almost felt like there was a pause where there
wasn't. And the teacher's like, and
spoiled kid and Jack is like how, how, how, how, how, how,
how, like what are the odds that that's actually how it went?
Like genuinely like what are the odds that out of everyone
possible, that is actually the freaking spoiled kid.
I get part, like I get partnered with like that is 100% my luck.
Like, how is this impossible? There was like 100 kids in his
class and somehow he got partnered with the one kid that
he didn't want to be partnered with.
But I'm pretty sure that's like Murphy's Law where it's like the
whenever, like, yeah, something like that will always happen.
And it's like it's the one thing you don't expect to happen will
always happen. So be prepared for it.
But anyways. And actually they, you know,
Jack is told and everyone else is told to go find your buddy.
So Jack finds the spoiled kid and you know, the spoiled kids
like what's up. And Jack's like, yo.
And so they go on the bus and they sit down and immediately
once they get to their seats, the first problem of many, the
first of many problems arises because the spoiled kid is like,
I want window seat. And like the thing was like Jack
was in front of him. So it was just easier for Jack
to slide in. And it also didn't really
matter. And Jack wouldn't have really
cared if the spoiled kid was like, hey man, can I have the
window seat? Like that'd be totally fine,
right? Who cares?
Was the way that the spoiled kid was like, give me the window
seat now. Just so unnecessarily rude and
aggressive really for just a 20 minute bus ride for who has the
window versus aisle seat? Like it was so dumb.
So anyways, Jack's like whatever.
So he steps aside and the spoiled kid like pushes him on
his way to get to the seat. Like, he literally pushes him,
bro. So Jack is immediately already
knows that this is about to be quite, quite something, to say
the least. Like Jack already knows this is
about to be quite the adventure he's about to go on, or the
experience, I should say. Because the spoiled kid is
continuing to be a spoiled kid, right?
He's continuing to do what spoiled kids always do.
And so the kid is sitting there and he takes out his phone.
And the one thing of pretty strong rule was no one is
allowed to have their phones. No one was even allowed to
really have their phones on them.
They had to be zipped away in their backpacks.
And you could turn it on so you could hear if you're getting a
phone call. Cuz I don't know, maybe your
parents need to contact you, Maybe there's an emergency.
But really what should happen is the parents contact the school
that contacts the teacher that contacts you, but whatever,
right? So the spoiled kid was on his
phone playing some video game or something.
And that's when he gets bored of the video game.
And Jack is like talking to some of the people, right?
Some of the classmates. Because when you have the aisle
seat on the bus, it's a lot easier.
I don't know if you guys experienced this, but whenever I
got the window seat, it was very difficult to talk to people
because you'd either have to turn around, which is
uncomfortable and talk to the person behind you or you talk to
the person in front of you, but they would have to turn around.
And most of the time you don't want to do that.
And the people that are like across from you, you're kind of
like blocked by the person sitting on the aisle.
So when you sit on the aisle seat when you're taking a bus,
it's just so much easier to talk to a lot of people.
So remember the spoiled kid demanded that he had the window
seat. Like he demanded that he got the
window seat And so Jack was like, whatever.
And he sat down the aisle seat and Jack was like having a good
time talking with people. And the spoiled kid like punches
him in the arm, doesn't like full blown like smack him in the
arm, but kind of punches him in the arm to get his attention,
which just like hurt a little bit and seems super unnecessary.
Like could you literally not tap me, bro?
Like were you not like physically capable of just
tapping my arm instead? So sure enough, Jack it like
turns right. He's like, yes.
And spoiled kids like give me the aisle seat right now.
Stop hogging on the attention. Jack is like bro what?
Like what do you mean I'm? Hogging all the.
Because Jack is so confused because he remembers how
intense, how like intense the spoiled kid was acting and how
like intense he was on getting the window seat that he was like
super rude earlier and still left a bad taste in Jack's
mouth. And now 10 minutes later when
the spoiled kid gets bored of his video games that he wasn't
even supposed to be playing, he now demands to have like the
seat where he can talk to other people.
So this point, you know, Jack kind of just doesn't want to
like switch seats. He's like, bro, it would be such
a hassle to switch seats and I'm not trying to stand up.
They don't want us to stand up on the bus.
And the spoiled kid starts punching Jack in the arm.
He's like, give it to me. Give it to me.
Give it to me.
And you know, he's like, Jack, stop, stop.
What are you doing right now? And the spoiled kids like I'm
going to make your life a living hell unless you switch seats
right now. So this point Jack is like, OK,
whatever bro, like I really don't care.
Like fine, fine dude, sure, whatever.
So Jack stands up and immediately here is Jack, sit
back down. So Jack sits back down because
one of the teachers in the front, because you can't be
standing up while the bus is moving just in case it has to
stop abruptly. You would go like you'd fall
over. Maybe you'd hurt yourself just
for reliability sake. So he sits back down and the
spoiled kid starts punching him in the arm.
He's like, bro, why do you sit down?
Like I'm trying to sit in that seat, Jacks.
Like dude, I was just told by the teachers that I need to sit
down right now. Like I'm sorry, like you're
going to have to climb over me. So the spoiled kid is like,
fine. So Jack starts sliding in
towards the window and the spoiled kid starts climbing over
Jack. And the spoiled kid legitimately
like falls like he's trying to climb over and he loses his
balance and then just falls on top of Jack and Jack's.
Like dude, get off of me. The spoiled kids.
Like you get off of me, bro, Which is like, did you really
just say you get off of me, bro? When you're literally sprawled
on top of Jack? Like you are on top of Jack
right now. You are sprawled on top of this
guy. How is he supposed to get off of
you when you have them pinned down?
So eventually the spoiled kid gets the aisle seat.
And here's the thing. I think the spoiled kid just
imagined that anybody, literally anybody, if you sit in the aisle
seat, you will have people to talk to.
But the thing was, most people didn't like the spoiled kid
because, I don't know, he's pretty clearly a big massive
jerk, right? And it feels pretty obvious
right now. So the spoiled kid, when he
actually got the aisle seat, people like weren't talking with
them. So the spoiled kid starts to get
mad and turns over to Jack because Jack is now just looking
out the window. Jack is not talking with anyone
because he's not in the aisle seat.
He's looking out the window and he hears bump, bump or he
doesn't hear. He feels up like a punching
against his arm. He's like, I swear to God, this
kid is going to get Kayode from me if he doesn't stop it.
So he turns around. He's like.
What? And the spoiled kids like you
tricked me into giving me you your like, window seat, like I
want it back now. And Jack looks at him and it's
like, dude, can you please just choose?
It's literally we have 5 minutes left in our drive.
Like can you not chill out for one freaking second, dude.
And spoiled kids like you tricked me like you were making
it seem so fun in the aisle seat so that you could have my window
seat like I want it back. And Jack's like, dude, OK, if I
give this back to you, we're not going to switch again.
Like I'm not going to switch with you again.
If we switch one, we're never going to switch again, OK.
And the spoil kids like, yeah, fine, whatever.
So when Jack and the spoiled kid finally switched seats, Jack
gets back to sitting right? And he sits there.
And remember now the people that are sitting in the aisle, they
see the Jack is sitting there. So they're like, oh, we like
this guy. So they start talking to him
again. And the spoiled kid starts to
get super angry and he taps Jack again.
He's like. Dude, why did you trick me?
Again, and Jack turns around and is trying to keep his rage
together. Because I don't know about you,
but I would be pretty angry myself as well.
But Jack is like, what do you mean now?
And he's like, dude, like you, you're you, you tricked me
again. Like we got a switch.
And Jack's like, no, I'm not going to switch.
And so the spoiled kids, like, starts punching.
And he's like, like, we got to switch now.
And Jack literally just clocks him in the arm as hard as
possible. And the spoiled kids like, and
Jack's like, Oh my God. So sure enough, the bus stops.
And as the teacher gets up to take attendance, the teacher
sees the spoil kid just having a complete fit or whatever.
So yeah, eventually the teacher comes over.
Jack is like his ass, like what happened?
And the spoiled kids like Jack hit me in the arm and the
teacher's like Jack. And then Jack was like, like, he
was beating me in the arm again and again and again.
I just did it back to make him stop.
And the teacher's like, well, obviously he wasn't doing it
super hard to you. And you played way too hard
back. No roughhousing.
Apologize to the spoiled kid. And Jack is like, Oh my God, I
need to apologize to this kid, dude.
Like, I don't think I can. I don't think I can stomach
apologizing to this kid. I just hate him so much, bro.
Like, I just hate this so much, bro.
Like, I can't take this anymore, dude.
And so, yeah, the spoiled kid, you know, Jack is like, sorry
the spoiled kids, like, it's OK, that's fine.
I'll recover eventually. Maybe I'll have to amputate this
arm, but I don't know. Will she?
And Jack is like, Oh my God, I just wanna beat this kid.
Oh my God, Oh my God. And the teachers like, all
right, well, everyone get with your buddies and go off to the
museum or whatever. So they get up and Jack knows as
the spoiled kid stops crying immediately.
Like, he doesn't kind of like, you know, sometimes a kid will
cry and they'll, they'll mean it.
They'll actually be truly upset. But they'll slowly, like, stop
crying. They'll cry less and less and
less until they basically stop. Right.
This was not that the spoiled kid was putting on an act.
And Jack realized it because he literally shut off his tears and
any emotion the second they got up, the second the teacher
walked away, He was a totally different kid.
Yeah. So tears is the secret word of
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it. So sure enough, the spoiled kid
and Jack, they start walking into the museum.
And I wasn't told exactly what type of museum this is.
So let's just say that I don't know, it's a History Museum.
That's a pretty, pretty common type of museum because museums
are like historical or whatever, some type of like historical
museum, whatever. And this was a pretty popular
museum. Like a lot of people would come
to go see it. So when Jack and the spoiled kid
were walking in, Jack hears the spoiled kid go, Oh my God.
And Jack's like, what? He turns around and the spoiled
kid looks like he just saw a freaking ghost.
So Jack is actually kind of curious.
He's like, dude, like, what is it?
He's like, look at all those people.
What? Look at all the diseases they
must have. And he like points at them and
Jack's like, what? What are you talking about?
He's like the lower classes. They're they're everywhere.
And Jack's like, wait. What he's like, yes, the lower
incomes, they're all around me. I might catch their.
Disease and be like. Them I can't have that happen.
Oh. And Jack's like, dude, shut up.
Like, what are you saying? He's like, don't say shut up to
me. I'm worried for you too, Jack,
even though you're probably one of the poors anyways, but you
might become more like them. And Jack's like, dude, shut up.
Oh my God, please. So the spoiled kid was like,
Jack, I need you to tell me you're around the poors all the
time and you are one as well. Will they eat me if they see me?
And Jack's like, dude, shut up. What are you even saying right
now, bro? Huh.
And he's like the under the poors.
I think they want to eat me and take all my stuff.
And Jack's like, dude, shut up. And he just like grabs the spoil
kid and drags it, man. The spoil kid's like no, no, no,
Jack, no, you're betraying me. No, eventually they get in.
I think this boy could realize that the quote UN quote poors
are not going to eat them. And he's like, oh, I'm safe for
now. They must think I'm one of them.
Oh. Gross.
And Jack's like, dude, shut up. Oh my God.
Yeah. So Jack kind of realized that
being with the spoiled kid was going to suck, but like, he
didn't realize it was going to be this bad.
Like, he knew it was going to be bad, but he's like, he didn't
expect it to be this bad. Like, this is a whole new level
of terrible. Like, this is a whole new level
of oh, my God. Like, damn, bro.
Like it gets this bad. Yeah.
So anyways, they're walking around the museum or whatever
and the spoiled kid starts touching something.
And in the museum, you're not really allowed to touch stuff,
at least in a lot of cases. They'll be signs being like,
hey, can you please not touch the whatever exhibit like you're
just not supposed to. And a spoiled kid is just
freaking full on grip in this thing, right?
He's just like feeling it or whatever.
God, don't take this out Context.
He's just like, let's say it's a rock, Let's say it's a
historical rock or something. He's just like feeling this
historical rock or whatever gripping the historical rock.
I'm going to shut up. And anyway, so one of the people
who work at a museum comes over is like, hey, buddy, can you
like, can you not touch it? And the spoiled kid is like,
wait a minute, I can't touch it. Like I get to like the the
masses can't touch it. He's like, but I'm VIP and the
guy working in the museums, like sorry, no one can touch it.
Like I can't really touch it either.
Like I'm not supposed to. I'm just supposed to tell people
that they shouldn't be touching it right and spoil cuz like no,
no, I don't think you understand.
I'm actually VIP and guys like no, I don't think you
understand. Like first of all, there is no
VIP here. He's like.
No, no, you don't understand bro.
I'm VIP, I'm VIP, I'm spoken, I'm the best.
And the guy's like, sorry, there's no VIP.
That's not a thing. And also, even if you were, you
would not be allowed to touch the historical things.
Like you just this is not a thing.
Like there's no, we don't let anyone do that.
It's like for the, the kind of the protecting integrity of it,
if too many people touch it, it'll kind of like rub down.
It won't be as like nice as it was.
And also like if one person like touches it too hard and breaks
it, like we want to make sure that everyone can enjoy it.
So please don't touch it, right? Yeah.
So the spoiled kid doesn't like, like most spoiled kids, he
doesn't take no for an answer very well.
So the spoiled kid is like, what are you?
Saying right now you're saying. I can't, you're saying?
No, he says, you know what? Well, then Mr. I'm actually
going to, I'm actually going to take it.
So the spoiled kid literally picks up the rock out of like
the exhibit thing or like the museum thing and grabs onto it.
OK, so that's when the security guards like, all right, we got
to take this seriously. So basically the security guard
takes the thing out of his hand and puts it back and says where
like, you're like parental figures or whatever.
So Jack is like, OK, so Jack like calls over one of the
teachers. The security guard explains
that, you know, the spoiled kid can no longer be in the museum
anymore. More like he's caused too much
of A ruckus, he needs to be removed and says, like, as long
as he isn't in the parts of the museum where there's actual
exhibits, it's fine. So yeah, the teachers are like,
oh, geez. Because they can't drive them
back personally. So they're like, hey, can we
just plop them in the gift store?
And the. And the guy's like, yeah, that's
fine. And so Jack is like, OK, well,
that sucks for him, ha ha. And Jack's about to walk away,
and the teacher's like, Jack, where are you going?
And Jack's like, wait, what? And the teacher's like, yeah,
Jack, I mean, you're his buddy, I'm sorry to say, but you have
to stick with him at all times. And Jack's like, no, dude, what?
Yeah. So yeah, unfortunately Jack now
has to stay with the spoiled kid in the gift store for like the
next hour because the spoiled kid is just an idiot and can't
keep his hands to himself. So Jack is walking to the store
with the spoiled kid and it's like dead silent for a second
because Jack is like really upset and spoiled kids like
after like a little bit tries to break the silence.
He's. Like dude, Can you believe?
Them bro, like that's actually so crazy dude.
Like I can't believe that they would like so unrightfully throw
me out. Like that's crazy dude.
Like, that's that's unheard of, bro.
And like, Jack just kind of looks at him.
This kind of gives him this look because he's like, of course the
spoiled kid would refuse to take accountability for his actions.
Of course the spoiled kid would believe that actually everyone
else is in the wrong. And he's in the right here
because oh, yeah, it makes a lot of sense that he would be
allowed to literally pick up the things that are like on display
that no one is allowed to touch and they're only allowed to see.
Yeah, it makes a lot of sense for him to be allowed to pick it
up and mess with it and be totally fine.
And Jack just kind of looks at him and gives him this look and
then keeps going this boy. Because like, bro, do you not
agree? Like, do you not agree with me?
Like, bro, what? And Jack looks at him.
He's like, dude, you're going to go in one side of the store and
I'm going to go in the other. Side of the store.
Just because I have to be in the same room with you doesn't mean
I have to be next to you, doesn't mean I have to deal with
you any longer, he says. You go to that side of the gift
store, I will be on the other side at all times.
We're in the same place, but I don't want to deal with you
anymore. So Jack basically storms off,
which I totally understand. I feel like if I was in this
position, I'd be pretty angry too.
I might just like, I don't know, I might just suck it up because
I'm not the most confrontational person ever.
So I might just be like or whatever and like just deal with
it. But I totally understand why
Jack wants to kind of distance himself from the spoiled kid
because yeah, I can't, I can't really blame him.
The spoiled kid is not being the the best right now, right?
So here's the thing. I guess the spoiled kid, I mean,
we all kind of know the spoiled kids worldview is pretty messed
up and it's really weird. And it's like the spoiled kids
insane. But apparently he also believes
that paying for stuff is for poor people, which, yeah, I'm
going to repeat myself. Paying for items is for poor
people. So, yeah, I think the spoiled
kid for some reason believed that he was like, it was, it
would be totally big chilling if he was to steal stuff from the
store that he could just pick stuff up.
And since he was so VIP and, like, exclusive and, like, the
best guy ever, the smartest, wealthiest, most handsome
whatever, that he would just be allowed to, like, just steal
from the stuff from the store, practically.
Yeah. Because basically, Jack is
trying to stay on the other side of the gift shop as the spoil
kid. But occasionally, he'll look
over to see where the spoil kid is, just to see where he is so
he can keep the most distance. And he watches as the spoil kid
picks up something and puts it in his pocket.
Like, you know, when you see someone, I don't know if you
seen this, but someone if they wanna steal something from, I
don't know, a thrift store or a convenience store or just like a
store with a lot of little things or whatever, at the mall,
they'll find something small and they'll normally put into their
pocket, put into their purse, whatever.
Right. And yeah, so the spoiled kid is
doing this, but he's not OK. So some people are kind of like,
we'll be sneaky about it. They'll take one thing, they'll
take the tag off, It won't get caught, whatever.
Right? I mean, still, that's not a
thing you should do. The repercussions could be
really bad, and it's not worth it.
Guys don't do that. But the spoiled kid was
literally just filling all of his pockets with all the toys
and random stuff he could see. His pockets were literally
bulging with merchandise in apparel.
It was like the most, it was like top 10 dumbest criminals
ever. He would be #1 at this point, he
basically was just filling his pockets to the brim.
Like they were probably, they were probably toys and
merchandise flying out of his pockets, just falling out of his
pockets, Right? And like, bro was not being
nonchalant at all about it. So yeah, I guess maybe some of
the store would have assumed that he was just filling his
pockets to come to the front and then pay for it, and he just
didn't want to hold on to it all.
But eventually, like, 30 minutes later, the teachers come by and
be like, all right. Like, we're going like, where?
Like Jack, where is the spoiled kid?
And Jack's like, oh, I don't know.
And he's, like, I thought he was in the store.
And so sure enough, they look around and they watch as the
spoiled kid is walking out of the store, pockets full of
stuff, and you hear beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep.
Yeah. He sets off the detector, and
these two security guards walk over, and they're like, son, do
you have any unpaid merchandise? And the spoiled kids, like, I
don't. And then, like, all this crap
falls out of his pants. Yeah.
So basically the spoiled kid starts to get taken, like he's
like taken away by the security guards.
So the teacher runs over there. It's like stop, stop, stop.
And they're like, is this your son?
And they're like, no, this is this is my student.
I thought I'd just leave him in here because he was banned from
somewhere else. Like, I'm sorry, like what can I
do to like bring him home? And they're like, well, we don't
really care. Like we were just going to like
hold him somewhere till we found his parents.
Anyways, They're like, all right, like, can you empty your
pockets? And the spoiled kid And they
like the teacher goes through and make sure he empties his
pockets correctly, but his pockets are emptied out or
whatever. And that's when like the
security guards like, all right, well, he can't really come back
here, at least on a school trip on your supervision, let his mom
know about this. Like, that's really what we're
just going to do. Like this kids, obviously a kid
we're not going to like actually like, I don't know, enforce the
full extent of the law on him. We just want to want to make
sure this isn't a pattern that consists into his teen and or
early adulthood when it can actually affect them.
And so the teachers like, yes, yes, of course.
I'm so sorry. So they're walking out.
And the teacher. Angry is like angrily is like
yelling at the spoiled kid. Like what are you thinking?
First you try and like destroy something in the museum and then
you try and rob the museum. The spoiled kid literally has a
blank face. Like the spoiled kid legit
doesn't care which is pretty crazy.
But then the teacher says one of the most insane things ever and
I don't think Jack has been more mad in his life.
The teacher turns to Jack and is like how could you let this
happen? And Jack's like, what?
Today we have a story time of a spoiled kid who literally gets
so angry that he doesn't get what he wants that he goes on an
unhinged rampage and actually says that his dad could buy the
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And let's jump right into it. So we're going to call the
subscriber. Submitted today's story, Brett.
So anyways, Brett and the spoiled kid, there's also a kid
in his class who we're just going to call the spoiled kid.
And the spoiled kid was a very standard typical spoiled kid.
He was the type of kid who literally got anything he ever
wanted. If you wanted something, he
would ask and he would receive. So while it's like a good thing
to give your kids things that they want sometimes, this kid
literally got everything and anything that he ever wanted.
So we kind of had this bit of entitlement in which he believed
that he was actually deserved everything ever and like that he
actually did deserve to like receive everything.
So when he didn't get something that just didn't make sense to
him. So here's the thing.
There's a girl that both Brett and the spoil kid we're both
very into, and we're going to call her Caroline because that's
kind of becoming the very standard girl name I've been
using. So anyways, Brett had a thing
for Caroline. The spoil kid had a thing for
Caroline. However, the spoil kid was known
as being a big jerk and that Brett was actually kind of a,
you know, he's a chill guy was, you know, very talkative.
Not very talkative, but like could hold a good conversation
and the spoiled kid and Brett would basically Duke it out.
And this is how it goes. So anyways, almost everyone
knows about this little quote UN quote rivalry they have even the
girl, even Caroline knows and she is actually trying to make
up her mind. So you know, at this point,
Caroline's in a pretty good position because she's like,
well, I got suitors, like I got a lot of guys fighting for me
right now. And so anyways, she kind of is
just like kind of sitting back and seeing what they do.
It's pretty clearly that she's leaning towards the Brett over
the spoiled kid because the spoiled kid is kind of a kind of
a jerk wad. But let's just jump into their
first interaction. So when anyways, they're sitting
down at lunch and Caroline is sitting there with her friends
and basically what happens is, you know, she gets up to go and
get more food. So Brad is sitting with his
friends and they're talking about like, oh, man, like has
been going with Caroline, right? And he's like, actually pretty
good. We've been talking a little bit.
I got her Snapchat or whatever. And they're like, oh, but like,
you've heard that like spoiled kids trying to go for her too.
It kind of became like a thing around the school to talk about,
Oh my God, who's gonna get Caroline, right?
All that kind of stuff, right? Like it's gonna be so crazy,
who's actually gonna get it? And so sure enough, Brett is
kind of, he's a little worried, but at the same time, he's not
crazy worried because it is the spoiled kid at the end of the
day. So, but The thing is though,
they watch or Brett and his friends are sitting at the table
and they watch as the spoiled kid walks up to where Caroline
is in line. So they start to realize that,
OK, looks like he's up to something.
So the spoiled kid walks up the Caroline and he walks up next to
her close enough that she can see him and she can see whatever
he's doing. So she walk, he walks up to
Caroline and he goes oops. And he takes out like his wallet
and throws it on the ground. And intentionally he wanted to
make sure that the the dollar bills in his wallet would spill
everywhere. So like literally like $100 bill
floats out of his wallet. Remember, this is a spoiled kid.
If you wanted money, he could get money.
If you wanted something, he'd get something.
He could literally get anything. So he kind of figures that he
kind of feels as if he's a little entitled to Caroline,
which guys don't feel entitled to someone, bro, that's crazy.
But he's trying to flex right now by having $100 bill spill
out of his wallet. So Brett and his friends noticed
this. And Brett's like, does he really
think that that's going to get her?
But Brett in the back of his mind's like, Dang, like, what if
Caroline actually falls for this, bro?
Like, what if she's alert by his?
I don't even know what she'd be alert by, but what if she's
alert by something, You know what I mean?
And so Brett and his friends are like, dude, like that's not
going to work. So Caroline sees this and she
kind of looks like, I don't know, she's not like intrigued
by this, bro. Like I think she's like kind of
of some character, right? So she sees this and she's like,
oh, well, this is a really low brow move.
Like he's just trying to be like, oh, I have money so you
should like me, bro. But in this spoiled kid is like,
Oh my God, how did this fall out of my wall?
Like how did this fall out of my hands?
I'm so clumsy, ha ha ha. Like it's so cringe and lame and
weird or whatever. And Caroline notices this is
like like, like, like this kid is weird, bro.
Like he's really out here trying to flex like the 100 dollar bill
that his parents got him. That's the thing too.
Like it's a little it's I can understand flex, OK, flexing is
always a little obnoxious, but I can understand being like, hey,
I'm financially secure, especially when you're later on
dating because that's definitely like something that's nice.
Like going into a relationship with someone financially secure.
That's something maybe you don't need to worry about.
But bro is literally in like 8th grade flexing $100 bill that his
grandma probably gave him for his birthday.
Like, bro, that's just simply not a flex.
And so the spoil kit picks up. It's like, my God, I can't
believe this $100 bill fell out of my wallet.
Like, my God, this is so crazy. Looks directly at Caroline.
Like waves the $100 bill around. My God, it's gonna follow my
hands again. And he, like, drops on the
floor. Oops.
My $100 bill fell out of my hands once again.
Yeah, so Brett notices this and it's like dudes going way too
hard and he's like, Oh my God, the dollar $100 bill that's on
the ground and the spoiler could goes down to pick it up.
It's like. Oh my God, it's too much money.
And believe it or not, guys, this is actually not an
attractive thing to do. This is not going to woo
Caroline over. Spoiler alert, She's not going
to be like, oh, my God, his grandma gave him $100 bill.
I love you now. Like, bro, this is simply not
how it works, dude. I don't know how else to put it.
This is not how it's going to work.
So yeah, sure enough, Caroline just kind of watches this.
Kind of like, whatever, right? And the spoiled kid moves on.
So the next day comes around and so Caroline is in the hallways
and she's hanging out with her friends or whatever.
And Brett sees this as a decent opportunity as her friends seem
to be walking away. And it's like Caroline is like
getting her stuff about to go to another class.
So Brett is like, all right, cool, Like I can, because he's
already been talking to her. This isn't some cold approach
stuff, right? He's already been talking to
her. He's like, OK, cool, like I can
go up to her. We can shout it out a little bit
word, right, whatever. So Brett goes up to her and he's
like, hey, like what's up Caroline?
And she looks at him and kind of gives him this, like, nice
little smile because she knows what's up, guys.
Like, she knows what's good. She knows what's going on right
now. So yeah, she's like, kind of
gives them a little smile, like, hey, like, what's up?
Like, how's it going, man? Like, how's it going?
And yeah, so they start walking. And, you know, Brett's kind of
like, don't chat her up a little bit, asking how her day's been,
asking how this class they have together is going for her.
All this kind of good stuff, right?
And that's when the spoiled kid sees this and the spoiled kid is
like, hell, Nah, bro, like I'm not letting this happen.
It's a spoiled kid. He gets so he has a water bottle
on him, right? The spoil kid has a water bottle
and he grabs his water bottle and he's walking down the
hallway. So Caroline and Brett are
walking down the hallway in One Direction and the spoiled kid is
walking down the hallway as well.
And that's when the spoiled kid is like, oops.
And he accidentally doesn't actually do accidentally, but he
tries to make it look like he trips.
And when he trips with huge quotation marks, I'm doing
quotations in the air right now, actually, because there are huge
air quotation marks around this. When he trips, right, he spills
all this water all over Brett. And it's funny because it's very
obvious that he did it on purpose.
Like, he falls to the ground, but as he's fall, after he
falls, he literally dumps the rest of the water bottle on top
of a, on top of Brett anyways. So it's like, why did he even
pretend to fall, bro? It's so obvious.
Yeah. So it was super obvious that the
spoil kid was trying to sabotage us on purpose.
And I don't know why the spoil kid really thought that just
getting him like, Brett wet is gonna like, somehow mess up his
charisma or something. Or I don't know how why the
spoil kid thought that that was gonna improve his chances
because if anything, dude, it literally just made it more
obvious that the spoiled kid was like desperate at this point.
And the spoiled kid literally just made it look like he was
trying to sabotage Brett and it just failed.
So Caroline, The thing is, she notices this.
She notices that because she knows they have a little bit of
a rivalry going on anyways over her, lol.
But she knows that they have like a little bit of a rivalry
going on. But also, right, she notices
that like, who's playing dirty here?
The spoiled kids playing dirty. You know what the spoil kid has
not done? Really try to talk to her bro.
Like all the spoiled kid has done is tried to like flex his
like lifestyle or whatever, when in reality his lifestyle is
literally just what his parents give him.
So yeah, he's been flexing his $100 bills that grandma gave him
for his birthday while Brett is actually been putting in the
hard work and trying to have decent, good conversations with
her. So who do you think she's going
to pick, bro? I don't know about you, but it's
a pretty clear situation in my mind.
Like it's pretty clear which one she's going to pick.
But anyways, I do digress because you know, Carol, it's
like Brett, all right, do you need me to get a paper towels or
something? And the spoiled kid starts to
realize, Oh my God, this is actually backfiring in my face
because he notices that Caroline is like, Brett, let me help you
out. Whatever, right?
And Brett, like or no, sorry. The spoiled kids like, Oh my
God, Brett, you got water all over you.
How embarrassing. And Brett's like, looks at him.
He's like, wait, how is it embarrassing that you tripped
and spilled water on me? And that's when the spoiled kid
realized, wait a minute, If anyone's going to be embarrassed
here, it's going to be me because it makes me look clumsy,
because it makes me look like I just tripped and spilled water
all over this guy. Like if anyone here is going to
be embarrassed by the situation, it's actually going to be me.
And that's when the spoiled kids like, well, no, dude, it's
actually super embarrassing that you get water on you.
Like, it's actually embarrassing for you.
I feel so embarrassed for you behalf, bro.
Like that's actually so crazy, dude.
Like I'd be so embarrassed if I were you right now.
Like, shoot. And that's what the spoiled kid
realizes that he kind of messed up doing this whole thing.
And Brett's like, oh, man, don't worry.
Like it's OK if you're clumsy. Like, I don't really blame you
for being super clumsy. And the spoiled kids like, I'm
not clumsy. You're clumsy for getting water
all over you in the spoiled. And Bret's like, dude, and you
tripped and spilled the water on me and spoiled kids.
Like, I didn't trip. I poured the water on you.
And Brett's like, oh, so then you just intentionally poured
water on me. And he's like, no, I just
tripped. And then Brett's like, so you're
clumsy. Then he's like, no, I'm neither.
I'm just awesome, Caroline, you hear that?
I'm awesome. Yeah.
Stop. Stop being so clumsy and getting
water on you, Brett. Huh.
So clumsy, dude. Goodbye.
This boiled kid literally gets up and leaves, trying to make it
look like he won. That whole altercation where
it's just so freaking obvious that he did not win that
conversation at all. If anything, it just shows how
embarrassingly desperate he is at this point because he I think
this Boil kid is starting to realize that he is not winning
this. He is definitely not the one who
is going to be coming out in front.
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really does help out anyways, right, So Brett and the spoil
kid are starting, but it's starting to become like people
are like spreading the word that Brett is winning.
Like it is becoming like a popular rumor that Brett is
absolutely bodying the spoiled kid in the quest, the quest for
Carolina. That sounds so stupid and like
basically in this little competition they had, and the
spoiled kid is very tapped into what the press is, what the
press is saying. I can't believe I just said what
the press is saying. He's very tapped into what
everyone else is saying as it is kind of like one of his best
indications. I mean, Brett knows he's doing
well because he knows for a fact that he's actually putting in
the work and talking to Caroline and he knows that the spoiled
kid is literally just like flexing his grandma's $100 bills
and also spilling water on him and looking like a fool.
So the spoiled kid basically has one last hurrah.
He has one last major kind of like attempt before he has a
freaking mental breakdown and calls everyone poor and says
that his dad can literally buy bread, which is just a great
thing to say man. Wow that is top notch.
You sound like a great person if you say that your dad can
literally purchase someone. Bro, what the freak.
But what? Yeah, but anyways, so his last
real attempt, the spoiled kid in his mind was like, I need to do
something big. I need to do something bold if
I'm going to get Caroline's heart, which actually you should
probably just start talking to her.
Like that's the one thing that like he refused to do, bro.
The one thing he refused to do was actually talk to this girl,
which is pretty ridiculous in my opinion.
He would always be like, Oh well, me, I just need to flex my
Bugatti or whatever. It's like, bro, how about you
talk to her, bro? Like, first of all, if you're a
kid, everyone knows that like the stuff that you have is
probably because of your parents.
And that's less impressive. Like it's at least a little bit
more impressive if you have like AI don't know, like fancy watch
or whatever, because at least seems like you made that money
in whatever ways you made it. So there's at least like, OK,
well, maybe he went through some struggle or something to get
that. But when you're a kid, bro, it's
like, all right, cool, your parents are dishing out the
bread to you. Like that's literally not
impressive, dude. And also like you got to talk to
her bro, but whatever. So the spoiled kid is like, yes,
the thing I need to do is a big extravagant whatever, like I
need to show my my love and admiration.
I don't need to talk to her, bro.
I don't to get to know her because she needs to actually,
actually, she needs to get to know me, not the other way
around. I don't need to get to know her.
I know she's fine or whatever, right?
She needs to know how extravagant and awesome that I
am individually. So yeah, anyways, the spoiled
kid is about to do something absolutely insane.
So let's jump ahead to lunch. So Brett is sitting with the
boys and Caroline is sitting at her table with her girlfriends.
And Caroline is like looking over giving Brett glances.
They're kind of looking at each other.
They're being a little flirty. Love is in the air.
Life is good, man. Brett knows that he's about to.
He knows that he's about to close in on a W, bro.
Brett knows he's about to close in on a win.
He knows that like he's been putting in the work, he's been
putting in the effort, and that his hard work is about to pay
off. Basically, the rumor going
around is that Caroline has more or less made-up her choice and
that she wants Brett to ask her out in the next few days.
So the spoiled kid, hearing this, thinks that he needs to do
something extremely extravagant, which he's about to, in the
worst possible way. So basically they're all sitting
at lunch and that's when the spoiled kit.
OK, so basically at lunch there is a kind of like a podium with
a microphone. And what will happen is like
when lunch is about to end, a teacher will go up there and
make some announcements. It's kind of like cuz they get
the whole school there and the lunchroom.
It's just a really easy way to get everyone together and make
some announcements. However, the spoil kid has
decided to sabotage this for his own his own plans, right?
And sabotage it. He does.
So basically what the spoil kid does is he goes up to the
podium, turns on the microphone. He's like, hello, hello,
everyone. Can I please have your
attention, please? I need your attention right now.
And like, first of all, kids are not allowed to go up there.
So everyone is like, whoa, whoa, whoa, what's going on right now?
It's like, I need everyone's attention immediately.
Like, no question about it. Like, Susie, can you shut up,
please? Like I need your attention.
Like literally calls out some kid in the back, like, oh, OK.
She's like, OK, guys, I need this message to be super clear.
Caroline. And immediately when he says the
name Caroline, like Brett is like, oh, shoot, dude, this
kid's about to embarrass himself.
Like at the end of the day, Brett is only benefit benefiting
from like the spoiled kid looking like an idiot.
But at the same time, like, he felt kind of bad, bro.
Like he felt kind of bad. Brett has at least a little bit
of a heart. And so the spoiled kid is on the
mic being like Caroline. Caroline, I wanna let you know
that I know how into me you are, which like, first of all, hey,
bro, what are you doing? I love how he opens it with
like, I know how into me you are.
Like, dude, what makes you believe that?
He's probably saying that, just probably thinking like, oh, if I
tell her like she's a sheep, if I tell her something, she'll
believe it. So she's like, I know how into
me you are. And I just want.
To let you know that I think you're OK as well.
Like, I guess you're fine. So for that reason, I will be
giving you the opportunity to go on a date with me this Friday.
You. I mean, I know you're going to
say yes, but feel free to say yes in front of everyone so they
know that I'm the winner and Brett is the loser.
Yeah, and it is dead freaking silence for like a good couple
seconds. I know you're thinking, oh, it's
dead silence for a couple seconds.
These were the longest seconds ever.
These were minute long seconds, or at least it felt like these
were minute long seconds. Like, this was insane.
So yeah, sure enough, it's just dead silence.
And then everyone turns their head, like every single person
turns their head to look at Caroline.
And Caroline, I guess she was like, I don't know, like she
wasn't really happy. OK, look, dude, you can and it's
not OK. Like these, like these, these
big gestures. I think it's just like important
for me to like reiterate. It's not a really OK thing to
do, bro. Because like you're really
putting this like this is embarrassing for the other
person. It's totally chill if you want
to ask someone out, but do so in a more respectful way.
I mean, unless you know for a fact that they love the
attention and that they want to say yes to you, like something
like this is just you're embarrassing someone.
They don't consent to you embarrassing them.
Oh, like, anyway, so she goes up to the podium and the spoiled
kids probably like, yes, she's going to say that I won in front
of everybody. So Caroline goes up to the
podium, grabs the microphone, looks at the spoiled kid
directly in the eyes and says sorry, but no.
The whole like crowd is like like Oh my God.
She just said no to spoil kid in front of everyone.
This means that her and are Brett and are dating right now.
And she puts the microphone back and the spoil kid is like just
kind of like sitting. He's just kind of like there
bro. He's literally just there.
So the spoil kid is very angry about this.
He's like Oh my God. And instead of blaming Caroline,
which first of all, good, you shouldn't blame Caroline, right?
The only person to blame here is really yourself in this
situation. But the spoiled kid grabs the
microphone and in front of everyone is like, Caroline,
you're making a huge mistake. Brett is a little poor kid.
I am the richest. And everyone's like, bro, what
did you just say? Like that is the weirdest
sentence to ever come out. And he's like, Brett is so poor
and I'm so rich that my father could literally buy him if he
wanted to and it would be literally .00. 0000.
Zero 1% of what he has. Like he could buy him a billion
times and still be richer than bro.
And everyone's like, bro, what do you hey, bro, what do you
mean by by him, bro? Like, what do you mean by that?
And so the spoiled kids like Caroline, you're making a
mistake. And then he turns up.
Bread's like Brett, how much? Like, what did you do?
Like, what did you tell her? Like what?
Lies what spells? What witchcraft?
I am obviously the better one. Literally I am the best.
I have all the and the spoiled kid literally says having a
meltdown like an ego explosion. She's talking about how he's
better than Brett, how he's like more attractive, richer, nicer,
more humble. Like the nicer and humble part.
This is pretty ironic for having a mental breakdown on stage
about how epic you are. Like, you can't be like, I'm the
most, I'm the most sexiest, richest, hottest and most humble
individual on planet Earth. And I need to let you know.
So this spoiled kid is like, and I had enough of this.
He literally takes the microphone and chucks it on the
ground and it breaks into like a bunch of pieces.
By this time the staff have made it to the stage and like take
this boiled kid away and they bring him to the principles
office and bro gets suspended for three days and has to like
literally make a OK not a public apology but he needs to write an
apology letter to both Brett and Caroline.
Bro got owned. Today we get a story time of a
Gen. Z kid who wants attention so
badly that they literally fake being disabled and in a
wheelchair. Eventually the Gen.
Z kid does slip up and gets exposed and karma is proven once
again to actually be real. I know you guys will enjoy this
story, so sit back, relax, subscribe if you're new, and
let's jump right into it. So we're going to call the
subscribers submitted today's story Ryan.
So anyways, in Ryan's class, there's this one Gen.
Z kid who loved attention. The Gen.
Z kid would always like post stuff on TikTok being like I had
a bad day or whatever. And look, it's totally fine to
like want attention. However, it's definitely both
the quantity of times that you ask for it and the way that you
go about it. Look, attention is necessary,
especially for human beings. They need attention from their
other, you know, other human beings things, right?
It's good for your health, whatever.
However, I think we all know that one person who just goes
way too far to get the attention and or they're just super
annoying about it. The Genzi kid was no different.
And the Genzi kid in this case goes way too far because look, I
find it annoying when people are trying to get attention in
annoying manners, as most people do.
However, it's different from being annoying and pretending
that you were literally physically disabled in a
wheelchair just to get attention.
There is a very clear difference in the Gen.
Z kid very obviously crossed the line.
So the Gen. Z kid was never in a wheelchair.
They were never. They didn't even come into
school with a boot. Like they never had anything
like that. But one day Ryan was sitting in
class and just thought it would be a normal day in class.
He thought he'd start off the day, you know, normal day, and
that's when the Gen. Z kid comes in in a wheelchair,
wheels into class. Obviously this is a really big
deal. I mean, you should treat
everyone the same. But when someone that you've
been going to school with for a very long time just suddenly
walks, it like doesn't even walk in wheels in a wheelchair, bro.
You're definitely going to ask some questions because it's not
just like someone's like, you know what I feel like I feel
like being in a wheelchair today.
I mean, the Gen. Z kid actually was like that,
but no one would actually with this, no one with a sound
conscious would ever do that, right?
So anyways, obviously the Gen. Z kid gets a lot of attention,
including the teacher kind of stops class because the Gen.
Z kid was a little late. But the teachers not going to be
like sort of wield her quicker bro.
Like the teachers going to be like, Oh my God, like what
happened? So the teacher and everyone in
class, you know, they were just like, Oh my God, like what
happens? Everything OK.
And the teachers like I didn't get a note from your parents
about this. Not even, not in an like an
accusatory way, because in the very beginning, no one is
suspected even for a second that the Gen.
Z kid was faking it. Even though the Gen.
Z kid was notorious and had a history of faking things for
attention. Or not even just trying to not
even like faking things, but just trying to get attention at
all costs. Nobody possibly thought that the
Gen. Z kid would fake being like
physically crippled in a wheelchair.
No one would ever believe that. And the teacher once when the
teacher said, oh, your parents didn't even tell me about this.
More of a kind of a statement of surprise than a statement of I
think you're faking this. Obviously, in retrospect, this
was the first in a major red flag.
But no one at the time, not even Ryan, ever thought anything
about it. So the Gen.
Z kid basically goes on to say make up this fabricated story.
No one at the time realized it was fabricated.
But the Gen. Z kid basically went on to say
something along the lines of, yeah, like, I was, you know, I,
you know, I went to the doctor, I wasn't feeling good.
And it turns out like my legs may never work again.
And The thing is, that is a very serious thing that happens to
some people. It's very common, but it is very
serious and your life will never be the same.
If you all of a sudden like cannot use your legs, then your
life will never be the same, bro.
I think that's pretty obvious. And yeah, using someone else's
situation, a tragic situation that they have to go through the
trials and tribulations of life, giving you the biggest curveball
ever, add to your advantage because you want attention is
pretty sickening. But anyways.
And also, first of all, the Gen. Z kid could have been like, oh,
I broke my leg. I'm going to be in this for
months. But the Gen.
Z kid makes up a story even more crazy.
The Gen. Z kid like literally says that
they might be like disabled forever, bro.
Because The thing is, if the Gen.
Z kid really just wanted attention, say that you break
your leg, you'll have attention for at least a month or
something. Then you can start walking
normally again and no one will ever bat an eye, right?
However, you know, the Gen. Z kids like no, I think I might
not be able to like ever walk again.
And while the Gen. Z kid didn't give a lot of
specific details about their condition, well, because the
condition didn't and exist, no one really questioned it because
why would you go about questioning someone who could
literally wheels in with a wheelchair?
I don't know about you, but probably the first thing that
would come out of my mouth would be like, hey, dude, like if
there's anything I can do to help you, let me know.
Not I don't believe it. I think you're faking your like
your disorder, like that is not something that you'll hear
coming out of my mouth. And so everyone was very just
like, Oh my God, like, I'll let me help you.
A bunch of kids got up to like make way.
Every kid basically said you can take my seat like whatever, like
I'll move my desk out of the way, don't even worry about it,
blah, blah, blah, all this kind of stuff.
Everyone was being as good as they possibly could be to the
Gen. Z kid, giving the Gen.
Z kid a copious amount of attention.
Little did they know they were all falling into the Gen.
Z kids plot. The plan that was meticulous.
Well, not very meticulously, you know, planned out because as
you'll see, the Gen. Z kid, you know, got the karma
that they deserved because they made a massive mistake and
exposed themselves. But that will be happening,
happening a little later on. So stick around for a second.
It's worth it. But anyways, yeah, for a little
while, everyone is just like giving the Gen.
Z kid the utmost attention, being like whatever you need,
whatever you want, we got you. However, as the days and soon
weeks went on, one thing was very clear.
The Gen. Z kid was definitely using it to
their advantage. One thing I will say is that
most of the classmates didn't really care about this because
if someone is, you know, genuinely comes in and, you
know, with a life changing disability, then you will
accommodate it for them. However, some classmates,
including Ryan, were starting to believe that it just felt a
little bit strange. The Gen.
Z kid all of a sudden was asking for people to do their homework
or, you know, to go do men like certain tasks that you didn't
really need legs to do. Obviously, no one really
questioned it at the time and just believed that, you know,
the stress of completely changing someone's situation was
enough to, you know, just, you know, what they are going
through enough right now. Let me lighten the burden very,
you know, reasonable thing to believe.
However, this is where things began to like people weren't
suspicious, but they were become they were beginning to become
almost suspicious to the a little bit a little bit.
And also the big thing is no one outwardly wanted to admit that
they were suspicious because it just seemed like a really, I
don't know, not a great thing. I mean, your classmate is going
through a very difficult situation according to them.
I mean, they literally roll in with a wheelchair all of a
sudden. You're not going to your first
assumption is not going to be Oh, they're faking it.
Your first assumption is going to be like, Oh my God, like
that's it's terrible. What can I do for you?
Yeah. However, Ryan was with his
friend one Friday night, like 2 weeks after the whole, you know,
Gen. Z kid rolls in a wheelchair and
he's having like a sleepover. And it's like, you know, late at
night. I don't know if you guys ever
had these, but these were my favorite parts of sleepovers as
a child. Basically the late night
conversations with the boys or girls or whatever, right.
But specifically from my experience, the late night
conversation with the boys, right.
You've already played your video games, you've already gone out,
you've already got done stuff and you're basically just
staying up later than you tell your parents.
You're actually staying up and you're just like around by a
flashlight or whatever. And then you just have really
deep and meaningful conversations or just like the
most interesting conversations that last way, way into the
night. So Ryan was having one of those
conversations and he's like, I have a thought that's like kind
of like bad, but like, I don't know how to go about it.
Obviously when someone says that, there's a lot of things
that they could be saying. So Ryan's friends like, oh, what
do you mean by that? And Ryan's like, don't judge me
by this, but like, can you hear me out?
So Ryan's friend will call him Ben is like, sure, whatever.
Like just tell me. It's it's cool.
I'll use the caveat of like, I'm not going to like go crazy if
you say something weird, right? And he's basically like, look, I
know this might be bad of me to say, but I'm a little suspicious
of the Gen. Z kid.
It just feels like I look, they might actually like I'm not
saying that they're not disabled, but I'm also it just
seems weird how they're going about it.
Like it seems as if like they're asking people to do their
homework when that doesn't make sense that they're disabled.
Like I understand asking people to go get their books or to move
their books from class to class, but it just, it just doesn't
make a lot of sense. And also the fact that the
teacher never got a note from the parent like that just
doesn't make sense to me either. Like, I'm not saying that
they're faking it. And it's funny because Ben
didn't have a shock look on his face.
Ben didn't have a disgusted look on his face.
Ben kind of had a very blank look, a blank look of kind of
like keep going. And I'm going to agree with you.
So by the time that Ryan was done telling Ben about his kind
of like his deep personal thoughts that you'd only tell
someone at like the very late nights of the boys sleepover mid
deep conversation, right? Kind of very exposing himself
And where, you know, he kind of part of him was afraid that Ben
was going to be like, how dare you say these things?
Like our classmate is going through such a difficult time,
whatever, right. But Ben is just kind of silent,
and there's like a couple seconds of silence until Ben
breaks the silence by telling Ryan, like, hey, man, like, I've
been kind of thinking the same thing, but there's no way I
could possibly say anything. So then they're both kind of
more free to speak. And they start going on about
all the anomalies and all the inconsistencies with what's
going on. So this point, the Gen.
Z kid has not completely exposed themselves.
The Gen. Z kid has not done that has OK,
And later on in the story, the Gen.
Z kid exposes themselves so bad and exposes themselves in front
of every single person. And it's so clear and so obvious
that it almost proves karma's true.
So stick around for that. But up until this point, the
Gen. Z kid has been fairly good about
their act. However, there are a few
inconsistencies. The things that are becoming
annoying is the fact that the Gen.
Z kid is asking for more and more for people to do, which,
look, it's understandable. If you come in with some
disability that makes life harder for you, then it is kind
of expected for your community to kind of step up, especially
if you ask. For example, I can only imagine,
you know, maybe carrying a backpack from class to class or
a bunch of heavy books when you're in a wheelchair would be
difficult. And so asking a classmate to
help you out in that department is not unreasonable or
ridiculous or anything like that.
However, asking classmates to do homework or like people would
bring in their own food and the Gen.
Z kid would like roll over to them, give them big puppy eyes
and be like, man, it's been so hard ever since I've been in
this wheelchair. Can I have your cookie?
Like very obvious emotional manipulation, like very blatant
stuff that seems to be almost using the fact that they're in a
wheelchair to kind of get stuff out of them.
And I don't know about you, but I feel like people who actually
have that, you know, disabilities and stuff like that
wouldn't use it like that. It's something that they
actually have to live with. Obviously the Gen.
Z kid doesn't understand the gravity of, you know, the
situation that they're basically cosplaying as, right, because
they don't actually live it. So anyways, if you made it this
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Anyways, let's get back to it. So Ryan and Ben both have
similar suspicions. And so Ryan decides that he
wants to do a little bit of investigative work.
So anyways, the students are picked up after school every
day. Some kids walk home, but a lot
of them are picked up. Ryan knows that, you know, the
Gen. Z kid doesn't, you know, Ryan
doesn't know exactly where the Gen.
Z kid lives, right? However, Ryan also knows that
the Gen. Z kid doesn't walk home from
school or I guess would wheel back home from school at this
point. So, you know, I mean, if you're
in a wheelchair, you're definitely not going to wheel
like 25 minutes unless you're like, that's your life and
you're trying to do it for exercise.
I don't know, right? I don't know, but Ryan knows
that this kid doesn't walk home from school, so Ryan knows that
they must be picked up. So Ryan, while not necessarily
expecting anything, is just curious.
So Ryan walks home from school. So he kind of has all the time
in the world that to get back. Obviously, if he waits an hour,
his mom will be nervous and concerned and be like, where
have you been, etcetera, whatever, right However, right,
Ryan decides to basically follow the Gen.
Z kid somewhere, right? And the Gen.
Z kid kind of like, you know, wheels out of class.
And Ryan is like very sneakily kind of like following them
while being kind of far away while not being too far away and
watches as they they don't go the main exit.
Because one thing you notice was the Gen.
Z kid basically disappeared after school.
And it was very weird. I mean, Ryan thought that, oh,
they must have gotten picked up early, or maybe they just got
picked up somewhere else or something like that.
Never really thought about it. But he's like, you know, I don't
know, there's just inconsistencies with their story
and I just want to watch, right. He wasn't sure what he was
looking for. He just knew that he was looking
for something and something he did find.
So anyways, sure enough, the Gen.
Z kid rolls Instead of going out the front door, goes out the
back door. Which is very weird, right?
Very weird. And.
Starts. Like and Ryan very carefully,
right, he has to be very careful following her because he doesn't
want to get exposed right or doesn't want he wants to catch
her in the natural act if she's doing anything right.
So he watches and he falls behind her and the Gen.
Z kid is because, like, wheels out the back door and Ryan
sneaks out the back door, wheels down like a one street, right?
And then there's this weird place.
There's this like old garage, a big garage that would have all
these like has like bicycles and old rusted out equipment.
It almost seemed to be abandoned.
But sometimes people just store stuff in there.
And the Gen. Z kid wheels into the garage.
This is very, very strange behavior.
So Ryan, while making sure that he's not going to get exposed,
still follows behind closely. That's when the that's when Ryan
sees something completely shocking.
I mean, it's not as if he didn't see this coming, but he also
didn't see this specifically coming.
The Gen. Z kid walks out of the barn.
Listen to me again. The Gen.
Z kid walks out of the barn. The Gen.
Z kid does not wheel out of the barn.
The Gen. Z kid walks out of the barn.
Yes. The Gen.
Z kid wheels into this barn and garage type thing and then walks
out of it without a wheelchair. Ryan watches as the Gen.
Z kid right once again, like walks out and then like kind of
looks in both directions to make sure no one notices and kind of
like runs down the street to where, you know, their mom is
like idling in their car. I can't assume what I don't
actually know the details. And by eye, I mean Ryan does not
know the actual details, but Ryan would love to believe that
the mom doesn't know any better. Ryan would love to believe that
the mom is not implicit on, you know, their, you know, child's,
you know, games, right to get attention using other people's
suffering. What might have happened was
that the child's like, I don't want to be picked up in front of
everyone. It gives me anxiety or something
like please pick me up here. Please, mom, please.
It's like, doctor says you have to do, I don't know, maybe some
kind of guilt trip or something like that.
And the moms like, OK, you know, when I was a teenager, I was
kind of weird too. So I'm just not going to
question it. So Ryan immediately calls up his
friend Ben once the Gen. Z kid drives away.
And he's like, Ben. And Ben's like, what's up, dude?
He's like, Ben, you're not going to believe what happened.
And so Ryan explains everything, and Ben is dead silent the
entire time. You know, someone's really
interested in every detail of a story.
When they don't say a single thing.
Like, when I like a story, I might pipe in a little bit and
be like, Dang, bro, like, that's crazy.
But when I'm really, really locked in, I don't say a word.
And Ben was the same by the end of it.
Ben was like, someone's got exposure, bro.
And Ben was Ben was being serious.
He was like, this is like unethical behavior and someone's
got to put an end to this. So Ben and Ryan meet up after
school and they meet up at Ryan's house, and they're just
sitting in Ryan's room. And they're just kind of like
trying to contemplate, like, OK, how'd we go about this?
How do we, like, how can we do this?
Because like, we can't just, like, go up to her in school and
like, push her out in the wheelchair because, like, I
don't know, she might fake it and be like, oh, my God.
And then we'd actually be expelled, right?
We need to figure out a way to catch her in the act.
We can't question her. And that's when Ryan's, like, I
got it. Assuming that she, you know,
does the same thing every single day, I was able to secretly
follow her before. I should be able to secretly
follow her again. And Ben's like, all right,
that's a genius. Just make sure to record it this
time. So sure enough, right, the next
day comes around and once again, you know, the Gen.
Z kid wheels out in the back hallway, right?
So Ryan decides that he's going to record the entire thing.
So he starts recording and follows her out.
So Ryan does what he did the last day, following the Gen.
Z kid as they wheel out in the back of the school, go out like
down the street, go down a couple streets to the abandoned
kind of like garage, warehouse type area, wheel into it and
then walk out of it. But unlike last time, this time
he's recorded the whole thing. He makes sure that he's
recording, he makes sure the audio is good.
He makes sure that, you know, I mean, he's sneaking around while
recording. So it's not going to be the best
video, but especially in the most damning moments, AKA when
they walk in or they wheel in and walk out, he's making sure
that he makes sure that that is very, very clear.
And that is very, very like, that is like the video is not
shaky at this point. So afterwards, you know, the
same thing happens again. They walk in the car and drive
off. Ryan calls up his friend Ben and
Ben's like, well, how did it go? And Ryan sends him the the the
video. And after watching it, Ben's
like, all right. Wow.
Like, this is actually like bulletproof evidence right here.
So they don't know exactly how to go about doing this.
They think, OK, well, maybe we could send it to the teachers or
whatever, maybe whatever. We could keep this really quiet.
Maybe we could send it to the Gen.
Z kid and be like, we know that you're faking it.
Like, you need to like, stop doing this and give them the
benefit. Give them the courtesy to be
like, oh guys, I'm actually OK. Now thank you so much.
Whatever. But no.
Ryan and Ben decided that you know what, the Gen.
Z kid did not give any courtesy or any they, the Gen.
Z kid was not polite. The Gen.
Z kid did not give courtesy to the people who actually suffer
with this stuff. The Gen.
Z kid did not actually, you know, care or give like, you
know, any credit. Like, I don't know, they just
felt like, you know what, No, like the Gen.
Z kid deserves to be torched for this.
Basically, not literally, guys, come on now.
But so they decide that what they're going to do is instead
of going to the teachers of the Gen.
Z kid themselves, they are going to disseminate this video across
social media. And not like trying a viral
TikTok, but at least try and get it on everybody's private
Snapchat story, try and get it like pushed around and try and
get it sent to every group chat in the frickin grade.
And they do so pretty easily. So they text up a bunch of guys
and a bunch of girls that they know and be like, look, you
know, the Gen. Z kid here is proof that they're
not actually like disabled and they're faking it the whole
time. And sure enough, the video
spreads like wildfire. And by the end of the night, I'd
say 90% of the kids in school have seen the video and 98% know
about about the video. If they have at least about 90%
at least know about the video. So by the next day when the Gen.
Z kid wheels into school, everybody's just staring at them
with this look of like, I know the truth.
For some reason, I think the Gen.
Z kid just didn't know that the video was circulating.
Or even if the Gen. Z kid did learn about it, I
guess they decided to stick to the lie and just wheel into
school, assuming that, you know, no one would actually confront
them if they were in a wheelchair.
Yes, to say the least, people stopped doing what the Gen.
Z kid said when the Gen. Z kid was like trying to get
attention, trying to get people to do stuff, people ignored
them. And yeah, eventually the video
actually made its way to the principal's office slash the
faculty staff and the faculty staff suspended the Gen.
Z kid for an entire week. I mean, it's totally
understandable. And after the entire week, the
Gen. Z kid had to walk to the front
of class or not the front of class, but the front of everyone
because they had they had week, they had like bi monthly
meetings or whatever where they'd all come together as an
entire school. And the Gen.
Z kid had to walk on stage. Yeah, not wheel on stage, walk
on stage and give a public apology and was also forced to
meet with someone who actually lives like completely disabled
from the waist down to learn about the true struggle.
It was a very harsh punishment, but it definitely fits the
crowds gone everyone. Today we have a story of one of
the cringiest Gen. Z kids of all time.
Basically, this Gen. Z kid takes an IQ test to
believes that he's genuinely a genius and then starts to berate
to everyone else. And then he does a whole host of
some of the craziest things you have ever heard.
So sit back, relax, subscribe. If you're new, leave a like in
the video to claim you free Nothing.
And let's jump right into it. So we're going to call the
subscriber who submitted today's story James anyways, right?
James is a freshman in high school and in his class, there's
a kid who we're going to call the Gen.
Z kid. And when I say Gen.
Z kid, I don't mean someone literally in Gen.
Z. It's kind of just a term given
to people that spend all of their life on TikTok that, you
know, you know, cancel people on Twitter that just do a lot of
dumb stuff like that. Everyone.
It doesn't mean just because you're in a certain generation.
Just to be clear. Anyways though, this story all
starts one day when the Gen. Z kid does one of those IQ tests
you find online. So you don't know what you can
actually get like a official IQ test.
And an IQ test is only so good for certain things.
It'll it'll figure out pretty good how good you are at solving
problems. But intelligence has a bajillion
factors in it and you can't just take one test and really decide
how smart you are just based off of that.
And also those online tests, a lot of them are BS and made-up
and a lot of them are just trying to get you to click so
that you'll watch the advertisements on their website
anyways, though. So sure enough, one day in
class, the Gen. Z kid clicks on one of these
like it's just like on TikTok and gets like one of those like
TikTok ad whatever things for like how smart are you really
whatever, right. So the Gen.
Z kid clicks on the IQ test and proceeds to take it.
The thing is though, that none of the other that the
subscriber, James and all the other people in the Gen.
Z kids class was aware of was that the Gen.
Z kid literally just put in the answers randomly.
It was really, it was one, it was a pretty fake IQ test.
It was like 10 questions, right? It was 10 questions long.
So like an actual IQ test would probably have a lot more
questions. The questions would be a lot
more difficult. But even though this was only 10
questions long and the questions were probably just like, oh, is
this the color red? And then it shows the color red.
The Gen. Z kid still completely randomly
guessed these questions which would be revealed later on to
James the subscriber and everyone else.
Basically after spamming in these questions hitting submit
on the IQ test, it came back with like 10 out of 10 questions
answered correctly, which is actually statistically pretty
impressive to get them all randomly correct.
Maybe this website just told you everything was correct anyways
and labeled them with the score of intellectual genius, genius
level IQ, or whatever you want to say.
So look, the Gen. Z kid who believes everything
that they see on TikTok anyways, imagine they see an IQ test
calling them an actual genius. So one, do you think that the
Gen. Z kid believes that?
OK, well, I took it an IQ test, right?
And I put in the answers randomly and it was a sketchy
website that I found on TikTok. Maybe, just maybe I'm not
actually a genius or two. Do you believe that the Gen.
Z kid you know saw the site it said genius and believed I'm
actually smarter than Einstein. I am actually a genius.
I am the smartest man on planet earth and I will let everyone
know and berate them because they are not as a highly
intelligent as I am or I see myself to be.
If you guys answered the first one, well then you know you're a
good person, you think the best and everyone else but you guys
answered the second one. You might be a bit more cynical,
but you are correct. Sure enough, the Gen.
Z kid, right? They see this, right?
They see this, this result that they did so well on this IQ test
and they immediately light up, right, because now they've
always thought they're always a little narcissistic, right?
You know, it's a lot of a lot of TikTok, a lot of Gen.
Z just tend to be a little bit narcissistic.
I mean, it's kind of the environment that we put
ourselves in. But now it's like it's all been
justified in this kids head. Like, Oh my God, I actually am a
genius. I actually am the smartest man
on planet Earth. I need to let everyone else
know. So this is where the subscriber
who we're calling James really starts to play a role in the
story. So a little later in class,
James, they're put into groups. The very beginning was like 10
minutes a lecture, whatever. And that's when the Gen.
Z kid put basically put their, you know, did the IQ test,
right? And then about 10 minutes after
they're like teachers, like, all right, we're going to put you in
random groups. And James, the subscriber was
grouped up with the Gen. Z kid.
So basically they go into a group and you know, James is a
subscriber. It's like a very basic project
or whatever, but it was a math class.
So they were like, all right, class.
Like we just learned this new topic yesterday.
I went over today earlier and now try and solve this problem
in groups. So in the group, you know, the
Gen. Z kid, James and two other kids
sit down and immediately the Gen.
Z kid is like, hi, like, I just want to let you know that I
should be leading this problem because I'm actually a genius.
And so everyone kind of looks at him and like, James looks at
him. Everyone kind of gives him this
really weird look because I don't know about you, but just
going around calling yourself a genius is kind of a weird thing
to do. So yeah, the Gen.
Z kid is like, yeah, I don't want any of you simpletons
ruining this problem for me, which like bro, what do you mean
ruining this problem for me? Like if they get the wrong
answer, it's not even a big deal.
This isn't like graded. This is just putting the
teachers, is putting people into groups so that, you know, if
people don't understand it as well, they might be able to lean
on their classmates and maybe 2 classmates that almost
understand it are able to put their brains together to come up
with the right solution. Not that it's graded and that
everyone else else who was in a quote UN quote genius, like the
Gen. Z kid believes that he is, is
going to suffer some sort of like, I don't know, consequence
because, like, they mess it up or whatever.
So, yeah, it's pretty strange. So basically, right, The kids in
the group were like, OK, bro, like, whatever.
James's subscriber also kind of didn't care because James is
like, OK, well, it's not like I want to do this math problem.
It's pretty early in the morning.
I don't totally know what's going on.
So yeah, not actually a huge deal that, you know, the Gen.
Z kid is like, oh, I got to, I got to be like, I don't know, I
got to make sure that, you know, I do the problem because you
guys are going to mess it up or whatever.
Like it's just genuinely not that big of a deal.
So sure enough, you know, the Gen.
Z kid starts to like hack away the problem or whatever, right?
And completely messes it up because it's not like the Gen.
Z kid has ever been paying attention in class because
they're preoccupied with their their studies, their studies in
TikTok usage, bro. And you know who the test, the
one in their study is themselves.
So yeah, sure enough of the Gen. Z kid says, oh, yeah, the answer
is going to be 28. And The funny thing too, like
this was a type of math problem where there was like, the answer
wasn't just purely a number. It was like, AY equals 48 + 10 X
or something like that. So when the Gen.
Z kid just says, oh, the answer is 28, like I think someone in
the group, it wasn't James, but it was someone else in the group
was like, hey, man, the answer, it has to be Y equals MX.
It has to be in like Y equals MX plus B format.
And the Gen. Z kids like, are you questioning
my genius authority? Do you really think that a
genius like me would mess up a problem like this?
And well, yeah, I guess because you're wrong, bro.
But anyways, yeah, so the kid in the group that wasn't the
subscriber was like, OK, like, I don't know, man.
It's like, you don't really want to fight these people.
You don't really want to. Like, you know, yeah, they can
be ignorant. They can be annoying, but also
because they're both ignorant and annoying.
Like, what's the point, genuinely?
What's the point in fighting these people to try and convince
them that they're wrong when they are so full of themselves
and truly believe that they are always, no matter what, in the
right? Yeah, so.
Sure enough, eventually the teacher's like OK, well guys
like I've given you 10 minutes to do this problem.
That should be ample enough time.
If you didn't finish it, don't worry about it.
You know this wasn't graded or anything.
Let me go over the solution on the board.
So the Gen. Z kid is sitting in their chair,
super smug, super like Oh yes, I already know the answer because
my genius intellect solved it in .1 milliseconds.
When in reality I think they just, you know, pull the random
answer out of their butt and assume since they're a
self-proclaimed genius that it must be correct.
So yeah, the teacher goes on the board, solves the problem, and
the answer is like y = 2 + 48 XI don't know something like that.
It is not in the form it won. It's not the answer the Gen.
Z kid cave gave. But it's not even in the right
form, right? It's a completely different
format. So the Gen.
Z kid raises their hand and the teacher, you know, execting
questions as this is new materials like yay, like Gen.
Z kid like what's up? The Gen.
Z kid is like teacher, I believe you made a mistake.
And, you know, everyone looks at him like, OK, look, here's the
thing. Teachers sometimes make
mistakes. Actually all the time.
They make mistakes when they're writing on the board.
However, most of the time they're kind of like clerical
errors. They're really small errors that
don't really matter, but it's good to correct them just in
case a kid gets confused. For example, in math class, and
I take some pretty hard, you know, calc series, linear
algebra, discrete math stuff. Like I've taken some pretty
difficult math classes. The teachers are always almost
right with the topics that they're teaching, but sometimes
they'll like add 25 and like 14 wrong together.
Like sometimes they'll just add 2 numbers wrong together on the
board and someone will politely raise their hand pointed out.
And then the teachers like Oh yeah, my fault.
Apparently when you're like teaching or whatever, you can do
all those like small math mistakes.
They just happen a lot more often.
And it's a good idea to point those out so that people that
are like barely following don't put down like because they're
going to write down what's written on the board verbatim
and then probably read back and try and understand it.
Making the small correction can actually help out a lot.
However, it is a totally different thing when a student
raises their hand and basically accuses the teacher of being
wrong with the base material. This can't happen and I've seen
it happen before, but it's a lot more rare.
And obviously in the Gen. Z kids case, no, the teacher's
right on this. So the teacher's like, oh, did I
like add something wrong, which is a fair response because the
teacher knows that they're doing that fundamentally correctly.
But you know, is open to the fact that they might have added
made addition like little, little mistakes like that.
They're very open to the fact that they might have made those
mistakes. The Gen.
C kid is like, well, actually teacher, the answer is 28.
And the teacher looks at him is like 28.
What? Because remember this was, I
think this was like solving a linear equation or something.
So you needed to be in Y equals MX plus B form.
Or I don't know, you could have a few more formats, but you
can't just have like 28. That's not an answer that works
at all in any situation. Yeah, so the Gen.
Z kid then goes on to explain that the teacher has done the
entire problem wrong, and that the answer is actually 28.
The teacher fires back saying that no, they did not do the
entire answer wrong as the answer can't just be 28 by
itself. It needs to be associated.
First of all, it needs to be Y equals format.
And that also this was not a flat line.
So it wasn't going to be Y = 28 or something like that.
The teacher says it has to have an X component because it's
like, you know, it's a function. It's not just a, it's not,
you're just solving for one thing.
It's like it's a function, right?
So sure enough, the the the kid, the Gen.
Z kid, since they believe that they are actually a genius,
says, well, actually, I don't know that you should be fighting
with me because I recently did an IQ test and it scored me as
an actual genius. So the whole class kind of looks
at the Gen. Z kid.
I think some of them thought that the the Gen.
Z kid actually like did really take an IQ test and did really
get like, I don't know, 140120I don't know something really
good. And some of them were like,
whoa, because remember freshman high school, who even knows?
Other kids were pretty skeptical.
Some of them thought that the Gen.
Z kid was flat out lying. Others thought that they were
wildly exaggerating and something along those lines.
So the teacher's like, well, OK, I don't know that much about IQ
tests. I also don't really know, you
know, how much that has to do with anything because I can tell
you that what you did was incorrect.
That's not how you answer this. You might have the largest IQ in
the world, but this is math and this is how it's done.
And I'm sure I'm going to get some, like, PhD math student
from Stanford in the comments going.
Well, actually there are multiple dimensions dude.
OK, for the sake of this video, No, right.
For the sake of this video, what I say goes anyways, so the Gen.
Z kid is like, well, you shouldn't fight with someone
with such a high IQ like Mr. whatever.
Like you should really just bow down and accept what I say
because you know what? I'm probably right.
I think the teacher was just having a bad day because I think
in most cases, this teacher and probably other teachers in most
cases would just like chalk this up to a kid being a little jerk,
being like a little twerp or whatever and just kind of ignore
it and move on. Be like, ha, ha, funny,
whatever, and just kind of ignore it.
Maybe some teachers would like penalize the kid, but this
teacher decides to go full savage mode.
Bro actually decides that, you know, he's like, all right, well
then let's actually see. So the, the teacher was like,
all right, so did he do an IQ test online line?
And the kids like, yeah, so the teacher like goes into Google
types of IQ test and pulls up an IQ test.
And the teacher's like, you know what, we're going to sell, solve
this debate. Whoever gets a higher score is
right, which is completely crazy.
Like, I, I don't fully side with the teacher on this one either.
Yeah. So I don't know.
I can't really get behind the teacher on this.
I think it's pretty immature. But I think the teacher was just
genuinely having a bad day. And also the teacher was kind of
risking something since these IQ tests, a lot of them are kind of
like problem based solve like puzzles or whatever.
And there's a decent chance that the teacher is genuinely much
better at mathematics, but just happens to score less than this
IQ test. And then he really did put up
like, oh, if you score higher than me, then you're actually
correct. But the whole class is kind of
like getting really interested because they would never expect
their teacher to say something like this.
So the Gen. Z kids like, fine, OK, let's do
it. And yeah, basically what happens
next is the teacher and the Gen. Z kid both do the IQ tests and
then they're results are shown live in front of the whole
class. Completely ridiculous.
But in the meantime, I'd like you to one second comment down
below, IQ test in the comment section down below.
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Anyways, let's get back to it and of course, leave like the
video to claim your free nothing, of course, man, you
already know. So yeah, sure enough, the
teacher pulls it up. And I think the Gen.
Z kid was probably quaking a little bit in their boots.
Like they were probably a little bit nervous for this, but they
were putting up a front. They were putting up this look
of like, Oh yeah, I totally know what's going on right now.
Like, I'm not even worried since I'm actually a genius, right?
So sure enough, the teacher pulls up an IQ test, probably
just one that they got from online.
And once again, I do need to point out that there are
probably some errors in this method of, you know, approaching
this problem, right? There's definitely better ways
to go about this. And I don't think looking online
and looking up IQ test and then after doing so, just like, I
don't know, I don't think that's the best way to go about it.
Not the best method to approach this.
However, I will also say that who cares?
This is pretty funny. So the teacher pulls up an IQ
test and basically goes on the kids laptop and says to one of
the students hey make sure he doesn't cheat like watch him
because I don't know I think the Gen.
Z kid probably would have like typed up every question into
Google or whatever and just needed someone to monitor.
So the teacher goes behind the desk and starts taking the test
and instructs the Gen. Z kid to take the test as well.
There was like 30 questions, which is once again kind of
ridiculous that the teacher decided to use class time to do
their little basically basically dunk it on this kid in front of
everyone, which is kind of a waste of time, but a funny story
nonetheless, so I'll continue with it.
But sure enough, the Genzi kid starts typing up their answers.
So yeah, anyways, guess who the kid who is instructed to watch
the Gen. Z kid is?
Yes, James, the subscriber. So James watches is the Gen.
Z kid, opens up the IQ test and it's time.
So they're supposed to take about 20 minutes to do it and
goes through the questions and clicks randomly.
Once again, the Gen. Z kid finishes within 3 minutes,
which that Gen. Z kid is like done.
And the teacher's like, OK, if you really don't want to use
that time, go ahead. I think for a second, maybe a
split mere millisecond, the teacher was a little bit
concerned, thinking, Oh my God, wait, is this kid actually a
genius? Like maybe I am wrong.
However, yeah, the kid was not a genius.
The kid just put in random answers and James kind of looks
at his classmates with a look of like what?
To kind of signal that the Gen. Z kid was doing something a
little strange, which he was. He was just putting in random
answers. And, well, I mean, he did get
the, you know, I don't know, I guess he got what he wanted.
So maybe it wasn't too strange. But, yeah, So sure enough,
eventually, the teacher's done, too.
The teacher's like, OK, don't hit submit yet.
Like, give me your computer. And so the Gen.
Z kid hands over the computer to the teacher.
The teacher, you know, puts both computers, like, on the screen
or whatever and just hits, like, submit on both of them.
And the teacher has a little smirk on their face, kind of
indicating that the teacher is somewhat happy with the results
of this IQ test, which however you see, that's however you see
it anyways, right? So sure enough, the teacher
continues to be like, all right, well, as I said, I will screen
share the results to everyone. And we can finally come to a
conclusion on who is correct, which once again, there's a lot
of issues with the way that the teacher went about this, I'm not
going to lie. And also, an IQ test will not
show who's correct. As you know, the Gen.
Z kid could have potentially randomly guessed perfectly for
30 out of 30 questions. That is very, very, very, very,
very statistically unlikely. And I think the teacher was kind
of aware of that. But, yeah, you can kind of tell
that the teacher was kind of rubbing it in the Gen.
Z's face without even showing the score yet, as the teacher
was like, well, I'm glad we did this.
So you guys can really for once and for all know if you can
trust me or not because at this point the teacher knows the
results of both the tests. So yeah, sure enough, you know,
the teacher shows the first Test result and the IQ test is the
1st result from when the teacher did the IQ test.
And I think the teacher got like a above average score.
Teacher didn't score in as a genius or whatever, but it says
congratulations, we estimate. Remember the online tests are
pretty BS so take this with a grain of salt, but oh, we
estimate your IQ is 115 or whatever.
You are in the 80th percentile. I took that out of my butt.
That might be completely wrong, but it's probably close to being
correct anyways. And the teacher's like, OK, well
that's my result. Let's see what the result of the
Gen. Z kid is.
So now the teacher screen shares the the computer of the Gen.
Z kid and like reveals the results.
The results say you scored like a 60 IQ.
You are profoundly stupid or something like that.
And like you scored the bottom 10% of people.
We don't know how you're functioning in society with an
IQ like that. Good luck.
Make getting a job OK. I don't think it said all of
that, but that was basically what it's implying.
So the Gen. Z get I don't think actually
deserved a score like that. But remember they randomly chose
all 30 answers. So the first time randomly
choosing got them a genius score on their IQ test, but in the
second time it got them a like lowest possible score possible.
Because guess what? When there are like 4 to 5
question answers per question and there's 30 questions and you
guess randomly on each question, the odds of you doing well are
just so incredibly low. If you you guys are stats majors
and want to give me the exact answer in the comments, you can.
I'm not doing that in my head. I barely remember.
I took stats a while ago. It's been a second.
Also, I think we did that in discrete math, but it's been a
second. So yeah, the Genzy kids reaction
to this is this pure silence Cuz the Genzy kid just, I mean, you
can't come back from this basically like the Gen.
Z kid might be like, oh, you messed with the results.
But then James, the subscriber would be like, Nope.
But he did not mess with the results.
So the Gen. Z kid could be like, oh, this
this way of doing it is stupid. And then, you know, they'd be
asked. OK, well then how did you
determine that you were a genius?
And the Gen. Z kid would have to be like an
online test, right? So the Gen.
Z kid was just silent, basically admitting defeat the teachers
like well then we can proceed with class F because if this
whole debacle is been solved. And today we get the story time
of the cringiest Gen. Z kid ever who tries to go viral
on TikTok by licking the most disgusting places around school.
This kid does some of the grossest stuff ever and ends up
getting so ill in the final period that he has that day that
he has to go to the actual hospital.
This is a pretty crazy story. So sit back, relax, subscribe if
you're new, leave a like on the video to claim your free nothing
and let's jump into it. So we're going to call the
subscriber who submitted today's story, Luke.
So anyways, right there was a kid in Luke's class who we're
just going to call the Gen. Z kid.
And sometimes people get mad at me being like Connor, like, oh,
maybe he's not actually in Gen. Z.
Oh, you're in Gen. Z too, dude.
I know that I'm not calling him a Gen.
Z kid necessarily because he is in the generate.
He is like from Gen. Z.
I'm calling the Gen. Z kid because of his obsession
with TikTok canceling people on Twitter.
You already know how it is. This kid needed to go viral and
tick tock. No he didn't want to.
He physically needed to. Bro acted like he got a doctor's
prescription that he needed to go viral or he would actually
pass away. So yeah.
And he, the Gen. Z kid decided that he was going
to go viral. And the way that he was going to
go viral was going to be he was going to do something stupid.
He was going to record it and post it on TikTok.
So anyways, right, some of the boys were just hanging out.
Luke, the subscriber, was chilling with them.
And that's where the Gen. Z kid comes up to them.
He's like, guys, you don't want to miss this.
And you know, whenever someone comes up to you and says you
don't want to miss this, you know, I don't know about you,
but I'm definitely, I'm definitely coming out to see
what's up. I'm definitely like, I'm
definitely trying to, to figure out what's good.
You know, if I don't want to miss it, then man, I don't want
to miss it. And so obviously the guys are
like, Yo, what's up? And the Gen.
Z kid was basically said like, Hey, I'm going to be like
recording this TikTok and I'm going to go around and I'm going
to lick like really gross stuff. And Luke's like, dude, what?
Don't do that. And the Gen.
Z kids like, dude, no, I'm going to be, I'm going to be famous on
TikTok, bro. I'm going to be rich.
Which like, by the way, being famous on TikTok does not
correlate to being rich at all. You make like 1 dollar per 100
billion views on there. So yeah, good luck, bro.
Yeah. So anyways, right.
Sure enough that, you know, everyone's like, all right,
well, we do have to go see this. And Luke is like says to the
Gen. Z kid one more time.
He's like, bro, I'm telling you this is a bad idea because I
don't know about you, but like going around looking random
stuff in a gross middle school height, like a gross middle
school or high school. I don't know if they're in
middle school or high school. It was either Luke didn't tell
me specifically, but I'm going to guess it was either late high
middle school, like 8th grade or something, or maybe like
freshman in high school. This is definitely freshman type
behavior, if you know what I mean.
So yeah, just think about it for a second.
This. Look, if you have a sibling, you
may find them annoying sometimes, but hey, at least
they won't try and sell your cherished pet behind your back
like the siblings in today's story did.
This is quite a crazy 1, so strap in and let's just jump
right into it. So we're going to call the
subscriber who submitted today's story Sebastian.
So anyways, Sebastian was the older of or the older of one of
two siblings. So we had a younger brother.
Sebastian was 18 and his younger brother was 16.
Sebastian was a senior in high school, his younger brother was
a sophomore in high school, and they both lived with their
parents. This story all happened after
over the course of like a couple weeks, but all started one day
when Sebastian was going out to see his friends and he was
leaving for the weekend. At this time, Sebastian's and
Sebastian's brother We're going to call Sebastian's brother Ben
for the rest of this video. So Sebastian and Ben's parents
were gone on a very long kind of vacation.
Whatever. Basically, Sebastian and Ben's
parents had been, their relationship was kind of rocky
for a little bit. So and they, they'd just gotten
it back together and they wanted to kind of just have basically
another honeymoon like 20 years into their relationship.
They kind of try and rekindle things.
And yeah, so they were gone for many, many weeks.
They trusted Sebastian to be the good older brother, to take care
of his younger brother Ben, and to make sure that the house was
in order. However, they were also OK with
Sebastian going out for a little bit and seeing his friends.
So Sebastian went over to his friend's house one night.
More context, Sebastian and Ben and his family, they have a dog.
However, it's really is Sebastian's dog because
Sebastian many years ago for his birthday really wanted to have a
dog. And his parents were not really
looking for a dog in their life. It was they had a lot of
responsibilities already. They were stretched pretty thin
between their two kids. But they said to Sebastian, we
will get you this dog as long as you promise that it will be your
responsibility. Sebastian, you know.