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Gen Z might be one of the 
softest Generations. 

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In today's Story Time proves it 
Buckle in as we're about to go 

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for quite the ride. 
So we're going to call the 

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subscriber who submitted this 
story PJ. 

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So anyways, there's a kid in 
PJ's class who were going to 

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call the Gen Z kid and just to 
give you context to why this is 

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totally the Gen Z kid. 
I'm going to tell you a little 

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mini story of what happened the 
summer before this. 

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So this whole story went down in
September and October of the 

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school year, but the summer 
before this, the Gen Z kid have 

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been going to school at PJ for a
while and when they got Got 

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back. 
Basically they start asking like

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oh what did you guys do over the
summer? 

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So basically the Gen Z kid was 
telling everyone how we got a 

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summer job and right, so they're
sophomores in high school and by

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the time you're a sophomore in 
high school you're not like 

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expected necessarily to get a 
summer job. 

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However, a lot of kids start to 
get summer jobs and it's almost 

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seen as like oh, you're being so
grown up in adult and manly and 

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moon whatever right if you get a
summer job. 

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So the Gen Z kid kind of wanted 
to pretend as if he As you know,

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super cool and super like 
grown-up or whatever. 

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And he says that he's got a 
summer job. 

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So obviously PJ and his friends 
asked, oh, what was your summer 

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job? 
And he's like, well I actually I

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spent a lot of time curating and
understanding algorithms and he 

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basically said a lot of nothing,
bro. 

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So they kind of pressed him 
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Like dude, what was your summer 
job? 

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And he was like, um, I was on 
Twitter a lot, but dude, it was 

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really hard work. 
So everyone's like, bro, did you

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just say that your summer job 
was you were on Twitter a lot. 

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I swear to god, dude. 
Like, at this point, some people

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genuinely believe that spending 
time on Twitter in Tick-Tock is 

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this is difficult. 
Hard tasks, man. 

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I don't know. 
But you guys working 

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construction or whatever, but 
dude, you don't understand 

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suffering like me because I need
to spend at least 12 hours per 

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day. 
On Tick Tock and on Twitter and 

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it's really a hard time dude. 
So yeah, people never took this 

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kid that seriously, but this is 
just a little taste of why we're

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calling this kid. 
The Gen Z kid and a like And 

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subscribe or you are officially 
part of the bad part of gen Z 

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and yeah, I mean you don't want 
to risk that man. 

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So anyways this whole story of 
the jinns he had literally suing

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the teacher because he got the 
gray that he deserved all 

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started early September, right? 
So PJ the Jen's, Big head and a 

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bunch of other kids all have 
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And, you know, this is sophomore
year, so you're getting into 

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high school and, you know, 
things are getting a little bit 

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harder, you're expected to do 
more. 

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You're actually expected to, I 
don't know, this is going to 

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sound really crazy guys, but 
this is your expected to do the 

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work that you're assigned or 
you'll get a bad grade, which I 

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know is completely shocking. 
Completely extreme crazy 

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ridiculous. 
And at least for the Jen's, you 

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kid, you know, he needed to like
make sure that he had is his 12 

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A hours per day on Tick Tock 
canceling people in Twitter 

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scrolling endlessly or it. 
I mean, if you didn't have that 

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fixed bro, he might actually 
pass away which is really, 

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really sad. 
I'm so sorry. 

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But anyways, TJ and a bunch of 
the other kids in the Gen Z kid 

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were in a class. 
And we're going to call the 

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teacher, Miss Davenport. 
That's kind of a standard name. 

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I give to teachers but whatever.
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So sure, enough there in a 
Algebra 2 class, which is 

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pretty, you know, impressive, if
you're taking Algebra 2, and 

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your sophomore year, you're 
probably, pretty good at math. 

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But also if you're in The higher
math classes or accelerated math

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classes, you're normally 
expected that you're probably 

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going to do a little bit of work
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So sure enough this was not an 
easy class Algebra 2 is not an 

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easy subject. 
I know I took major Ells in high

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school when I took Algebra 2 and
I just finished a calculus to 

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exam Limelight of failed it, but
we'll see. 

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Anyways, leave a like to save 
myself from seeing my grade, 

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which I will get very soon, big 
sad. 

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But anyways, so the Gen Z kid 
basically spent the entire first

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week, which In all fairness 
first week is kind of like book 

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week. 
So it's not as not as important,

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but he spent the entire week, 
literally on his phone on 

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Twitter. 
So, this kid was kind of thought

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himself, was he thought he was a
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he actually was, which is a 
pretty standard gen Z kid trait.

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He had a Twitter account that 
had like six followers and he 

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would tweet like 12 times per 
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What is he doing? 
Favorite foods who should be 

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cancelled next? 
Because we got to cancel. 

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Everyone basically standard 
Twitter. 

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Standard Twitter user, be like 
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And the thing is, right. 
Not I was going to call the kid 

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been PJ, right? 
PJ and his friends. 

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We're not really friends with 
the Gen Z kid because they 

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couldn't relate because they 
didn't spend six hours and take 

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talk every day. 
They actually went outside and 

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touch grass, which is really 
freaking crazy, but okay, 

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whatever. 
So sure enough, right there, 

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looking over and they're can't, 
they can't really pay too much 

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attention, to whatever the Gen Z
kid is doing because there are 

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genuinely trying to learn and 
they're genuinely trying not to 

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fail this. 
Class because it's actually 

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really hard. 
But like PJ like turns over to 

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his friend, we're going to call 
Ben, he's like, dude, been 

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bands. 
Like yeah, what's up, bro? 

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He's like look over and he like 
points over the Gen Z kid who's 

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on his phone like tweeting doing
scrolling on Twitter, maybe 

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going on take talk a little bit 
with captions on and the sound 

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off. 
He's like dude like this kids 

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not going to do well liked in 
all fairness, like PJ and his 

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friends. 
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They go on their phone a little 
bit and sure they would do this 

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stuff, but they would only do it
in other classes because this 

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was a genuinely Will called 
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Like this was the one that they 
knew that everyone needed to 

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Buckle in. 
And they also knew for a fact 

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that it wasn't like the jensi 
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And the thing is this Behavior 
went on for weeks this was not a

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one-off type thing. 
This is behavior that just kept 

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going. 
So for in the entire month of 

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September, this kid one would 
not hand in the homework that 

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they had to do every week. 
So basically part of the grade 

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was you needed to hand in 
homework and one thing I We'll 

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say that, you know, shout out to
miss Davenport in the teacher. 

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In this story was that the the 
homework was graded for 

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completion. 
Not correctness. 

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I always feel like tests that's 
where you should be graded for 

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how? 
Well, you can actually do it. 

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I feel like homework is where 
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That's where your effort grade 
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I really don't like it. 
When teachers start grading you 

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for like, how? 
Well you do your homework. 

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Maybe it's a quality filter to 
make sure people don't randomly 

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like put stuff down. 
But dude, at the end of the day 

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test will probably make up the 
majority of the Anyways gave me 

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a little bit of a chance. 
I struggle in math, bro. 

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Like come on now. 
But anyways, so this was like 

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the easiest most softball, you 
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And the other thing is too, it 
was like 30 percent of their 

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grade, it was really cool. 
You know, Miss Davenport one of 

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them to succeed. 
However you know who never 

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turned it in every single week, 
the Gen Z kid and the one who'll

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Miss Davenport had was that if 
you're going to turn it in late,

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you need to give me a reason 
like A day before or it has to 

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be an insanely, good reason you 
can't just hand it in 

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willy-nilly, I'm not going to be
accepting late stuff, just 

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because like, it is such, I 
mean, you have to go to the 

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hospital, someone dies, 
something like understandable 

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happens. 
Sure. 

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Whatever the thing is, though, 
the Gen Z kid, not only, he 

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didn't just turn things in late,
he didn't turn things in at all.

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So throughout the entire month 
of September the Genesee kid 

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basically got a zero in the 
homework, the most easiest part 

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possible and also every single 
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They would have a quiz on 
whatever they were doing. 

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But here's the thing, the jensi 
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Tick-Tock and you not YouTube. 
YouTube is for the cool people. 

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You guys are cool and Tick-Tock 
and incest, and Twitter, and 

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just quote retweet. 
Let's cancel this person. 

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Oh my God, I got to go back and 
Tick-Tock. 

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I got to get my next fix. 
Oh yeah, check talk. 

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Oh yeah, yeah. 
Just the entire time, not doing 

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anything, not putting in any 
effort because he believed that 

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Oh my god, I've spent all my day
on spend all my day on Twitter. 

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That's hard. 
Arduous task, right? 

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So sure enough you know PJ turns
to his friend one day because 

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they're sitting at lunch and 
they're like bro I actually 

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think the Gen Z kids going to 
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So they talk about it because 
you know PJ sits next to like 

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they kind of like the Gen Z kids
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they're taking the quizzes right
PJ knows exactly what to do. 

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The quizzes, the quiz questions 
are never that difficult, it's 

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normally the test where it gets 
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But PJ would Do it and he would 
have bought walk by the Gen Z 

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kid as he's like, handing it in 
his assignment and we look over 

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and the Gen Z kid. 
Just would not have anything 

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written down at all. 
So let's skip forward toward to 

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Midway through October. 
This is when they have one of 

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their two major tests, this is a
big part of their grade in the 

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Gen C. 
Kit is basically failing in 

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class at this point because he 
doesn't pay attention, he 

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doesn't hand in the homework 
which is a softball, super easy 

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grade. 
And he also just doesn't 

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complete the quizzes, Which is 
not easy and the fact that you 

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need to get them. 
Right. 

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But the quiz questions are just 
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So, anyways, it is finally the 
day of the test and I You know, 

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the Genesee kid did not study. 
He didn't do any of that so they

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get in there, and p.j. does. 
Well, things are going well for 

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him. 
Everyone in the class who put in

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the effort, did at least okay, 
right? 

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Sometimes you put in a lot of 
effort and it just doesn't click

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effort. 
Doesn't always equal the exact 

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same outcome if everyone puts in
the same effort, I understand 

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that as there's some classes I 
put no effort into and I get a 

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really good grade and other 
people put effort into and they 

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don't but vice versa, I put a 
lot of effort to Classes and I 

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get crushed, I get shellacked 
and there's it, just it, this is

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life, right? 
However everyone did pretty 

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well. 
Except for the Gen Z kid and you

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might be thinking, how does PJ 
know exactly what his grade was.

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Well, I don't know if you guys 
have ever used canvas before. 

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Basically canvas is, you know, 
it's a grading software, right? 

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It's a also, like it helps, you 
like, lets you look at your 

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classes, all that type of stuff.
It also shows you the high low 

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and average of the tests. 
So when the test grades came out

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and PJ was really freaking out, 
he like an 88 average was an 85,

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great good work, right. 
But you can see the low though. 

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Slow was at 6%. 
And BJ was like, bro. 

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Are you serious right now? 
And yeah. 

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After because he didn't, he 
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This algebra 2 class was 
actually pretty difficult, so it

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wasn't a lot of people and PJ 
and his friends kind of knew 

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everybody. 
So through PJ, and his friends 

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kind of talking around and not 
talking to the Gen Z. 

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Kid by process of elimination, 
they figured out that everyone 

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else did. 
Okay. 

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Like one kid got like a 78 and 
he was upset about it but 

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Everyone got in the range and 
that's when they realized that 

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the Gen Z kid was the only one 
who didn't actually, you know, 

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he's the only one who could have
possibly gotten a 6% and this is

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the Gen Z kids breaking point 
and he believes that he is being

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quote, unquote, discriminated 
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Yep. 
That's why he's doing bad. 

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And he is going to try and Sue 
the teacher. 

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Yeah, Buckle in. 
Get your cringe goggles on 

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because we're heading. 
And straightforward headfirst 

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heading in. 
Right. 

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So anyways the next day comes 
around and the teacher to hands 

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back. 
The tests. 

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Everyone already knows how they 
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questions they got wrong. 
They don't know what exact 

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feedback they got. 
So it's less stressful now 

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because they know what you did, 
you know what, you got and stuff

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like this. 
However, you know, the teachers 

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walking around and the teachers,
handing back these tests and 

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there's one student who is not 
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Here's the thing and college 
people Miss class, The time, 

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it's literally, whatever. 
Yeah, you might get docked on 

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the participation, attendance, 
whatever, but not all classes 

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have that as part of your grade 
attendance is not something you 

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see that, it lack of attendance 
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regular, right in high school in
a lot of high schools, you don't

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attend class. 
Once you get taken out back and 

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beat over the head bro, like 
it's crazy dude. 

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But yeah, so this kid was not in
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you know, PJ and his friends 
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this kid? 
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later, ten minutes after the 
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walks in and he walks in, with 
his like his his chest puffed 

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out, all like that, right? 
He's all proud of himself, 

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whatever and he walks in with a 
piece of paper and he goes up to

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the teacher and he's like, you 
ma'am are being sued for 

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discrimination. 
Dun dun, dun. 

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So, yeah. 
Anyways, that's a pretty big 

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thing. 
That's a pretty big thing and I 

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don't know how legit the 
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But at least at a minimum the 
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legit as possible. 
The Gen Z kid slams it down on 

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the desk and walks out of there.
The teacher looks at it laughs 

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and continues on with class as 
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But this is not the end of the 
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You might be thinking, oh, well 
the ttip. 

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This must have been like a joke,
whatever, or not, even a joke, 

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but just the jensi kid thought 
it was super like he was super 

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serious or whatever and the 
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It does not end here. 
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So basically what happens next 
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to realize that nobody is taking
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because he's a massive joke, but
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and he's not happy about this. 
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they Have kind of like end of 
school meetings, which is weird 

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to me because I normally expect 
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Like morning meetings that 
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start your day. 
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end of day meetings which 
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People do it differently 
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And so sure enough this was a on
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they have end of school 
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meeting where you sign up and 
you can present Thing of 

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importance. 
The only thing is, you can only 

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have so many people sign up and 
you have to spend only two 

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minutes per person and after the
slots are full, whatever. 

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So anyways, the spoiled kid must
have not sorry, not to spoil 

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kid. 
I got spoiled kids on my mind, 

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the Gen Z kid must have gotten a
slot because he puts his name on

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it and they're all sitting out 
there, PJ and his friends are 

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all sitting in the same row, 
listening to announcements 

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important information. 
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you guys go, this is the student
section, whatever kid goes, Up 

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their presents that, you know, 
he's having a big sale of this 

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mom. 
People should come out proceeds 

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are going to charity, right? 
Whatever. 

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All this type of stuff and 
that's when the Gen Z kid comes 

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up. 
And says, I want to let you guys

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know that I'm in the middle of a
lawsuit against Miss Davenport 

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for discrimination. 
She gave me a six percent on my 

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exam and I'm currently failing 
the algebra 2 class and there's 

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not a single way that there's no
way that I could deserve such a 

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grade. 
Well, she's discriminating 

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against me and for that reason, 
I am not only suing her, but 

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tomorrow morning at 8:00, a.m. 
we are having a protest against 

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Miss Davenport. 
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And the Gen Z kid walks off 
stage and immediately everyone 

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burst in a conversation because 
like, dude, this was like a 

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normal school, like people were 
not weird, like us, most of the 

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time. 
Nothing like this has ever 

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happened before so they're all 
like oh my God like a lawsuit 

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against discrimination like dude
what? 

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The thing is Pete. 
Jay and his friends knew that 

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they could not let this slide 
Miss Davenport was low, key of 

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G, she helped them out. 
So PJ and his friends were not 

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going to let this slander go. 
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immediately start talking to 
everyone being like we're in the

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Gen Z kids class. 
There's no discrimination going 

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on. 
None of that. 

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You know it's actually 
happening. 

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Do doesn't try bro does not try 
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everything. 
So basically the truth spreads 

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like wildfire. 
So by the end, Of the day. 

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Not only in remember, it is 
basically the end of the day. 

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So everyone's walking on a 
meeting talking about this but 

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word spread. 
So, so quickly. 

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So by the time everyone gets 
home, not only does everyone 

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know about the quote unquote 
gem, see kid. 

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I'm gonna sue you for 
discriminating against me when 

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the actual truth is like no 
discrimination happened. 

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It's just you don't study 
everyone learned the truth about

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that. 
And so sure enough, the next day

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the jensi kid walks in to 
school, late like 805 because 

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the thing is right. 
True. 

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What happens is school starts at
like 8:15. 

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So the Gen Z kid wanted everyone
to get there at 8:00 and be 

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protesting against the teacher, 
gave me a bad grade. 

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But Waba the jensi kid gets her 
at 8:05. 

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So the Gen Z kid is legitimately
late to his own protest, right? 

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And he shows up and nobody's 
there, not a single person is 

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there. 
So the density kid is super mad 

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and the Genesee kid is basically
going to start screaming at 

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people for you're not at your 
fake. 

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I don't I don't even know what 
he's going to say, right? 

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Your thing. 
All right, I'm gonna go back on 

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Twitter and take cock in the 
scroll forever and rot away in 

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my room, whatever. 
So, but he starts walking around

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and that's when, like, this 
group of people come up to him. 

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And basically say, like, look, 
we're not happy with you and 

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he's like, wait, I'm the one 
who's being like discriminated 

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against guys, like I don't know 
what's going on right now in 

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this group of people comprise of
older kids, younger kids every 

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like Huge like very like, makes 
whatever. 

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I'd they say, look. 
We think that like, you know, 

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first of all, we know the truth,
we know that you're not being 

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discriminated against, we know 
that, you know what you're doing

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is you just don't try and class 
and the results like your 

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actions, dictate your results 
and they say, we're not going to

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let you get away with basically 
hopping on legitimate issues 

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discrimination is a legitimate 
issue across the board, right? 

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We're not going to let you hop 
on a movement that is out to 

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Real problems in the world just 
to get yourself a better grade 

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because you didn't try and they 
basically told them that there's

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an ultimatum that one of them 
was going to either. 

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One of them was going to sign up
for the next week's morning, me 

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or evening meeting whatever, 
they call it slot to give a cow 

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basically to expose the truth 
which this has never happened. 

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And the thing is I think after 
this point, the teachers are 

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going to learn to like bet the 
presentations but they just 

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never had issues. 
So anyone could go up and do 

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whatever. 
Ever, they wanted basically they

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said they're going to go up on 
the evening meeting next 

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Wednesday, expose the truth or 
if he doesn't want them to do 

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that to drop the lawsuit into 
next morning, meeting to go up 

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there announcer, you're dropping
the lawsuit and apologize, and 

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say that there's a 
miscommunication and that no 

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discrimination happened. 
So this point right? 

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The the Gen C kit is like no, 
you guys don't understand. 

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I'm actually the victim here and
after a bit of like basically 

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them saying no, you're not 
either you go up and apologize 

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or we're going to drag you 
through the mud publicly and 

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then you're going to have to 
apologize. 

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Eventually, the Genesee kid kind
of comes to his senses realize 

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that he messed up drops the 
lawsuit, right? 

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Quote unquote, lawsuit 
definitely did some goofy thing 

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he drafted up but drops the 
quote-unquote lawsuit, right? 

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Apologizes next week after 
meeting. 

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And yeah, then it was lets us 
say that PJ said that it was 

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like one of the most awkward 
situations when the kid 

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eventually came back into class 
and the teacher was pretty cool 

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about it. 
Is having poor didn't say that 

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much because she knew that this 
kid was just in his own world 

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and that he doesn't know any 
better, but she did at one point

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make one joke about it and the 
whole class laughed actually 

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correction the hole. 
Class, didn't laugh everybody in

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the class laughed at the joke 
about the lawsuit, except one 

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kid. 
Yeah. 

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Except the jug of the video on 
screen right now, I know you'll 

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enjoy it, just click it, do it.