Gen Z might be one of the softest Generations.
In today's Story Time proves it Buckle in as we're about to go
for quite the ride. So we're going to call the
subscriber who submitted this story PJ.
So anyways, there's a kid in PJ's class who were going to
call the Gen Z kid and just to give you context to why this is
totally the Gen Z kid. I'm going to tell you a little
mini story of what happened the summer before this.
So this whole story went down in September and October of the
school year, but the summer before this, the Gen Z kid have
been going to school at PJ for a while and when they got Got
back. Basically they start asking like
oh what did you guys do over the summer?
So basically the Gen Z kid was telling everyone how we got a
summer job and right, so they're sophomores in high school and by
the time you're a sophomore in high school you're not like
expected necessarily to get a summer job.
However, a lot of kids start to get summer jobs and it's almost
seen as like oh, you're being so grown up in adult and manly and
moon whatever right if you get a summer job.
So the Gen Z kid kind of wanted to pretend as if he As you know,
super cool and super like grown-up or whatever.
And he says that he's got a summer job.
So obviously PJ and his friends asked, oh, what was your summer
job? And he's like, well I actually I
spent a lot of time curating and understanding algorithms and he
basically said a lot of nothing, bro.
So they kind of pressed him there.
Like dude, what was your summer job?
And he was like, um, I was on Twitter a lot, but dude, it was
really hard work. So everyone's like, bro, did you
just say that your summer job was you were on Twitter a lot.
I swear to god, dude. Like, at this point, some people
genuinely believe that spending time on Twitter in Tick-Tock is
this is difficult. Hard tasks, man.
I don't know. But you guys working
construction or whatever, but dude, you don't understand
suffering like me because I need to spend at least 12 hours per
day. On Tick Tock and on Twitter and
it's really a hard time dude. So yeah, people never took this
kid that seriously, but this is just a little taste of why we're
calling this kid. The Gen Z kid and a like And
subscribe or you are officially part of the bad part of gen Z
and yeah, I mean you don't want to risk that man.
So anyways this whole story of the jinns he had literally suing
the teacher because he got the gray that he deserved all
started early September, right? So PJ the Jen's, Big head and a
bunch of other kids all have class together.
And, you know, this is sophomore year, so you're getting into
high school and, you know, things are getting a little bit
harder, you're expected to do more.
You're actually expected to, I don't know, this is going to
sound really crazy guys, but this is your expected to do the
work that you're assigned or you'll get a bad grade, which I
know is completely shocking. Completely extreme crazy
ridiculous. And at least for the Jen's, you
kid, you know, he needed to like make sure that he had is his 12
A hours per day on Tick Tock canceling people in Twitter
scrolling endlessly or it. I mean, if you didn't have that
fixed bro, he might actually pass away which is really,
really sad. I'm so sorry.
But anyways, TJ and a bunch of the other kids in the Gen Z kid
were in a class. And we're going to call the
teacher, Miss Davenport. That's kind of a standard name.
I give to teachers but whatever. Right.
So sure, enough there in a Algebra 2 class, which is
pretty, you know, impressive, if you're taking Algebra 2, and
your sophomore year, you're probably, pretty good at math.
But also if you're in The higher math classes or accelerated math
classes, you're normally expected that you're probably
going to do a little bit of work to be in that class.
So sure enough this was not an easy class Algebra 2 is not an
easy subject. I know I took major Ells in high
school when I took Algebra 2 and I just finished a calculus to
exam Limelight of failed it, but we'll see.
Anyways, leave a like to save myself from seeing my grade,
which I will get very soon, big sad.
But anyways, so the Gen Z kid basically spent the entire first
week, which In all fairness first week is kind of like book
week. So it's not as not as important,
but he spent the entire week, literally on his phone on
Twitter. So, this kid was kind of thought
himself, was he thought he was a little bit more important than
he actually was, which is a pretty standard gen Z kid trait.
He had a Twitter account that had like six followers and he
would tweet like 12 times per day.
What is he doing? Favorite foods who should be
cancelled next? Because we got to cancel.
Everyone basically standard Twitter.
Standard Twitter user, be like type situation.
And the thing is, right. Not I was going to call the kid
been PJ, right? PJ and his friends.
We're not really friends with the Gen Z kid because they
couldn't relate because they didn't spend six hours and take
talk every day. They actually went outside and
touch grass, which is really freaking crazy, but okay,
whatever. So sure enough, right there,
looking over and they're can't, they can't really pay too much
attention, to whatever the Gen Z kid is doing because there are
genuinely trying to learn and they're genuinely trying not to
fail this. Class because it's actually
really hard. But like PJ like turns over to
his friend, we're going to call Ben, he's like, dude, been
bands. Like yeah, what's up, bro?
He's like look over and he like points over the Gen Z kid who's
on his phone like tweeting doing scrolling on Twitter, maybe
going on take talk a little bit with captions on and the sound
off. He's like dude like this kids
not going to do well liked in all fairness, like PJ and his
friends. Sure.
They go on their phone a little bit and sure they would do this
stuff, but they would only do it in other classes because this
was a genuinely Will called class.
Like this was the one that they knew that everyone needed to
Buckle in. And they also knew for a fact
that it wasn't like the jensi kid had taken this class before.
And the thing is this Behavior went on for weeks this was not a
one-off type thing. This is behavior that just kept
going. So for in the entire month of
September, this kid one would not hand in the homework that
they had to do every week. So basically part of the grade
was you needed to hand in homework and one thing I We'll
say that, you know, shout out to miss Davenport in the teacher.
In this story was that the the homework was graded for
completion. Not correctness.
I always feel like tests that's where you should be graded for
how? Well, you can actually do it.
I feel like homework is where you put it.
That's where your effort grade comes from.
I really don't like it. When teachers start grading you
for like, how? Well you do your homework.
Maybe it's a quality filter to make sure people don't randomly
like put stuff down. But dude, at the end of the day
test will probably make up the majority of the Anyways gave me
a little bit of a chance. I struggle in math, bro.
Like come on now. But anyways, so this was like
the easiest most softball, you know, grade possible.
And the other thing is too, it was like 30 percent of their
grade, it was really cool. You know, Miss Davenport one of
them to succeed. However you know who never
turned it in every single week, the Gen Z kid and the one who'll
Miss Davenport had was that if you're going to turn it in late,
you need to give me a reason like A day before or it has to
be an insanely, good reason you can't just hand it in
willy-nilly, I'm not going to be accepting late stuff, just
because like, it is such, I mean, you have to go to the
hospital, someone dies, something like understandable
happens. Sure.
Whatever the thing is, though, the Gen Z kid, not only, he
didn't just turn things in late, he didn't turn things in at all.
So throughout the entire month of September the Genesee kid
basically got a zero in the homework, the most easiest part
possible and also every single week, they would have Quiz.
They would have a quiz on whatever they were doing.
But here's the thing, the jensi kid was way, too busy on
Tick-Tock and you not YouTube. YouTube is for the cool people.
You guys are cool and Tick-Tock and incest, and Twitter, and
just quote retweet. Let's cancel this person.
Oh my God, I got to go back and Tick-Tock.
I got to get my next fix. Oh yeah, check talk.
Oh yeah, yeah. Just the entire time, not doing
anything, not putting in any effort because he believed that
Oh my god, I've spent all my day on spend all my day on Twitter.
That's hard. Arduous task, right?
So sure enough you know PJ turns to his friend one day because
they're sitting at lunch and they're like bro I actually
think the Gen Z kids going to fail out of class.
So they talk about it because you know PJ sits next to like
they kind of like the Gen Z kids sits in near them so when
they're taking the quizzes right PJ knows exactly what to do.
The quizzes, the quiz questions are never that difficult, it's
normally the test where it gets kind of difficult.
But PJ would Do it and he would have bought walk by the Gen Z
kid as he's like, handing it in his assignment and we look over
and the Gen Z kid. Just would not have anything
written down at all. So let's skip forward toward to
Midway through October. This is when they have one of
their two major tests, this is a big part of their grade in the
Gen C. Kit is basically failing in
class at this point because he doesn't pay attention, he
doesn't hand in the homework which is a softball, super easy
grade. And he also just doesn't
complete the quizzes, Which is not easy and the fact that you
need to get them. Right.
But the quiz questions are just genuinely not that bad.
So, anyways, it is finally the day of the test and I You know,
the Genesee kid did not study. He didn't do any of that so they
get in there, and p.j. does. Well, things are going well for
him. Everyone in the class who put in
the effort, did at least okay, right?
Sometimes you put in a lot of effort and it just doesn't click
effort. Doesn't always equal the exact
same outcome if everyone puts in the same effort, I understand
that as there's some classes I put no effort into and I get a
really good grade and other people put effort into and they
don't but vice versa, I put a lot of effort to Classes and I
get crushed, I get shellacked and there's it, just it, this is
life, right? However everyone did pretty
well. Except for the Gen Z kid and you
might be thinking, how does PJ know exactly what his grade was.
Well, I don't know if you guys have ever used canvas before.
Basically canvas is, you know, it's a grading software, right?
It's a also, like it helps, you like, lets you look at your
classes, all that type of stuff. It also shows you the high low
and average of the tests. So when the test grades came out
and PJ was really freaking out, he like an 88 average was an 85,
great good work, right. But you can see the low though.
Slow was at 6%. And BJ was like, bro.
Are you serious right now? And yeah.
After because he didn't, he wasn't in a big class.
This algebra 2 class was actually pretty difficult, so it
wasn't a lot of people and PJ and his friends kind of knew
everybody. So through PJ, and his friends
kind of talking around and not talking to the Gen Z.
Kid by process of elimination, they figured out that everyone
else did. Okay.
Like one kid got like a 78 and he was upset about it but
Everyone got in the range and that's when they realized that
the Gen Z kid was the only one who didn't actually, you know,
he's the only one who could have possibly gotten a 6% and this is
the Gen Z kids breaking point and he believes that he is being
quote, unquote, discriminated against.
Yep. That's why he's doing bad.
And he is going to try and Sue the teacher.
Yeah, Buckle in. Get your cringe goggles on
because we're heading. And straightforward headfirst
heading in. Right.
So anyways the next day comes around and the teacher to hands
back. The tests.
Everyone already knows how they did, but they don't know what
questions they got wrong. They don't know what exact
feedback they got. So it's less stressful now
because they know what you did, you know what, you got and stuff
like this. However, you know, the teachers
walking around and the teachers, handing back these tests and
there's one student who is not present.
Here's the thing and college people Miss class, The time,
it's literally, whatever. Yeah, you might get docked on
the participation, attendance, whatever, but not all classes
have that as part of your grade attendance is not something you
see that, it lack of attendance is something that's pretty
regular, right in high school in a lot of high schools, you don't
attend class. Once you get taken out back and
beat over the head bro, like it's crazy dude.
But yeah, so this kid was not in class and everyone like that,
you know, PJ and his friends were like, dude, what's up with
this kid? And that's when 10 minutes
later, ten minutes after the class has started, the Gen Z kid
walks in and he walks in, with his like his his chest puffed
out, all like that, right? He's all proud of himself,
whatever and he walks in with a piece of paper and he goes up to
the teacher and he's like, you ma'am are being sued for
discrimination. Dun dun, dun.
So, yeah. Anyways, that's a pretty big
thing. That's a pretty big thing and I
don't know how legit the document was.
But at least at a minimum the Gen Z kid, try to make it as
legit as possible. The Gen Z kid slams it down on
the desk and walks out of there. The teacher looks at it laughs
and continues on with class as if nothing happened.
But this is not the end of the jensi kid.
You might be thinking, oh, well the ttip.
This must have been like a joke, whatever, or not, even a joke,
but just the jensi kid thought it was super like he was super
serious or whatever and the teacher laughed it off.
It does not end here. It gets worse.
So basically what happens next is the Genesee kid is starting
to realize that nobody is taking him seriously understandably
because he's a massive joke, but nobody's taking him seriously
and he's not happy about this. So he decides that, you know,
they Have kind of like end of school meetings, which is weird
to me because I normally expect to see end of school.
Like morning meetings that happen in the morning and you
start your day. But this High School had like
end of day meetings which whatever, right?
People do it differently depending on where you go.
And so sure enough this was a on a Wednesday and on Wednesdays
they have end of school meetings.
Basically, there's a little portion at the end of the
meeting where you sign up and you can present Thing of
importance. The only thing is, you can only
have so many people sign up and you have to spend only two
minutes per person and after the slots are full, whatever.
So anyways, the spoiled kid must have not sorry, not to spoil
kid. I got spoiled kids on my mind,
the Gen Z kid must have gotten a slot because he puts his name on
it and they're all sitting out there, PJ and his friends are
all sitting in the same row, listening to announcements
important information. And finally, right before we let
you guys go, this is the student section, whatever kid goes, Up
their presents that, you know, he's having a big sale of this
mom. People should come out proceeds
are going to charity, right? Whatever.
All this type of stuff and that's when the Gen Z kid comes
up. And says, I want to let you guys
know that I'm in the middle of a lawsuit against Miss Davenport
for discrimination. She gave me a six percent on my
exam and I'm currently failing the algebra 2 class and there's
not a single way that there's no way that I could deserve such a
grade. Well, she's discriminating
against me and for that reason, I am not only suing her, but
tomorrow morning at 8:00, a.m. we are having a protest against
Miss Davenport. Yeah.
And the Gen Z kid walks off stage and immediately everyone
burst in a conversation because like, dude, this was like a
normal school, like people were not weird, like us, most of the
time. Nothing like this has ever
happened before so they're all like oh my God like a lawsuit
against discrimination like dude what?
The thing is Pete. Jay and his friends knew that
they could not let this slide Miss Davenport was low, key of
G, she helped them out. So PJ and his friends were not
going to let this slander go. So PJ and his friends
immediately start talking to everyone being like we're in the
Gen Z kids class. There's no discrimination going
on. None of that.
You know it's actually happening.
Do doesn't try bro does not try and they go on to tell
everything. So basically the truth spreads
like wildfire. So by the end, Of the day.
Not only in remember, it is basically the end of the day.
So everyone's walking on a meeting talking about this but
word spread. So, so quickly.
So by the time everyone gets home, not only does everyone
know about the quote unquote gem, see kid.
I'm gonna sue you for discriminating against me when
the actual truth is like no discrimination happened.
It's just you don't study everyone learned the truth about
that. And so sure enough, the next day
the jensi kid walks in to school, late like 805 because
the thing is right. True.
What happens is school starts at like 8:15.
So the Gen Z kid wanted everyone to get there at 8:00 and be
protesting against the teacher, gave me a bad grade.
But Waba the jensi kid gets her at 8:05.
So the Gen Z kid is legitimately late to his own protest, right?
And he shows up and nobody's there, not a single person is
there. So the density kid is super mad
and the Genesee kid is basically going to start screaming at
people for you're not at your fake.
I don't I don't even know what he's going to say, right?
Your thing. All right, I'm gonna go back on
Twitter and take cock in the scroll forever and rot away in
my room, whatever. So, but he starts walking around
and that's when, like, this group of people come up to him.
And basically say, like, look, we're not happy with you and
he's like, wait, I'm the one who's being like discriminated
against guys, like I don't know what's going on right now in
this group of people comprise of older kids, younger kids every
like Huge like very like, makes whatever.
I'd they say, look. We think that like, you know,
first of all, we know the truth, we know that you're not being
discriminated against, we know that, you know what you're doing
is you just don't try and class and the results like your
actions, dictate your results and they say, we're not going to
let you get away with basically hopping on legitimate issues
discrimination is a legitimate issue across the board, right?
We're not going to let you hop on a movement that is out to
Real problems in the world just to get yourself a better grade
because you didn't try and they basically told them that there's
an ultimatum that one of them was going to either.
One of them was going to sign up for the next week's morning, me
or evening meeting whatever, they call it slot to give a cow
basically to expose the truth which this has never happened.
And the thing is I think after this point, the teachers are
going to learn to like bet the presentations but they just
never had issues. So anyone could go up and do
whatever. Ever, they wanted basically they
said they're going to go up on the evening meeting next
Wednesday, expose the truth or if he doesn't want them to do
that to drop the lawsuit into next morning, meeting to go up
there announcer, you're dropping the lawsuit and apologize, and
say that there's a miscommunication and that no
discrimination happened. So this point right?
The the Gen C kit is like no, you guys don't understand.
I'm actually the victim here and after a bit of like basically
them saying no, you're not either you go up and apologize
or we're going to drag you through the mud publicly and
then you're going to have to apologize.
Eventually, the Genesee kid kind of comes to his senses realize
that he messed up drops the lawsuit, right?
Quote unquote, lawsuit definitely did some goofy thing
he drafted up but drops the quote-unquote lawsuit, right?
Apologizes next week after meeting.
And yeah, then it was lets us say that PJ said that it was
like one of the most awkward situations when the kid
eventually came back into class and the teacher was pretty cool
about it. Is having poor didn't say that
much because she knew that this kid was just in his own world
and that he doesn't know any better, but she did at one point
make one joke about it and the whole class laughed actually
correction the hole. Class, didn't laugh everybody in
the class laughed at the joke about the lawsuit, except one
kid. Yeah.
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