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How's it going everyone? 
Today we got a story time of a 

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spoiled kid who absolutely loses
it on his coach, because the 

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spoiled kid thinks he's an 
absolute genius in an absolute 

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athletic phenomenon when he's 
actually pretty trash. 

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This boil. 
Kid goes to some crazy Lance, 

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and I actually does some really 
insane stuff that I know you 

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will find at least entertaining 
maybe a bit irritating, but also

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at least entertaining. 
I know you'll enjoy today's 

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story guys. 
So sit back, relax, subscribe if

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you're new, leave a like on the 
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You're free nothing as always 
but limited time, unless this 

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jump right into the story, so 
we're going to call this 

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subscriber who submitted this 
story Eric. 

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So anyways, right, Eric was 
trying out for the basketball 

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team, let's set the scene it's 
wintertime. 

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It's just the beginning of 
winter time in the basketball 

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season has started. 
So, anyways, right, since the 

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basketball season has started, 
there are tryouts and Eric is 

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fairly good and their local high
in their High School logo, high 

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school. 
I guess the high school, did 

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they go to has tryouts for the 
varsity team? 

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So they don't have JV team the 
funding is a little bit limited.

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So the only team that they have 
unfortunately is the varsity 

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team. 
There's a lot of kids that are 

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pretty good at basketball and 
the sad thing is, if you're good

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but not good enough, you kind of
don't get to play, which kind of

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means the people who are just 
like sub varsity and barely or 

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almost good enough to be on 
Varsity. 

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Won't ever be able to be on it, 
unless they spend a lot of time 

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outside of school because then 
they won't have time to practice

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in school, it's unfortunate, but
it is what it is with a lot of 

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things in life. 
It is what it is. 

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And it's For you to internalize 
it. 

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Anyways though let's Jump Ahead 
to the tryouts. 

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So sure enough there's another 
kit so a lot of kids are trying 

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out the teams fit about 20 and 
there's like 40 kids trying out 

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which is always a little bit 
stressful. 

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I mean even if you know that you
have a decent shot of getting 

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on, which the subscriber Eric is
quite good at basketball, it's 

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his freshman year so he hasn't 
he's he hasn't been on the team 

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like last year. 
It's not like there's a 

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sophomore that has been on the 
team before, but you know, when 

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he was in, you know, middle 
school, he would go to the 

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games. 
Here's a sense of how good the 

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vasu all varsity team is and he 
knows that he probably fits 

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somewhere around there. 
However, even with this being 

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said, it's still kind of 
stressful. 

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Because, look, he doesn't 
actually know how good the 

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competition is. 
He doesn't know if the standards

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are higher, he doesn't know if 
he's just going to perform 

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really terribly in the coach, 
doesn't see him at his true 

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average or true Peak or 
whatever. 

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And he just shows the worst 
possible case every single time 

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which might speak more of a 
bility to perform Under Pressure

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anyways but yes. 
So Eric's pretty nervous, most 

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the other kids are nervous, but 
one kid is not nervous. 

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That kid is the spoiled kid. 
So the spoiled kid is less of a 

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spoiled kid, in a sense of like 
finances, even though his 

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parents are, there's parents are
Ballin for sure, right? 

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But he's not spoiled in the 
sense of like he's flexing his 

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like wads of cash. 
In everyone's face. 

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He's not spoiled in the way that
the last spoiled kid, who 

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literally smashed a kids 
computer, just to prove how 

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Richie was, which is a 
ridiculous story. 

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I think you'll enjoy it. 
So watch it after this one, if 

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you haven't already But anyways,
right so sure enough this kid 

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was spoiled in the sense that he
believed that he was simply a 

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god at everything that he wanted
to do is you need to like, solve

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the the physics of the universe 
move aside. 

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Einstein spoiled kid is good at 
that. 

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You want to have some insane, 
athletic ability, maybe in 

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basketball move aside, LeBron 
James spoiled kid, is actually 

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the greatest man at basketball. 
You want to impress every 

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ladies. 
Move aside the Who runs the 

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counter pugs Channel because 
jokes because you know, spoiled 

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kid. 
He's number one, look, it's very

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good to go into situations with 
a sense of confidence, you'll 

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probably do better, but there's 
a difference in a fine line. 

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You have to learn in life, how 
to ride this properly, a fine 

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line between confidence and 
arrogance. 

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Arrogance, and hubris will 
absolutely screw you up in life 

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confidence will help you 
succeed. 

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So figure that out, you'll learn
through life, how that actually 

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works? 
Anyways, the spoiled kid believe

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that he is always better. 
He Immediately good at 

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everything. 
And he's also immediately and 

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just by default better than 
everyone else at everything. 

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I think his parents kind of 
nurtured this environment. 

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So, once again, it's I'm a 
little conflicted if I can 

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actually blame the kid because 
it's partially him, but also 

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partially his parents. 
Yeah, every single time there's 

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a spoiled kid. 
I'm like, well, he is a product 

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of his environment and he's not 
a fully grown adult. 

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Like he doesn't have a, his 
profound frontal cortex is still

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is still developing so I can 
only be so mad at him, right? 

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But anyways, we get to try outs 
and you might Be thinking, well,

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the spoiled kid is so confident 
and the only confident one 

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there. 
Well maybe Connor. 

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Maybe there's a chance that he's
actually pretty good. 

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Maybe he actually knows what 
he's doing, man. 

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He's the worst bro. 
He's actually so trashed. 

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So anyways, right, they get onto
the look. 

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There's a bit of the story that 
might be a little bit incorrect.

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There might be some terminology 
that's not correct. 

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I'm not a basketball guy, never 
have been. 

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So I might say some stuff that's
not true, like how the tryouts 

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work but bear with me and fill 
in the gaps that make sense in 

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your mind. 
Anyways, it's bad. 

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Football tryouts. 
And so one of the things they do

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is they kind of have like, they 
have, like, practice games or 

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whatever. 
I don't know, how many people 

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are normally on a team for 
basketball. 

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Like, on one side, is it five, 
six, seven, either way. 

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They divided up into many teams.
Just two halves of the coach can

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see them. 
It's a good, see what they're 

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doing, see what they're made of 
see what their stuffs like. 

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Anyways, so the Coach watches 
and they're all divided up into 

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teams and the spoiled kid. 
And the subscriber Eric are put 

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in the same same time by the 
same team together. 

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So immediately The spoiled kid 
grabs the basketball, and if you

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don't know, you kind of have to 
dribble and basketball, you 

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can't just grab onto a ball. 
Push everyone else away, run up 

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and trying to shoot, right? 
But this is what the spoiled 

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kid. 
Did he grabbed the basketball 

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instead of dribbling? 
He held it. 

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Close to his chest, pushed some 
random guy out of the way, and 

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started beelining it towards the
other side. 

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So, immediately, the coach 
starts blowing his whistle. 

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He's like, spoiled kids spoiled 
kid. 

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You can't do that. 
You gotta dribble. 

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Like, you can't do that. 
Anyways, Look it ignores 

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everything pushes by everyone 
else. 

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And like, he doesn't even really
need to push by that many 

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people, because most of the kids
on the other team, or just 

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standing there and confusion 
because it's not like they're 

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about to lose because bro, can't
be doing what he's doing. 

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But they're just kind of like, 
huh? 

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Like what is this kid doing 
right now? 

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And so the spoiled kid runs all 
the way to the other side and 

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then when he throws the 
basketball, instead of like 

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throwing it with proper form, he
literally drops it and then 

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kicks it like a soccer ball 
completely Mrs. Like the the 

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net, right and it just shoots 
right into the door and the door

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get like pushes open and the 
soccer ball flies outside into 

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the grass. 
So let's just say that that 

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wasn't the greatest first 
performance at this point. 

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There's a really valid question 
of has a spoiled kid ever seen a

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game of basketball before? 
That's a great question. 

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Because I do, I look, I haven't 
seen the most basketball on TV. 

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I haven't seen the most games in
person. 

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I do go to a few college games. 
I do watch a little bit of it's 

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on TV. 
Right. 

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I know a little bit but for my 
very brief, knowledge of 

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basketball, I've never seen 
someone grab the ball, Push by 

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everyone else, refused to 
dribble, and then drop, kick it 

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into the door. 
Like I'm pretty sure that's not 

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how you win. 
I'm pretty sure that's not how 

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you get points, right? 
I mean, I might be wrong. 

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Maybe he's actually a mega 
genius as he claims to be and 

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this is some Secrets method that
only the true intellectuals, 

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understand. 
Mmm. 

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I don't know, man. 
I don't really think so, but But

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yeah, so everyone's kind of 
sitting there what? 

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Just kind of stunned. 
Some kids are kind of like 

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laughing a little bit. 
Eric. 

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The subscriber is kind of just 
very uncomfortably like okay, 

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how are we going to go about 
this? 

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Because it's so obvious. 
This kid is not going to make 

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the varsity team. 
Like does the coach cut him now 

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and just save them some time, or
does the coach just be nice to 

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him and like, I don't know. 
Just let him. 

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Let him go like, keep playing 
and then cut them at the end of 

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the day, like what is the good 
decision here? 

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What is the, like, the right 
thing to do? 

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So anyways right the coach is 
like goes over to the spoiled 

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kid and basically I he decides 
he's going to let him stay but 

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the spoiled kid explains how 
basketball Works, which look man

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if you're trying out for a 
varsity, the competitive team 

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and the coach has to explain to 
you the fundamental rules of the

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game that you're trying out for.
I'm just going to say this, 

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there's a probably a fairly 
decent chance that you're not 

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going to make the team. 
I know this might come as a 

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shocker to some of you guys. 
But if the coach has to come 

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over and explain, the 
fundamental rules of the sport, 

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you're trying to apply for the 
most, or you're applying for the

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most competitive version of that
team. 

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There is a decent shot that, hey
man, maybe this isn't for you. 

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Maybe maybe this year isn't your
year. 

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So anyways, right. 
Other trials. 

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Continue and the spoiled kid has
many more moments of just epic 

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fails or whatever and mostly 
because you know, he's never 

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played before bro. 
What do you expect? 

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Bro was dribbling but instead of
kind of like light Lightly 

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tapping, or whatever, a 
dribbling and control. 

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What he did was he took the 
basketball and slammed it into 

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the ground as like, hard as he 
could. 

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And the thing just flew out into
the stance, which is not how you

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want to dribble last time I 
checked. 

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Anyways, so by the end of 
tryouts are the coach basically 

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said, Hey, Okay, so we're going 
to do I'm going to do first 

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round of cuts by tonight. 
Just check your school email and

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you'll know and then tomorrow 
will kind of be the final day. 

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It will be, most mostly it will 
be the team Tomorrow, there's a 

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chance, it'll only be the team 
tomorrow or if not, I will only 

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cut one or two. 
I have a good sense of the 

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majority of the people who 
aren't going to make it and I'll

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let you know to save you as much
time and not waste any of your 

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time. 
So they're packing up. 

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And they're walking out and for 
some reason, Eric is just like, 

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I don't know. 
He's tying a shoe or for some 

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reason he's just staying longer 
than I don't know, usual. 

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And so sure enough, he over here
is the spoiled kid. 

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Go up to the coach and the 
spoiled kid, says the coach. 

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All right coach. 
So where do you think my 

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position is going to be on the 
team? 

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Do you think I'm going to be 
Star Quarterback? 

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Do you think I'm going to be 
line man? 

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Dudes, not even saying 
basketball terms right now, but 

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he's, he's implying that he 
wants to be the star basketball 

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player. 
So the coach has to break it to 

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him that Bros, not The team did.
Yeah. 

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So sure enough. 
Right. 

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The subscriber is watching as 
the coach has two very 

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awkwardly, let the spoil kid 
know that. 

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No, he's not going to be quote 
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basketball team do. 
I don't know much about sports, 

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but you could never catch me 
saying, hey, man, who's the star

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quarterback on the basketball 
team. 

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And also, especially when you're
in trying to become the star 

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quarterback on the basketball 
team. 

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I feel like if you're trying to 
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basketball team, Mmmmm. 
You're most likely not going to 

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be calling at the Star 
Quarterback. 

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I don't know. 
Maybe I'm wrong here. 

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So yeah, the coach explains to 
this boy. 

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Look at hey, like I love the 
enthusiasm and you know with a 

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lot of training, maybe this team
would make sense for you. 

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The thing is though right now, 
you know we just have so many 

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good people and really limited 
space that you know we just 

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can't. 
We just don't have room for you 

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right now. 
However, I love for you after 

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some like training or like if 
you want to pursue this 

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yourself, I love to see you next
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Tryouts and I think we can, you 
know, we can make something work

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if you put in the work. 
So a really nice response. 

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Like it's a rejection rejection 
sting but out of all the 

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possible ways, the coach could 
have put it. 

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This is by far one of the nicest
ways. 

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Look, dude, out of all the ways 
you could have gotten rejection.

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This is by far, probably one of 
the nicest ways rejection sting 

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either way though. 
So the spoiled kid is like, what

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do you mean? 
Like, So, what spot am I going 

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to be on the basketball team? 
So the coach is like, yeah. 

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Sometimes you can reject 
someone, you can reject reject 

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them. 
So nicely that they don't even 

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know that they're getting 
rejected. 

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And this was one of those 
situations even though I think 

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the coach is pretty clear like, 
in his rejection. 

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But it is one of the coach 
realized, okay? 

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I got to be a little bit more 
firm. 

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The coach basically said, hey, I
hate to break it to. 

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You didn't make the team this 
year, but we'd happy to see you.

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And I we'd had be happy for you 
to try out next year. 

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Totally fair, right? 
Whatever this happens. 

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This boy, Oil kids like no, I 
don't think I understand like 

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where am I going to be on the 
team and Erica's listening to 

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those go down, he's like dang 
bro like dudes not getting the 

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message, you hate to see it man.
You really do hate to see it but

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yeah so you know the teachers 
like or the coaches like you 

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didn't make the team like I'm 
sorry and the spoil kids like 

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wait but like I might be the 
bestest at basketball ever. 

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So what's what? 
What's up with that? 

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Coaches. 
Like, dude, you literally try to

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carry the ball down, the court 
and drop kick it. 

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You are not the best at 
basketball, bro, which like it's

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pretty hard to argue with that 
man. 

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What are you doing drop-kicking 
a basketball, bro? 

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Yeah, sure enough. 
The spoiled kid eventually 

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starts to realize what's going 
on and he's like, you're going 

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to me. 
This is the biggest mistake 

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you've ever made, like you're 
going to regret this later. 

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Your team would do so much 
better with me and the coaches. 

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Like, maybe that's true. 
Maybe It's not but the end of 

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the day, I'm the coach. 
And I'm going to make the 

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decision here. 
The coach didn't actually 

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believe that maybe he was making
a bad call. 

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He knew for a fact because I 
don't know about you. 

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But if you're having the star 
varsity team and some kid who 

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tries out tries to like dropkick
the basketball to to shoot it, 

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there's a good chance it. 
Like, you know, you got to 

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mitigate the chance of we got to
make sure that you don't want 

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that to happen during a game. 
Like imagine you're playing a 

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game against a rival school and 
one of your the one of the 

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people that you chose to be on 
the basketball team, Dropkicks 

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the basketball out into the 
stadium, bro. 

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Like, I don't know, man. 
I get why the coaches like, nah.

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So the spoiled kid though? 
Does not take this. 

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Well, he does not take a well at
all. 

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Yeah, so you guys might be 
thinking, okay, well, this must 

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be it right? 
Spoiled kid. 

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Blows up on, coach gets really 
mad at him, storms out, and 

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that's it. 
You know, everyone else goes on 

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their season things are normal. 
Things are fine. 

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I totally understand where 
you're coming from but I my 

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friend you are totally wrong. 
Again this one, this this 

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spoiled kid. 
This is only the precursor to 

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what the spoiled kid does. 
The spoiled kid is about to do 

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one of the craziest things I've 
heard in a while. 

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So for the longest time, Eric 
completely forgets about the 

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spoiled kid, right? 
It's a distant memory, that's 

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not referenced and it's not much
more than that. 

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Jump ahead to the first game. 
Yeah, this spoiled kid makes his

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return. 
The Empire Strikes Back, bro. 

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Real quick, he may have this far
into the video comment. 

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Basketball down below. 
That will be the secret word, 

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the day. 
And while you're down there, 

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check out the pin comment, as 
there's a link to the Spotify 

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page, give you a good watch. 
Listen to me on Spotify to, I'd 

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really appreciate it and trying 
to build a little bit on there. 

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I know some the guys in the team
and it'd be really cool if you 

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could then also linked to my 
story time animated Channel, I 

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post once a week and 
subscribing, they're actually 

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helps a lot. 
So, let's get right back to it. 

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Anyways, though, right? 
So totally normal, completely 

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forgot about this boil, kid. 
Eric and his team are in the 

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locker. 
Room and they're preparing. 

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It's been about a month of 
training tryouts, practice, 

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whatever. 
And this is their first game and

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this is like a pretty big deal. 
This is like a rival school, a 

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lot of the school came out to 
see it, you know as a freshman 

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like this good like Eric is 
actually seen a lot of like 

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positive social growth or 
whatever, from being on the 

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team. 
It's a pretty is pretty good. 

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I know in high school athletes, 
normally get a pretty pretty 

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nice bump from their Sport and 
especially during the season and

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play in are ago. 
So, like, you know, Eric's got a

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crush on this girl, he knows. 
She's going to be there. 

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So he really wants to perform, I
mean, I totally get it. 

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I feel like I've I was in Eric's
position. 

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I'd want to do the same thing 
too. 

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So anyways they all are hyped 
up, super nervous, but also 

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really excited. 
It's nice little buzz in between

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and so they get out there and 
they get out onto the court and 

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they're warming up. 
The spoil kid is in the stands, 

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which is totally fine. 
Eric actually notices him and 

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thinking, oh well that's he's 
made a lot of, you know, 

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Improvement to go. 
Grow grow up, basically, from 

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storming out to showing up to 
the games, isn't that nice? 

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Well, let me just say that the 
spoil kid had a little bit more 

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in store than just showing up to
the game. 

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So, yeah. 
Anyways, we got a lot in store 

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as all I'm trying to say. 
So sure enough, they finished 

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warming up and they are about to
start the game. 

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Everyone, at least the people 
playing at first or going out 

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there. 
So Eric is actually on the bench

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in the very beginning. 
He will be he's up. 

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He actually does play a quite a 
bit. 

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They were just not starting with
them. 

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I think they're I don't know, I 
don't really understand the 

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logic or the kind of the 
strategy, so I'm not even going 

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to pretend like, I know. 
But anyways, Eric is on the 

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bench and he looks up with the 
stadium where the spoiled kid 

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wants was, and he looks up and 
spoiled kids not there. 

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So, Eric doesn't think anything 
much of it. 

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He just think. 
So, either the spoiled kid left 

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got a better seat, or I'm 
dismiss remembering where he 

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actually was so, whatever. 
Right. 

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So, anyways, the game is about 
to begin. 

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So, their team Eric's team, 
their High School seemed starts 

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with a basketball. 
Eric looks over to see, who has 

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the basketball in hand and I 
might get some of these things 

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incorrect. 
Am not a big basketball guy. 

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I'll do my best. 
He has the basketball and hand 

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about to pass it to a teammate 
when Eric watches as the spoiled

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kid, storms, the court and you 
started screaming Paz, Tammy 

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passed a me. 
I'm going to do the goal which 

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first of all, it's not called a 
gold bro. 

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Like I get it. 
Look, I'm not that. 

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I'm not a genius when it comes 
to basketball knowledge, I'm not

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the number one basketball fan on
planet Earth. 

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However, you're not going to 
catch me calling a best, someone

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scoring and basketball scoring a
goal. 

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I know, at least a little bit 
better than that. 

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I'm definitely if I was at that 
level, I definitely would not be

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storming the field. 
Telling everyone, let me do it. 

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Like celebrity shot, celebrity 
shot. 

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Like, all right man, let's be 
real, bro. 

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So, the whole team is super 
confused. 

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And before the ref, thankfully, 
though the ref Not like blow the

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whistle yet to start the game 
because the ref is like super 

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confused, too, and the kids, 
like pass it, pass it, pass it. 

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I'm going to drop kick the goal.
Come on, dude. 

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Come on, dude. 
Do you want us to win? 

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And obviously, the guy in the 
team is not about a passive to 

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the spoiled kid, but the spoiled
kid super boldly. 

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Just runs up to this guy and 
just grabs the ball from his 

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hand, I'm pretty sure the star 
basketball player would be able 

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to like hold the ball and maybe 
like push this boil kid back but

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the spoil kid was able to just 
snatch out of his grip because 

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The basketball player just 
didn't see this coming. 

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I don't know about you, but I'm 
not too surprised that like, I 

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don't know. 
If someone came up to me and 

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just like, randomly, rip the 
best. 

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It, like, if I was in this 
situation and I was the guy at 

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the basketball, I think I would 
be equally as this confused as 

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well. 
So the spoiled kid gets a hold 

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of the basketball, and he starts
doing what he did in try out. 

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He literally grabs a basketball 
and starts running. 

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So everyone on the enemy team, 
they don't try and stop them. 

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Because why would they try and 
stop them? 

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And Like, first of all, the game
hasn't started. 

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Second of all. 
He's not playing on the enemy 

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team and third of all, what is 
it? 

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What is even life right now? 
What is going on right now, 

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basically? 
So yeah. 

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Anyways, right, this boil kid. 
Once again, remember this is 

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when the entire school is 
watching this spoiled kid. 

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Takes the basketball runs to the
other side of the Court, no 

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one's trying to stop them 
because they're just like what I

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think the ref is blowing the 
whistle and being like, get this

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kid off the field, we're off the
off the court and the spoiled 

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kid, literally, once again to 
his dropkick. 

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It's the basketball. 
But here's the thing during 

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tryouts, when he drop-kicked the
basketball, he drop-kicked it 

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into, like, out through the door
this time, he kicks it like, at 

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an angle by accident, and he 
basically drop kicks it into the

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stadium hits this girl in the 
face and she likes starts crying

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and is like walked out by her 
friends. 

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So it's like such an 
embarrassing awkward and just a 

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terrible experience, right? 
So everyone is just like 

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everyone. 
In the crowd is just like kind 

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of like, either laughing, or 
shocks, or taking a video, or 

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Like just acknowledging how 
insane the situation is right 

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now, so sure enough, right? 
To the refs, go over to the 

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spoiled kid and they more or 
less. 

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As scored him off the field. 
There wasn't like any penalty 

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given to the home team or the 
high school's team. 

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Because this kid was seen as 
like, an independent actor 

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working on his own volition, or 
at least people didn't assume 

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the high school hired him to 
make a fool of themselves. 

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You know what I mean? 
Yeah, but from that point on, 

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they actually ended up. 
I ended up losing the game, but 

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it was a close game. 
It was a pretty good one. 

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The rest of the season was 
pretty good and the spoiled kid,

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he got suspended for a day for 
his actions and he was also told

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that he could never try out for 
the basketball team ever again. 

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channel, click on one of the 

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videos on screen right now. 
I would appreciate it. 

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And peace.