How's it going everyone? Today we got a story time of a
spoiled kid who absolutely loses it on his coach, because the
spoiled kid thinks he's an absolute genius in an absolute
athletic phenomenon when he's actually pretty trash.
This boil. Kid goes to some crazy Lance,
and I actually does some really insane stuff that I know you
will find at least entertaining maybe a bit irritating, but also
at least entertaining. I know you'll enjoy today's
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jump right into the story, so we're going to call this
subscriber who submitted this story Eric.
So anyways, right, Eric was trying out for the basketball
team, let's set the scene it's wintertime.
It's just the beginning of winter time in the basketball
season has started. So, anyways, right, since the
basketball season has started, there are tryouts and Eric is
fairly good and their local high in their High School logo, high
school. I guess the high school, did
they go to has tryouts for the varsity team?
So they don't have JV team the funding is a little bit limited.
So the only team that they have unfortunately is the varsity
team. There's a lot of kids that are
pretty good at basketball and the sad thing is, if you're good
but not good enough, you kind of don't get to play, which kind of
means the people who are just like sub varsity and barely or
almost good enough to be on Varsity.
Won't ever be able to be on it, unless they spend a lot of time
outside of school because then they won't have time to practice
in school, it's unfortunate, but it is what it is with a lot of
things in life. It is what it is.
And it's For you to internalize it.
Anyways though let's Jump Ahead to the tryouts.
So sure enough there's another kit so a lot of kids are trying
out the teams fit about 20 and there's like 40 kids trying out
which is always a little bit stressful.
I mean even if you know that you have a decent shot of getting
on, which the subscriber Eric is quite good at basketball, it's
his freshman year so he hasn't he's he hasn't been on the team
like last year. It's not like there's a
sophomore that has been on the team before, but you know, when
he was in, you know, middle school, he would go to the
games. Here's a sense of how good the
vasu all varsity team is and he knows that he probably fits
somewhere around there. However, even with this being
said, it's still kind of stressful.
Because, look, he doesn't actually know how good the
competition is. He doesn't know if the standards
are higher, he doesn't know if he's just going to perform
really terribly in the coach, doesn't see him at his true
average or true Peak or whatever.
And he just shows the worst possible case every single time
which might speak more of a bility to perform Under Pressure
anyways but yes. So Eric's pretty nervous, most
the other kids are nervous, but one kid is not nervous.
That kid is the spoiled kid. So the spoiled kid is less of a
spoiled kid, in a sense of like finances, even though his
parents are, there's parents are Ballin for sure, right?
But he's not spoiled in the sense of like he's flexing his
like wads of cash. In everyone's face.
He's not spoiled in the way that the last spoiled kid, who
literally smashed a kids computer, just to prove how
Richie was, which is a ridiculous story.
I think you'll enjoy it. So watch it after this one, if
you haven't already But anyways, right so sure enough this kid
was spoiled in the sense that he believed that he was simply a
god at everything that he wanted to do is you need to like, solve
the the physics of the universe move aside.
Einstein spoiled kid is good at that.
You want to have some insane, athletic ability, maybe in
basketball move aside, LeBron James spoiled kid, is actually
the greatest man at basketball. You want to impress every
ladies. Move aside the Who runs the
counter pugs Channel because jokes because you know, spoiled
kid. He's number one, look, it's very
good to go into situations with a sense of confidence, you'll
probably do better, but there's a difference in a fine line.
You have to learn in life, how to ride this properly, a fine
line between confidence and arrogance.
Arrogance, and hubris will absolutely screw you up in life
confidence will help you succeed.
So figure that out, you'll learn through life, how that actually
works? Anyways, the spoiled kid believe
that he is always better. He Immediately good at
everything. And he's also immediately and
just by default better than everyone else at everything.
I think his parents kind of nurtured this environment.
So, once again, it's I'm a little conflicted if I can
actually blame the kid because it's partially him, but also
partially his parents. Yeah, every single time there's
a spoiled kid. I'm like, well, he is a product
of his environment and he's not a fully grown adult.
Like he doesn't have a, his profound frontal cortex is still
is still developing so I can only be so mad at him, right?
But anyways, we get to try outs and you might Be thinking, well,
the spoiled kid is so confident and the only confident one
there. Well maybe Connor.
Maybe there's a chance that he's actually pretty good.
Maybe he actually knows what he's doing, man.
He's the worst bro. He's actually so trashed.
So anyways, right, they get onto the look.
There's a bit of the story that might be a little bit incorrect.
There might be some terminology that's not correct.
I'm not a basketball guy, never have been.
So I might say some stuff that's not true, like how the tryouts
work but bear with me and fill in the gaps that make sense in
your mind. Anyways, it's bad.
Football tryouts. And so one of the things they do
is they kind of have like, they have, like, practice games or
whatever. I don't know, how many people
are normally on a team for basketball.
Like, on one side, is it five, six, seven, either way.
They divided up into many teams. Just two halves of the coach can
see them. It's a good, see what they're
doing, see what they're made of see what their stuffs like.
Anyways, so the Coach watches and they're all divided up into
teams and the spoiled kid. And the subscriber Eric are put
in the same same time by the same team together.
So immediately The spoiled kid grabs the basketball, and if you
don't know, you kind of have to dribble and basketball, you
can't just grab onto a ball. Push everyone else away, run up
and trying to shoot, right? But this is what the spoiled
kid. Did he grabbed the basketball
instead of dribbling? He held it.
Close to his chest, pushed some random guy out of the way, and
started beelining it towards the other side.
So, immediately, the coach starts blowing his whistle.
He's like, spoiled kids spoiled kid.
You can't do that. You gotta dribble.
Like, you can't do that. Anyways, Look it ignores
everything pushes by everyone else.
And like, he doesn't even really need to push by that many
people, because most of the kids on the other team, or just
standing there and confusion because it's not like they're
about to lose because bro, can't be doing what he's doing.
But they're just kind of like, huh?
Like what is this kid doing right now?
And so the spoiled kid runs all the way to the other side and
then when he throws the basketball, instead of like
throwing it with proper form, he literally drops it and then
kicks it like a soccer ball completely Mrs. Like the the
net, right and it just shoots right into the door and the door
get like pushes open and the soccer ball flies outside into
the grass. So let's just say that that
wasn't the greatest first performance at this point.
There's a really valid question of has a spoiled kid ever seen a
game of basketball before? That's a great question.
Because I do, I look, I haven't seen the most basketball on TV.
I haven't seen the most games in person.
I do go to a few college games. I do watch a little bit of it's
on TV. Right.
I know a little bit but for my very brief, knowledge of
basketball, I've never seen someone grab the ball, Push by
everyone else, refused to dribble, and then drop, kick it
into the door. Like I'm pretty sure that's not
how you win. I'm pretty sure that's not how
you get points, right? I mean, I might be wrong.
Maybe he's actually a mega genius as he claims to be and
this is some Secrets method that only the true intellectuals,
understand. Mmm.
I don't know, man. I don't really think so, but But
yeah, so everyone's kind of sitting there what?
Just kind of stunned. Some kids are kind of like
laughing a little bit. Eric.
The subscriber is kind of just very uncomfortably like okay,
how are we going to go about this?
Because it's so obvious. This kid is not going to make
the varsity team. Like does the coach cut him now
and just save them some time, or does the coach just be nice to
him and like, I don't know. Just let him.
Let him go like, keep playing and then cut them at the end of
the day, like what is the good decision here?
What is the, like, the right thing to do?
So anyways right the coach is like goes over to the spoiled
kid and basically I he decides he's going to let him stay but
the spoiled kid explains how basketball Works, which look man
if you're trying out for a varsity, the competitive team
and the coach has to explain to you the fundamental rules of the
game that you're trying out for. I'm just going to say this,
there's a probably a fairly decent chance that you're not
going to make the team. I know this might come as a
shocker to some of you guys. But if the coach has to come
over and explain, the fundamental rules of the sport,
you're trying to apply for the most, or you're applying for the
most competitive version of that team.
There is a decent shot that, hey man, maybe this isn't for you.
Maybe maybe this year isn't your year.
So anyways, right. Other trials.
Continue and the spoiled kid has many more moments of just epic
fails or whatever and mostly because you know, he's never
played before bro. What do you expect?
Bro was dribbling but instead of kind of like light Lightly
tapping, or whatever, a dribbling and control.
What he did was he took the basketball and slammed it into
the ground as like, hard as he could.
And the thing just flew out into the stance, which is not how you
want to dribble last time I checked.
Anyways, so by the end of tryouts are the coach basically
said, Hey, Okay, so we're going to do I'm going to do first
round of cuts by tonight. Just check your school email and
you'll know and then tomorrow will kind of be the final day.
It will be, most mostly it will be the team Tomorrow, there's a
chance, it'll only be the team tomorrow or if not, I will only
cut one or two. I have a good sense of the
majority of the people who aren't going to make it and I'll
let you know to save you as much time and not waste any of your
time. So they're packing up.
And they're walking out and for some reason, Eric is just like,
I don't know. He's tying a shoe or for some
reason he's just staying longer than I don't know, usual.
And so sure enough, he over here is the spoiled kid.
Go up to the coach and the spoiled kid, says the coach.
All right coach. So where do you think my
position is going to be on the team?
Do you think I'm going to be Star Quarterback?
Do you think I'm going to be line man?
Dudes, not even saying basketball terms right now, but
he's, he's implying that he wants to be the star basketball
player. So the coach has to break it to
him that Bros, not The team did. Yeah.
So sure enough. Right.
The subscriber is watching as the coach has two very
awkwardly, let the spoil kid know that.
No, he's not going to be quote unquote, Star Quarterback of the
basketball team do. I don't know much about sports,
but you could never catch me saying, hey, man, who's the star
quarterback on the basketball team.
And also, especially when you're in trying to become the star
quarterback on the basketball team.
I feel like if you're trying to be the star player of a
basketball team, Mmmmm. You're most likely not going to
be calling at the Star Quarterback.
I don't know. Maybe I'm wrong here.
So yeah, the coach explains to this boy.
Look at hey, like I love the enthusiasm and you know with a
lot of training, maybe this team would make sense for you.
The thing is though right now, you know we just have so many
good people and really limited space that you know we just
can't. We just don't have room for you
right now. However, I love for you after
some like training or like if you want to pursue this
yourself, I love to see you next year.
Tryouts and I think we can, you know, we can make something work
if you put in the work. So a really nice response.
Like it's a rejection rejection sting but out of all the
possible ways, the coach could have put it.
This is by far one of the nicest ways.
Look, dude, out of all the ways you could have gotten rejection.
This is by far, probably one of the nicest ways rejection sting
either way though. So the spoiled kid is like, what
do you mean? Like, So, what spot am I going
to be on the basketball team? So the coach is like, yeah.
Sometimes you can reject someone, you can reject reject
them. So nicely that they don't even
know that they're getting rejected.
And this was one of those situations even though I think
the coach is pretty clear like, in his rejection.
But it is one of the coach realized, okay?
I got to be a little bit more firm.
The coach basically said, hey, I hate to break it to.
You didn't make the team this year, but we'd happy to see you.
And I we'd had be happy for you to try out next year.
Totally fair, right? Whatever this happens.
This boy, Oil kids like no, I don't think I understand like
where am I going to be on the team and Erica's listening to
those go down, he's like dang bro like dudes not getting the
message, you hate to see it man. You really do hate to see it but
yeah so you know the teachers like or the coaches like you
didn't make the team like I'm sorry and the spoil kids like
wait but like I might be the bestest at basketball ever.
So what's what? What's up with that?
Coaches. Like, dude, you literally try to
carry the ball down, the court and drop kick it.
You are not the best at basketball, bro, which like it's
pretty hard to argue with that man.
What are you doing drop-kicking a basketball, bro?
Yeah, sure enough. The spoiled kid eventually
starts to realize what's going on and he's like, you're going
to me. This is the biggest mistake
you've ever made, like you're going to regret this later.
Your team would do so much better with me and the coaches.
Like, maybe that's true. Maybe It's not but the end of
the day, I'm the coach. And I'm going to make the
decision here. The coach didn't actually
believe that maybe he was making a bad call.
He knew for a fact because I don't know about you.
But if you're having the star varsity team and some kid who
tries out tries to like dropkick the basketball to to shoot it,
there's a good chance it. Like, you know, you got to
mitigate the chance of we got to make sure that you don't want
that to happen during a game. Like imagine you're playing a
game against a rival school and one of your the one of the
people that you chose to be on the basketball team, Dropkicks
the basketball out into the stadium, bro.
Like, I don't know, man. I get why the coaches like, nah.
So the spoiled kid though? Does not take this.
Well, he does not take a well at all.
Yeah, so you guys might be thinking, okay, well, this must
be it right? Spoiled kid.
Blows up on, coach gets really mad at him, storms out, and
that's it. You know, everyone else goes on
their season things are normal. Things are fine.
I totally understand where you're coming from but I my
friend you are totally wrong. Again this one, this this
spoiled kid. This is only the precursor to
what the spoiled kid does. The spoiled kid is about to do
one of the craziest things I've heard in a while.
So for the longest time, Eric completely forgets about the
spoiled kid, right? It's a distant memory, that's
not referenced and it's not much more than that.
Jump ahead to the first game. Yeah, this spoiled kid makes his
return. The Empire Strikes Back, bro.
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Anyways, though, right? So totally normal, completely
forgot about this boil, kid. Eric and his team are in the
locker. Room and they're preparing.
It's been about a month of training tryouts, practice,
whatever. And this is their first game and
this is like a pretty big deal. This is like a rival school, a
lot of the school came out to see it, you know as a freshman
like this good like Eric is actually seen a lot of like
positive social growth or whatever, from being on the
team. It's a pretty is pretty good.
I know in high school athletes, normally get a pretty pretty
nice bump from their Sport and especially during the season and
play in are ago. So, like, you know, Eric's got a
crush on this girl, he knows. She's going to be there.
So he really wants to perform, I mean, I totally get it.
I feel like I've I was in Eric's position.
I'd want to do the same thing too.
So anyways they all are hyped up, super nervous, but also
really excited. It's nice little buzz in between
and so they get out there and they get out onto the court and
they're warming up. The spoil kid is in the stands,
which is totally fine. Eric actually notices him and
thinking, oh well that's he's made a lot of, you know,
Improvement to go. Grow grow up, basically, from
storming out to showing up to the games, isn't that nice?
Well, let me just say that the spoil kid had a little bit more
in store than just showing up to the game.
So, yeah. Anyways, we got a lot in store
as all I'm trying to say. So sure enough, they finished
warming up and they are about to start the game.
Everyone, at least the people playing at first or going out
there. So Eric is actually on the bench
in the very beginning. He will be he's up.
He actually does play a quite a bit.
They were just not starting with them.
I think they're I don't know, I don't really understand the
logic or the kind of the strategy, so I'm not even going
to pretend like, I know. But anyways, Eric is on the
bench and he looks up with the stadium where the spoiled kid
wants was, and he looks up and spoiled kids not there.
So, Eric doesn't think anything much of it.
He just think. So, either the spoiled kid left
got a better seat, or I'm dismiss remembering where he
actually was so, whatever. Right.
So, anyways, the game is about to begin.
So, their team Eric's team, their High School seemed starts
with a basketball. Eric looks over to see, who has
the basketball in hand and I might get some of these things
incorrect. Am not a big basketball guy.
I'll do my best. He has the basketball and hand
about to pass it to a teammate when Eric watches as the spoiled
kid, storms, the court and you started screaming Paz, Tammy
passed a me. I'm going to do the goal which
first of all, it's not called a gold bro.
Like I get it. Look, I'm not that.
I'm not a genius when it comes to basketball knowledge, I'm not
the number one basketball fan on planet Earth.
However, you're not going to catch me calling a best, someone
scoring and basketball scoring a goal.
I know, at least a little bit better than that.
I'm definitely if I was at that level, I definitely would not be
storming the field. Telling everyone, let me do it.
Like celebrity shot, celebrity shot.
Like, all right man, let's be real, bro.
So, the whole team is super confused.
And before the ref, thankfully, though the ref Not like blow the
whistle yet to start the game because the ref is like super
confused, too, and the kids, like pass it, pass it, pass it.
I'm going to drop kick the goal. Come on, dude.
Do you want us to win?
And obviously, the guy in the team is not about a passive to
the spoiled kid, but the spoiled kid super boldly.
Just runs up to this guy and just grabs the ball from his
hand, I'm pretty sure the star basketball player would be able
to like hold the ball and maybe like push this boil kid back but
the spoil kid was able to just snatch out of his grip because
The basketball player just didn't see this coming.
I don't know about you, but I'm not too surprised that like, I
don't know. If someone came up to me and
just like, randomly, rip the best.
It, like, if I was in this situation and I was the guy at
the basketball, I think I would be equally as this confused as
well. So the spoiled kid gets a hold
of the basketball, and he starts doing what he did in try out.
He literally grabs a basketball and starts running.
So everyone on the enemy team, they don't try and stop them.
Because why would they try and stop them?
And Like, first of all, the game hasn't started.
Second of all. He's not playing on the enemy
team and third of all, what is it?
What is even life right now? What is going on right now,
basically? So yeah.
Anyways, right, this boil kid. Once again, remember this is
when the entire school is watching this spoiled kid.
Takes the basketball runs to the other side of the Court, no
one's trying to stop them because they're just like what I
think the ref is blowing the whistle and being like, get this
kid off the field, we're off the off the court and the spoiled
kid, literally, once again to his dropkick.
It's the basketball. But here's the thing during
tryouts, when he drop-kicked the basketball, he drop-kicked it
into, like, out through the door this time, he kicks it like, at
an angle by accident, and he basically drop kicks it into the
stadium hits this girl in the face and she likes starts crying
and is like walked out by her friends.
So it's like such an embarrassing awkward and just a
terrible experience, right? So everyone is just like
everyone. In the crowd is just like kind
of like, either laughing, or shocks, or taking a video, or
Like just acknowledging how insane the situation is right
now, so sure enough, right? To the refs, go over to the
spoiled kid and they more or less.
As scored him off the field. There wasn't like any penalty
given to the home team or the high school's team.
Because this kid was seen as like, an independent actor
working on his own volition, or at least people didn't assume
the high school hired him to make a fool of themselves.
You know what I mean? Yeah, but from that point on,
they actually ended up. I ended up losing the game, but
it was a close game. It was a pretty good one.
The rest of the season was pretty good and the spoiled kid,
he got suspended for a day for his actions and he was also told
that he could never try out for the basketball team ever again.
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