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From a kid who argues with the 
teacher over if the Sun is real 

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or not? 
Yeah, the sun to a kid who 

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thinks sitting in chairs is 
offensive. 

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These are the craziest gen Z 
kids you've ever seen. 

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Let's go We're gonna go sorry 
we're going to call this 

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subscribers. 
Submitted this Story Jesse 

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anyways so in Jesse's class 
there is a kid and we're just 

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going to calm the Gen Z kid, 
right? 

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So the Gen Z kid is sitting in 
class. 

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In today, they were learning 
about space or something. 

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I don't totally know why this 
happened this. 

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So this was in fifth grade. 
I think they were just you doing

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like a small unit on space or 
something and the teacher was 

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saying something about like, 
yadda yadda, this planet, 

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whatever. 
And then she said something 

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about the Sun and And this kid 
spent a lot of time on Tick-Tock

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and the thing is Right, 
Tick-Tock super addictive. 

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You know, the algorithms are 
made to keep you on there, but 

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also, there's a lot of 
misinformation that spreads on 

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there because you see someone 
who says something and it blows 

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up, and it reaches a bunch of 
people, and there's no real 

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fact-checking or sources cited, 
and you kind of just take them 

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at face value or maybe not you, 
but a lot of people do. 

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So, this kid, the Gen Z kid must
have seen a tick tock and as for

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you page being like, guys, the 
Sonic isn't real because I have 

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never been to the sun before, 
therefore, it doesn't exist 

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which some kind of some kind of 
like backwards, ridiculous 

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logic. 
That makes no sense at all but 

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it said with like ominous spooky
background music number 28. 

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So anyone who sees it's like oh 
my God, you're right, so yeah, 

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anyways this all happened when 
the teacher mentioned something 

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about the sun and the tick tock 
kid, literally smirks gives a 

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little laughs and says, out 
loud. 

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The sun don't tell me you guys 
still believe in this son, One 

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and kind of looking around. 
Right. 

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So Jess he's looking at this kid
who literally laughs and says, 

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don't tell me you guys look at 
the Sun or look it's on. 

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You don't tell me you guys still
believe in the Sun as he like 

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looks around at all the other 
classmates and believe it or 

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not? 
All the other classmates. 

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Instead of being an agreement 
laughing Alive At The Tick. 

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Tock, he had imagined in his 
little scenario that what was 

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actually was going to happen 
with all the other kids were 

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going to be like oh yeah, that's
so ridiculous. 

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Don't worry man. 
We also don't believe in the 

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sun. 
We saw that Niche, Obscure, 

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disinformation, take tough 
videos. 

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Well, that's totally real. 
But no, everyone looks at the 

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kid and the teacher stops like 
teaching for a second because 

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the teachers like come again. 
Now, like what? 

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And the sport nuts. 
Not spoiled kid. 

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I'm sorry. 
He's telling stories about 

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spoiled kid. 
The Gen Z kid looks at the 

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teacher. 
He's like wait, you guys 

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actually still believe in the 
son and he like looks around all

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like confused or whatever and 
everyone's kind of looking at 

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them. 
Like, dude, what are you even 

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saying right now? 
The kids like guys, do not tell 

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me that you guys are falling for
the machine and believing that 

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the sun is a real. 
I saw a video on Tick-Tock 

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yesterday. 
That was all like this son isn't

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real because tell me, have you 
ever been to the sun? 

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No. 
So and I was thinking about it. 

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I was like, dude, My mind just 
opened up. 

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It's true. 
I've never actually been to the 

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sun before so it probably isn't 
even a thing. 

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So you guys are really believing
into the system. 

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Jesse's like dude like you can 
see it in the sky and look if 

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you look at it for too long your
eyes hurt and like if you're in 

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the Sun for too long your skin 
burns like it, it definitely is 

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there man and then this like the
Gen Z kid looks at Jesse and 

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he's like, dude don't tell me 
you're falling for the 

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disinformation. 
It's probably like A government 

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thing and Jesse's looking at 
this kid, like, what your best 

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response to me saying, you can 
see it and like, it hurts your 

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eyes and your skin. 
The best response to that which 

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is totally logical. 
Is, it's probably a government 

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dot dot thing. 
Question, mark. 

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What? 
Like, dude, I thought you said 

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the government, like the sun 
wasn't even real and so the 

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teacher kind of steps in is 
like, hey, like Genesee kid. 

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Just son is real. 
It's like you can even see it. 

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I don't know where you saw this 
video on Tick-Tock or whatever 

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the kids are on, right? 
But that's not true. 

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The sun is real. 
Trust me. 

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And you know, the Gen Z kids 
like dude, why should I trust 

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you? 
Like you're definitely in bed 

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with the government and because 
of this, teaching gig where you 

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making all this money to spread 
disinformation and the teachers,

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just looking at this kid, like, 
bro, you think I became a 

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teacher for the money and the He
starts laughing because if you 

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guys don't know, teachers do a 
really important job but they're

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definitely not compensated that.
Well, you do not go into 

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teaching because you're trying 
to make some fat stacks. 

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Not a single person would do 
that unless they had no idea 

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Ellis. 
They knew literally nothing 

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about teaching and especially 
teaching compensation. 

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Would they ever go into teaching
to make money, right? 

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So the teacher is like, look I 
survived, but I definitely am 

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not making money and I'm 
definitely also not paid by the 

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Meant to spread this information
and they can the the Gen Z kids.

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I alright guys, that's enough of
this nonsense and he stands up 

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and he's like, okay I I'm I'm 
calling it right now. 

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We have a Max Mass Exodus from 
this class. 

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Anyone who believes the sun is 
fake. 

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Get up right now and walk out of
this class so that the truth can

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be heard and the kid gets up and
the Gen Z kid legitimately looks

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around the classroom expecting 
like every single kid to Rise up

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and be like yeah man, you're 
right, this son is not real at 

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all. 
Dude, I believe in you. 

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You're saying what's right? 
But what actually ended up 

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happening was every single kid 
including Jesse just stayed in 

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their seat. 
It was almost as if they were 

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sitting harder than usual. 
Whatever that means they were 

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just emphasizing that they were 
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It was like sitting with an 
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I don't, I don't know how to 
explain it but they're all this 

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looking at this kid. 
Like, dude, You're freaking 

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embarrassing yourself right now 
man like what are you saying 

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dude and the kids like so you're
all part of the system and 

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believe in this son. 
You know what, I'm going to take

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my truth with me and if you 
realize the truth someday, well 

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it's too late for you goodbye. 
And the kid legitimately gets up

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and walks other classroom. 
So basically, the teacher had to

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go find him outside of class and
have a little discussion about 

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them. 
Out. 

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You know, he can't believe what 
he wants and he can do what 

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think what he wants, right? 
But he can't disrupt the 

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classroom and you know the 
teacher like he showed the 

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teacher, the video and 
apparently the teacher was 

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almost immediately able to like 
point out the logical fallacies 

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and eventually the kids like 
okay I guess I can seed that 

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maybe the sun is real and I 
guess I can seed that perhaps 

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you're not paid hundreds of 
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government agents to spread to 
Information because like the 

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teacher showed him his car and 
it's like, this is not what I 

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buy 500 billion dollars and 
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So eventually they came back to 
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He was kind of known as the sun 
is fake kid for a while, but 

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eventually kind of blew over. 
If you thought that gen Z kid 

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was crazy, you're not even ready
for the next one, because we're 

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going to call the subscriber who
submitted that one James. 

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So anyways, right, there's a kid
in James's class, Who is the 

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very typical gen Z Twitter type 
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Like, I don't know. 
It's almost like a professional 

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sport to try and become offended
by everything. 

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Let me just set the record. 
Clear, like, there are things 

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that people should be genuinely 
offended by like, it is totally 

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understandable. 
If someone does something, or 

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says something that is 
completely out of pocket, like, 

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there are instances, right? 
And also, maybe someone does 

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something. 
They don't even mean to be like 

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disrespectful, right? 
It's better to let them know in 

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a respectful tone, that they're 
being disrespectful by doing X. 

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So that they don't disrespect 
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It's good to do that, right? 
However, there are also people, 

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especially gen Z people that 
almost take this like as a 

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lifelong crusade to find a 
problem with everything in to 

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minimize or to maximize every 
small Speck into. 

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Well, what if this? 
And then that and then this and 

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then that and then this and that
and I baked think I've had some 

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now. 
So this kid kind of took that to

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the extreme and we're going to 
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So anyways, James was in class 
with his kid and this kid was 

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kind of just known For being a 
little weird for just being a 

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little strange, right? 
So, one day he comes in the 

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class and he tells the teacher 
that he today is protesting the 

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class. 
And the teacher looks at him as 

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like to know my God, what? 
He's and the so the teachers 

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like, okay, can you at least 
tell me why you're protesting 

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the class today? 
Like, can you let me know why 

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you're protesting the class? 
Like, it can you inform? 

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Can you enlighten me? 
Me a little bit and the kid was 

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like, yeah. 
So you know what? 

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I prefer to sit on the ground. 
I was thinking about this, and I

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like lying on the ground. 
When I'm at home, it is easier 

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for me to do my homework. 
It's better for my digestion. 

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I prefer to sit on the ground 
and there are no options for me 

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to do. 
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In this classroom, all the 
tables have chairs on them for 

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the people who enjoy sitting but
my preferences of On the ground 

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are not being accommodated, 
which I find extremely 

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offensive. 
So I am protesting this class 

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until this gets fixed and dude, 
like James was in class, and he 

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was just like, dude, what? 
So everyone was sitting there 

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just like bro, Twitter is a 
person's going crazy again like 

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what's going on now and they're 
listening in and like, James 

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turns to his friend, who's like 
this gotta be a bit, right? 

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Like this, got to be a big 
practical joke and they checked 

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the calendar and it wasn't April
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They're like, oh my God, it's 
like August 28th or like Tobar 

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24th. 
It's not April 1st what's going 

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on. 
Yeah, so sure enough, the 

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teacher is kind of really like 
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But they're also like, okay, the
teacher realizes that they can't

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just like snap on this kid and 
kind of like be realistic with 

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them, like they have to they 
cave a little bit, but they're 

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just trying to be there just 
trying to deescalate the 

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situation. 
So the teacher is like, okay, I 

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really don't think you should 
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I can definitely see if there's 
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don't know the closet if you 
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Like, you could do that if you 
really wanted to, like you could

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also just lay on the ground and 
the Gen Z kid, is like, what lie

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on the ground, and which is 
this, like, I don't know why 

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they were so like, like rid of 
like, wow, that's insane. 

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Because didn't they just say 
that they, like, laying on the 

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ground? 
It's at home. 

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But sure enough. 
They're like, I want something 

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built for me to lay on, which is
like Pro, the whole point of 

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laying on the ground. 
And is you're laying on the 

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ground, you're not laying on 
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Basically, what this kid ended 
up like his at this point, James

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starting to realize that all 
this kid was saying was that 

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they don't prefer to lay on the 
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They prefer to lay on a bed and 
the fact that the school didn't 

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have like, twenty eight beds in 
a classroom for all the kids 

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sole on is. 
Oh, no, that's, that's bad man. 

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Because oh, yeah, if kids are 
not allowed to lay in their beds

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and class, oh no, good Heavens, 
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They have to sit in a seat. 
You have to sit in a chair. 

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Or like everyone else. 
Oh no, yes. 

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So the teacher starts to catch 
onto and it's like, no, like you

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can lay on the ground if you 
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beyond that and the kid, the Gen
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And everyone, the classes like, 
did they just, like, did a screw

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literally just fall out of their
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right now? 
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You Don't know what you just 
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I'm going to go to the front 
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you were discriminating against 
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James like weight? 
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teacher realized that he 
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right? 
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fired. 
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they didn't have a bed in class 
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that was not going to result in 
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like, can your long position at 
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I don't look unlikely. 
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marches up to the front office 
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know exactly what happened but 
he heard bits and pieces and can

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assume what happened because you
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The office with them. 
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Enough Genesee Genesee girl, or 
whatever, right Jonesy kid goes 

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up to the front office, demands 
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to wait, like 20 minutes because
like Law and Order, right? 

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The principal is other thing 
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Tell us that to the principal 
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a bed personally set aside for 
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want to do. 
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cave to the fact that they The 
bed in class that they must be 

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fired because that is her 
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She wants to sleep in a bed and 
the principal like I think the 

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tea I think the principal knew 
that like the principal had a 

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bit more power in the situation 
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So the principal kind of gave it
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dude no the real world right is 
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single preference you have. 
It's not going to do everything.

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You want to ask. 
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seat and every kid has a in a 
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logistically for a second, what 
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beds in a classroom, first of 
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they wanted to have seats? 
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seats and beds. 
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good studying and just a lot of 
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And yeah, the Gen Z girl. 
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next day completely defeated and
it was a little embarrassing for

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her. 
If you thought that those gen Z 

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kids were bad, this final one is
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So anyways, we're going to call 
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this story. 
Ash you guys catch the pattern 

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so far, Jesse James Ash OG 
Pokemon people. 

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You know, that is, I've been 
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used to as a kid anyways. 
So there's a kid in his class 

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who were going to call the Gen Z
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So, this kid, he had a tick tock
account, and he posted a video 

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of his dog doing something, and 
it got like 50,000 views. 

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And that sounds really good. 
And 50,000 views is really cool.

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I mean, I'd be happy if I got 
50,000 on to Talk. 

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That sounds pretty good but at 
the end of the day, some stuff 

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on Tick-Tock will just randomly 
go viral and it's not as if he 

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gained like 10 thousand 
followers who follow him because

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of his dog and he can make a 
branded account out of his dog, 

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right? 
Like build a, like, a brand 

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around that because like, Doug 
the Pug and some other there are

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like legitimate Brands built 
around dogs, but now he just had

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a random video. 
Get 50 k. 

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And this kid, the Gen Z kid 
believed that he now was going 

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to become a Tick-Tock celebrity 
and Dropped out to pursue his 

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quote, unquote, passion of 
tick-tock like, bro. 

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What? 
Real quick, comment, gen Z. 

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If you made it this far into the
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Spotify. 
It will be in the pin comment 

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down below. 
You can listen to these as 

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podcast on there and it helps me
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So sure enough, this kid started
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It was so great to get to know 
them and remember their in sixth

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grade or whatever that it was so
great to get to know them that 

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when he was rich famous 
successful and had a six-pack 

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12-pack body, ABS movie star 
type lifestyle, right? 

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Living with his laptop, on a 
jet, on a plane, on a boat, on a

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mansion that, you know, what he 
would, he would remember them. 

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And if they were lucky enough 
that they could stay at his mega

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yacht Mansion boat jet, super 
cool Cobra sore. 

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I don't even know this point. 
Anyways, he was basically, he 

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was going around telling people 
that he came to the conclusion 

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that he was going to drop out to
pursue Tick-Tock which Look I'm 

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actually not a hundred percent 
against people really like 

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honing in on their skills if 
they get if they get a shot of 

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virality on a social media 
platform, I don't suggest 

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dropping out unless you have a 
very scalable sustainable, six 

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seven figure income from that 
stuff, because it can go away, 

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insanely fast. 
But I do actually suggest, if 

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you get a short burst of 
attention, on a social media 

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platform, I am all for you 
digging in and trying to build 

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something out of that that maybe
can turn into something. 

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Sure. 
But that's a more serious 

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discussion for a different 
platform at a different time. 

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I do not suggest you drop out of
school because one of your Tick 

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Tock videos goes viral by 
accident. 

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You get no traction from it. 
So people were immediately 

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telling the kids like oh wait, 
why are you dropping out like do

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you have an account you we don't
know about. 

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He's like, no, look at this. 
And he like pulls out his phone 

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and he shows them the video and 
the video is has like 52 

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thousand views, which is cool. 
But dude, First of all, that's 

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only 52 thousand views. 
Which look, I remember the days 

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when I'd be happy with 30 views,
but we're talking about dropping

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out of school. 
Fifty-two thousand views is 

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nothing and second of all, it's 
time, Tick Tock was short form 

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content, which is way easier to 
get views on. 

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I don't know how I haven't been 
able to and I'm tried a bit but 

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just generally much easier to so
yeah, eventually he comes up to 

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Ash gives the whole steel of 
like, oh man, I'm gonna be so 

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rich and I'm dropping out 
because I may be at Soccer and 

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Ash kind of like tells him 
straight up like dude I don't 

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think you should do that. 
Like I get it like you had a 

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video do well which like you 
totally could have the time to 

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and also there in 6th grade. 
It's not like you still I think 

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you still like legally need to 
be in school at that point. 

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It's like dude like first of 
all, I don't know. 

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You can drop out of school 
second ball. 

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Why can't you just do both? 
Like I really. 

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Like think you could put in the 
time for both doing both and 

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also look, this could this video
going viral is Cooling? 

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Like congratulations, man. 
But this isn't enough to really 

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stand on alone. 
Like this really isn't as 

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impressive as maybe you may 
think it is and, you know, the 

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tick tock kid immediately, when 
he hears this is I dude you're 

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just jealous of My Success on 
this platform. 

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Like you're just jealous that 
you're not going to be able to 

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drop out of school and live the 
laptop luxury Safari Mega jet 

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Victory yacht Mansion lifestyle,
that I'm Going to and Ashes, or 

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a, she's like, all right, bro. 
Like cool, live your life and 

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so, yeah. 
Actually this kids stop showing 

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up to class entirely because Ash
had one or two classes with 

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them. 
And Ash was really surprised 

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because he was sure that this 
kid because this kid had been 

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known for like telling lies a 
lot telling tall tales and all 

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this kind of time. 
It's all this type of stuff, 

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right? 
But he never actually expected 

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this kid was going to follow 
through with oh I'm going to 

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draw. 
Voucher Pursuit Tick-Tock first 

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because you can't even drop out 
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You'd have to become like 
homeschooled and that's not even

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really dropping out. 
This is taking a being 

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homeschooled, right? 
So sure enough this kid had told

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nobody, but he stopped attending
classes to pursue Tick-Tock. 

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And in all fairness this kid was
posting a lot of videos on 

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Tick-Tock. 
Right. 

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But one thing that you'll learn 
when you see if you ever try to 

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make like content or whatever is
you kind of need to stick to the

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same niche. 
Maybe not the same. 

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You need to have can like a 
continuous theme and your 

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content because people will 
follow you to get something, 

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right? 
They want to be entertained or 

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informed, or something. 
If I started making random Vlogs

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and then cooking videos in the 
math tutorials, alongside my 

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stories, they wouldn't perform 
well because people came to me 

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for my stories for the 
commentary. 

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Whatever you guys came to me 
for, right? 

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So this kid was posting like 12 
times a day and he was posting 

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like random Vlogs. 
He's like hey guys dropping out 

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of Or Blog episode 1, and then 
he be like, hey, guys, so this 

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is me playing video games and 
they'd be like, hey guys, they 

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all like, all the views was 
like, 20 views, 40 views, which 

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is whatever and it's fine if 
you're just doing Tick-Tock for 

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fun. 
Who cares, how many views you 

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get? 
I don't care if you get zero 

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views, man like you did 
something for fun but this kid 

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was doing it because he dropped 
out. 

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Yeah. 
So he didn't actually drop out. 

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All he did was he stopped 
attending classes. 

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So after a couple days of not 
attending classes, this His 

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parents got a message from the 
school being like kids about to 

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be on probation. 
He's not, he's like dropping out

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of all, he's not attending 
classes has he been home like 

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you guys got to let us know if 
he's sick or he's not coming in 

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and the parents obviously 
freaked out and they confronted 

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the kid and the kids like I was 
pursuing Cruise which posting 

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to, like, 12 people on Tick. 
Tock is not a business Endeavor,

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if you have, like, millions of 
people and you're able to 

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convert that to a product, or 
maybe convert other people to 

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someone else's product and make 
a commission off of that. 

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Then fair enough, that is a 
business, right? 

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However, this is not a business 
and his parents were like, dude,

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you can't just not show up to 
class to like, what? 

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So yeah. 
After this kid, the Gen Z kid 

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was talking all this smack about
how he's going to live his 

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laptop luck. 
Lifestyle to everyone. 

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Within two days, he's back in 
classes. 

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And I think as tells me that at 
least most people were cool 

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about it, like they weren't 
gonna top this kid because 

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whatever likes does not worth 
the energy but apparently one 

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kid actually did go up to him 
and be like, Yo, dude, did you 

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drive in today and your 
Lamborghini Bugatti, like, what 

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colors? 
You Bugatti, bro. 

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Like, I'm actually really 
excited to see it. 

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I mean, I know you're still 
here, but do you like chart in 

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on your super yacht or 
something? 

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Like Dude where's your bouquet? 
Yeah he was like messing with 

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the kid or whatever but other 
than that it just goes to show 

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dude. 
Gen Z kids I'm a gen Z kid. 

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Technically guys don't believe 
everything on the internet for 

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the love of God. 
Oh my God. 

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Click on the video on screen 
right now. 

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I know you'll enjoy it.
