Today we got a story time of a spoiled kid who thinks his dad
actually owns the school. Like his dad is the CEO of the
school, owns it, therefore he can do whatever he want and do
whatever he wants to other people.
Yeah, so it's a pretty crazy story.
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And with that being said, let's just jump right into it.
All right, so at the subscribers school, there's a kid who we're
going to call Billy. And Billy was a was a spoiled
kid. He was your standard spoiled
rich kid. You already know how it is.
And as most spoiled rich kids, his parents literally gave him
anything he wanted, which kind of diluted and destroyed the
whole like idea of money, the idea of value, the whole idea
that you can't just have everything that you've ever
wanted. And also he's never had to work
for anything. I mean, here's the thing, there
are parents have like to have a ton of money, but they still
make sure to instill the right values in their kids.
Like, you're still making sure that their kids are getting
summer jobs if they want something, they're making sure
that they're not paying for everything.
And if they are paying something that actually makes sense, like,
oh, my kid needs to eat, okay. It's like, oh, my kid wants
diamond, I don't know, studded cane or something?
I don't know, man. Then obviously they wouldn't,
they wouldn't buy that. But unfortunately Billy was a
spoiled kid and his parents didn't really care.
So anyways, right, one day Billy must have been riding back with
his dad. And this part of the story is a
little hard to tell because obviously the subscriber was not
in the car with Billy, but it was just like overheard from
different rumors and different people.
But basically what happened is Billy the spoiled kid was, you
know, in the car riding back with his dad and he was on his
phone, I don't know, right, playing some game or something.
But it's not like he had Airpods in.
He wasn't listening to music because he heard what, you know,
Billy was or Billy's dad was saying.
So Billy's dad was on the phone with the principal and they were
having some kind of conversation or something.
I think Billy's dad like, I don't know, like did some stuff
for maybe he did do some stuff for the school.
Maybe he gave like donated some something or maybe he
volunteered, I don't know. So Billy's dad did have some
affiliation with the school. However, Billy the spoiled kid
was sitting there and hearing that his dad was talking with
the principal, somehow came to the conclusion that since his
dad was on the phone with the principal, he must actually own
the school. So I don't know what Billy's dad
said that made him believe that, but I think Billy's dad must
have said something that he wasn't like.
Oh, and since I owned the school, he didn't say something
verbatim like that, but he must have said something that made
sense in context. But since Billy the spoiled kid
didn't hear the whole conversation and also wasn't
hearing what the principal was saying, must have misconstrued
that whatever was being said was a conversation that confirmed
that his dad owned the school and not that his dad was helping
out with the school, which is what actually was happening.
So right after that Billy kind of had like a massive ego blow
up and since he's a spoiled kid he already has a pretty decently
big ego for no reason. But now that he believes that
his dad actually owns the school, his ego is like 3X what
it was before. So the next day, Billy came in
with a newfound sense of confidence.
It wasn't as if he wasn't confident before.
I think, as I have already said, he was the spoiled kid.
He was pretty confident, right? However, he had this newfound
kind of sense of confidence after falsely believing that his
dad actually owns the school. So anyways, he comes into class
in the first period class he has with the subscriber.
So he sits down, not right next to the subscriber, but close
enough to the subscriber. And so he's sitting there and
the subscriber is listening. And this at this point, this is
a first hand account. Since the subscriber sees all of
this, there's some kid who we're going to call Ben that was in
between the subscriber and the spoiled kid sitting.
Like if the spoiled kid was on the far left and Ben was on or
the subscribers on the far right, Ben was in between them.
So anyways, right, the subscriber over here is Billy
the spoiled kid. Drop his pencil, right?
And he looks down and he looks at Ben.
He's like, pick up that pencil for me right now, peasant.
And Ben's like, dude, shut up. And the subscribers, like, do
you know who my sorry, the spoiled kid is?
Like do you know who my father is?
And the subscribers like what? Like no, he's your dad.
I, I don't know, remember? At this point the spoiled kid is
convinced his dad owns the school.
Therefore, ah, yes, I can be a jerk to anyone I want.
So yeah, when Ben heard this, he kind of just rolled his eyes and
was like, whatever, man. And the spoiled kid is like,
you're insubordinates is noted and will be reported to my
father. And the subscribers just kind of
like, Oh my God. Because everyone kind of knew
the spoiled kid is kind of being a spoiled entitled kid.
But they this was like a whole new level of just like, wow,
really, really like, this is just a whole new level of damn,
this kid spoiled anyways, though.
So yeah, sure enough, the subscribers come just like, OK,
whatever. However, The thing is, things
continue to go on and things continue to get worse.
And as the days went on, Billy the spoiled kid just became more
and more unbearable. Like this kid was becoming an
actual pain to just live with. So, yeah, basically the worst
was in lunch. So in lunch one day or the next
or during that day, he went up to some kid and was like
demanding, demanding, like his lunch money.
Basically he was paying like it was a toll to the like it was
Billy was set. You know, when you go on the
road and you have to like make those stops if you drive really
long, those like those toll booths where you have to pay
money to pass through. Basically the Billy the spoiled
kid went up to some kid and said you are now in and he says his
last name family's property you must pay the toll.
Please give me 5 like 3 or some amount right whatever amount was
like this kids lunch money and the kid was like dude no he's
like your insubordinates is noted and will be reported to my
father. If you are banned from the
school then don't come crying to me That's all I'm going to say.
And the subscriber overheard this and he was like, Oh my God,
this kid is actually the worst. And so the next day, you know,
Billy this the spoiled kid was walked into the lunch room and
there was a massive line. The subscriber was about midway
through the line. I think today was, you know,
some kind of like special food day that they all like maybe
it's Taco Tuesday. I don't know, man.
Anyways, though, so everyone was pretty excited.
So the line was pretty long. Usually the line wasn't as bad
as this as kids wouldn't be as, you know, advent of being like
getting in line, going for seconds, whatever.
So when, you know, Billy the spoiled kid walked in and saw
such a long line, he was like, this shall never do.
And he starts walking to the front of the line.
The subscriber notices this. And it's like, ah, no, like, no
shot. This kid actually thinks he can
just waltz on into the front of the line like no one else is
here. But sure enough, you know, the
spoiled kid, Billy starts walking and tries to cut the
entire line. So obviously everyone's like,
dude, like, what are you doing? And he says, well, you know, I
just thought you guys would want to be on my good side and let me
cut the line. So obviously everyone was like,
ah, hell no bro, what are you saying right now?
Everyone was just so confused why this kid is like, I think
you want me to be on your good side.
Like dude, why would they care if they're on your good side or
on your bad side? Like I doubt that like they care
any bit about that at all anyways though.
But the spoiled kid is like, I think it would be a smart
investment for you guys to allowed me to cut the line.
Because remember at this point, the spoiled kid is working from
a kind of perception that he is truly like the ruler of the
school. And I don't know why he's acting
as if everyone else knows that too.
Like if he only, let's say his dad owned the school and he
truly was the ruler of the school, why did he not know
about this until 2 days ago? And if he didn't know about this
until 2 days ago, why is he acting as if everybody else
knows as well? It just literally makes no sense
at all. So yeah, everyone is like a
screw off kid. Like we're not giving you our
spot in line. Stop being ridiculous.
Everything like that. And the spoiled kid, you know,
gets super mad and he's like you're all going on the bad list
or whatever and he goes to the back of the line.
So yeah, at this point the spoiled kid shenanigans are not
like getting him a head in any way, but also they're definitely
not helping at this, and they're also starting to get really,
really annoying. So anyways, Billy, the spoiled
kid, his, his, his attitude slash behavior what got worse
and worse and just continued being bad.
However, this reached a breaking point for the subscriber and
everyone else in Billy's class one day.
So one day after weeks and weeks of this utter nonsense coming
from Billy, Billy just took it a little bit too far.
So during recess, you know, the swings are pretty popular.
The swings are kind of like the place to be.
And The thing is, it's kind of like first come, first serve and
everyone kind of knows, like, all right, you spend 5 or 10
minutes on the swings if there's obviously some kids waiting
around to get on them. Just be courteous, be a good
member of your community and just, you know, get off the
swings and then let them go on and they'll probably do the
same. It's definitely a kind of like,
you know, the community is going to watch out for the community.
And also, if you were known for hogging the swings, bro, the the
kids on the swings probably aren't going to give them up to
you. So it's definitely like a big
picture. You want to work with your
group, whatever. So anyways, one day someone was
on the swings and the spoiled kid, Billy wasn't really known
for liking to go on the swings, but I guess the day he decided
to change things up and he was going to go on the swings.
So he goes over to the swings and he says, peasant, get off
this wing for your king right now.
Honestly, I think of Billy the spoiled kid was nice about it
and maybe he said something like, hey, man, like how much
longer do you think you want to be on the swings?
Like I think like I would personally like to like get on
there at some point, but just let me know if he said it like
that. I bet he would have had a decent
shot actually of being able to get on the swings.
But it's the fact that the spoiled kid said, hello,
peasant, get off the swings immediately before, like I I off
with your head or before I just like absolutely just like
decimate you in front of the court.
Like, bro, what are you talking about right now anyways, though.
So yeah, sure enough, the kids like, no.
So this point, some other kids are around, Some of them are
waiting for the swings. Some of them just happen to be
nearby. And they witnessed this whole
thing go down. And the spoiled kid says, you
disrespect my authority because he's looking around and seeing
that everyone else is noticing this, you will be punished
severely. And he walks over and he pushes
this kid off the swing and the kid falls over and like hits his
head. So he has to go to the school
nurse. The spoiled kid is like time out
or gets a very light moderate punishment, but at this point
all the kids kind of like get together afterwards and are
like, dude, the spoiled kid has gone way too far.
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So anyways, right, Billy has gone too far.
The spoil get has gone away too far.
And everyone at the school is in agreement on that.
So yeah, sure enough, they come up with a plan.
They come up with a plan of action to fix what's going on.
So anyways, one day at lunch or the next day lunch I should say,
they all go up. Billy sitting at a table alone,
he can't eat with the peasants, by the way.
He must eat at his own little royal table.
They goes up. They all go to Billy and they
all kind of like surrounds table and Billy looks up.
He's like, yes, peasants and the subscribers like dude, we've all
come to agreement. You're acting like a little jerk
recently. You've got to cut this out or in
the spoiled kids like before even the subscriber could say or
what they were going to do. The spoiled kid who's this so
shocked because he had never been talked back to you before
and he just couldn't possibly imagine that the peasants would
be so bold as in to talk back to their superior.
You know what I mean? It's just like, Oh my, oh good
heavens. Like you would talk back to your
superior like that. Are you serious right now, guys?
So he's just so taken aback. And you know, he's all just
like, let's say you guys are making a big mistake.
My father owns the school and they're all looking at him and
they're just like, dude, your dad doesn't own the school.
And you just can't boss us around like that.
Even if he did, you can't boss us around.
But he doesn't. So it's not even, not even if
you're bossing us around on something that makes sense.
And the spoiled kid just blew up on them.
He was so angry that they would question his authority, right?
And he's just, like, started shouting.
You're all just. Jealous of me because my.
Father is. I can do whatever I want, and
you will always be lesser than me.
You must submit. You're better off submitting
before I destroy you all. And so everyone around the table
is like, oh, my God, this kid is so cringe and lame.
I didn't know you could be both like that.
So yeah, all the other kids just kind of look at them.
And then they looked at each other, and then they nodded.
They all nodded at each other because they were all in
agreement that action needed to be taken.
Yeah, so sure enough, they they're still at the table.
And after like the spoiled kid finishes his like crazy
explosive like freak out session, he's like the
subscriber says, look dude, we're all in agreement.
So either you're going to quit, you're going to cut out with all
this like peasant talk and trying to cut us in line,
bossing us around and overall just being a jerk to us.
And you know what you're doing? You know what, you're if you
keep on doing that, we're not going to allow you to do
anything. And the spoiled kids like,
excuse me? And the subscribers like, yeah,
we've basically talked to the entire class.
They're not going to let you play Foursquare.
They're not going to let you on the swings.
They're not going to let you do this during recess.
They're not going to let you do that.
Basically, the subscriber goes down a whole long list of
basically everything at school. That was fun.
The whole class was going to basically block them.
Think of this of like some going to like block Kate or whatever
just as a leverage tool. Loki kind of smart from the
subscriber and his friends and the spoiled kid is like, you
guys don't control me. I can do whatever I want and the
subscribers like all right, man, like that's fine with me.
You can do whatever you want, like that's fine, but kind of
whatever man. And the spoiled kids, like it
doesn't bother me at all. I will have fun all by myself.
So sure enough, the subscriber like kind of looks at the other
kids and kind of gives them a nod and they all go back to
everyone else saying the spoiled kid was not being cooperative so
to block him from anything fun. So over the next couple of days,
the spoiled kid is not allowed on the swings.
The spoiled kid is not allowed to join them during Foursquare.
The spoiled kid is not allowed to do this.
No one is talking to the spoiled kid.
Basically hold it like basically saying you're not allowed to
have fun here until you stop acting looking like a jerk.
So finally after a week, the spoiled kid when no one else is
looking goes up to the subscriber and it's like, look,
call off your blockade. I'll stop being a jerk.
And the subscriber says, OK, one more thing.
So you guys might be thinking, what is that?
One more thing. And subscribers like I need you
to apologize. And the spoiled kids, like, Oh,
my God, Oh my God, I'm sorry, Oh my God.
And the subscribers, like, OK, that's good enough for me.
And he says, I'll tell everyone to, like, quit with the
blockade. And the spoiled kids, like,
good. Like, fine, I'm sorry.
The spoiled kid walks away. Everyone lets the spoiled kid
back into doing whatever they're doing.
And yeah, sure enough, the spoiled kid was no longer a
jerk. He might have still thought his
dad owned the school, but he wasn't a jerk about it.
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Today we get a story time of a spoiled kid who literally thinks
that he rules the world. Let's go.
All the subscriber Andrew. So this all happened when Andrew
was about in like I think like 5th grade or so and there was a
new kid who moved into his neighborhood and this was over
the summer. So Andrew has not met this kid
yet as he would probably meet him next year or when school
started in the fall. But the new kids mom got on
Facebook and connected with all the other Facebook moms in the
neighborhood and was kind of just reaching out to them being
like, hey, you know, my son is new to the neighborhood.
He's going to be starting school in the fall and I really want
him to have a a good time. Can can he like meet some of you
guys or whatever? So one night in one like summer
night or whatever, Andrew's mom arranged that Andrew and her
would go over to the new kids house and so Andrew can meet the
new kid and they can become friendly before school starts
and also so Andrew can meet the mom as well.
Anyway, so that night, you know rolls around and you know, they
get into the car and they drive over and you know, Andrew was
talking to his mom. He's like mom, I don't think
I've ever been to this part of the neighborhood.
And mom's like, well, this is a very special part of the
neighborhood as they approach a gate.
Basically, this was like the gated community part.
And a lot of times gated communities are kind of like
places and neighborhoods that are like protected by like a
gate that goes all around them. And it normally costs a lot of
money in the houses. And there are a lot, a lot of
people enter the gated communities just because they
have a lot of money and they don't want people coming in or
whatever. So this is the first time Andrew
has ever been to this part. And he's like, wow, like I've
never been to a place like this. And Andrews mom is like, yeah,
Andrew, it's probably going to be a pretty nice house too.
So, you know, have fun over there or whatever.
So they get to the gate and Andrew calls up Ben.
That is the name. But if we're doing names, Ben is
the name of the spoiled kid who lives at this house.
Andrew's mom calls up Ben's mom. And you know, Ben's mom's like,
Oh yes, the, the, the code for us is like 4772 or something
like that. So she enters that in the gate
opens up, they go through and they're going down and Andrew's
just looking out the window at all of these spectacular houses.
And it's just like, Oh my God, like I never knew that this part
of the neighborhood actually existed.
So actually they pull up to Ben's house and it is a
wonderful house. It is a obviously a quite
expensive house too. They pull up, they, you know,
pull into the driveway. They get out, Andrew and
Andrew's mom walk up and Andrew's like, Oh my God, this
house is insane. And Andrew's mom's like, I know,
but don't say anything like that when you get there.
And Andrew's like, I know mom. They get up, they knock on the
door and Ben's mom greets it. It's like, Oh my God, hello
there guys. You know how moms greet each
other hello. And Andrew's mom's like, hi
there and gives like a little hug or whatever.
And you know, Ben's mom's like, well, Ben is upstairs.
I told him to come down, but he's in the middle of one of
those video games, you know how it is.
And they both laugh. And Andrew's like, what?
And Ben's mom's like, well, Andrew just just run up there,
run up into Ben's room. He'll say hello.
So, you know, Andrew's like, all right, Andrew goes up, kind of
goes up the stairs, knocks on the door.
It's like, yo, what's up? And you need to hear Ben be
like, like, go away, mom. And Andrew's like, hey, it's not
your mom. And you just hear like, a
silence. And then you hear open the door.
And so, you know, Andrew opens the door, walks in, and Ben is
in the middle of, like, I don't know, like a Fortnite game or
something. He's playing some game.
And he's completely, like, occupied.
He's like, hello there. What was your name?
Andrew's like. Andrew.
Andrew, hello. I'm pretty busy right now, so
feel free to just take a seat on my bed.
Actually, no. Can can you stand?
You stand? Is that OK?
Andrew's like, yeah, that's that's that's fine.
That's fine. I guess.
So Ben is just going away, playing his like Fortnite or
whatever. And and you can hear the two
moms downstairs laughing at something that probably wasn't
that funny that the other one said, but you already know how
it goes. But anyways, eventually, you
know, Ben, you know, he loses. He's like boom, slams his first
on the table. He's like, God damn it.
And he turns around. He's like, yo, what's up?
Hey, sorry, weird introduction. My name's Ben.
What's your name? And Andrew's like, I just said
that, but he doesn't say that. He's like, ah, my name's Andrew.
And then men's like, well, don't expect me to remember that.
I might have to ask again. And Andrew in his head is like,
dude, well, I'm coming to your house because you wanted to meet
people. Are you Siri?
But anyways, right, Andrew just kind of like bites his tongue
and is like, all right, whatever.
So and Andrew's like, So what do you like to do?
And Ben's like, I don't know, like play Fortnite.
I like to take my, my parents cars for a spin.
What cars do your parents have? And Ben's like, oh, no, no,
don't even tell me. Let's go to the window now.
So Ben leads him to a window that looks outside that like
looks out at the cars because he's looking at the car that was
parked. And Ben is like, oh, that's so
sad. That's so sad.
I don't even know what kind of car that is.
And trust me, trust me, if it was a nice car, I would have
known. And Andrew in his head is like,
oh, my God, this kid probably had to leave the old place he
was living, see, because he burned all the bridges with
anyone he could have been friends with.
Oh, my God. And Andrew's like, well, yeah,
it works. It's a car.
It got me from my house to here. So it it functions.
And Ben's like, well, I guess kind of I'm surprised it isn't
falling apart right now. Like, when's the last time you
get that checked for, like, raccoons living in there?
Oh, my God. And Andrew's just, like, looking
at him. Like what?
And Ben's like, come, come here. Come here.
They walk downstairs and Andrew and Ben's mom's like, look at
those two. They're already becoming such
great friends. No, no, no, no, they weren't.
But but anyways, right, Ben leads them out and he's like,
all right, man, come over here. He brings them to like behind
like the backyard of his house and it it's a pretty crazy
house. Like there's a massive backyard
and then there's this garage and it's a car garage.
So Ben's like, take a look at this and he takes out this like
clicker and he clicks it and then like this garage door
starts to open and there are four freaking cars back there.
And it's like Mercedes's class Aston Martin.
It's like the fanciest freaking cars on planet earth.
And Benz, like look at these babies.
Like these are insane. These are all my daddy's cars.
Like, my mom is this like stupid G wagon or whatever, But these
cars, these are how you get all the women, bro.
And Andrew's like, OK. And Ben's like, yeah, these cars
go for at least $200,000 each at auction.
Unlike most cars that depreciate and fall apart, these actually
aged like fine wine. I don't know how, but that's
what my dad said. And Andrew's like, hey, Andrew,
do not beat this kid up. Do not beat him up.
He deserves a punch in the face, but don't do it.
Don't do it, Andrew. Don't do it.
And Andrew's like, so cool. And Ben's like, of course it's
cool. It's awesome.
My cars are awesome. There's not even a question.
There's not even a doubt in my mind that they are the best cars
ever wanted to take a look at your car again?
And Andrew's like, Nah, I think we took a good enough look.
Anything else you want to do? And Ben's like, I don't know,
let's just go back upstairs, I guess.
So they walk back upstairs. And Andrew, as he's passing his
mom, Andrew's mom looks over. And Andrew makes his face of
like, like, kind of like, does that like, you know, that like,
you take your hand and you kind of like, make a quick movement
next to your neck, Like, Nah, Nah, Nah, like, is it not good,
bro? And Andrew's mom kind of gives
them this look of like, keep going.
Like, doesn't matter, let's shut up, shut up.
And Andrew's like, OK, fine. I'm not getting saved from this.
I just got to deal with this kid.
So anyways, Ben's like, so do you want to see my third floor?
And Andrew's like, you have a third floor to your house.
He's like, yeah, we actually have a fourth floor too.
But let me show you the third floor of the house.
And he opens it. He goes up these stairs and they
walk up and it is the most insane thing ever.
Every game, every toy, every, everything is on that floor is
the most insane thing ever. There's air hockey.
There's a bolt like a mini bowling thing.
There's a mini golf thing. It is ridiculous and and
Andrew's like, Oh my God, dude, this is insane and Ben's like, I
don't know, my last house was actually even cooler.
This is such a downgrade. Like this honestly sucks.
This sucks so bad. I don't know why I'm showing it
to you. Maybe so that you could pity me
or something. And Andrew's like pity you.
Like this is the coolest thing ever.
Like you gotta, I love air hockey.
And he starts like going on there and turns it on, starts
speeding it. And Andrew, Ben's like turn that
off. And Andrew's like, OK, Ben's
like, sorry, I just don't want it to get scratched up.
And Andrew's head, he's like, you don't want your air hockey
set to get scratched up. You don't you don't want to use
you don't want to use the toy. That's the only reason this is
fun is if you use it. But whatever, right?
Anyways, Andrew's like, OK, fine.
It's his house, it's his rules, whatever.
Sure enough, they walk around and this is when, you know, Ben
is like, so did I ever show you my watch collection?
By the way, what watch are you wearing?
And he looks at Andrew's wrist. And bro, Andrew wasn't wearing a
watch. And Ben's like, that's so sad.
OK, come with me. And once again, Andrew in his
head is like, Andrew, don't punch this guy in the face.
This guy probably has fancy lawyers and you will be even
more broke than you are now. Andrew, for the love of God, do
not punch this guy in the face. I know you want to, but for the
love of God, he will take all the money from you and buy
another stupid watch. And so they walk over and, you
know, Ben's like, so you see this one, this one I got for my
13th birthday, a Rolex. And Andrew's like, OK, that's
nice 13 year old kid with a Rolex that's normal.
And he's like, and this is a, and then goes on and says other
fancy watches. And Andrew doesn't know Andrew
knows what a Rolex says because they advertise everywhere and
they're known for being fancy. Then he lists off a bunch of
other watches and Ben's like, do you know what this watch is?
And he lifts it up and Andrew's like, no.
And Ben's like uncultured kind of says that under his breath.
And Andrew's like, Andrew, do not smack this kid in the face.
I know, Andrew. I know you want to do it.
I know you want to give him a big a clean sock in the face,
but just can't do it, man. Just can't do it.
And Ben's like, yeah, man, that's crazy.
You don't know what this is. Anyways, this one is the most
expensive one so far. You want to look at it, you want
to touch it. Andrew's like, I guess.
And Ben's like, false. You do not want to touch it
wrong. If you touch it, the value which
it would just fall apart, the value would just go down to 0 if
you touched it. And Andrew then says, well, I
mean, you're touching it right now.
And Ben's like, yeah, it doesn't matter if I touch it.
But if you touch it, the value goes to 0.
And Andrew's like, Andrew, don't punch this kid in the face.
Whatever you do. I know you want to.
I know you got a clean shot right now to just suck him in
the face. But don't do it, Andrew.
Don't do it. Do it for me, buddy.
Do it for me. You don't want to lose.
You don't want to make this kid buy another car with your money
that's going to be taken from your mother.
Don't punch him in the face. He's got fancy lawyers real
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So this point, right, Andrew, is this like Andrew Mann, please,
you got to hold it together for your mother, your beautiful
mother. Don't punch him in the face for
your beautiful mother, man. And anyways, you know, he's
saved by the bell because he hears this kind of Ding noise
and Ben's like whatever. And you know, Andrew's like,
dude, what was that bell noise? He's like that just means dinner
is ready or probably not having dinner, probably just our
entrees or whatever. And Andrews like what?
Cuz Andrew is just like used his mom being like dinner.
He walks down it's like Mac and cheese and he's done.
So they walk down there, right and they see Andrew and Bens mom
already sitting at the table and they sit down and this like guy
comes out and that's when Andrew realizes that they have a
freaking personal chef. Bro.
That is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard.
And he comes out he's like, today we will be having beef
Wellington. And bro, I swear to God, dude, I
don't know about you, but this the this the food name beef
Wellington makes me think of like, oh wow, yeah, that's
ridiculous. Like of course of all the meals
they're going to be having, it would have either been like gold
leafed sirloin steak or it would have been freaking beef
Wellington. And literally when the guy says
beef Wellington, Ben goes, uh, I had that last week and Andrews,
Andrews mom and Andrew just make eye contact and she kind of
looks at him and gives him a look of like chill, chill,
Andrew. Andrew's like, my fist belongs
on his face. Oh my God.
Anyways, though. So they sit down and they start
eating it and it's so freaking good.
It is so good, at least according to Andrew, right?
Andrew's just devouring it. He's like, Oh my God, where can
we get some beef Wellington at home?
But Ben looks at it and kind of goes, because it takes a little
sniff of it and like cuts a little bit puts in his mouth.
He goes, this is worse than last week's.
And the personal chef comes around and be like, Sir, how can
I fix this for you? And Andrew is starting to get
really angry. He's like, this kid is literally
the worst person on planet Earth.
But anyways, I mean, there's only so much you can do at that
point. There really isn't that much you
can do. And Andrew's like, if I punch
him in the face, it's going to be really bad.
He's got fancy lawyers and you know, Ben's like, whatever, I'll
starve. And the chef's like, no, no,
please let me let me get you something.
And Ben's like, no, you had one shot, one opportunity.
You blew it. And so the chef took it away.
Andrew finishes it. And Andrew actually like, like
stops the chef and says, hey, I'll take that.
And the chef's like, all right. So the chef gives them like Ben
doesn't see it, but Andrew takes Ben's plate with like one bite
into it. This immediately devours it as
well. And eventually right in between
that and like their dessert, you know, Ben's mom is like, so I'm
so excited that you 2 got are getting along.
That's so nice. You know, how about Ben?
How about we go around, we talk about like our highs and our
lows. Let's do rose and thorn.
Tell me what was a good thing. That's the Rose.
And tell me what is a bad thing. That's the thorn.
Ben, do you wanna go 1st? And Ben's like, fine.
I guess the Rose was the fact that I get to go to bed every
night. Sleeping is so cool.
But I guess my thorn is my thorn's actually a lot of
things. Let me take a second.
I know exactly what my thorn is. You know, that new kid, that
stupid kid, Mom. And like, Ben's mom's, like
what, honey? He's like, yeah, You know, that
stupid kid that you had me hang out with yesterday?
He totally was not respecting my authority.
He did not understand that I was this intrinsically a better
person than he was. And Andrew at this point was
like, what the fuck? What intrinsically a better
person than you are, bro, What are you saying?
And then Ben goes on to go completely mask off and he's
like, yeah, you know how like the whole, that kid didn't have
any many. And Ben's mom's like Ben, I
think it's time to elaborate on your rose.
I think we've heard enough of your thorn trying to cover up
the fact that her son is a complete lunatic, a maniac
freakazoid, right? And Ben goes and goes like, oh,
no, let me finish my thorn. Yes, This kid, he didn't
understand that. Like when I told him to give me
a foot massage and I'd give him like 5 bucks because that'd be
more money than he'd ever seen his entire life or something, he
like, totally flipped out. And then I went on to tell him
that, like, we live in a society, like the caste system.
I was learning about that history and how, like, he's the
peasant and I'm the king in this society.
And that, you know, the dynamics, right?
The dynamics between the peasant and the king, We're not really
being reflected in the way that he was talking back to me, mom,
to me. And at this point, Andrew's
like, is this staring at his mom?
Just staring at his mom? And Andrew's mom kind of like,
gives him like, a kick under the table because, like, Andrew was
like, bro, I got to say something and I got, I gotta say
something, bro. Like, I can't let this go on.
And Benny's mom is looking mortified because while she
lives in a bubble, she also understands what is not polite
conversation. And one could say that this was
not polite conversation, You know what I mean?
And Ben goes and be like, yeah, dude, this is like, it was
ridiculous. It was insane.
I mean, I offered him five whole American dollars for a foot
massage. It was.
And he said no. And he got all upset or
something. And, you know, I tried to, like,
shove my foot in his face anyways.
And that made him more mad. I was literally giving him a
second chance to respect the kings of his society.
I mean, Mom, he's literally a peasant.
I mean, did you, did you see his?
Did you see his whip? He's a peasant, Mama.
At this point, Andrew's like, how do you not expect me to
punch this guy in the face? By the way, little disclaimer,
don't punch anyone in the face, even if they deserve it.
It's a bad idea. This kid maybe, maybe this kid,
but in general, no, I don't condone violence off the record.
Maybe this kid, but anyway's back on the record and Ben is
just like, anyways, right. So Andrew, what was your Rose
and thorn? Actually, I don't really care
mom, this game sucks. What's the next next thing we
can talk about? And Ben's mom is like mortified
once again. And Ben, Ben's mom's like, turns
to Andrew and Andrew's mom's like, isn't Ben so funny?
He's like a comedian or something.
He's he's really funny. And Andrew's mom's like, aha,
yeah. And Ben then goes on, completely
destroys whatever his mom was trying to do.
And he's like, what do you mean I'm funny?
Mom? None of that was a joke, You
know that. You know what we talk about
behind the scenes? Do they not know, like, what
this is? And Andrew's mom's like, what do
you mean what this is? And you know, Ben's like, well,
I mean, you know, the whole society thing, like, you guys
are lesser than us. We just wanted to like, I don't
know, it just looks good. Like it's like a charity thing
when we hang out with the lessers.
And Andrew turns to his mom and says he's like, quote.
He's like, dude, he just called us the lessers.
And Andrew's mom's like, shut off Andrew.
Give me a second. Andrew's mom's like what?
And Ben's mom looks at Ben and he's like, shut up, Ben.
Shut up, Ben. And Ben's like, what?
I'm just saying it how it is. I'm just being real, Mom, What's
that whole thing about, like, being real and always being
honest with each other? Well, I'm always being honest
with everyone. And he looks at Andrew and his
mom, and he's like, yeah, you know what?
You guys are a charity case. You're.
We're trying to find a new charity case, right?
We're trying to find new charity case.
And when I saw your car rolling, I knew for a fact that you were
a perfect charity case. And Andrew's mom looks at her,
looks at her watch. It's like, Oh my God, I'm so
sorry. We have a thing at 6:48.
Oh, my God, I'm so sorry we're so late right now.
We have a thing at 6648. Yeah, it's 648 at night on that
moment. I'm so sorry we got to go.
Andrew's mom picks up Andrew. Andrew in his head's like, yes,
yes, escape. And they walk out and Ben's mom,
I hope to see you. Oh, I'm so sorry you had to cut
this short. Also, Ben is being so funny
today. Gives him a punch and he's like,
ow, mom, why do you punch me? And he's she's like, oh, he's so
funny. I hope to see you guys soon.
And Andrew's mom turns around and it's like, yes, goodbye now.
And they both walk out. They get into the car and
Andrew's like, do you think that if we stayed there long enough
that they were going to like, I don't know, put us in camouflage
and then try and hunt us or something?
Like, bro, that was insane. And Andrew's mom's like, you
know what? I've never met anyone in my life
like that. And we will not be seeing Ben
again. And Andrew, you better stay away
from Ben. Andrew's like, well, yeah,
'cause if I was near him again, he'd be.
Punched in the face. Andrew's mom's like, don't punch
anyone in the face. I mean, OK, That kid.
No, that kid is fancy. Lawyers don't do it.
Click on the video on screen right now.
I know you'll enjoy it. Just click it.
Do it. From a spoiled brat who
literally says that he owns poor people.
Yeah, dude, he actually said it to a kid who starts crying
because they have to fly public transportation.
Oh, good heavens. These are the most spoiled kids
of all time. Let's go.
So we're going to call the subscribers, submit the story,
Jeff. So anyways, Jeff had an older
cousin and his older cousin's parents were very, very rich.
And Jeff was very kind of middle of the line, middle class.
He wasn't poor by any means, but he also wasn't rich by any
means. So whatever you define that is,
is whatever it is, right? So sure enough, Jeff had not
seen his older cousin in a really long time.
So Jeff's mom, it got like in touch with Jeff's aunt, which is
the mom of Jeff's cousin, right? And I think they were just
talking and they were just like catching up or whatever.
And they realized that it had been such a long time since they
got together. So they decided that over the
summer they were going to meet up.
So let's Fast forward to over the summer and sure enough, it
comes to the time for them to meet up.
Jeff's cousin lived like about an hour and a half drive away.
So sure. So Jeff got in the car with his
mom and they were driving over and Jeff was talking to his mom
being like, hey, it's been like legitimately like four or five
plus years since I've seen my cousin.
And I also don't think I've ever been to my cousin's house
before. So that's when Jeff's mom has to
like, brace him a little bit and she's like, hey, look, so you
know, you know, about like Jeff's financial situation and
they're like, or not Jeff, sorry, your cousin's financial
situation. Jeff's like, yeah, I'm kind of
aware this parents do pretty well.
And Jeff's mom's like, look, they don't just do pretty well,
they do really well, right? They do really well.
So Jeff's like, OK, cool, good to know.
And she's like, look, it's going to be pretty crazy once you get
there. Like, the house is insane.
Like I've seen photos, but I'm sure in person it's even more
like daunting, right? So Jeff honestly was kind of
underestimating. Like he was thinking like, OK,
my mom's just like exaggerating for effect or whatever.
I don't know why she's exaggerating, but she's
definitely exaggerating right now.
But sure enough, she was not really exaggerating.
So they pull in, but they don't pull into the driveway, they
pull into the the pathway to the house.
Dude, like this house legitimately had like a winding
Rd. up into it. It was one of those houses that
just like existed on a massive plot of land.
And this wasn't like a massive plot of dirt dude.
This was like the most beautiful plot of land you've ever seen.
Like it just, it's like exquisitely done.
Their gardener should be getting a raise, right?
So they're driving up this pathway and or this driveway, I
guess, but you can't think of it like a normal driveway.
And Jeff's like, oh, are we in the neighborhood right now?
And Jeff's mom turns to him while she's driving.
It's like, this is not a neighborhood, Jeff.
This is the driveway to their house.
This is on their property. And Jeff's like how like I don't
even see the house yet. Just mom's like, that's what I
mean. So eventually they see kind of
like a house in the distance. But it doesn't look like a
house, man. It looks like a legitimate
hotel. OK, Doesn't look like a hotel,
but looks about the size of a hotel.
Obviously it's looks much more like a house, but for sizing
wise, it looks like a hotel. And just looking at this thing,
he's like, that's that's insane. Like mom, there's no way.
And his mom's like, yeah, that's what I'm saying.
So they pull up and it's like the the biggest, most extreme
thing ever. And they pull into the driveway
of like, like, there's multiple cars outside.
Obviously the cars are pretty sick.
And they get out. And Jeff's aunt, like, comes out
of the room. We're not the room of the house.
And she's like, oh, so excited for you guys to be here.
It's really been way too long. And Jeff's cousin comes out.
He's like, hey, what's up, little dude?
Jeff's cousin is older than him. Jeff's about 16 at the time.
And Jeff's cousin's like 20 or something.
So at first, Jeff's cousin actually seems like he's pretty
chill or whatever, but as the night goes on, you will see that
is definitely not the case. I guess he's just pretty good at
first impressions or whatever. So things seem pretty good at
1st and Jeff is honestly just in awe of everything around him.
I mean, he walks into the room, there's like a freaking crystal
chandelier, dude. It's like marble floors, the
stairway, the stairway. Like there's like a spiral
staircase that goes up like four or five stories.
This is like a legit house dude. Like, this is insane.
And you know, so Jeff's aunt is kind of like giving them a
little bit of a tour, but for her to give an extensive tour of
the entire place would probably take legit hours.
So it's like a very quick, here's the bathroom, here's the
kitchen, here's the movie room, the movie room, dude.
Dude had a projector and a movie.
It was insane, right? Here's the bowling room.
Bowling What? Anyways, so yeah, eventually
Jeff is goes up the stairs with his mom.
There's a guest bedroom, two of them actually, more than two of
them actually, but there's two of them right next to each other
for them to have. They're on the 3rd floor and
it's just like, wow. Okay, so Jeff gets his stuff and
plugs in his phone, walks over to his moms room.
It's kind of whispering a little bit 'cause he doesn't
necessarily want them to hear, but he's like, dude, this is
insane. And his moms like, yeah, don't
call me dude. But yeah, I know.
This is like this is this is what I meant, like prepare
yourself. So anyways, they're going out to
dinner that night. And so they get in the car and
they drive over and honestly, like Jeff and his cousin were
sitting in the back seat and they were just talking.
And it was, it was cool actually.
Like he seemed like a pretty chill dude at first, which
you'll soon find out he is not. But you know, so he never really
went to college, which I mean, I guess if you're with that much
money, like I can definitely understand, I guess.
But honestly, I think even if you come from a ton of money,
you should still go to college for the experience part.
You just, I mean, I feel like that would be the greatest
experience ever in college because it's like, oh, well, I
don't actually have to try. I just get to do the fun things.
But either way, he decided not to go to college.
And he's a quote UN quote, a entrepreneur, which most of the
time just means unemployed. But yeah, so he was quote, UN
quote, an entrepreneur and he was starting like 58,000
companies, man. Look, you're not Elon Musk.
You can't run 3-4 or five companies successfully at a one
time, right? Try and get one to work in the
1st place. Like you think Elon Musk started
doing 6 companies in a row that all worked.
No, look up-x.com, which will go to PayPal.
Which PayPal mafia. Very interesting saga.
You should look into it. But anyways, right, So he's
talking about all of that and Jeff's kind of just or sorry,
Jeff's cousin. If I said Jeff, I meant Jeff's
cousin. And Jeff is kind of just sitting
there like, OK, dude, OK, dude, sure, You're an entrepreneur.
Weird. Got it.
OK, dude, cool. OK, So they get to the
restaurant, they sit down, and then they're talking about
everything. And so Jeff's aunt is like
talking about, because, you know, they're just catching up
or whatever. They're getting to know each
other. Again.
Jeff's aunt is telling them about this, like, really crazy
trip that they went on. And I think Jeff's mom was just
a little, not just mom, just aunt.
I think Jeff's mom's sister. I think that's how that works.
But Jeff's aunt is a little bit, we're not a little bit probably
pretty, pretty naive or just oblivious of how ridiculous of a
story she's telling. And I don't mean ridiculous in
the sense of like, oh, that's unbelievable, right?
It was unbelievable in the sense that you believed it, but the
fact that someone lived like that was unbelievable.
Look, if you go on really insane trips like that, sometimes it's
just better to keep the details to yourself.
Like if you went somewhere really cool, you can tell
someone all about it and tell them about what you saw.
But like, they were adding in all the details of like, Oh
yeah, we rented out a Ferrari. It's like, dude, what?
It's like, yeah, we, we yotted around.
It's like, dude, what? It's like, that's fine if you
did it, of course, like whatever, but maybe not telling
the random person like I, I get it, it's cool or whatever, but
like, bro, I don't know. So like Jeff is kind of sitting
there like, Dang, I could never like this life is insane, right?
So eventually they get back and it's a little bit later, but
Jeff's mom, aunt and cousin, they all start having the the
the adult apple juice. I think I can say that they're
drinking, but like, YouTube, dude, YouTube can be weird
sometimes. So I'm just going to say that
they're all drinking special. I'm just say they're drinking.
No more word around. You know what I'm talking about.
You too. I don't, I honestly don't think
they care that much. So yeah, they all start, you
know, they drink, I don't know, wine or something.
And The thing is, right, Jeff's cousin really starts going hard
at it and he gets fairly drunk. And The thing is, right, when
you say stuff when you're drunk, a lot of times you don't
actually mean it, but you also kind of do.
There's sometimes you just say stuff that is not true.
But in a lot of cases, it kind of just brings out parts of you
that maybe you try and just kind of push back so that you can
remain in civilized society. You know what I mean?
So yeah, they were all kind of like sitting around and Jeff was
not drinking because maybe he did a little bit with his
friends. But dude was 16.
He was his mom was not having that happen.
So he got his like, club soda or whatever, which is what I get
when I go to restaurants because club soda is great.
And he's just kind of sitting there and it's kind of like
looking at them and they're all talking about whatever.
And I don't know how it got to this point, but Jeff's cousin
just got so incredibly drunk that he started, OK, this is
where the title, quote, UN quote, spoiled kid thinks that
he owns poor people, quote, UN quote, right?
This is where that part starts to happen because, you know, he
starts to go on being like, man, I don't know.
This is Jeff's cousin, by the way.
He's like, man, I don't know if you guys can relate to this,
but, you know, whenever I go in, you know, I travel in New York
City or I go anywhere near public transportation, dude, I
just get the ick. And so at first, Jeff's mom's
like, yeah, like, it's really grimy.
I don't like it because I don't think most, I mean, look, most
people have to use public transportation, but it's
definitely not like the most fun place ever.
It's definitely not like the greatest vibes ever.
Like that's just kind of a fact of the matter.
But so Jeff's mom was like, yeah, I can relate to that.
But then Jeff's cousin went on to say something that was a
little bit less relatable. Jeff's cousin's like, yeah, this
is all the poor people in there, man.
I mean, no offense to you guys, which was that's a hilarious
statement to say to something like, no offense to you guys.
Poor people. Me made me right.
Like, dude, seriously. And but this guy, look, Jeff
Cousin was drunk enough that he didn't care.
He kind of, like, took off the facade of trying to care about
other people, right? He's like, yeah, he's like, I
wish that there was a social program that like got rid of
them. Like do you didn't even say like
I wish there was a program to help the poor.
He's like, I wish there was a program to get rid of them.
Like shit them off somewhere else, dude.
So this point, Jeff's mom, even though she was like a little bit
drunk, she wasn't like drunk enough to deal with this stuff.
So she's like, but The thing is right, Jeff's aunt was totally
out of it. Like she was totally out of it.
Like she was about to excuse herself to bed in a fast second.
So she was not a she. So she wasn't able to intervene
when Jeff's cousin was talking his crazy talk, right.
So he goes on to say, and this is where the famous line in the
title, he's like, you know what? I've been thinking about this.
And, you know, throughout history, you know, there have
been kings, there have been Lords and there have been
peasants. And, you know, the kings own the
peasants. The peasants do everything for
the kings, and they make sure the society works.
He says, you know what? In this society, modern day, I'm
the king and I own the peasants. And you know, it just works that
way, man. It just works.
Like it's like when the worst people own the poor people.
And bro was literally saying this at this point.
Look, dude, remember, remember the subscriber Jeff?
All he has is a club soda. He is stone cold sober and he's
hearing someone saying that, hey, man, life was better when I
owned the poor people. Like, dude, what?
So Jeff is like sitting there super awkwardly trying to make
eye contact with his mom, and his mom is like kind of looking
at him like chill, chill, chill, chill, chill.
Like don't say anything. Don't say anything because she
doesn't want to. Like, look, they're sleeping
over at their house that night. She doesn't want to cause a
problem or anything. But obviously, I mean, it's
problematic what he's saying. He's like, yeah, man, society
just worked better when, like the poor people did exactly what
people like me would tell them to do.
Like, think about it. How bad was society in?
Like he said, like, I don't know, like a 1600s Kingdom,
which I don't know if you've heard of the French Revolution
before, but might want to look into that because people weren't
too happy about that system, at least not for a long time.
So just just pick up a little little book on the French
Revolution and learn a thing or two about the guillotine, my
friend, because that system doesn't tend to work out that
well. And maybe if you masked it or
made it look like something else, then maybe you would
function even in modern day society.
And maybe parts of modern day society are more like that than
you think and it's just a bunch of smoke and mirrors.
Smoke and mirrors and not showing your entire hand.
But anyways, I digress. Because Jeff is sitting there in
the most awkward, uncomfortable situation because his cousin is
looking at them, but he's saying this stuff, but he's saying it
as if he's saying the most rational stuff ever.
And he's basically saying stuff like looking for them to like
nod their heads and be like, yeah, dude, you're so right.
You should literally own us and decide everything we do.
We should be, we should be just be like working for you forever
for free just because you make great decisions.
You should be the dictator of everyone because you were born
into a rich family. Of course, dude, yes, it makes
so much sense right now, man. You're like legit spinning, bro.
You're spitting facts. That's what this kid was
wanting. But Jeff is like, I can remember
Jeff stone cold sober. Just moms a little drunk so she
can handle this. But Jeff, Jeff is stone cold
sober, bro. He's sitting there just like,
dude, what am I gonna do right now?
Like this is what, Huh? Are you serious?
Yeah. So eventually the cousin's like,
hey, guys, I'm sorry, I'm tired. I'm going to go to bed and gets
up. His mom's already gone to bed at
this point. Like, I think his mom didn't
even. She either heard a little bit of
it but was too drunk to, like, realize and just went to bed, or
she just went to bed before the cousin went on this rampage.
But actually the cousin gets up. He's like, oh, yeah.
Like, I'm going to go to bed. Feel free to take anything from
the fridge. If you need anything, let me
know. I'll be up in the morning.
Peace. He just goes up, walks upstairs.
So Jeff is sitting there and he turns to his mom and his mom
looks at him and holds up a finger, just like one finger up
in the air saying like, wait. And they they listen and they
hear, you know, Jeff's older cousin walk up the stairs
several flights up to his room. And then she's like, I know, I
know, I know literally just says I know to Jeff.
And they both know what they're talking about.
That's the craziest thing. And Jeff's like, wow, like, I
didn't expect that. And she's like, I didn't expect
it, but I'm not surprised. And then Jeff's mom goes on to
tell about like how, you know, Jeff's aunt got the money really
quickly and could because like Jeff's cousins dad, I think
that's Jeff's uncle. Yeah.
He just like basically, he didn't win the lottery, but he
basically struck gold incredibly quickly.
It wasn't like a gradual rise or whatever.
Basically Jeff's aunt was just really not sure how to parent
correctly because his kid was like their kid was just kind of
like as soon as they got into money, their kid was just
starting to become of age of like 4567 when they started to
like really develop. And she didn't know how to
parent correctly. And it was a mess.
And she feels terrible. But apparently like Jeff's aunt
feels terrible about how things have gone.
But they just don't know what to do.
And yes. So she explains this all to
Jeff. Jeff's like, oh, word.
OK. They both go to bed.
The next day, they wake up and Jeff's cousin is like just
really quiet in the morning. And he says something like, hey,
guys. Like, I like, I have no
recollection of what happened last night.
Like, I, I think I was, I don't think I did anything bad, but
like, I was cool, right? And Jeff just looks at his mom,
and they both look at each other.
And, you know, they're like, yeah, no, dude, you're good.
Like, we just had a good conversation.
He's like, what I talk about. And Jeff and his mom did not
want to say what he talked about.
So they're like, oh, you were just talking about stuff.
And he's like, OK, cool word. And so, yeah, the next spoiled
kid is not as spoiled as this kid.
But I think this story is honestly funnier.
And we'll call the subscriber who submitted this one, Harvey.
And I call I picked Harvey because I had a, an old
animation series on my channel that I've recently on private,
if you want to watch it is what I did in 6th grade, right?
Harvey and Jeff were the main two people.
So anyways, we're going to call the subscribers submitted this
one, Harvey. So Harvey was in a French class
in college and kind of the whole class was kind of close.
They were tight. They got together and they
decided that they were going to actually fly out to France.
So this wasn't necessarily something that was part of the
program when you signed up in college to take French.
However, this class has got really close and they got close
with a teacher and the teacher like midway through was like,
hey guys, like what's your comfort level?
Like? I thought it'd be pretty cool
because we've all done really well this year.
I thought it'd be cool if like we took a a trip to France and
I'd be able to guide you guys and everyone was super down for
it. They thought it'd be really
cool. So Fast forward to the time over
the summer where they all picked that they went to France.
So they're so they're bussing over.
They all live in the same multiple state radius.
So they all came together at a certain bus station and they
were all getting on the same flight.
So they're bussing over right now.
And you know, so anyways, Harvey looks over at this kid.
What is he called the spoiled kid?
He wasn't really known as being that terrible.
And he honestly isn't that terrible.
He just does something pretty funny.
Like he's just like, bro, live in the real world please.
But he would always like, I don't know, he would say a thing
or two where you were like, OK, this kid definitely is from a
different world or different reality than me.
And a real quick comment spoiled down below.
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podcast anyways. So sure enough, right, I'll just
get into it. So they're they're bossing over
and they get there and this kid, the spoiled kid looks super,
super lost. And The thing is sometimes, like
a lot of people never flown before and that's totally fine.
But a lot of that reason is because they just don't have the
finances to do it because flying is extremely expensive,
especially nowadays. It's ridiculous.
And so Harvey was like, OK, this kid looks like he's never been
in an airport before and he's never flown.
But I also know it's not because he doesn't have the money,
because there was indications. OK, this kid was pretty loaded.
Like it's kind of a fact of the matter.
And so they get in there and this kid looks just so confused.
And it's pretty funny because they go through the TSA.
It's a whole mess, whatever, which it always is, man.
It literally always is. And they get in there and their
flight gets delayed like 2 hours, so they're just sitting
in a crowded airport and Harvey looks over and this kid is like
tearing up and Harvey's like, oh shoot, like what's up?
So he turns over. He's like, dude, like are you
good? And this kid's like.
This is too. Much for me, I've never flown
public before and Harvey's like, oh, dude, you've never flown
before. Like you should let me know.
I can. I can help you out.
And the kids like, no, no, no, no, no.
It's not that I've never flown before.
I've flown a lot. And Harvey's like, what?
What? Like, dude, what does that mean?
Because Harvey only imagines because he knows that, like,
quadrillionaires have their own planes or whatever, but he never
thinks he's like, OK, obviously there's two options.
You've never flown before or you've flown commercial.
So he's like, dude just said I've flown a lot, but I've never
flown commercial before. Like, what's that even mean?
And the kid is like, this is too much for me.
There's so many people around here.
The spells are weird and the food is bad and, you know, our
flights getting delayed. This never happens to me when I
fly. And Harvey's like, wait, like
what? Like where do you fly?
Like you fly out of the smallest?
Because like Harvey was thinking, OK, this kid obviously
like lives in a really small town that just happens to have
an airport that just has like 20 people Max at any time.
Because that would have made kind of sense for what he was
saying. But he's like, this never
happens when you fly private. And Harvey's like wait, dude,
what? Because like Harvey was this
like he never thought like, OK, he knew this kid was like had
some money or at least he acted like he had some money, but he
didn't knew. He didn't know that bro actually
actually had some money, right. Even though dude was kind of
like his parents were doing much better than he expected.
So this kid was having a mental breakdown in the middle of the
airport because he wasn't flying private, man.
No, Right. So Harvey was trying, trying his
best to be as sympathetic as possible.
But at the same time, like, at the end of the day, I can't
blame Harvey for struggling at least a little bit to be too
sympathetic. Because look, I'm look, man,
you're going to get the smallest violin treatment if you're
crying because you've only flown private and oh, no, you need to
fly like the rest of us peasants.
Oh, no, dude, I'm so sorry, right?
I can only be so sympathetic. And Harvey felt the same way.
So he's like, hey, man, like we've all done this before.
It's actually not that bad. And the spoil gets like, no, no,
no, no, it is that bad. I mean, look over there.
Look at that guy. He's so weird looking.
What if he attacks me and literally just points to some
guy and Harvey's like dude, like what?
Like it's just a guy, man, you're good.
He's like these smells, they're so weird.
It's they're all oily. And they were near some like, I
don't know, some pretzel place and Harvey's like yeah, cuz.
Dude, we're near a pretzel place.
Like, bro, we're we're good. Don't worry about it, man.
Like, like we're chilling. Don't worry.
And because like, no, this is too much.
I want to go back to private. Yeah, so after comic.
So eventually Harvey's like, OK, I don't want other people to
hear this because they will definitely clown on him.
And I'm trying to have a good dynamic, you know, during the
whole trip or whatever. So Harvey calms him down, but he
also gives them some pretty good words of advice.
He's like, hey, look, dude, like it's all good.
I'm here. I'll make sure you get through
this. But also maybe don't tell other
people about that because, look, they're probably not going to be
that sympathetic to the fact that you're flying public
because that's the only thing any of us have ever done.
And I think the kid understood a little bit, but he was still in
his little bit of a breakdown mode.
So yeah, they get on the flight, you know, the kids not having it
either, but whatever. A couple days into their trip
into France, it's awesome. They're all getting along
together. The kid actually like signal,
like, of like finds her because they were like, chilling.
The kid was chilling. He was cool again.
But he actually goes ahead and finds Harvey and pulls him out
of the crowd. And he says, hey, man, can we
talk for a second? Harvey's like, yeah, dude, like
what's up? He's like, look, I'm so sorry
for the way I just broke down the airport.
Like, that's so embarrassing. Thank you for, like, not telling
other people, but also thank you for just telling me not to tell
other people. Like, I think I was honestly
going to go and find as many people as possible to complain
to. You kind of saved my butt there.
And I really do appreciate it. Harvey's like, yeah, man, no
problem. We're good.
Click on the video on screen right now.
I know you'll enjoy. Today we got a story about a
spoiled kid who acts like he owns the world, but then the
principal brings him back to reality and it's super
satisfying. I know you'll enjoy it.
So let's just jump right into it.
So we're going to call the subscriber who submitted this
story, Jeff. So when he weighs right, there
was a kid in Jeff's class who we're going to call the spoiled
kid because he was genuinely just like the most spoiled kid
on planet Earth. His parents gave him everything.
And because he always got anything he ever wanted, he just
had an air of entitlement to him.
He genuinely believed that he received everything that he's
received, not because it was given to him, but because it was
like his, like his, his right, his, he was born into the right
to have everything right. Basically, he believed that, you
know, everything that was going well for him in life.
He genuinely believed that that was because of his own like his
own grit or intelligence or which I mean I guess some of it
was but the majority of like what he had was because it was
given to him. O this can kind of mess UA kid
when this happens to them because they'll they'll
basically have their ego inflated so bad that they'll end
U doing ridiculous stuff and this was a great example of it.
So this spoiled kid right you know one day Jeff had a
girlfriend we're gonna call this what are we gonna call her?
We're gonna call her Maddie, right?
So Jeff's girlfriend, Maddie, they've been together for like a
year. They were a solid relationship,
right? So this was high school for
contacts for the setting, and Maddie and Jeff were together
for a while and they were a very strong relationship.
Like, it just, there was no way that Maddie was going to cheat
on him. However, the spoiled kid who
believed that he was entitled to everything in the planet saw
Maddie, thought she was beautiful and decided, you know
what, that's my girl now, man. He genuinely believed that.
I mean, he genuinely believed that.
Like, wow, if I want something, I will get it.
So yeah, this all started one day when the spoiled kids
started to hit on Jeff girlfriend Maddie.
And so, you know, he's walking down The Walking down the aisle
or not the aisle. The what's it called the the
hallway Jeff went off to go get something and Jeff turns around
to see that the spoiled kid walked up to Maddie and is like
talking with her. And you can kind of just tell by
the spoiled kids body language that he is definitely interested
in something that he's definitely not just like asking
for directions or oh, do you know, do you have a pencil or
kind of like asking for something that you might ask
anyone. He was very clearly had a pretty
strong intention for what he was doing and it was pretty obvious
what he wanted, right? So, you know, Maddie started
walking back to Jeff, the subscriber, and Jeff was like,
oh, like, what's that? Because Jeff thought, OK, maybe
Maddie and the spoiled kid were friends or something and he just
didn't know anything about it. And Maddie's like, I think that
guy just hit on me. And like this in like, Jeff
turns around to see the spoiled kid and they both look at the
spoiled kid. The spoiled kid turns around and
literally winks at Maddie, gives her the two finger guns and then
walks away. Right, Like the cringiest thing
you've ever seen, bro. So sure enough, Jeff looks at
Maddie. It's like, what?
Cuz yeah, the spoiled kid was very notorious for being, how do
I put this, not the greatest guy ever.
Like he was just notoriously. He was just notorious for being
super spoiled, entitled, super arrogant, cocky, just not a good
kid, right? And Maddie's like, yeah, no,
this is like, very unfortunately, like, this kind
of sucks, dude. Like, I don't want to have to
like, reject him, but I also am going to reject him.
And Jeff's like, like, I think it's pretty obvious.
I think it's pretty common knowledge that, you know, I've
been in a relationship for a while.
It's not like we've been hiding. It's not like some kind of big
secret we have kept from everyone.
And Maddie's like, yeah, I'm like 90% sure he knows that too.
So I don't really know what he's doing.
And they kind of came to the conclusion that the spoiled kid
did know that Maddie was in a relationship with Jeff.
But, you know, at the end of the day, if you've gotten everything
you've ever wanted and if you wanted something, you get it no
matter what. Like, at the end of the day, I
think the spoiled kid had the mentality of just because like,
there's a, you know, a goalie in the goal doesn't mean I can't
score, bro. I'm still going to make my
moves, which he will make his moves in just a second.
Don't worry, boys and girls. But anyways, so Maddie's like,
oh, God. Like he definitely knows.
And Jeff's like, dude, yeah, he definitely does know.
Maddie's like, OK, well, I'm going to have to reject him,
right? And Jeff's like, OK, well,
reject him if he asked for anything.
But like, we don't even know if he's totally into you yet.
We, we don't know if he's going to do anything.
And Maddie just looks at Jeff. Like Jeff, I know how guys act.
I know how guys act when they like me.
It's the way that you acted around me with like a year ago
or whatever. And Jeff's like, well, OK, fair.
He got me there. She's like, he's definitely
going to try something. I'm just going to reject him
when he doesn't. Jeff's like, cool, OK, whatever.
So the next day they're sitting at lunch together because Jeff
would normally hang out with the boys a lot, but he always, he
kind of like carved out lunchtime for specific time with
his girlfriend. So Jeff and Maddie were sitting
at lunch together as they always did, right?
And the spoiled kid came and sat down.
So it was a four person table, but there's enough tables in the
cafeteria that people could sit by themselves no problem.
And so Jeff and Maddie were sitting together at a four
person table with just two of them and no one else would
really sit down because everyone knew they were basically just
going on a date every single day at lunch.
Like it was their kind of their private time.
And so many tables around that there was no need to sit with
him. It's not like you'd have, oh,
we're out of seats. I got to sit with you guys.
But anyways, and the spoiled kid literally sits down next to Jeff
and it's like, what's up, Maddie?
Like, my name's like, spoiled kid, like, nice to meet you.
And Jeff's like, oh, my God. And Maddie's like, hello.
It's like a bit of a question mark, right?
And the spoiled kids say, oh, yeah, what's up this year?
This year, like, friend or something?
Maddie's like, this is my boyfriend.
And at that point the spoiled kid looks and it's like, yeah,
right, whatever. Same thing, dude.
This spoiled kid literally says, yeah, same thing, yeah, right.
A boyfriend and a friend are the same thing, dude.
I mean, maybe in a spoiled kid's mind and his perception, like
friend, boyfriend, you know, husband of 10 years with three
children, same thing, dude, Potato, potato.
It doesn't matter to me 'cause you're going home with me either
way. But you know, truth is that's
not how he's about to go. So he literally just like, is
like acknowledges Jeff's presence for a second, calling
saying, yeah, same thing, whatever.
Kind of like trying to nullify the fact that he is literally
Maddie's boyfriend and then immediately turns to Maddie and
just starts like talking her up. And I don't mean being like,
how's your day? I mean, being like, you look
beautiful. And that that whatever that
you're wearing, like, Oh my God, like your nails compliment your
eyes so much. Like, oh, did you hear?
I actually have this really crazy whip and like all my girls
like are able to drive in it and you can take photos for your
Instagram. Like literally the most blatant
stuff ever. And it was really freaking
cringy and uncomfortable for Jeff because dude was literally
sitting right there as this guy fails to, like, try and pick up
his girlfriend as he's sitting right there.
And Jeff wasn't some like, crazy confrontational guy.
Yeah. I don't think I'd be pretty
happy if I had a girlfriend. Sad if I had a girlfriend and
like some guy came up and like, tried to like, minimize my
presence and started flirting with her super blatantly.
Like I if I had a girlfriend, I don't think I'd genuine.
I wouldn't care if you talked with guys because I have plenty
of platonic relationships with women.
I think having relationships with people across like that's
not the same like genders you. I think that's that's that's a
really cool part of life because there's kind of different energy
with different people, I've personally found.
So yeah, like I personally wouldn't care.
But the same time I think like if someone was very blatantly
flirting with someone who's my girlfriend while I was sitting
right there, I wouldn't be like. Hey man, that's my girl back.
Off, like, dude, I can definitely tell if she's able to
manage it or not. I don't think I'd be very happy
about it. I wouldn't be like, yeah, that's
my boy. Like, yeah, no, no, no.
I like come in for. I can share, man.
I can. I wouldn't be happy.
But also, this guy is very clearly not a threat.
So Jeff kind of sat there really awkwardly, just like, what,
dude? What do I do right now?
Like, this guy's flirting out my girlfriend, but he's failing.
And I know it's not going to succeed, but I have to sit here
and listen to it. Like, this is just so
uncomfortable right now. And yeah, Maddie was kind of
like, as this guy was like, yeah.
So like, all my girls get, like, the best treatment ever.
Like, I I got it, You know, they get, like, the craziest presents
for their birthday. And like, if you were my girl,
it would be the same deal. Like, you don't understand.
Like, you would be like you. You'd be my Princess and you'd
be treated like one. Like, have you ever wanted to
know what it was be like to be treated like royalty?
And Maddie's just looking at him like dude, like OK, like sure
man, you might be able to buy me a cool bag or something, but
that doesn't negate the fact that one.
I mean, I have a boyfriend, but even if I didn't, that still
means I have to spend time with you.
And you're such a trash person that that's like the you'd have
to pay me like $1,000,000 per. It's a full time job, bro.
It'd be a full time, hard, arduous job for me to hang out
with you. Like you're having to pay me a
lot more than one really nice bag and a good time on my
birthday. Only because I, I, it's, it's a,
it would be a full time job, bro, you need to pay me a lot if
I was going to be with you, right?
So she's kind of just sitting there with a very blank look.
And look. The thing is too is Maddie was
making it as clear as humanly possible that she was not
interested, that she was not rocking with the with the
spoiled kid, right? Because she was just sitting
there giving him a very kind of like glazed over expression, a
very blank look, a very just like, bro, can you please leave
type look like she wasn't like saying thank you to any of the
compliments. She wasn't being like, oh, tell
me more When he was like, yeah, oh, my girls get the best
treatment ever. Eventually, though, the spoiled
kid is like show what are you doing this Friday night?
So if you just tell me what like your home address, like I'll
literally come in like the sickest whip ever and I will
pick you up and we can drive around anywhere and just so
people can see you in such a cool car with me if you'd like,
like, it's just a courtesy I give to my girlfriends.
By the way, you'd be one of many girlfriends because I'm an alpha
male top dog bro, just so you know, But like I treat all my
girlfriends really well. Now he's just looking at it
like, for who are you man? Who are you?
And by the way, that was a bluff.
He didn't have any other girlfriends, but he thought if
he told girls that he had 1000 girlfriends that they would be
like, oh wow, I don't know, a proof of concept, man, You must
be great if other people are your girlfriends.
And I would love to be as well. Haha, no, it was the dumbest
thing ever. Right?
So Maddie then is like, hey, no, I'm actually busy.
I can't. And spoiled kids say whatever is
fine. I'm actually oh, oh, I'm looking
at my calendar right now, man. I'm actually so busy Friday
night. Yeah, OK.
It doesn't work for me either. I have a lot of business to do.
Yeah, I'm on a business call. Complete bluff.
But whatever.
He's like, oh, So what about that Saturday?
She's, like, busy? He's like, oh, what about
anytime this month? Which, bro, I thought you just
said you were on a business call.
I thought you're a busy businessman, right?
Oh, but now you're free for the entire month.
Like, really? Did it really just turn that
fast? And she's like, Nope, sorry.
I also actually have no interest on going out of date.
I'm fine being friends, but I'm in a relationship.
I made that very clear. He's like, yeah, but like, but
dude. And the spoiled kid literally
points at Jeff and goes like kind of like makes this motion
of like him really. And Jeff turns around and is
like, dude, I'm sitting right here, bro.
Like chill the freak out. Like I'm sitting right here
because this kid was literally pointing at Jeff, looking at
Maddie and being like him. This is the guy when you can
choose me. And at this point, the spoiled
kid just can't believe. Because here's the thing, the
spoiled kid has never been told no.
He's only received, he's received everything and he's
never had to work for anything. And he has just been told no.
His entire world has just been turned upside down because
someone told him no. This is this is unheard of.
This is unbelievable. This boy, old kid, can't believe
his ears. Someone said no to him.
That's ridiculous, man. But sure enough, right?
Sure enough, Maggie holds her ground.
She's like, no, sorry. And the spoiled kid, since he
can't believe that a girl would ever reject him, decides to turn
to Jeff and blames Jeff and be like, bro, I don't know, like
what you did to make her say no to me.
And Jeff's like, well, be her boyfriend.
What the Frick what dude, huh? But he's like, dude, you're
you're going to like pay for it, man.
I'm going to make your life a living hell for this.
Like, bro, you totally messed up big.
You don't even know. The spoiled kid gets up and,
like, storms out of the room, and Jeff just looks at Maddie
and be like, well, that was one of the most uncomfortable
situations I've been in. And Maddie looks at him.
It's like, dude, yeah, you think about me.
I just have to listen to this kid basically just touch his own
Penny for 25 minutes talking about how great he is and then
ask me out. Like what dude, I said I had a
boyfriend in the 1st 30 seconds. He just kept going.
He didn't care. Just like yeah, how do you think
I feel? I was emasculated for the well.
Actually, no, I wasn't emasculated.
The whole thing was pretty funny.
Like, I, I knew I was chilling, but Dang well, I guess we're
about to see how he's going to quote and quote ruin my life.
Jeff really thought this kid was bluffing.
Jeff really thought that this like the spoiled kid was just
saying this to try and get under Jeff's skin or whatever, which
he kind of did a little bit because Jeff was pretty annoyed
by the whole situation. But Jeff didn't really expect
that the spoiled kid was going to follow through and do
anything. However, the spoiled kid was a
little bit more true to his word than Jeff imagined.
Since the spoiled kid always kind of got anything he ever
wanted, he kind of just assumed that, oh, he's, he's not
actually going to follow through with this.
Like he's literally just saying this.
But no, the spoiled kid actually went ahead and did something
bad. So anyways, right, one day, the
next day, Jeff is walking back home.
So Jeff lives close enough that he can just walk back home.
So every single day he'd get his backpacks, say goodbye to his
girlfriend, say peace to the boys.
Maybe they're going to hop on Fortnite later that night, Who
knows, right? He just walks back.
Normally he'll like throw in some music or something, put in
some like earbuds or whatever. Maybe he'll just like, I don't
know, enjoy nature for once. Nah, that's cringe, man.
He puts in music now. I'm just kidding.
But this one day, you know, Jeff is walking back and he's just,
he doesn't have his earbuds in. I think he just, maybe, I don't
know, maybe his phone died or he just wasn't feeling it.
And that's when he hears a car drive by.
Look, he walks back on a path that's near a road.
Of course, cars drive by all the time.
You might be thinking, why am I even saying this?
Well, the car didn't drive by normally.
It started to slow down. And when a car slows down, it
normally like will either kind of like idle, it'll park, but
there's no parking spots around this, like this part of the path
pathway. So it was a little weird.
So Jeff kind of like, turns his head to look over and he sees a
car, a very fancy BMW car. And it was very fancy one,
right? And it slows down and the window
rolls down and he sees the spoiled kid, the spoiled kids.
Like, Jeff, you didn't think I was going to let you go that
easy, right? And so Jeff in his head is like,
oh, OK, this spoiled kid has not forgotten about the events of
today. I guess maybe he wants to
embarrass himself more. Maybe he is a thing for public
humiliation because right now he is publicly humiliating himself,
bro. Like, I don't know what else to
say here. And Jeff's like, dude, like,
what? What, What's good?
Like, what, What's up right now? The spoiled kids, like, I don't
know what you told Maddie to get her to not go on a date with me,
but that's not cool, bro. And Jeff looks at him with a
kind of a look of just how can I get this through your thick
little skull like dude. And he literally says turns her
like it turns him, dude, I'm her girl, I'm her girlfriend, I'm
her boyfriend. We've been together for a year.
She was not going to say yes to you even if she would have
wanted to in the 1st place, which she didn't.
And the spoiled kids, like, yeah, right.
That's funny, bro. Like, you know how many girls
that I've gotten with that have been in relationships?
At least 100, which dude, maybe if you said one or two it would
have been believable. But dude said a hundred, bro,
has definitely not gotten with anyone who's been in a
relationship. And so Jeff looks at him and
says, well, OK, well, I guess those girls didn't have as good
a relationship as Maddie and I have.
I don't know how else to say it at this point.
The spoiled kids like dude that's just like not possible
bro. My rizz was on point like 100%.
Like dude you don't understand bro I'm I'm I'm a God a rizz
bro. Like all the chicks I have 100%
conversion rate. I'm 100%.
I've suffered 1000 women at this point but.
But but but but but like dude, what?
Yeah, so sure, I'm having way too much fun with these
impressions sometimes, guys. I'm just anyways, though.
So Jeff is like looking at this kid, like, this kid is a major
cap artist. Like, this is so stupid.
Like, why am I even giving this guy like the light of day?
Just like, I don't have to say, man, go like hit on some other
girl. Maddie and I are in a good
relationship. She's not going to get with you.
Leave me alone. Goodbye.
So he starts walking away. And so the spoiled kid is
driving by him in his car and he's like slows down but keeps
up pace with Jeff's walking spoiled.
He's like, bro, don't think you're going to get out of this
that easy, right? Don't think you're going to get
out of this. I'm telling you, bro, I'm giving
you a chance because I'm a humble, respectful, nice guy,
right? And Jeff is like, you're a what?
He's like, dude, I'm going to give you 24 hours to untell
Maddie, whatever you told her, whatever lie you told her to get
her to not go out on a date with me.
I'm going to give you 24 hours or your life's going to freaking
suck, bro. And so, yeah, the subscriber,
Jeff, kind of looks at this kid and says.
No, I didn't say anything. But also no, dude, what in the
spoil? Cuz like, dude, OK, I'm going to
give you 24 hours to reconsider and yeah, you're lucky I'm even
giving you 24 hours or even an option to get out of a life of
pain. And Jeff's just looking at this
kid, like, OK bro, like, bring it I guess.
So yeah, Jeff walks away and the kid drives away and Jeff is kind
of just saying to himself, what prick just happened?
So he picks up his phone calls Maddie.
Maddie's like, yeah, what's good?
He's like, dude, the spoiled kid just came up to me and said that
like, I had 24 hours to untell you whatever I told you that
made you not go out with him. Because it definitely wasn't
because A, we're in a relationship and B, because
maybe he's just not attractive to people like you because of
his character and how much of A skedu she is.
Like maybe that's the reason. And Maddie's like, yeah, I'm so
this kids to lose. And he said, I have 24 hours or
my life will be like, terrible. And he'll make it terrible.
And Maddie's like, oh, well, well, that's not good.
He's like, yeah, I Maddie, don't worry about it.
Like, I I really don't care. This kid, what can this kid do?
So this kid actually did some stuff.
Yeah. And we're going to get into
that. So the spoiled kid, I'm
actually, I'm not going to tell you.
I will tell you in a second. But the next day, Jeff gets into
school. And Jeff is friendly with a lot
of people. Jeff is friends with a lot of
people, but he's only close friends with a couple.
Honestly, that's kind of how it goes.
You really only need two or three really tight knit friends.
And then what beyond that is kind of just gravy in my
opinion. I think it's really nice to be
friendly with a ton of people. Maybe you have like boys in a
class. Like you go, you know someone in
your class, you always hang out with them, you chill with them
in class, but you don't talk to them that much outside of class.
Maybe you walk to class with some guys or maybe you chill
with someone at one, like people you aren't that close with, but
it's just nice to kind of have a network of people you're friends
with. So anyways, Jeff gone to school
and there's kind of like a routine he'd go through.
Like you'd see person X for a second, he'd see person Y as
they're walking by, he'd catch up with person Z.
All these people would see them, would turn away, basically run
away from it. Out of like the 15 people Jeff
normally spoke with every day, 00 out of 15, they all saw him
coming and turned and went the other way.
Jeff didn't make the connection, but he was like, dude,
something's really weird. And it was just really, it was
just really weird. Dude.
Like Jeff had no idea how to react to it.
So Jeff like at lunch, like sits down and talks to his
girlfriend. He's like, hey, like, people are
acting really weird to me today. And she's like, Jeff, like, I
need to tell you something. And he's like, yeah, Maddie,
like, what's good? And she's like, I heard like the
spoiled kid did something crazy. And Jeff's like, crazier than
yesterday. And she's like, yes, yes, much
crazier. Basically, this kid has gone
around and figured out everybody that you talk with and basically
he, he's he's paying them every single day to not talk to you
and to avoid you. Apparently he's paying them like
$10 every single day just to not talk to you.
And this at this point, Jeff's like, what?
Yeah. So the spoiled kid had access to
a lot of money. And I know some of you guys
might be thinking $10, like, really?
But you have to realize, first of all, this is high school, $10
is freaking huge. Like, even now, like, I do stuff
for $10, but at the same time, it's like, especially in high
school, $10 a day. And also the only thing you have
to do is just not talk to someone you're not even super
close with. Like all fifteen of those people
did it. Are they kind of snakes for
doing it? Yeah, a little bit.
But at the end, it's a good deal, like the free market, I
guess. But anyways, so Jeff's like,
well, that explains all the weirdness that's happening today
and that he's like, like, I'm sorry, like, like this is my
fault. And he's like, no, no, this is
not your fault. This is this cringe kid who
can't accept that he loses, right?
He can't accept that he doesn't get everything that he ever
wants. You know what, Let's play
hardball. I don't care.
So Jeff only had one friend. He had his girlfriend, and they
need one friend. He used to talk to like 20-30
people every single day. Social life got super reduced,
completely cut down. Jeff kind of expected that the
spoiled kid would just stop after a couple days and he'd be
able to talk to these people again.
Even though he doesn't even really know if he wants to talk
to these people again, because he doesn't really know if he
wants to associate with people that would completely drop them
for BS reasons for only $10. Like really man, Really dude.
But anyways, it just keeps going and after about a week and a
half, just like Loki not having a good time dude.
Cuz there's like one person that he talks with and he kind of
like cuz this is like his close friend, right?
He's his girlfriend and his close friend.
But he misses, like, being able to talk with a bunch of people.
And the spoiled kid is not letting down.
If anything, he's paying off more and more people to not talk
to Jeff, to exclude him from activities outside of school, to
not let him, like, do stuff, whatever.
And Jeff's social life is kind of getting crunched, which is
really unfortunate. So Jeff goes to one of his
close, not friends, but someone that he looks up to, someone
that he has a great relationship with.
And that is the principle, yes. Finally, the main, not the main
character, but the secret character that's in the title
that is going to come in and save the day is finally being
introduced. So Jeff and the principle went
way back. So a long time ago, Jeff was a
lot more of a rowdy kid who would break a lot more rules.
He broke a pretty big rule and like him and the principal had
to spend a lot of time together because like he, he did
something kind of bad. It wasn't like terrible, but it
was like for the time it wasn't great.
And him and Jeff actually bonded over a lot of stuff.
They both had specific family life issues that they could
relate on, you know, and he kind of became a secondary father
mentor figure type thing. And Jeff would go speak with the
principal every once in a while about like life about things,
how things were going. Jeff was doing pretty well in
school and he wasn't breaking any rules or anything completely
changed his trajectory. It was mostly all and thanks to
the principal. So this time, you know, he asked
the principal if he could talk and they sat down.
The principal was like, so what's up?
And Jeff basically explains the last 25 minutes to the
principal. I'm not going to re explain it
because you guys have already heard it by the end of it.
The principal's like wow, like I knew that kid was a little
weird, but this is really extreme.
And the principal first of all says, OK, well, as much as this
sucks, first thing I will say is that the people that you know
are being paid $10 to not be friends with you anymore really
aren't good friends in the 1st place.
And while this is really unfortunate, I guess it really
does show you who is actually your friend or not.
And the principal says, you know, I used to have a really
big social circle, but you know, the second I wasn't reaching out
to them every 5 seconds, they kind of just fell off.
They just kind of like fell off the map.
And the principal says, I really only talk to like two or three
people every single day now. And my life's OK, but that is an
excuse what this guy is doing. And the principal says, you know
what, I think I can help you out.
So this is what the principal does.
He calls in Jeff's friend and he says, hey, like, is there like,
any chance that, you know, you're that you've been offered
money by the spoiled kid? And Jeff's friend says, yeah,
he's been like texting me for like the last week or so, asking
every single day to give me $10 to start.
Stop hanging out with him. Like, it's so annoying.
And he's like, I'd never say yes, that's ridiculous.
And principle was like, whoa, whoa, whoa, chill out.
We're going to call Jeff's close friend, the only friend that
stuck with him, Ben. And principle was like, actually
like, can I see your phone? Like, I want I want you to help
me catch this guy. And Ben's like, oh, OK, word.
Cool. So Ben hands over the phone and
the principal responds to the text message, like the 1000 text
messages, right, saying I'll give you 10 bucks if you stop
hanging out with him. And the principal's like, hey,
on Ben's account, acting like he's Ben basically is saying
like, oh, like, OK, yeah, actually I've changed my mind.
Like, I'll I'll take the 10 bucks.
And the principal starts going on to ask more questions about
like, oh. So out of curiosity, how many
other people are you doing this with?
Like, are you paying all these people?
Like, what's the motive? And this point, the spoiled kid
is spilling everything. So the spoiled kid is just so
excited because the spoiled kid truly believes that he just got
Ben because he thinks I got all of Ben's kind of close friends
to stop talking with him. Now I just got Ben's last close
friend to stop talking with him. Then the final nail in the
coffin will be when I get Ben's girlfriend, not Ben, when I get
Jeff's girlfriend. Like ha ha ha, spoiled kid
really believes that he just won right here.
So he's telling Ben quote UN quote, which is actually the
principal behind the screen, right?
Everything the principal like air drops or sends them, take
screenshots, sends the files to his computer, prints it out on
like literal physical paper, puts it in an envelope, grabs
the envelope and starts walking towards the spoiled kids class.
So he knows the spoiled kid. He looked up on the computer
which class the spoiled kid was in and went up to his class 5
minutes before he got out. Was literally just waiting out
side and then the bell rang, the door open, the spoiled kid is
walking out and his chest is all puffed out.
He's all excited, pumped up because he's like, dude, like
I'm literally, I'm literally dancing on this kid Jeff right
now. I'm literally dancing on him.
And after I'm done dancing on him, I'm going to steal his
girlfriend, dude. Like I'm literally on a heater,
bro. I'm never going to miss.
And yeah, that's when he was faced with a principal who
stopped him and said, hey, it's hard to talk to you for a
second. And that's why it's like, yeah,
sure, OK. And the principal looks at him
is like, so out of curiosity, have you been asking people or
paying people $10 to stop talking to a fellow classmates?
That would be bullying and harassment, by the way, the
spoiled kids, like, dude, no, I'd never do that.
He's like, have you talked to Ben specifically about that,
just out of curiosity? And you know, at this point, the
spoiled kids like, dude, no, Ben's a loser.
I've never talked to him, bro. I've never even spoken him on
social media ever. Which the kid didn't know.
He was literally digging his own grave.
And the principal was like, oh, so do you want to explain these
to me total Chris Hansen style? Like pulls out the Manila
envelope, shows all the screenshots on a piece of paper.
And the spoiled kids like, dude, that's naughty.
What? And at that point, the spoiled
kid knew he messed up. So yeah, the principal brought
him to the front office. The principal also had a little
bit of an investigation and interviewed everybody else.
That was paid off. Those kids didn't get in trouble
because while they did something a little sneaky, they didn't
technically break any rules or anything the principal did tell
them. Look, what you guys did was
pretty messed up, but you're not in trouble.
Just don't do that again in the future, like just for life
lesson or whatever. But yeah, the spoil kid himself
actually got 3 days of suspension.
But the most important thing is not just the three days of
suspension. He had to write an apology
letter to both Jeff and Maddie, his girlfriend.
Dude, this is the greatest principle of all time.
Click on the video on screen right now.
I know today we have a story of this teacher who completely owns
this spoiled kid. I know you guys will enjoy it.
It's a perfect karma story. Let's just get into it.
Subscriber in today's story John So this all happened one day
when John was in 7th grade and John had a regular teacher in
his history class. However, the teacher was sick
and was pretty sick, had a pretty bad case of the cold, but
happened to be out for an entire week.
John didn't know this at the time, but you know, the
substitute teacher just came in every single day of that week.
So his teacher happened to be out for the week.
And this substitute teacher was pretty epic was was a pretty
cool guy. As you will see, it's not a
parent at first, but asked me that payoff is totally worth it.
There's also a bully in John's school, unfortunately.
And the bully is in John's history class.
History, OK, in John's history class, right?
And this bully has been kind of known as like the bully for the
longest time. John is in 7th grade and he's
been going to the same school since he was in first grade.
And this kid has always been known as a school bully since
first grade, since the first year John has been there.
And obviously as the kid has gotten older, he's gotten more,
you know, ruler and more sophisticated with his bullying.
But he just never stopped. And John would always tell his
parents, his parents were like, oh, well, he's going to grow up
someday. And let me just say, it has been
it has been seven years. It has been seven years of long,
long bullying and John's been waiting for long enough.
So this all happened. Let's go to day one.
So day one, John comes in the class and he's waiting for his
regular teacher. And the substitute teacher walks
in instead. And John's like, oh, OK, I guess
we have a substitute today. And the substitute is like, hey,
class, like my name is Mr. Davenport.
I will be substituting for Mr. I don't know Mr. Kavanaugh because
you know, he, you know, he's sick today.
And if he's sick for any other days this week, I'll be
substituting as well. Like we'll be doing normal
activity is class will be continuing as usual.
You know, I've studied the Lesson plan and things will be
like normal. So anyways, on the first day,
class was fairly normal. And you know, John was sitting
with his friend Ben. Ben is not the bully this time.
He normally is. Whenever I have a bad character,
I always name him Ben because we're just calling the bully the
bully. So John and Ben were sitting
together and they were doing some kind of like, you know,
some reading activity in the class or something.
And that's when they look over and they see the bully and the
bully is with his other minions. You know, so a lot of times in
school, like the bully will have like his minions that do
whatever he says. And the bully had his minions in
this class and they were sitting there and they were snickering
because they were like throwing. They were like chewing, like
crunching up and chewing up wads of paper and then spitting them
through tubes. So kind of like spitballing
people in class. And people would turn around, be
like, hey, who did that? And they'd like look away and
snicker. Everyone knew it was the bully,
but they also didn't want to mess with the bully because the
bully was known for like upping his bullying against anyone who
kind of like fought back. So it was kind of just known
that that the best thing you could have done in that
situation was kind of just ignore it.
Because though the more or the less you ignore it, the worse it
gets and the harder it is to actually ignore.
And you know, John turned to Ben.
He's like, you know what, this kid, this kids been the worst
for the longest time. Like is anyone ever going to put
a stop to this kid? Or is this kid ever going to
grow up? And you know, Ben is like, dude,
I totally see this guy becoming some executive of a company and
doing this exact same thing to subordinate.
And it's like, I see that happening.
And John's just like, dude, I know that I told my mom this
years ago that he was a bully. My mom's like, oh, he's going to
grow up, John, he's going to grow up.
Well, he's growing up to be a bigger but than he was before.
And The thing is right, the bully overhears this and the
bully turns around and it's like, hello, John.
And John's like, oh, hello there.
And the bully's like, did I hear you guys talking about me?
And Ben is like, no, the bully's like, well, I don't know.
Last time I went to the doctor, last time I got my ears checked,
the doctor said that they were pretty good, that I could hear
quite well. So I really don't know what's
going on. I really don't know what's going
on because I thought I heard my name.
And John's like, Nope, you must have heard it wrong.
Police like, well, I guess that's the case.
And that better have been the case.
Have a good day, fellas. Bully turns around, goes back to
making spitballs. So John and Ben are kind of like
talking with each other. And that's when John feels a wad
of like wetness, like a peer on his neck.
And he looks at it and sure enough, it's one of the bullies
spitballs. And the bully and his little
minions are laughing or whatever.
And Ben's like, like, you shouldn't don't react.
Don't react, John and John he goes.
He does kind of like the he does the cool thing, but also
probably not the greatest idea. He takes a spitball and throws
it right back at the bully and the bully like it catches him
like on the eyebrow. The bully peels the spitball off
of his eyebrow and looks directly at John and
legitimately just says you're going to regret that.
And Ben whispers like dude, why did you do that?
Everyone knows if you just ignore him he'll go away.
And John turns to his friend Ben and says bro, I've been ignoring
him for the longest time. Everyone ignores him and he just
gets away with this all the time.
And Ben's like was that worth it throwing that spitball back at
him? Was that really worth it?
And John's like you know what, yes it was.
So the bell rings and everyone's leaving class and John is like
quickly leaving the class to go to his next class when he
immediately finally himself on the floor because the bully
stood in front of him stuck out his leg very stiffly.
John tripped on it and fell right over.
And John's backpack like wasn't zipped up all the way and it
kind of like flung over his head and everything spilled out in
front of it. And the bully says, nice trip,
John. Hopefully I'll see you next
fall. And John's like, you didn't even
say the joke, right. So Ben comes over, helps John
get his stuff back up. And Ben's like, man, what did I
tell you? You don't want to be messing
with that bully, man. And John's like, you know what?
I've had enough of not messing with them.
You know what? This is war, man.
This is war. And I'm going to be maybe I'm
going to be the first one and maybe I'll be the only one to
stand up to this kid. But you know what?
I'll be damned if no one else stands up to this kid.
I'll be damned if I let this kid, like bully me again.
And John and Ben's like, okay, we'll have fun being tripped.
And John's like, well, it's not very funny bad.
And it's like, I'm serious like this.
Kids going to go hard until you stop.
And then John's like, well, I'm not going to stop.
So the next day rolls around, right?
And, you know, John goes into school and he doesn't really
think anything of it. And he goes in the class and
this kid is just staring him down the entire class.
And John and Ben are sitting together.
And this isn't like an activity class.
This is kind of a sit there and listen to the lecture class.
And Ben kind of leans over and whispers, John.
John's like, yeah, what's up, Ben Bens?
Like, dude, the bully staring at you.
And John's like, dude, I know his eyes are piercing the back
of my skull. Sure enough, right?
The bully has just been, like, staring at John, kind of
smiling. And there's two little minions
are, like, staring as well. And the substitute teacher at
the front of the class doesn't seem to be paying any attention
to this. Little did you guys know, he
actually is. But that's for later in the
story. He comes in to be pretty epic
later on. But anyways, John's like, you
know what? I don't care, Ben.
He can stare at me all he wants. If he really wants me like that,
I'm going to have to let him down softly because I don't want
to hurt his feelings. And Ben's like, dude, you're
getting yourself in really deep. I don't know if this is a good
idea. And Ben's like, this is a great
idea. This is probably my best idea
yet. It was maybe not John's best
idea yet because John gets up to leave and he's very careful not
to have not to trip over anything.
And that's when he's met at the end.
Like, as soon as he leaves the classroom, he bumps right into
the bully who's standing there. He's like, oh, hello there, John
the bull. And John's like, hi, the bully's
like, well, you know, I don't know if you're available this
afternoon, but I just got to have a word with you this
afternoon. John's like, I'm actually busy.
I got to go home and bullies like I think you'll find time.
I think you'll find time. And then the bullying is minions
walk away and Ben walks up to me.
So John, John, what just happened?
And John's like, dude, what? He just came up to me and said,
am I free this afternoon? And Ben's like, Oh my God.
And John's like, dude, what? He just said if I'm free this
afternoon. And Ben's like, dude, dude, no.
And John's like, dude, what is going on?
And Ben's like, bro, that's what he tells people before he beats.
Thumb up bro and Ben's like dude what?
John's like, yeah. Ben's, John's like, what?
And Ben's like, dude, you got to hide.
And sure enough, John is starting to take this a little
bit more seriously because while the bully is not that harmful,
like physically, when you don't push back and the rare cases
people have pushed back, he is trying to continuously like show
his authority, basically show his dominance, however he
chooses to do that. So Ben and John are like, John's
like, all right, well, you know, this probably isn't a good idea.
We got to find a way to sneak out of school because there's
like 1 main exit and kind of like the place where people get
picked up because of John rides the bus, right?
There's like a place where the bus always arrives.
But to get there, you have to go through this main hall and Ben
and John sit down and realize that the bully is most likely
going to try and intercept them in the main hall and like pull
John aside and, you know, give him a few few one twos.
You know what? I me and and so John is like,
all right, Ben, well, we got to, we got to figure this out.
So they look around, they find another exit.
And so they basically decide to skip their next class.
Normally a bad idea, but you know, this is quite the
circumstances. So they're looking around and,
you know, they, they look and they're like, Oh my God, here's
another exit. And then it's, they see it's a
fire exit. So if they push this, they'll
push the fire alarm, they'll get in a ton of trouble.
It'll just be a bad, it'll be a bad situation, right?
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With that being said, let's get back to the story to this point,
right? John and Ben are looking around
frantically skipping a skipping a class, right?
So they're taking it pretty seriously trying to find an
exit, which is not going to be the exit that the bully expects.
Because there's normally one main way that everyone leaves
the building and then goes to the bus or goes to get picked
up. And they're assuming that the
bully is going to know this, which I mean, he is going to
know this and he's going to be waiting there and he's going to
pick John up and give him the whole one too, right?
So John and Ben are looking around and they immediate they
do find an exit. However, unfortunately, it is a
fire escape. And Ben is looking at his watch.
He's like, dude, we got 10 minutes.
So the bell rings and John's like, well, can't we just wait
it out? And he's like, dude, like,
you're going to miss the bus. And then you're going to be
stranded here. And John's like, I can always
call my mom and say I missed the bus.
And Ben's like, bro, they're going to know that you didn't
leave and they're going to come find you in this building, one
of his minions at least, right? And then you're going to be
stuck here probably for an hour without your mom coming to pick
you up. You don't want to do this.
And John's like, what am I supposed to do?
Am I supposed to walk there and just like let it happen?
And Ben's like, we still got 10 minutes.
We can figure this out. So John and Ben are frantically
like going around the school trying to figure it out.
And that's when John or Ben actually has the brilliant idea
of John, John, John and Ben's like what?
And or John or and John's like what?
And Ben's like, dude, I figured it out.
We're not supposed to be looking for doors and John's like, dude,
what do you mean? We're supposed to be looking for
doors and Ben's like windows. John, there are no fire exit
windows and John's like, oh, so then now they start looking
around and a lot of the windows are like glued shut or way too
high or have like some screen in them.
But that's when they go into the bathroom and they find glass
windows that when you like crank them, they go up and when you
crank them, they go down. There's no, there's no massive
drop. It's like a three foot drop or
something. They're not super big, but you,
you can put your backpack through them and then you can
crawl through them as well. And it's the perfect escape.
And that's when the bell rings and John and Ben are like, all
right, or Ben's like, all right, John, let's go.
So sure enough, John pushes his backpack through.
Ben pushes his backpack through. John gets up there, goes to the
window, drops down, says it's all good.
Not a big drop or anything. Ben goes through, does the same
thing. They get their backpacks on and
they sneak around the school and they see the bus and they Sprint
towards the bus and they're sprinting towards the bus.
They get on it and they both sit in the back.
And when they both sit in the back, they're looking out and
they see one of the, the, the bullies minions walk out to the
bus and look around, right? And that's when the bully makes
eye contact with John and calls back.
And John's like, dude, they see us.
And, you know, Ben's like, OK, what we need to do is we need to
go to the front of the bus and and Ben's like, or John's like,
why would we need to go to the front of the bus?
He's like, shenanigans happens in the back of the bus John,
John's like, OK. And then Ben's like, the bus
driver will not allow this kid to beat you up in the front of
the bus. And John's like, all right,
totally fair. That makes a lot of sense.
So John and Ben go all the way up to the front of the bus.
And that's when as they're about to leave, the bully gets on and
says, oh, John, I thought we're having little date this later
tonight. And John turns to Ben and he's
like, see, I told you he's into me.
And that's like pay attention. And the bullies like so sad that
you had to avoid us. Well, I'll be seeing you
tomorrow. So anyways, the next Day in
History class, you know, John and Ben are sitting together and
the teacher is handing back, you know, grades from a test that,
you know, was administered the week before.
And the bully was sitting behind this girl.
Let's just call her Caitlin for the sake of this.
She doesn't really come up again, so I'll call her Caitlin.
And if I forget, who cares? So the teacher's giving back the
tests. And, you know, John and Ben did
fine. John got an A minus, Ben got AB,
like totally fine grades. And when the teacher gives the
test back to Caitlin, Caitlin ends up getting AC.
And you know, C is, I guess, fine enough.
It's not a really, It's not a grade you should be shooting for
in a lot of cases. Maybe some math classes I can
understand. But it was it Either way,
Caitlin was really not happy with it.
And the bully turns around and it's like, Oh no.
The. Water Works, and Caitlin starts
crying a little bit. The bully's like, oh, no, did
you disappoint your parents again by doing bad?
Well, next time does. Try harder, Caitlyn.
And the bully turns around and his minions are laughing.
And, you know, Ben is or John is like, dude, this guy's
legitimately the worst. Do you see why I'm standing up
to him? And Ben's like, are you really
standing up to him? Like, you're just running away
from him at this point? John's like, what would you do
in my situation? And Ben's like, I don't know, be
a bystander, stay quiet, like, keep my head down and wait till
I get to leave middle school. And and Ben, John's like, that's
not the point, Ben. That's not the point.
This kid is doing this and we're allowing it to happen.
And you know, Benz, like, yeah, we are.
It sucks. What do you want us to do?
John's like, I don't know, I don't know.
And no one was noticing, but the substitute teacher was starting
to really pay attention to everything that was going on in
class, right? So after school, again, John and
Ben, you know, they're going around, they're walking around
and they're trying to find they're going, they're going to
the bathroom, right? And they're skipping the last
class or they're leaving 5 minutes early from their last
class because they have to get quote UN quote picked up early.
They faked like a absentee note from their parents or whatever.
So they're out of class 5 minutes early and they're both
walking to the bathroom and that's when they run into the
substitute teacher. Substitute teachers like, hey,
boys. And they're like, hey, Mr.
Davenport and Mr. Davenport's like boys, I don't think you're
supposed to be out of class yet. And you know, Ben's like, yeah,
well, we have a, we have a reason it's.
And John's like, no, we left class early.
And Mr. Davenport's like, boys, you know, you can't be doing
that. And that's when John's like, you
know what, screw it, I'm just going to tell him everything.
So John lays it out and tells him literally everything.
Mr. Davenport's like, wow, wow. I was starting to pick up on
some themes going on as well as, you know what, you know, the
bully didn't class to Caitlin today, but I didn't know it went
down that deep. Are you boys able to get any,
any evidence for me? And, you know, the kids are
like, what? And, you know, the subsea
teachers like, yeah, I've actually been putting together a
bit of a file recently on this kid.
I was a little disturbed when I saw him trip you.
And I wanted to really, really get some.
I wanted to stand back. I wanted to be a bystander.
I wanted to watch what was happening so that I could
collect enough evidence so that this kid, who seems like a real
systemic problem could be dealt with properly.
And this point right, John's like, wait, so you saw that all
and the substitute teachers like yes, but you know, what power do
I have this what power do I have as a substitute?
However, I do have the power if I sit back and watch and observe
everything and write it down and get evidence that I can submit a
real file and really get a mark in this kids record and maybe
stop him for good if he wants a future.
And John's like, Oh my God. And Ben turns him and says,
like, dude, we need proof that this kids going to try and beat
you up. And John's like, I don't know
how we're going to do it. He always words it weirdly.
And John's like, well, maybe I should go meet him.
And the substitute teachers. Like, I don't think that's
necessary, right? Like, I, I don't want like to
put you in danger. And John's like, no, but I need
to get this kid gone. And substitute teachers like,
well, I don't know how much the administration would like this,
but I can stand guard and right before anything happens, I can
come and break it up. And John and Ben kind of look at
each other like, OK, this is like some scrawny random
substitute teacher. What if, like, he really holds
no authority? And John's like, well, I mean, I
got to stop this kid somehow. So sure enough, right, John
turns to Ben and says, Ben, you need to record everything.
So Ben has his phone out and he starts recording, right?
And they walk down the halls and Ben's trying to be like, it's
not super obvious with his recording.
So he kind of like, pretends like he's just on his phone.
The flash is off. He's able to record it pretty
well without it being super obvious.
And eventually, so they're walking down the hall and the
bully's like, well, boys, I wasn't sure if I was going to
see you today. It's great that you're here.
And he's like, you know, Ben, I don't really have any issues
with you. You can keep going.
Ben's like, well, I'm just going to wait for John.
Will you ride the bus tomorrow? The bully's like, you know, I
don't think that John will be riding the bus today.
And Ben's like, well, then I won't be riding the bus today
either. The bully's like, fine, well,
then stand over there unless you want to become collateral
damage. And so John, but you know, Ben
does step away and, you know, the bully starts coming up to
John and John's like, what are you going to do to me?
And the bully's like, I'm just going to, you know, we're just
kind of full of time. And then the bully, like, kind
of comes up to him menacingly and he's like, why do you
disrespect me in Class 2 days ago?
And John's like, you spat a spitball at me.
I just threw it back to you. That sounds fair.
The bully's like there is a rule of law here.
There's a hierarchy here. Some of us are above others at
this school, and I'm just here to enforce it.
And John's like, how are you going to enforce it?
And the bully lifts up his first and says, this fist will make
contact with your face then is the rule of law at this school.
And as soon as that happens, the substitute teacher sprints out
of there, is like, hey, break it up, boys.
Break it up. And, you know, the bully turns
around and says, oh, Mr. Davenport, like, nothing's going
on here. I'm just having a talk with my
friend. Mr. Davenport's like, well, it
doesn't look like that to me, John.
I'm going to need you to come with me.
The bully's like, no, John staying with us.
Mr. Davenport's like, I can get the principal over here and the
bully's like, fine, you know what, John?
We'll have a little talk later. Go ahead.
See you in class tomorrow, Mr. Davenport.
And the bully and his minions walk away.
And you know, Mr. Davenport's like, Oh my God, that was so
close. Like, I'm like, that was really
reckless of me to even let that happen.
And John's like, no, we got it on a recording.
He turns to Ben. He's like, Ben, you got that on
recording, right? And Ben's like, Yep, got it on
recording. He's like audio checks it.
He's like, Yep, visuals. He's like visuals are pretty
good. A little shaky because I didn't
want to be obvious. I caught it all at this point,
right? Ben, Mr. Davenport and John,
they all go back to Mr. Davenports like classroom or
it's his substitute teacher. So it was like the other
teachers classroom, but they go to that classroom and you know,
John's like, hey, can you call up my mother and say I'm not
going to be like that. I had to stay late for an extra
help project and that, you know, that I'm not going to be able to
make the bus. So Mr. Davenport calls up his
mom and his dad. John's mom's like, Oh my God.
Or John and Ben trouble. Mr. Davenport's like actually
the contrary. They wanted to help me with an
assignment and they will be getting extra credit.
And John's like, oh, that's so nice, whatever, right?
So afterwards, John, Ben and Mr. Davenport sit down and they
basically construct a case against this kid.
They construct bits of evidence. John starts hitting up other
kids in his class, basically asking for testimonials.
They are making a full takedown of this kid, right?
Of years and years and years of just everything, right?
And at this point, they end up with a really like a really
solid case file. They have enough to at least get
them suspended, if not expelled from the school at this point.
So the real nail in the coffin is when, you know, Ben turns to
Ben turns to John. He's like, John, do you remember
James? They're like, yeah, yeah, James,
whatever happened? And Ben's like, dude, that was
the kid that, you know, the bully actually beat up.
And so basically, right, there's this kid who they haven't spoken
to in a while, but there was like a rumor that, like, the
reason why he was gone for a week is because he was in the
hospital. And like, because the bully,
like beat him up. And when he tried to like, say
the like, oh, the bully did it. The bully was able to weasel out
of it. And John's like, dude, with all
this evidence, if we got like a medical record about James and
put him in the case, we could get this kid out.
So they contact James. He's not really responding, but
Ben remembers, Oh my God, I was in like a 6th grade group chat
with this kid. I have his number.
So they call him up and James is like hello.
And Ben and Ben and John say, hey, I don't know if you
remember us. They explain everything.
And James is like, look, this kid has been giving me grief for
the longest time ever. I tried to rat him out.
I've been out like he isn't giving me any more grief.
Like, I don't know if I want to do this because, look, I will
suffer the consequences if he doesn't get completely like,
kicked out of the school. And, you know, my name is
attached to this. And then Mr. Davenport speaks up
and says, hey, like, James, you don't know me, but I'm the
substitute teacher, Mr. Davenport.
I happen to be a decently good friends with, you know, the the
teacher will to say Mr. Kavanaugh.
That was the name I gave him with Mr. Kavanaugh.
It's one of the reasons why, you know, he recommended recommended
me to come in for this week. And he said I will make sure
that this kid gets eggs, like expelled.
And the two boys were looking at each other like, wow, like, this
guy's serious. And, you know, James is, like,
all right, well, I don't know how much I can help, but I can
definitely get you the medical records.
And they're like, can you do it by tonight?
James is like, yeah, you know, I'll talk to my parents, but
we'll see. And Jane and John and Ben were
like, all right, we'll take. We'll see.
Thank you so much. Like, tonight would be the
greatest. We're trying to get this in by
tomorrow, and things might leak if we don't.
So anyways, later that night, you know, Mr. Davenport's like,
all right, just send me the stuff on your school e-mail.
It doesn't matter. It's on school e-mail.
I don't care. So sure enough, right.
You know, the next day or that night, James sends them like, a
medical record. He said this is the date.
This is the injuries like this, like it wasn't enough to put
this guy away or not put this guy away but get him suspended
before. But hopefully, James, like
hopefully with all the other evidence you have, this will be
enough to get the bully out of the school.
So they send it to James. James sends it to Mr. Davenport.
And Mr. Davenport is like, all right, men like I will need you
tomorrow bright and early. I'm going to excuse you from all
your classes. You're coming with me.
We're all going to go into the principal's office and we're
dropping this bombshell. So the next day rolls around, as
it always does, but this was a special day.
They all walk in. John, Ben and Mr. Davenport walk
to the principal's office. They sit down.
John and Ben explains everything that's happened, not just this
week, but ever. And Mr. Davenport explains all
the things he's observed and, you know, principals like, wow,
this is quite a lot. And Mr. Davenport's like, well,
this isn't it. And Mr. Davenport then sends
like the TB large, OK, it's probably smaller, smaller than
TB, The very large file that they've created with all the
evidence, with all the like the references, with all the
people's testimonies and the principals like, wow, this is,
this is intense. And Mr. Davenport's like, it's
really thorough too. And so basically, right, the
principals office, like we need a couple days to make to like go
through this and the principal's office like, you know, Ben and
John like you guys can be excused for the next couple
days. You're not suspended, you're not
anything. But if you want to take the next
couple days off just for your own protection as we bet through
this, that's totally fine. So John and Ben were like, oh,
shoot, like, of course the school contacts their parents.
They explained that they're not in trouble.
It's for their own safety. And the you know, John's mom's
like, oh, John, you should told me about this, whatever.
So a couple days go by and that's when Mr. Davenport emails
John and the headline of the e-mail is the verdict is in.
So John immediately he sees the like the notification on his
phone and he immediately opens up the Gmail app and he's just
swiping and refreshing and refreshing and eventually opens
up the app, gets in there, opens the e-mail, and it's one line on
screen right now. I know you'll enjoy it.
Just click it. Do it.
So spoiled rich kids tend to think that they deserve
everything. And when they things don't go
their way, they normally get really mad.
In this case, the spoiled rich kid gets so mad that he burns
down his entire school. Yeah, a little bit of an
overreaction. This is an absolutely crazy
story, so buckle up and let's get right into it.
So we're going to call a subscriber who submitted this
story Sam. So anyways, there's a spoiled
kid and I'm going to go through the Chronicles of everything
that happened to the spoiled kid that led up to the point of him
wanting to actually and successively burning down his
entire school do. The amount of spoiled kids who
commit arson in some way is kind of ridiculous, but you know,
it's a good story. So anyways, this all started.
Sam was first aware of the spoiled kid because Sam was on
the football team at his high school.
Sam wasn't the star quarterback or anything, but he was, he'd
been playing football for a little bit.
He was big enough and he was solidly on the team every single
year. They had tryouts for the
different positions just in case.
There was kind of a, I don't know, a dark horse that they
weren't aware of, but most of the time the coaches knew who
was going to be what and the tryouts were more just to see
who would be on, kind of like the lower levels of the team
that might be able to work their way up next year.
But anyways, at the school, at Sand School, there's a kid who
we will call the spoiled kid. The spoiled kid as every spoiled
kid, right has received everything that they've ever
wanted in their entire lives. They've never had to work for
anything. They don't know the they don't
understand the value of, you know, of things or getting
something or accomplishments because they just believed,
because I want something, I should get it.
That is genuinely their mentality.
And the spoiled kid went into the football tryouts with this
exact mentality. So anyways, this all happened or
this all started. This long saga all started when
football tryouts. Outs were beginning, so Sam was
there, and Sam had been on the team the year before, as this
was sophomore year. So Sam last year had to try out,
had to put in a lot of effort. But eventually, you know, he got
onto the team and he kind of had a pretty solid place on the
team. Now.
He still went, everyone had to go to tryouts, but he kind of
knew he was on. On the other hand, there was a
spoiled kid. The spoiled kid was not built
for football, dude. I'm not built for football.
It's fine. You don't have to be right
because I mean, you can be smaller and scrawnier and be on
the football team, but dude, it's just going to be a lot
harder because it's a very physical contact on contact
sport. But anyways, the spoiled kid not
only not being really built for football because maybe your
skill and your flexibility and your mobility could get you
around that hurdle, he also just didn't play that much.
Like he literally threw the football with his dad like twice
and would just like sit on the sidelines when his kids would
play touch football or tag football or whatever.
And dude came at the spoil kid. Basically what happened was he
heard about how the quote UN quote high school quarterback
always got the ladies in the movies.
He was like watching a lot of TV shows and movies over the summer
and he was like, OK, I know what I got to be.
I got to be the high school quarterback because the ladies
love the high school quarterback, man.
Therefore, I must be the high school quarterback.
So, yeah, that's his. That's his reasoning.
Do you? Do you.
OK. So do you think that he trained,
he practiced, He at least understood the rules of football
before that summer before trying to apply?
No, No. He just went in cold knowing
that he wanted to be star quarterback.
And since he's gotten everything that he's ever wanted before,
then he shall receive star quarterback.
So anyways, it's finally the day of tryouts.
And Sam gets there and, you know, he he, you know, links up
with the coach. He's like, what's good?
The coach is like, Sam, great to see you again.
Like, look, these tryouts are just, you know, they're
important for everyone to do it. You've got a pretty solid spot
on the team, though, but don't slack off.
But yeah, don't worry about it, basically.
And they get there. And so they're all lined up and
the football coach is like, welcome to the whatever year,
football season for whatever school, Academy, whatever,
right? And he's like, these will be the
tryouts. We'll let you know how things
you're shaking up by the end of this week.
We will let you know with a good, you know, pretty promptly
if we don't think you're gonna make the team.
So we'll make, we'll make first round cuts by the end of
tomorrow just so you guys have a lot of flexibility to figure out
what sport you're playing in the fall, as the school required
everyone to either play a sport or do some sort of activity
during this time block. And so, yeah, so sure enough,
you know, they're all trying out or whatever and Sam overhears
the spoiled kid walk up to the football coach and be like, so
do you guys have an open position for star quarterback?
Dude really just said star quarterback.
Like he's really just paraphrasing what he reads on
TV. But anyways, the the football
coach is like, well, actually we have, you know, we have a pretty
good quarterback already. But I mean, it's really we're
going to put the we're going to put the best person for the
position in the spot. So if you really think that,
yeah, I mean, if you're a dark horse and you come out of and
you're not on our radar and you're much better than a
probability that is pretty low. But you know, we'd always love
to see the spoiled kid was like, I would like to be the star
quarterback. And they're like, OK, well,
we'll watch you during practice and we'll let you know if we
think that you're in the running the spoiled kids.
Like what was that nice? I said like, you know, we're
we're we're filling out positions, right.
So I I just want to be star quarterback.
That's cool. I think the code just started to
realize that there's a bit of a disconnect between this kid and,
well, reality, but also the understanding of how this whole
process works, Which first of all, this was an immediate red
flag to them that this kid did not understand football in the
slightest. But beyond that, American
football in the slightest, right?
But beyond that, they're like, OK, well, the way it works here
is that, you know, you'll play and we'll decide who gets what
position is boiled because like, OK, well, I do want to be star
quarterback, but sure, I'll do tryouts or whatever.
So I think this boiled kid thought that like, oh, well, I
just need to do what everyone else does.
So it's not obvious that they're just giving me the position and
the coaches are thinking, what on earth is this kid thinking
right now? By the way, leave a like and
subscribe to the channel or you're a spoiled kid.
Yeah, so the actual tryouts. And remember, Sam has overheard
all of this. Anything that's pretty funny
because like, you know, he sees the spoiled kid.
He knows he's not star quarterback material.
And he just knows for a fact that this kid had just been
like, has no idea what football is.
Just the way he was interacting with the coaches.
He just knew for a fact this kid was not going to get out there
and just be obviously great material for star quarterback.
At least it was looking that way, right?
So sure enough, you know, they get out there and they're doing,
look, I didn't play, you know, American football as a teenager.
I went to some games and I actually still go to games right
now as in college. It's actually quite a lot of
fun, even though I don't know what's going on.
I know I want the bigger score and I want the enemy team to
have the lower score, something like that.
It's not golf. It's not the other way around.
So they go through tryouts, whatever that entails.
And it is super, super obvious that the spoiled kid has one no
idea what he's doing 2 no idea how to throw a football and
three, is this not even probably not even going to make the team
won't even make the bench, which was a little bit it was actually
kind of competitive to make the bench.
They had a pretty good team, but he wasn't even going to be close
to making the bench, which if you're not even close to making
the bench, you are not even you're not even the same planet,
right? You're not even on the same
planet to make the to make star quarterback.
Bro, that's crazy. So by the end of the day, right,
the coaches said what the coaches said was they were going
to tell people on the set on the end of the second day who is
making cuts, right? But the coaches just saw such a
blatant discrepancy between the ability of the spoiled kid and
what he was wanting that they thought it was, you know, kind
of important for them to at least let the kid know that
things probably were not about to go his way, correct?
Things were probably not about to go his way.
So Sam over here's the coaches going up to the kid and be like,
hey, what's your name again? He's like spoiled kid.
They're like, oh, spoiled kid. Yeah, not obviously his name,
but you know what I mean? They're like, so, you know,
we're watching you out there with your performance.
We just want to let you know that, you know, we're happy for
you to keep trying out and maybe get on the team.
They know who's not going to get in the team.
But they're like, we just think it's really unlikely at this
point that you're going to make star quarterback.
It's a very difficult position. We're not saying that you will
never make it as maybe if you make the team you'll be able to
make your way up there, but we think you need a bit more
practice. The spoiled kids, like I don't
understand. I said I wanted to start
quarterback position like I asked nicely and the coach is 1.
Coach laughs a little bit and then stops laughing when he
realizes that this kid isn't joking.
The other coach kind of knows right away that this kid has,
He's one of the spoiled kids who's just received everything
that he's ever wanted. He's never been told no.
And so the coaches have to inform them that simply that's
just not how it works around here, that it's not a you ask to
fill a position and you will fill position and it is really a
skill based position and you will show up and demonstrate
your skills to see if the skills match.
And yeah, so by the end of it, you know, the spoiled kid was
starting to get really mad. He's like, you know, I don't
understand. I asked you guys real nice.
I asked you guys real nice if I could be star quarterback, and
you're saying no. How on earth am I supposed?
To get all the ladies. Now, and they're like son, like
if your only intention to be star quarterback was to get all
the ladies, then maybe being star quarterback in the 1st
place wasn't a good idea. And also, son, if your intention
is to get all the ladies, probably not the most efficient
way is to dedicate your entire life to American football right
now to try and get the 5% chance.
If you spend all the time from here on out to get star
quarterback, like there are better ways to go about that at
this point in your life. And the spoiled kid was super
angry, cursed them out and stormed off.
And The thing is, Sam overheard him and he was mumbling, They're
all against me. They all hate me.
All I can, I, I every, every, every, every, sorry, my brain
broke. Every other time that I've asked
for something, I've gotten it. And now I, I ask and they're not
giving it to me. They're taking this away from
me. They are.
And they got kind of like goes off mumbling into the distance,
right. So this was Sam's first
interaction with the spoiled kid.
But it simply does not end here because the spoil kid at this
point knows that he's not gonna make star quarterback, but that
doesn't stop him from wanting to ask out the prettiest girl at
the school. We're gonna call this girl
Caroline, right? So Caroline was kind of
notorious, means famous with like a bad nut.
She was, but she also wasn't famous.
I don't know how to say it. She was this well known at the
high school as being like the beauty queen.
I guess. I don't really know.
I don't know if you guys like back in the day had that like
one girl in your class. You're like, Dang, like she's
definitely like on top of the food pyramid here.
I don't know how else to say it. Sometimes it's not very clear,
but sometimes it really is. Like there's that one, that one
girl and right, the other thing is Caroline, that kind of
definitely went to her head. She definitely was aware of it
as, you know, just the way that every guy treated you and you
know, the girls either completely did anything you said
or they hated you. At that point, you're kind of
became self aware. She became self aware and used
it like she wasn't known as a great person.
She was just known as winning the genetic lottery, right?
So right off the bat, Caroline was very, very picky.
And she was definitely the type that would have only gone for
the star quarterback. And if anything, she was just
probably already talking to the star quarterback by the time the
spoiled kid wanted to get, you know, throw his hat in the ring.
Right? And yeah, so Sam was, like,
always kind of thought that Caroline was kind of pretty or
whatever, but he knew better than to try at this stage in
life. He's just like, no, you know,
look, the things that she values do not align with me.
I also, I'm just not this, I'm just, she's just not going to
say yes to me because I'm not, I don't have enough clout or
whatever. Stupid stuff, right?
High school rules are stupid. But you know, there's nothing I
can do about it. So I'm just going to let it be.
However, the spoiled kid did not realize this.
Or maybe he did, but he just thought because he's always
received everything he's ever wanted.
So might as well, you know, ask for this and receive as well.
I mean, who knows? Why wouldn't that work?
So yeah, the spoiled kid decides that the best way.
You know, actually I'm going to give you guys a little bit of a
question and answer you have. So the question is, how is the
spoiled kid going to try and basically woo this girl into
liking him? A He is going to make the effort
to start to speak to him and comment down below before you
hear that. Which one you think it is?
A He's going to make the effort to go and talk to her.
He's going to really put in the time to speak to her.
He's gonna learn about what she likes and craft conversations
based off of that. He's gonna show his best face
forward. He's gonna be polite yet he's
gonna be consistent and persistent with what he does
with his trying to talk to her. All that kind of stuff he is
going to be. And then he's eventually going
to ask, you know, ask her out on something a little bit more
formal, a little bit more formally romantic.
I don't know, go to the movies, get ice cream, something very
nice or B, he's going to not talk to her at all, but then
make a massive scene in front of all of her friends with a big
like basically he's going to do something crazy and insane.
If you answered A, God bless your soul.
But no, it is B Yeah. So sure enough, one day and
lunch, the infamous day that we'll go down in history, Sam is
sitting there with his two friends.
They're eating whatever. They're probably complaining
about the cafeteria food being like, dude, the socks, bro.
But that's when they see, you know, or not that's when.
But he sees that Carolina's sitting with some of her
friends. The other two, like the second
and third most popular girl, they're all sitting together.
And it's it's very interesting dynamics, but high school
dynamics are just weird in the first place.
But they're all sitting there. And if you made it this far into
the video comments spoiled down below.
Secret word of the day, by the way, we're on I'm on Spotify.
I don't know why I say we these videos are on Spotify.
Link is in the pin comment. And if you're on Spotify, make
sure you rate the podcast 5 stars.
I think it gets help promote it in the algorithm.
I don't know how Spotify works, my friend.
I do not know. But anyways, Caroline is sitting
with her friends and that's when the spoiled kid walks in and he
has an electric guitar. You already know that this is
about to go South. You already know for a fact that
this is not about to go. Well, the spoiled kid walks in
with an electric guitar in a bass booth.
So basically when he plays the electric guitar, it's very loud
and he walks in and everyone kind of turns their head because
it's not every single day that someone walks into the cafeteria
with an electric guitar and a bass boots.
It's just not every single day that that happens or an amp or
whatever, right? So he walks up and like Caroline
and her table looks over at him kind of like laughs or whatever,
talks to each other. But then Caroline and her tables
expression starts to change from poking fun to genuine confusion
to moderate terror as he approaches the table because it
becomes more and more clear that he's beelining it right towards
their table. So at this point Sam is starting
to realize this as well. And he's like, oh good heavens.
Like oh God, bro. Oh no.
Yeah. So sure enough, he stops right
outside the table and he's like, Caroline, I would like a moment
of your time. At this point, everyone stopped
talking. Everyone has turned their heads
and everyone is staring profusely at the staring at this
kid intensely. And he's just.
He's like Caroline, will you? Be mine.
It is the worst thing you've ever seen.
And I, I don't know what the rest of the lyrics are.
I could totally make them up for you guys, but all I know is it's
a lot of poor drum playing. Because here's the thing, since
he's a spoiled kid, he is not actually, he doesn't know how to
play a guitar. No, that would take time.
That would take effort, which is one thing he doesn't know.
And it would be so, so much easier for him to just go in to
the guitar shop, buy the most expensive electric guitar and
think, oh, well, I spent a lot of money on it.
Then it should just play itself. So he's going like, yeah, so
that's about what it sounds like.
Think of that. But like that's the nice version
of what it actually sounds like. And also he's just saying random
stuff like you're so pretty, you're so fine.
Remember Me? Will you be mine?
Like it is. I'm trying to like replicate how
bad it is. But as uncomfortable as the
thing I just did was connects that connects that at the end of
it, he basically says like, will you be mine and go out to with
me on Friday night? And it just stops dead freaking
silence for a whole 10 seconds, which sounds like not a lot of
time, but you have to realize it is a cafeteria full of like 50
to 100 people that are all staring and watching at this 10
seconds of pure dead silence is extremely difficult to come.
Like it is extremely unlikely to come across.
And yeah, let's just say that silence didn't last forever
though as literally everyone like bursts out laughing because
bro, I'm not going to lie, I might laugh as well if I hear
that dude. All I'm saying is maybe this is
not the best way to go about it. Look, maybe I'm wrong.
Maybe the best way is to not talk to this girl ever.
Go up to her, completely embarrassed her in front of
everyone. Show off that you don't know how
to play guitar. Show off that you don't know how
to sing. Show off that you don't know how
to song write and show off that you have no social awareness at
all. Maybe that is the best way.
Maybe I'm an idiot. Maybe I'm stupid.
Who knows, dude. So yeah, Caroline and her
friends, instead of responding and saying no, they literally
stand up and they walk out of the lunch room like in single
file line, dude. When they say oh, the worst
thing she can say is no. Oh, no, dude, you are so wrong.
So yeah, the spoiled kid is literally just like standing
there in the middle of everyone, right?
With his guitar, his bass, whatever, bad, bad situation.
And he's like, he's getting really mad.
He's like, the only reason she didn't say yes is you guys
convinced her otherwise. She was totally going to say yes
to me if you guys weren't here making her feel like she
shouldn't. And everyone's like, dude, what?
And he just like runs out of there.
He's like, it's all your eyes fault.
It's your fault. Basically pulling the Nico Cavo
avocado, being like, it's your fault, whatever, right?
And yeah, so sure, sure enough, right.
This is not the end of it because the spoiled kid is so
angry about this that he decides to go on a week long vacation.
Yeah, I told you guys he was a spoiled kid.
And this means that, you know, he has access to go on a week
long vacation to a tropical place if you wanted to, even
though he's just a sophomore in high school.
He went home. He's like, mom, buy me a ticket
to the Bahamas right now. I'm going to go.
So yeah, sure enough, he doesn't attend school for an entire week
because he gets on a private plane and he goes off to a
tropical resort in the Bahamas. And he just kind of like, messes
around for a little bit. And he was like, oh, mom, I'm so
stressed out from school, I need to do it right now.
And if you don't, I'm going to be so sad.
It's going to be all your fault. So yeah, he's able to go on a
private trip to the Bahamas, which is pretty cool for him, I
guess. And The thing is, though, this
was very bad timing because Sam and him had a class together,
and in this class together, they had a pretty major test coming
up, and they were going to spend the entire week going over
important materials for the test.
Sure, the spoiled kid in theory could have studied over his
trip. I'm not going to say that wasn't
possible, but we both know the spoiled kid and we know for a
fact that he is not going to spend his his impromptu Bahamas
vacation studying for a Algebra 2 exam.
We both know that's not going to happen.
So the spoiled kid legitimately misses an entire week of class
and the test was on Monday. So sure enough, the entire week
goes by and Monday comes around and it's finally time for the
test. They all walk in and the spoiled
kid is like walks in and looks confused because everyone's kind
of like sitting in their desks. They are getting pencils out.
They're putting their backpacks away.
Instead of the more chill environment where people are
kind of talking. They're very casually walking
in. They have their computers out.
Now these people are dialled in. So the spoiled kid looks around
and I think he whispers to someone like, what's going on?
They're like, dude, we have a. Test.
He's like, what? So yeah, he sits down, the
teacher starts hanging out the test and teachers like, spoiled
kid, I haven't seen you for the last week.
He's like, yeah, I was doing something.
The teacher's like, OK, as long as you cleared that with the
front office, which I think his parents did, said, oh, he has a
medical emergency. He can't be here or something,
which is a lie. He just went on a vacation, but
he didn't get in trouble for not being in class.
But the end of the day, if you're not in class, you're not
in class. Oh, genius statement, Connor.
But that means he just didn't get the information right, so he
sits down and bro completely bombs the exam.
It's not like he was really trying that hard beforehand, but
missing out of an entire week of really dedicated review kind of
messed him up a little bit and he got completely destroyed on
this exam. But the spoiled kid wrote on top
Like I wasn't here for a week so I should get plus 40% for all
the stuff I missed. Because The thing is, like Sam,
when he went to hand in his test, he handed his test in
right after the spoiled kid did so he saw what the spoiled kid
wrote on his exam, which he was like dude just because you
missed time doesn't mean you should get bonus points on it.
Like why should you get compensated for not being here
and going on a fancy vacation and instead of, you know,
suffering through class like all the rest of us have?
No like that's obviously ridiculous.
And Sam knew for a fact that he was not going to get a 40 point
boost for not being here. Like if anything he's lucky he
doesn't get any points deducted from his participation for not
being there for a week, dude. But anyways, right?
Eventually on Wednesday the the teacher grades him pretty
quickly or efficiently and the tests are being handed back.
When the spoiled kid gets his test back, he immediately
screams this is an outrage. This is ridiculous, which the
entire class immediately turns to look at him because bro
literally just screamed this is an outrage.
This is ridiculous. I mean, I think I'm going to be
paying attention to what he's saying as well, dude.
So sure enough, you know, the teacher's like yes boy, old kid,
like what's up? He's like, this is a ridiculous
grade. I deserve at least a 90 for
effort. And she's like, I'm sorry.
Like I was a little surprised by your grade too, but I was pretty
generous with my points on the on on your test as well.
I don't know what else to say, man.
He's like, you know what? I'm sick and tired of this
school. All you guys hate me because I'm
rich and everyone in the class is like, what dude?
What are you saying right now? He's like, everyone's been
against me from day one because I come from a wealthy
background. It's your fault.
Doing a complete Niko Kado right now and he goes on to say the
reason. I didn't get star.
Quarterback is because the coach hated me because I was from a
better background than him and the reason why the girl didn't
say yes to me, the reason why what's her name?
Caroline didn't say yes to me is because she knew she couldn't
keep up with me and my whip. And the reason why I got failed
on this test is not because I didn't do well, which he didn't
do well. It's not because I didn't do
well. It's because the teacher was big
mad that I won on a fancy trip. You guys are all haters.
Goodbye. He gets up and just, like, runs
out of the class. And yeah, you guys might be
thinking, OK, well, that's a pretty big overreaction, but
that must be the end of his overreaction.
Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. This is where things get crazy
and I did not click bait you the title.
This is where the title comes into play, man.
So the spoiled kid was super big mad and he thought to himself, I
need to teach everybody a lesson for discriminating against me
because I'm rich. Which no, he didn't get the
position as star quarterback because he didn't play football
dude. He just never played football.
So obviously he wasn't going to get it.
He got rejected by that girl. Well, one, she probably wouldn't
have said yes to him in general, but also the way that he asked
her out was super embarrassing for her.
She doesn't even know who he is and this is the only impression
she has. I doubt any girl would say yes
under that impression bro. And finally, he failed his final
exam because he was so mad about the last two things.
Then instead of attending class and or studying, he went on a
big long vacation because he could, because, you know, he he
could, he's going to do whatever he can or he wants because he in
general, he can get whatever he wants.
But the spoiled kid had twisted this reality into everybody's
against him and he needs to teach them a little bit of a
lesson, which I think the spoiled kid just doesn't
understand the difference between teaching someone a
lesson and burning down the school.
But yeah, so anyways, the spoiled kid somehow gets access
to gasoline. What the Frick bro?
He gets access to gasoline and light and matches and the
lighter and yeah, this is where things get OK.
OK I'm going to put this disclaimer in because I think I
have to but also I hope you guys aren't literal 0 IQ individuals
don't do this OK? God, I mean if you guys watch
this video and think. Oh I should just go burn down my
school. Then you actually have a zero
negative IQ individual. Like, I don't know how, I don't
know how else to say it, but I think I'm just going to say it
just because, right. So anyways, the spoiled kid.
So Sam's in class one day and the fire alarm goes off and he's
like, OK, whatever. This is like, cool, I get to get
out of class for another stupid fire drill.
So they all get in line and Sam realizes this is not a fire
drill because the, the, the, it's like the air around him is
less clear. It is dense.
It's not smoky yet, but it's like dense.
And it's a little hazy. And he smells a little barbecue
in the air. And that's when he realizes, oh,
word. This is actually an actual fire,
bro. Like, this isn't some drill
that's annoying that generally is just made to make us like,
waste time basically. Oh, this is legit.
So everyone is like walking a single file line.
Some kids are freaking out because they're starting to
realize it's legit. But thankfully everyone gets out
of the building safely. And when they get out of the
building, they start to see like smoke come out of the windows
and stuff. They see the fire truck come.
They see all the firemen go in. And yeah, they're, you know, a
big message, big mass e-mail, text message, phone, whatever
was sent out to all the parents saying, look, there's an
emergency at the school. Your children are safe and
outside, but we do need you to come and get them as soon as you
possibly can. We understand some of you guys
have like, arrangements already. We'll have staff here until 7 or
whatever, right? Or still whenever.
But please come pick them up as soon as you can.
So Sam got picked, picked up and his mom's like, Oh my God.
Like the school, because we're looking at it now, there's just
billows and billows of smoke coming out of everything.
It's it's, it's legit, right? So there's like, Oh my God,
whatever happened? And at this point, Sam had no
idea. Two weeks go by and basically
they are on the equivalent of Zoom at this point because the
school is in really bad shape and they're trying to find a new
place for them to go. But it's getting close to the
end of the year or it's not getting close to the end of the
year. It's getting closer to the end
of the semester. So there's a little bit more
spacing between the first 3 mini stories I told you than it might
have seemed, because now they're getting close to the end of the
semester and they were going to go home anyways pretty soon.
But they're basically on Zoom at this point.
And so that's when one of his friends comes over to Sam's
house and he's like, bro, I got the whole inside scoop and Sam's
like OK, like laid on me. And basically, he goes on and
says, so the spoiled kid was caught, like by one of the
teachers with a can of gasoline and a like, a lit match or
whatever, or a lighter or something like that.
And that's when the teachers, like, what are you doing over
here? And that's when the teacher,
like, picked up the gasoline can and realized that it was 95%
empty. Like, there's just a little bit
left. So she's like, what is this full
when you got here? And the spoiled kids, like, yes,
it was I'm here to teach you guys a lesson.
Yeah. So eventually she immediately
called like we have to get the kids out of here.
And then immediately, like fire alarm went off.
Like 30 seconds later, things were it was, it was crazy.
So yeah, the kid was, the school got in like school
investigation, police investigation.
The spoiled kid no longer goes to that school.
He's underage. He's not 18, I should say.
So it's kind of a weird litigation of what actually
happened with him. The spoiled kids parents are
furious. Like they move neighborhoods or
they just moved entirely, right? Spoiled kid.
You know, his parents like lived around the world anyways, so
they barely, barely gave him any attention, which is probably why
he turned out the way he did. But they're currently trying to
find a new place to live and try and have that stuff not follow
them. They basically spent like
$1,000,000 on lawyers just to Chuck lawyers at this problem.
Because if they if they throw enough lawyers and enough
litigation at this, maybe they'd be able to slow it down so that
they'd eventually, just like, give up on trying to persecute
their kid. So yeah, the spoiled kid no
longer attends a school. He goes to school somewhere else
exactly where nobody really knows.
But that was quite an overreaction to getting
rejected. Bro, clicking the video on
screen right now, I know you'll enjoy it.
Just click it. Do it so spoiled kids think that
they're entitled to everything. This can sometimes backfire
massively, as you'll see in this story.
Today is a story of a rich jerk getting the karma that they
deserve. It's super satisfying and lets
us jump right in. So we're going to call the
subscriber who submitted the story, Ava.
So anyways, Ava was a senior in high school.
And most of the time, by the time senior year rolls around,
you're not getting a lot of new people into the school.
However, there was a girl who recently moved into the area
code. So she started high school
senior year with this new high school, right.
So immediately off the bat, it's, it's a tough start.
It's tough if you move in like to a high school, especially at
the end. I mean, even if you come in
freshman year, if this is a high school of people who've lived
together for like the last, I don't know, 14-15 years, that's
already hard enough. But to go in at senior year when
basically of most of the friendships have already been
made hard enough, we're going to call this girl who's coming in
Sarah. So Sarah comes from a very,
very, very rich background. And I just want to say preface
this, just if you have access to money does not mean you're a bad
person. Of course not.
I hope that's common sense. However, there are a lot of
cases of especially children or teenagers when they're way too
overexposed to money. It corrupts them and makes them
bad people. And that is really the job of
the parents to step in and make sure that you're raising your
kid correctly, even if they have a lot more resources.
So even though I might be bashing on Sarah a little bit in
this story, it really is bashing on the parents here.
So anyways, you know, in Ava's class, there's a New Girl called
Sarah and she gets in there and from right away, the first like
pulling up to the school because parents would either kids would
drive in or maybe parents would drop off some of them, right?
There's this car, right? And they lived in a pretty
middle class ish neighborhood. So when an actual roll Rolls
Royce, yes, I'm that's not going to roll off my tongue.
Well, when a Rolls Royce drives into the parking lot and the
three guys who don't know, that is a very, very expensive car,
very expensive car. Even the cheap models are very
expensive. So when a Rolls Royce rolls into
the parking lot, everybody knows, everybody's heads turn.
Even the kids who don't know exactly how expensive of a car
that is can just tell by the way that the car is rolling in and
by the way that the parents head snap right that this is
something. So a girl gets out of the car
and the girl happens to be Sarah, and Sarah is all dressed
up in like expensive looking clothes, right?
She comes out, she is like very confident.
Whatever walks onto the scene, which I mean, if you are
entering high school super late, you kind of have to be a little
confident to break into these friend groups.
They're probably not going to be looking for a new person.
So you need to tell them that they are looking for a new
person and that person is you. So anyways, like, you know,
Sarah rolls up and immediately, you know, people are, are start
talking to her because she's like, Oh my God.
It's like the new, very pretty, rich, confident, whatever woman
walks in. And yeah, she's going to draw a
lot of attention. So she immediately gravitates to
the group that Ava's already a friend of.
So Ava's very like normal high school girl, nice, friendly, and
the high school isn't too big. So a lot of the girls are
friends with each other. There's like 2:00 to 3:00, major
groups or cliques of people that hang out, but it's not very
rigid or anything. So there's a pretty big group of
girls that Ava hangs out with and Sarah, who will be very soon
you'll see is not a great person clings on or starts to enter
Ava's friend group. So they sit down and immediately
Sarah comes off very nice. But Ava can almost kind of tell
in the back of her head that this is a bit of an act.
I don't know if you guys have ever noticed this, but sometimes
like you can just tell if someone is not genuinely nice
and they're only acting that way because no one wants like eat
like The thing is, you can if you act nice right away and you
get situated in a friend group. I've seen a lot of people who
just turn almost right away and they become really mean.
But since they've already situated themselves into a
friend group, it's like it doesn't even matter.
It's like, it's totally fine. So yeah, almost right away.
Sarah like elevates to the top of the social hierarchy.
I think high school social hierarchies are pretty dumb as
they really don't translate to anything in the real world.
And 90% of the time. But yeah, she immediately
becomes top dog, which is impressive in the fact that she
just joined the high school senior year.
But at the same time, like, high school dynamics are probably
going to push someone like that to the top anyways.
By the way, like and subscribe or you yourself are a spoiled
kid now. Dun, Dun, Dun.
Yeah. Anyways.
Though. So yeah, this girl Sarah is not
a very nice girl. And after about a couple weeks,
she really starts to show her true colors.
So Sarah starts making really rude, more rude remarks of the
table of other girls. And here's the thing, a lot of
high school girls are very petty.
High school guys are jerks, but they're not petty.
High school girls can tend to be very petty, right?
This is just kind of a fact of the matter.
Not all of them, obviously, guys don't extrapolate from what I'm
saying and draw conclusions that aren't there, but yeah, girls
can be petty sometimes. However, Sarah was at a whole
new level. And the other thing is Sarah's
pettiness would sometimes be targeted at like the quality of
clothes someone would wear if someone was wearing the same
thing twice if they looked poor, basically, right.
So Sarah was really going after like a lot of the I'm rich,
you're poor dynamic and it she was going after it super, super
hard, right? And this girl was also just not
nice at all. Like that girl's ugly, you know,
she sucks. She looks so dumpy in that
outfit. Stuffed it like, you know, girls
sometimes say in high school. But basically Sarah was like a
caricature of the girl from Mean Girls, right?
Basically a caricature of that that right, It's crazy how that
movie actually accurately represents some people and Sarah
definitely falls under that category.
So yeah, Ava's like a little bit not super happy about the whole
situation and how it's turning out because Ava was pretty happy
in high school. The freshman year is a little
bit difficult for her because I don't know, like freshman year
is difficult for almost everyone, man.
I know freshman year was not great for me, but after a lot of
failure and a lot of being alone, I eventually found some
really great people and had a great time.
Similar for Ava, she eventually found a group of people that she
thought we know we're really quality and whatever and
sophomore and junior year were really great and she was excited
to finish out the year strong with people that she genuinely
enjoyed hanging out with. So you know, Sarah, not Sarah.
Ava was very like excited to go into senior year, even though
there's a lot a stress with SA TS, college essays, stuff like
that, right? And APS, whatever type of stuff,
right? It's college season, so it's
going to be stressful. But she was really looking
forward to senior spring where, you know, she could enjoy the
last bit of time with her friends.
But now what ended up happening was this New Girl who, you know,
at first she was very like, receptive because she was like,
Ava put herself in new girl's shoes and was like, I know for a
fact if I was new at some school, I would really want
people to be open to me. I would really want people to, I
don't know, I just would. I would feel so bad.
Like, I would want like, let me just be nice and let her in,
right. But yeah, Sarah Avril wasn't a
big fan of every single day at lunch instead of talking about
things that they used to talk about, such as school boys.
I don't know what girls talk about, but nice things, right?
And instead they were talking about how trashy someone looks
or how, you know, what a terrible hairstyle.
Like she really is going down the drain.
Just really just petty comments. And Ava noticed that, you know,
the friends of hers, quote, UN quote, that she believed were
kind of of higher caliber were kind of going in as well.
They were definitely being influenced by Sarah in a really
negative way. And Ava wasn't a big fan of it.
So one of these days right now, Ava kind of pulls aside one of
her friends. And it's like, maybe we should
talk about Sarah for a second. And in this situation, Ava
believed that, you know, this girl who she's known for years
and who's only known Sarah for a couple weeks, would definitely
not betray her. So she pulls aside this girl and
she's like, have you kind of noticed that, you know, that
ever since Sarah joined our group that I don't know, the way
the conversations have been going have just not been that
good. Like, it seems like our
conversations are always about targeting other people and a lot
of times targeting other people on stuff that they really can't
control. You know, how they look to an
extent their parents money, you know, it's a lot of stuff that
they can't control. And Ava's friend responded in a
way that she did not expect. Avis friend kind of went to
Sarah defense and was like, you know, I don't really see that.
Like are you coming after like Sarah just because she's new?
Like it's so difficult to like join like a high school so late,
which is a true fact, but is not really relevant in this
conversation. Bro.
Like I don't know how to put it. This is not that relevant in
this conversation. And Ava kind of like immediately
sensed the hostility and was like, OK, I got to back up a
little bit and she's like, I don't know.
I mean, I like Sarah a lot. Why I like Sarah a lot, but I
don't know, I just, I feel like the conversations have been a
little bit of a downer recently. So the next day at lunch, Ava
sits down and she immediately feels something is wrong.
And she almost immediately knows that the girl that she had been
friends with for the longest time most likely pulled Sarah
aside and told on her. Because there's this kind of
this like awkward tension of like all the girls and Sarah.
And then there was Ava. There was almost like, I don't
know if you guys have ever felt this.
I've witnessed it. I don't know if I've never
necessarily first hand felt it. But when everyone knows
something about you but they don't like, it's, it's like as
if there's like a a divider between the two of them.
And it was just awkward when it normally wasn't awkward.
And Ava knew that she was the reason why was awkward.
So, yeah, they had a pretty bad lunch or whatever.
It wasn't great. Like Sarah would kind of like
whispered, like they would all whisper to each other.
It's very weird. Ava was like, oh, boy, like,
this is this is just not good. And yeah.
So later that day, Ava was walking to her locker or she was
going to do something and her friends or who she thought were
her friends right, were with Sarah.
And they were all talking like together in kind of a circle.
And they didn't know that Ava was there because Ava was like
around the corner or something. And Ava would have normally like
just walked up to them or whatever, but she just for some
reason decided to stop right before she turned the corner.
She just listened in for a second and Sarah was like.
Ava's looking so terrible today. Like she's really gone off hill.
Like what does she think about that outfit?
Like I could have found that like in a dumpster.
Just saying like what she was saying about every other girl,
Which I will say, I have heard that in high school.
This is not, this is not a generalization.
This is just from the girls I'm friends with.
A lot of them do happen to say not so nice things about their
friends, but Sarah was going in deep.
She was going in hard, and it was super.
And then like one of the other girls, the girls that Ava pulled
aside was like, yeah, Sarah, I can't believe like Ava was going
after you when she looks like that, Ha, ha, ha, whatever.
And Ava was like, wow. She kind of backed away.
Ava didn't want to hear any more of it because she knew the rest.
She knew the extent. She's just like walking away and
she's thinking to herself, wow, like, those are people that I
considered as my friends. Like, I genuinely believe that
those people were like my friends.
Like, I thought that those people were good quality.
I thought that, like, I was going to have a great time with
them. And Eva definitely thought a
little bit, OK, They're being brainwashed by Sarah to an
extent, but only to an extent, dude.
But at the end of the day, it's their choice.
Like, this is their choice to make sure they want to be like
with the new cool girl. They want to do what she says.
And it's very tempting, but you still have a choice in the
matter. You always have a choice.
And Ava's like, wow, I got to find new friends, right?
And so sure enough, over the course of the next couple
months, Avo just like would start to like intentionally talk
more to people in her classes because she was always very nice
and very friendly. But she would never go out of
her way because why would she? She already has a good group of
friends, or so she thought that she was secure with.
So now she would like ask people to hang out after school,
whatever. And after months and months, she
eventually found a group of people that seemed a lot more
down to earth, a lot cooler, and also really hated Sarah and her
group, Right. Just, I mean, they weren't, they
weren't like, I don't know, talking smack about her all day
because then they wouldn't be any better than Sarah.
But they would whenever Sarah and Ava's ex friend group would
come up, they'd be like, yeah, those girls are so petty.
Like, they're so mean. Like, that's ridiculous.
So yeah, Ava found a pretty good Group.
A pretty good group. And The thing is though, this
story doesn't end here. This story goes on for the
entire year. But you might be thinking that
Connor, I was promised a funny karma epic rich spoiled kid gets
destroyed moment. And I guarantee you that that
will be coming. All you got to do real quick
though, comment, which I make you guys comment, comment tree
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So comment tree. If you made it this far into the
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Kiss. Anyways, so yeah, college
application season. I mentioned very briefly that
they're in the midst of college application season, and going to
college is a choice. I think if you know what you
want to do, it is a much better choice than going in not knowing
what you want to do. But I think that's also totally
fine as well. As long as you understand the
the debt you're taking on and the risk to reward.
As long as you understand it, I think that's totally fine.
I also think that choosing not to do college shouldn't be as
stigmatized as it is, as the ROI for college is not as clearly
good as it used to be for everyone.
However, especially in kind of like, well, especially,
especially especially in wealthier communities, not just
going to college, but which college you go to is almost like
another status symbol to put on your chest, right?
So the parents of like kids, especially in the wealthier
communities, tend to really care, like care a lot, even
though their kids probably benefit the least from going to
a good name college, right? It's just kind of how this
works. So Sarah's parents, who've made
a ton of money, right, were in all these communities or
whatever through their social clubs or something.
And they cared a lot about where Sarah went to school.
And they cared so much that they were willing to go above and
beyond and maybe some not So, I don't know, against the rule
type ways, if you know what I mean.
So yeah, anyways, SA TS were coming up and I think the last
time you can take the Sats or something is like octo or there
was some major test, something that was Sats, AP, whatever,
honors types, whatever, right. So this happened before you
submit your college applications.
And basically Sarah was an OK student.
She was smart enough, but these people wanted to get her into,
you know, the top United States institutions or whatever, right?
You want to be in the top ten. If you're not in the top 10
rankings, then you're trash. What?
Something's stupid, right? So they want to get into a
really, really good school. And they met with like, like
Sarah's parents met with like college counselor prep type
people. And they looked at Sarah's
results and they're like, yeah, dude, I don't know how to break
it to you, but your daughter is not getting to Harvard,
Stanford, Yale, combination type thing with these grades.
She'll do fine, but she won't get into that place.
But, you know, the parents were not willing to hear that as an
answer. So instead of like, I don't
know, asking Sarah like, hey, I we need you to do something
really cool as an extracurricular or we need like
a really banger essay. Essentially what they do is they
try and cheat her on one of the tests, right?
They try and assist her to cheat on one of the tests.
And Sarah was totally in the know on this because way after
the fact, one of the friends that Ava was.
So the reason why we know all these personal details is
because one of the friends of Sarah, who used to be a friend
of Ava, eventually kind of like realized that she was being
stupid and went back to Ava and was like, I'm so sorry.
And Ava was like fine with it or whatever.
And they became friends and they talked over the summer.
So the reason why we know these extra details about what went on
here is because Sarah's ex friend and Ava's ex friend now
re friend told her over the summer after the school year,
everything that went down. So basically Sarah realized that
OK, my scores and stuff are not that good enough.
So they kind of like Sarah went to her parents and they figured
out a way that she would be able to basically have some other
girl who would be given Sarah's ID who looked kind of like her.
But no one really cares that much.
No one really checks and was like a really good college
student who was on top of it and worked for an agency that's
like, yeah, you pay me $50,000 I'll do whatever you want.
Like I'll bend my morals. And so sure enough, right, the
day of the Sats, Ava's ex, the friend that was used to be,
let's call this girl a Beth because whatever, right?
So Beth is a girl who told Ava about this.
So Beth and all of her friends and Sarah studying for the Sats
or whatever test they were taking, right?
Super hard. They were studying really hard
and they noticed that Sarah really wasn't studying right.
When they'd have group study sessions or whatever, Sarah
would kind of be on her phone the entire time.
And they knew that Sarah's parents really wanted her to go
to X or Y college. That was very difficult to get
into. So they kind of would ask her
like, Sarah, what's the word here, bro?
Like, what are you doing? And Sarah's like, Oh no, I'm
studying a lot at home. I'm just, you know, texting
whatever, some guy or something. And eventually, a couple days
before Sarah confided in them that, you know, the reason why
she wasn't studying is because she's not even going to be
taking the exam. Because I think they asked like,
oh, do you guys want to meet up like an hour before the exam to
get like breakfast or whatever and quick review or something?
And they're all like, what? And yeah, Sarah's like, yeah,
basically my parents found someone to take the exam for me.
She's really good. She'll score a great score,
whatever. And since these girls were like
friends with Sarah but also kind of like sucked up to her bro, so
they couldn't really say anything.
That's The funny thing. They kind of trapped themselves
into a place where they couldn't say anything because they didn't
want to upset Sarah or whatever, right?
So they're all like, oh, OK. But obviously they were all kind
of mad because they had been spending all this time studying
and Sarah would just have someone go in and take the exam.
However, not all things like something like that doesn't
always work out seamlessly, right?
I mean, we saw with the college cheating scandal or whatever,
that doesn't matter how much money you have, you still can
get caught. This was not related to the
college cheating scandal. This was a separate thing.
So yeah, basically Sarah had someone go in for her.
They took the exam but the person who is administrating the
exam after like the exam was handed in, they knew that
something was up because the ID really didn't match the person.
So after a further investigation, they figured out
that Sarah was not the one who took the exam and this was
announced to the school. The score was voided and Sarah
was not allowed to take the SAT whatever's tests type thing or
something. She just wasn't she was banned
from it. She could not take this exam.
So not only did she have like on her record that she tried to
cheat on it, she just couldn't take it.
And all the schools like that wanted it like all the schools.
No, no, all the schools that she want or not she wanted.
She probably wanted to go to some chiller school or whatever,
which I get all the schools her parents wanted her to get into
so that she could brag about it or no, not that she could brag
about it so that they could brag about it to their friends
because they're always competing for the next greatest thing.
You know, that doesn't really bring them any happiness or
fulfillment, right? She can no longer apply to any
of them because they needed the test and they would see if they
like they they looked into it or she gave a reason why I just
can't take the test. Oh, you can't take the test
because you cheated. Of course you're not getting
accepted you. So basically Sarah got screwed
over majorly in this in this part, right?
And because of this, her parents were super freaking mad, which
they should have been mad at themselves for even saying that.
Like my daughter needs to cheat to get into one of these
institutions. Like if she needs to, is it
really that important? But anyways, basically Sarah was
like cut out, like she was literally pulled out of school
at this point because, you know, Sarah's parents had multiple
houses or whatever and they basically were like, oh, like we
got a you're taking a gap year now we're redoing everything.
Like whatever. They kind of panicked and they
said there's no reason for you to still be in school right now.
So they literally yank her out two weeks after she gets caught
cheating. And so it's kind of a weird
period where all of Ava's ex friends, Beth and all those
people no longer have their cult leader Sarah to be like to talk
with or to lead them or whatever.
And eventually they have a moment of like reflection.
And slowly but surely they all eventually come back to Ava.
And they're like, look, we messed up, dude.
Like, I don't know, some they'll love her.
I don't know. She was so cool.
And we really just let ourselves down.
We're sorry. And that was fine.
Ava accepted all their apology. They kind of, Ava kind of meshed
together her old friend group that low keep a trader and the
new friend group. Maybe she shouldn't have done
that, but she kind of was like, you know what?
We're all graduating. We're all not going to see each
other consistently again like this at least.
So why like keep, let's just put this behind us.
And Ava actually had a really good end to her high school
experience. All the friends got along well.
And moral of the story is 1 don't like fall for someone
because you think that they're cool and you be you become a
jerk yourself. And two, don't cheat as just
don't cheat, bro. You're going to get caught.
Spoiled rich kids think that they deserve everything.
And when they don't get their way, they'll usually throw a
fit. And in this case, by throw a
fit, I mean commit freaking arson, bro.
Yeah, this story is absolutely crazy.
So buckle up and let's just get right into it.
So we're going to call the subscriber who submitted this
story, Ryan. So anyways, this was going to be
Ryan's first time ever going to sleep away camp.
And I don't know if you guys have ever been to sleep away
camp before, but it's almost like a little bit of a, not a
rite of passage, but it's your first time for a lot of kids
being out of the house and away from their parents for more than
one day. They might have had something
like a sleepover before this, but sleep away camp is kind of
like the next level, right? And so anyways, Ryan definitely
was going to have a very unique sleepaway experience, as you
guys can probably already tell by the title of this video.
So anyways, Ryan and his parents are, you know, driving up to
the, the camp or whatever. It's like camp something.
And, you know, he's driving up and he's kind of like, you know,
I'm a little nervous about this. Like, I don't know how I feel
about it. And Ryan's mom's like Ryan, you
have nothing to worry about. Your father and I went to this
camp and we were kids. That's actually the first time
we met. I mean, basically Ryan's parents
met the first time at the sleepaway camp and then they
didn't see each other for like 6 more years and then they met
again and then they eventually like got in a relationship.
But so it was very special to them and they were really
insistent that their son Ryan go to it as well because they were
both hesitant, but their parents forced them and they thought it
was a great experience and they want their son to have the same
thing. So they drive up and they get
there and they start walking towards it.
And Ryan's parents are reminiscing about the good old
days or whatever. And they're like, oh, I
remember. Oh.
The dining hall looks just the same, like I remember, like we
met each other and we sat under that tree like on our first
night or I, I don't know, like stuff like that, right.
So Ryan's walking in and, you know, he's a little nervous and
he's looking at all these like families around with like, you
know, you got the parents and their kids and there's a lot of
nervous energy and chatter going on as you'd expect in the first
day of an event like this. So anyways, they walk up to the
table where the person that kind of like the administrates or
whatever is like like, hey buddy, what's your name?
And Ryan's parents like this is Ryan last name.
And they're like Ryan last name. Okay, let me look.
Yes, you're in cabin B. So anyways, feel free to walk
over there right now. I think some kids are already in
the cabin. You'll meet your counselor that
you're gonna be kind of like paired with the whole time.
And yeah, Ryan, it's gonna be a great experience.
I know you enjoy it. And he's like, all right, like,
okay, so anyways, Ryan and his parents, they're bringing his
like, backpack or whatever, or a suitcase going over to the
cabins. And, you know, Ryan's dad is
like, Oh my God, Ryan. Like, I totally forgot.
They must have renamed it. Like they used to have different
names for these cabins, but this used to be my cabin.
Like, that's so awesome. Whatever.
Right. So they go up there, they knock
on it, the doors opened. And, you know, sure enough, the
Cam counselor or the counselor that is like with them is like,
oh, what's up, dude? Like, you must be Ryan, right?
And Ryan's like, yeah, he's like, all right, all the other
kids are already here. Come inside.
So Ryan walks in with the parents and he sees all the
other kids, like unpacking their stuff, sitting on the bunk beds
or whatever. And the guy's like, all right,
Ryan, this is your place right here.
So he sits down and right across from him is a kid that we're
going to call Ben. Ben is the spoiled kid.
Little does Ryan know that this is about to be one of the
craziest weeks of of his entire life, right?
Little does he know this is about to be one of the most
insane weeks of all time, partially thanks to Ben.
So anyways, you know, Ryan starts introducing himself to
all the other kids and Ryan's parents eventually like our and
we're going to go. So Ryan hugs them goodbye,
whatever. And yeah, so on the 1st like
before, like the because they got there right around like 3 or
4 in the afternoon. So it's getting a little bit
late, but they're talking with each other.
Ryan's starting to get to know the other kids.
He seems to really like them at 1st.
And so anyways, eventually it's dinner time, they all go as a
cabin to get dinner together. And one of the camp counselors
says, Hey, guys, or the one that the counselor that's like with
cabin B, he's like, hey, guys. So tonight's actually really
special. I know that all you guys are
new. And I just want to let you know
that like, you know, tonight will be a lot of fun, wink wink.
So everyone was like, you know, they got a little excited.
They're like, oh, what's happening tonight?
And so let's skip ahead to then they're all in their cabins,
right? And it's getting kind of late.
It's like 9 at night. So they're kind of thinking, oh,
is nothing really going to be happening tonight or whatever.
And they see the camp counselors like constantly checking his
phone. I'm assuming that he's talking
to the other camp counselors or other staff members because it
was like a no phones policy except for staff members.
And they were really, they were set like it was like kind of a
rule of the staff members could really only be using their phone
to communicate with other staff members.
They couldn't just be going on like TikTok or Instagram or
something like that. So anyways, you know, he sees
that like Ryan sees that this guy's checking his phone a lot
and that's when you hear that's when Ryan hears a horn from very
far away. It's like one of those blow
horns that like, I don't know, you could make.
It's not like a industrial horn, but it's one that you'd like
blow into and make a lot like a really loud noise.
And he hears a faint horn sound in the distance.
And the camp counselors like, all right, guys, that's the
signal. Everyone get up.
So everyone gets up and they kind of, they don't go single
file, but they exit the camp cabin in a group or whatever and
it's dark outside and they see other groups of kids walking out
as well. And the horn is blaring.
They hear this horn in the very far distance and all the groups
of like cabin. So cabinet through X or I don't
know how many cabins, right? They're all walking towards the
woods. And as they walk closer towards
the woods, they see a faint like burning glow, like a faint
burning glow inside the woods. And they all get excited and
they hear drum beats like bum, bum, bum, bum.
And then there's the horn like, and they all start walking.
It's really cool, really cool atmosphere, right?
So they're all walking in and they're just like, they hear the
drum beats, whatever and they see like a big roaring fire and
they're all instructed to sit around it, right.
And Ryan already knows that this is going to be something
special. So anyways, the the leader of
like the camp counselor leader will, I'm just going to say the
president of the camp. I think there's like an actual
real name, but we're to say president of the camp.
So, you know, she gets up there and after all the groups are
kind of settled around, the drums stop and the horn stops
and she's she's like, all right, attention everyone, welcome back
to camp. I don't know, we're going to
call it Camp Tree. That's a lame name, but OK,
whatever. Welcome back to Camp Tree.
This is our 223rd or like 115th year at very old camp, whatever.
This is our 115th year of operation and we're commencing
the like the 100, like 16th semester, whatever.
And everyone cheers and Ryan's kind of clapping, looking around
like, all right, this is really cool.
And the camp, the camp president is like, because the recurring
like kids know, but that we have a tradition every single year.
But I, it's time for me to introduce it to the new kids.
I would like to welcome you to not only the 116th year of
operation, but this is the 50th year of the Camp Tree Games.
And everyone starts cheering and obviously like Ryan doesn't know
what's going on, but he's like, oh, the camp Tree games.
That sounds pretty cool. And they're like, yes, this is
the 50th year. Like that's a really
prestigious. She's like, I'll go over very
quickly throughout this week. At certain events, you will be
challenged with different activities and you will be
awarded points based on your, the effectiveness of or how well
you complete them by the end of the week, whoever has the most
points as an individual will win the camp tree cup and you will
forever be etched. Your name will forever be etched
in the like the sacred wall or something.
And she references like there's like this wall in where the the
cafeteria is. And when Ryan went in there, he
saw this big wall that has all these names etched into it.
And she's like, and especially if you win the 50th, that's a
little extra prestige as like, you know, 50th is a very.
It's, I don't know, it's more memorable than like 42nd or
something, right? So she's like a lot of pressure
for who's going to win this year.
And you know, so Ryan is sitting there and he's sitting next to
Ben, the spoiled kid, right in the spoiled kids like, or Ben's
like, dude, I really want to win that.
I really, really want to win that, man.
I really want to win that. And Ryan's like, yeah, it'd be
pretty cool. So Ryan didn't have any
expectations of winning it. He honestly was just like, this
is really cool environment. I'm just happy to be here, bro.
But he's like, yeah, obviously if I won, that'd be awesome, but
I don't expect it because I don't know, he's new.
So eventually the ceremony ends and they're like, all right,
like campers. The games start officially
today. The games officially started.
Your first task will be tomorrow.
Go get some rest. So they're all walking back and
there's all this kind of like excitement jitters in the air.
And I don't know, it's a really cool environment.
It's it's, it's really sick. And so Ryan and the, you know,
Ben are actually talking about it a lot.
And you know, Ryan's not super like, I got to win this, but Ben
is really I got to win this. Like his mentality is like, I
win this or bust. Like, there is no in between at
the moment, bro. Yeah.
So sure enough, you know, Ben is just, like, really going on
about how much he needs to win this and like, how this is so
important. And Ryan doesn't think that much
of it. He at least doesn't think that.
You know, you, you guys have read the title of the video.
Things got pretty crazy. Or the spoiled kid has a very
bad reaction to potentially not winning, Right.
But Ryan doesn't realize how serious he is about winning.
Right. So they get back to the cabin
and the Cam counselor comes around.
He's like, boys, I just want to let you know it would be cool if
someone here won the cup because, you know, us counselors
do kind of have a little competition of whose cabins
going to have the cup winner. So no pressure, but it would be
pretty cool. But also, guys, remember there's
like 200 kids at this camp. Just have fun.
And if you happen to score number one, that's great.
No pressure, wink, wink. But if you do win, that would be
really cool because I do may or may not have a bet with the
other counselors for $50 for who has a kid who wins the Cup.
So no pressure, but I'm just saying it'll be pretty cool.
So with that, they go to bed next day, they wake up super
excited, super energized. It's just a really cool
environment. And anyways, so the first, so
they don't only do camp games, right?
They have, so there's three official events.
There's three official games, which kind of puts a lot of
pressure on each game. But also in between that it is a
sleep away camp, so they spend a lot of time just doing non camp
game activities. So I don't know, learning how
to, you know, you go into the, for example, Ryan on his first
day was put into a random group of people, no one from his
cabin, just randomly, right? And they went out into the woods
and they were given a bunch of sticks.
And they said, OK, you're going to learn how to make a lean to.
You're going to learn how to make a shelter if you need to in
the woods with literally just sticks.
Yeah, this will not be the greatest shelter, but it will
keep you sheltered from the rain or any other, you know, I don't
know what it's called any other like weather conditions or
something like that. And Ryan was able to meet some
new people and he was a genuinely having a really good
time. And the only time that at lunch
and dinner and breakfast, every single meal you ate it with your
group, like your cabin or whatever, just because they
really wanted look, they want you to bond with as many people
as possible. But the camp did believe that
like you are got like the best like it you.
We're only here for a week and we want you to really bond with
some people. So we're going to have you have
the most time as possible with your cabin.
So you're going to eat with them, you're going to sleep in
the same place, like you live with them, whatever, right?
So anyways, at lunch, you know the spoiled kid men and everyone
there really not just spoiled kid, right?
Ben and everyone else, including Ryan, we're just going on about
like they were just asking 1,000,000 questions to the
counselor about the first game. And the counselor is like, guys,
I'm sworn to secrecy. Look, I want to help you because
I want one of you guys to be the winner.
Don't get it. Don't get it twisted, right?
But I really can't say anything. I might actually get in trouble
if I let you know too much. So they're all trying to like,
ask them like tricky questions. Like they're trying to be like,
oh, you don't have to tell us. But if you were going to tell
someone, what would the game? What would you tell them?
If some random person who didn't go here was asking what the
first game was, what exactly would you tell them?
And camp counselors, like dude, I'm not the smartest cookie in
the cookie place, but bro, like I'm not that dumb, dude.
So yeah, they don't really get any good information out of him,
but they have a lot of fun trying to.
And they're also not allowed to know when the game is, so they
can't even prepare for it. Obviously they know.
They're told that there are three games and some of the
games are group games. Some of them or one game is a
group game which is by cabin. The next game is partner game,
and the final game is an individual game.
So the idea is kind of like, you'll pretty much know off the
bat where your rankings are, cuz if your cabinet is really bad,
it's gonna be really hard to claw back up, but whatever,
right? But they're also not allowed to
know when these games are. So the first day ends like
there's nothing, no game on the first day.
They're even like up at like 910 or whatever in their beds, like
all like excited or whatever, thinking, Oh my God, we might
hear the horn. Like the game might happen at
any moment now. But now they eventually are
like, OK, it's not we're going to go to bed.
And even the Cam counselor like knocked on the doors.
Like, what are you boys doing up?
It's like 11. They're like, what if the game
happens? He's like, OK, I'm not supposed
to say this, but look, the game's not happening tonight.
Go to bed. They're all like, oh dude, what?
So yeah, next day comes around and they're, they have some
morning activities, they have breakfast, but they're sitting
at lunch and they're sitting like literally they're halfway
through lunch when they hear the horn and they all drop their
forks or whatever. They're like, Oh my God, it's
the horn, It's the horn. So sure enough, the horn is
going halfway through lunch. They all get up and the camp
count. The counselor for their group is
like, or they're it's a camp counselor.
Yeah, camp counselor, right. It's like, oh, all right, guys,
like this is the first activity. This activity we're doing as a
group, so follow me. Everyone's super excited.
You can feel it in the air. Things are going crazy.
Everyone's really excited and they start walking out and the
first activity, the first activity is to build a fire in
the woods. So they're going in and each
camp counselor for each of the cabins, they have a backpack
that's full of, you know, lighter and some basically just
very few activities, but a lighter and a little bit of like
thin thinly sliced wood to give like a nice little spark or
whatever. But yeah, that's it.
So they're all LED into the woods.
And there was like other camp counselors that would be
assigned to your group that would score you based on a
preset score, whatever. And basically every single kid
in the group would get the exact same score, but one of them
maybe could get a bonus point, but that one bonus point really
wouldn't change that much. So they get out there and the
spoiled kid is super, super intent on guys, we must win.
We must be the best. And you know, Ryan is trying to
win, but he's also trying to have fun.
And he also doesn't really know. I mean, bro does.
Bro didn't come out the womb knowing how to make a fire dude
like chill out a little bit. So they're doing their best.
They're in the woods and they can kind of see like the other
groups, but the other groups are far, far enough away in the
woods that's just kind of hard to see what they're doing.
But I guess you could kind of see what they're doing, but not
really, right. So they're going in there,
they're getting wood, they're putting stuff together.
And at one point Ryan puts down a log on there or a piece of
like a stick or whatever, or I guess it's close.
It was kind of thick. It was kind of closer to a log
on their fire, and the fire hadn't been lit yet.
So it's just a pile of Tinder at this point.
And the the like, the log was kind of waterlogged, so it
probably wasn't a good idea to put it on there.
But instead of the spoiled kid Ben just being like oh man, I
think that's not a good log. He's like, dude.
Are you trying to like sabotage us?
Are you working for the other team?
And like everyone in the cabin just like looks at Ben and
they're like chills the Frick out bro and Ryan's like, dude,
sorry, I didn't see that this like log wasn't that good.
I was just putting something on. He's like bro, well pay closer
attention next time because. All of our.
Points are on the line. Even the camp counselors like
Ben, like chill out, man. It's not that serious.
He's like, it is, it's that serious to me, dude, you don't
get it. So anyways, they eventually get
something together. They light it on a fire and they
do get a fire, right? And they score the second
highest points. So everyone except for one
person, everyone is super happy with the result.
They're all like, dude, we got the second highest.
That's awesome. Like we got a fire going.
I heard half the teams couldn't even get a fire going.
And but you know, one person wasn't happy, Ben.
And at one point, like kids were starting to realize or the
people in the cabin were starting to realize that Ben was
sitting there all grumpy, all upset, all angry.
And they're all like, dude, like what's what's the deal?
Like, what's the word man? Like why are you so upset right
now? Ben's like, dude, I'm not
settling for second. We should have gotten 1st.
And the camp counselors like, oh, Ben, like we did really
well, bro, like chill out. Like the other team got first
place or more, slightly more points than us just because they
finished a little bit quicker. And Ben looks at Ryan is like,
dude, you putting on that wet log really put us back like 30
seconds. And that 30 seconds was the
difference between US winning and like us losing.
And Ryan's like, OK, bro, I'm sorry, I don't know.
And the camera counselor was like, Ben, like, come on now.
Like it's really not that deep. We all did really well.
Can we just celebrate from here on out?
And Ben's like I guess whatever you guys want to celebrate being
first loser then whatever dude. And like Ben literally walks
back into his room and like shuts the door, which his room
is like everyone's room. So it's a little awkward or
whatever. Cam counselor kind of looks at
all the other guys is like dude, what's his problem?
And they just decide to celebrate because it's a win.
It's a win. So anyways, the next day comes
around and it's just more kind of activities, whatever.
And for all of Tuesday, once again, it's just kind of their
own activity. Like it's this, no games, no, no
camp tree games or anything like that.
Nothing that makes like points or whatever.
And also there's a scoreboard so you can see your name or your
points versus everyone else that was posted on the there's like a
really massive whiteboard. Maybe they put like 6
whiteboards together, whatever. But it was in the cafeteria and
it had your name and it had your points next to it just so you
could kind of see where you rank next to other people at the
current moment. Like everyone's score was in
groups because it was like you're a group.
Basically, every group got the same score, so everyone in Cabin
2 was tied for second place, right?
But in all reality, they just had the same score.
And so sure enough, the next activity was a partner activity.
But it wasn't a just any partner activity.
It was a randomized partner activity, which is always a
little tough because you don't know if you're going to get
someone who is just going to mess around the whole time or is
going to take it as seriously as you or vice versa, who knows,
right? So yeah, it's on Wednesday.
It is right. It's at dinner and all of a
sudden you hear the horn again. So the Cam counselor for Kevin B
is like, alright guys, this is your second game.
Like, this is official. So he says, OK, so you guys have
all been assigned with random partners.
I have a list right here. I'll tell you like, where your
partner is and I'll tell you where you're supposed to go.
To make this easy, you know, all the.
So all the tables had like table A, table B, and that was
associated with the cabin you're at.
So he basically was like, all right, so Ryan, you're with this
guy named Sam, and you're at table C You can go over there.
So all the kids started going to the tables they were sent to.
And yeah, you were given a randomized partner.
Ryan's partner was pretty cool. Cool.
He was definitely more chill about the competition than Ben
was. But you know, whatever, right.
So this so this next competition was that they had to make the
best tool possible in the forge, an iron forge.
So yeah, this actually something that I did when I went to
sleepway camp. It's really cool.
It's like you get a piece of like a metal rod, you stick it
in something really hot and then you slam it with a hammer,
right? It's really cool actually.
And now real quick, if you made it this far into the video
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So anyways, the next competition was to make a tools with the
iron Forge together and whoever the tools were based on.
There's a whole point system where it's like, I don't know
the best. I don't even know man.
It's like the most tool looking or the most effective.
A lot of points you could get. And also, the points for this
event were double the points you could get for the last event.
So it didn't like make the last event completely irrelevant.
But anyone who got a low score because your team wasn't good
kind of had an opportunity to, I don't know, get a better score,
right? So anyways, Ryan and this guy,
they were definitely chill about it.
I honestly think Ryan took the best route about this whole
thing because he was really just there just to have fun.
He was there just the chill. He was there just to have a good
time, man. And honestly, that's the way
it's supposed to be, O him and his partner, Sam will say.
They just went in there and they even said to each other, I don't
really care what our score is, let's just make something cool.
So they go in there, they're having a lot of fun.
They shove the metal and the really hot thing that starts
slamming it into something cool. And what happens is they make it
too thin. They make the metal too thin at
one point and it breaks off and Sam's like, oh, dude, my fault.
And Ryan's like, bro, I don't care.
Like, this is cool. Like we just made a, instead of
making like a hammer, we just made a poker.
Like, that's awesome, bro. So yeah, the person comes over,
they're like, oh, look at this. And yeah, so Ryan and Sam did
not get a great score, but Ryan wasn't trying to win anyways.
He already won, bro. He had a good time at the end of
the day. Like he knew he wasn't going to
get first place because he knew that there's people like Ben who
are going to sweat their little butts off to get first place
anyways. So he didn't really care dude.
So he had a good time anyways. So they start walking back to
the cabins. It's night time and they sit in
there and Ben is in this most stink of a mood ever.
And after about like 30 minutes of like aggressive silence from
him. You know how like some people
like I, I don't talk all the time.
Like I like I do talk when I'm with my friends, but there are
definitely times where I'm just, I don't know, I'm either low
energy or I just they don't have anything to say, but you know,
you're just kind of chilling there.
And then there's also times when people you know that they're in
a bad mood, you know that they're going to make a big
stink over something and their silence almost is like an
aggressive silence. I don't know if you guys can
relate to that comment if you can.
But anyways, so he's just like 30 minutes of aggressive
silence, making little grunts, whatever, right?
Having this big angry face or something.
And so eventually he speaks up. He's like, I got robbed and
everyone's like, what? He's like, I got the worst
partner ever. He didn't take the game
seriously at all. I got, I got he's sort of like
tear up a little bit. He's like, I'm not going to win
this. And so the camp counselor comes
in and he's like, hey, bud, like, look, this happens like
it's randomized. You can't choose who got like a
partner, right? You can't choose that.
However, I'm not totally supposed to tell you guys
details about all these things. I'll let you know a little
something to make you guys feel better for any of you guys who
didn't do too well today. And just so you know, the next
games, I can't tell you when they are, but they are single
person, so it's only you. Your score will depend on your
abilities alone. And while this game that you're
in with a partner was twice as many points as the first game,
well, this single game is going to be 5 times as many points as
the partner game, so 10 times as many points as our group game.
So yeah, it's always been the case that the third activity
really kind of depends who wins anyways.
And the first two were kind of just to get you to have fun and
bond with people. And it really is the last one,
but I just thought I'd let you guys know.
So almost immediately Ben is like, oh, so I have a chance
now, even though I screwed over by everyone else.
And obviously kids in the cabin start looking at each other
because he said, oh, when I screwed over by everyone else,
meaning them when they got second place.
Like, bro, you could have been put in a different cabin and got
in like last place, dude. Like maybe you could have gotten
first place. You could have gotten a much
worse score. Second is a decent score, bro.
And obviously like you don't need to say that dude.
So sure enough, Ben is in a good mood.
He's out of his stink and two days or not, two days go by
Thursday. So the next day actually, I have
to make sure I don't accidentally add like 6 days to
a week or something. Six extra days.
But anyways, so the next day it's Thursday, the event happens
on Thursday. So at lunch, once again, they
hear the horn and everyone instead of kind of having that
super excited, this is new, this is interesting energy.
People almost have a excited yet serious energy and Ben literally
just has an only serious energy, especially if table B because
they know that this is like this could literally make or break
someone wins or not. Like you could be number one
from the first two activities and it literally wouldn't even
matter because this is like 10, so many multiples of points
bigger than the other two events, right.
So, yeah, eventually the camp counselors like, all right,
well, guys, this was actually like this game was my like the
most fun like game. Like the first two games kind of
changed depending on the year, but this game actually was like
it when I was a when I was a counselor, when I was a
counselor, when I was a camper here, like we played this as the
last game always. This one's really fun.
It is a camp wide hide and seek event.
And he basically wanted to say, yeah, so I don't know if I'm
supposed to say this either, but basically the winner of this
wins the whole thing. So all of a sudden, all the kids
were like, oh, shoot, So we got a chance now.
And so sure enough, they all are instructed to go to the field.
There's a big field in the back of the camp.
And the president of the camp is like, all right, campers, like
this is the final event and this one is going to be worth 5.
Times as many. Points.
So she says all the stuff that they were told beforehand and
she said here are the rules. One of us will be the one who's
seeking one of the counselors. If you're caught, you now seek
with us. It's going to move really
quickly. We will play one round of this
because we're only playing one round and because we're going to
have so many seekers. At a certain point, you are
allowed to hide anywhere on campus.
You cannot hide in a locked room.
You cannot hide on top of a roof, you cannot hide in a
dangerous place. But other than that, you are
allowed to hide anywhere on campus.
In an hour from now, we are going to set off this siren,
just if anyone else is not still has not been found yet.
If you hear the siren, it's not a trick like you outsmarted all
of us. Please come back.
Can't leave campus. Whatever huge violation.
If you do, you already know the campus grounds.
You hear the siren after an hour, that means we'll do
something special to decide the winner from there.
But yeah, hopefully doesn't get to that.
Go back to your counsellors, they're going to give you a
little rundown and then I'm going to blow the horn.
And after blowing the horn, you have 5 minutes to find a hiding
spot. So obviously all the kids were
pretty excited. Yeah.
So they go back to the Cam counsellor.
He tells them, all right, I'm not going to tell you any of the
good hiding spots, but there's a lot of good ones around here.
And yes, so sure enough, the the horn is yell or the horn is
blown and they go off and they find a hiding spot.
And so they're not grouping up, it's all individual.
Ryan goes fine. Ryan finds an okay hiding spot.
Like he knows he's not going to win the game, but it'll be okay.
And yeah, pretty quickly Ryan is found.
He's like, okay, you got me. Cool.
So now Ryan is one of the finders.
And so it's Ryan and this other kid have kind of like grouped up
together and they're going to go around finding people.
And they do. And it's kind of like this big
long group of people. So they all walk by, they walk
down like the the the Cafe, they walk into the cafeteria because
everywhere on campus is open. Some of the buildings are locked
and you can't go to lock building or whatever.
But the cafeteria is open. And Ryan, for some reason is
like, we should check that closet.
And they're all like, OK, so sure enough, Ryan opens the
closet and who does he see? He sees Ben, the spoiled kid.
And Ben just looks at him with this look of you.
You destroyed my chances. And Ryan's like, and some other
kid is like, oh, found you, dude.
All right, come help us. And Ben is like, you didn't find
me. He like, slams the door shut and
like, they open it again. They're like, no, bro, we did.
And he's like, no, you didn't find me.
He slams the door shut again. Eventually a counselor comes
around and say, oh, what's going on here?
And they kind of like look at him and they look at the, the
door. So he opens it up and a
counselor. Counselor is like, all right,
dude, we found you. And Ben is like about to scream,
no, you did. Oh, because then he sees this
like not a kid. He sees a counselor.
So he has to agree. Ben walks out so defeated, so
angry, He just doesn't look at anyone.
He storms off. He storms off to go do his own
thing. Little did anyone know that he
was about to do something absolutely crazy.
He was storming off to do something insane.
So anyways, yeah. Yeah.
So anyways, they're all just kind of like they're going
around and finding people, and that's when they hear the siren
30 minutes early. They're with a camp counselor.
And a camp counselor has been constantly on his phone, right?
Constantly on his phone for like the last two minutes.
And they're all like, why are we hearing the siren?
Like, isn't there like a little bit more time to go?
The counselor is like, yeah, there's been a change of plans.
We all need to go to the field again.
So they all walk towards the field and they're just like,
this is really weird. Like I don't know what's going
on right now. Like why are the games ending
early? Is that someone like leave
campus and they need to shut down for some reason.
Like it's really weird. They're all standing in the
fields, right? So kids are starting to pour in
whatever, right? Kids are saying I wasn't caught.
I wasn't caught. And like the counselors normally
during the sirens, if the sirens were called, they would have
cared. Like they would have listened in
and been like, okay, we'll mark your name down.
They didn't even care. Like the counselors were not
even paying attention to who was it and who was caught and
whatever. It's like they had something
more important to think about, which in fact they did.
Little did anyone know. So that's when so Ryan is
sitting or the standing with some guys and there's talk and
being like, what's going on? Like it's kind of weird.
And that's when they hear a kid say look, look.
And so all the kids turn around and he points at the field and
he points really far out at the trees.
And they see this like smoke coming out from the forest and
they see little bits of like fire.
They think someone like lit like a just a normal fire like in the
fire pit, but they see way too much smoke and they start to
realize that there's like a fire going on and within.
Like as soon as they realize it's like the fire trucks come
in and they see the fire trucks come in, which probably took a
while because the camp's off the button path, right?
Fire trucks are coming in. You know, the camp counselor.
Counselors are like, all right, guys, we need to do roll call.
You need to get with your groups right now.
So everyone starts realizing, OK, this is really serious right
now. So Group B is together.
There's one kid who's missing from Group B, and it is Ben.
And so the camp counselor for Group B is like, calls up like
the staff or whatever is like, you guys need to come down here.
We're missing a kid. And the staff member comes up,
whispers something into the counselor's ear.
And the counselor's face is just is like, shocked, the craziest
face ever, right? He's like, oh, my God.
And after that, he doesn't care that Ben is missing.
So at this point, Ryan realizes, OK, something just happened
because this counselor was freaking out that we couldn't
find Ben, who's in his group. This woman comes over, says
something to him. He looks completely shocked, and
now he doesn't care that we can't find Ben.
Something happened. So later that night, every kid
is picked up. All the parents are grumpy or
angry that they have to come a day early because they have to
change their plans. The fire was spreading a little
bit, but thankfully only one or two buildings got hit.
I think one of the cabins got hit.
A lot of trees took damage, but the fire department was able to
get in there just in time before Ryan left.
Do you remember his friend Sam? So his friend Sam and I were
chill, or he was. Ryan was chilling with some
other guys and his friend Sam came up to him because they were
all sitting in the cafeteria, whatever, waiting to be picked
up. And Sam's like, dude, you're not
going to believe this. So Sam goes on to tell him that
through other people and through various reasons, he learned what
happened. Basically, Ben, the spoiled kid,
was so unbelievably angry that he did not win the number one
place, that he did not win the cup, camp, tree cup or whatever,
that he went into the kitchen. He found all the like the
lighters, lighter fluid, everything flammable, anything
to make a huge, say, a big middle finger to the camp.
Basically got all the lighting supplies, went into the woods
and just doused everything with as much flammable stuff as
possible. Started lighting stuff on fire
and honestly would have gone on a tear through the entire woods
through all the buildings. That's when he was caught by one
of the counselors who was like doing hide and seek or whatever.
This counselor apparently because like some other kids
were with the counselor when they caught Ben, that's how the
word got around really quickly. And so this counselor apparently
like tackled Ben, like straight up tackled him, took the lighter
out of his hand, called for backup.
It's like kids stay back, stay back, whatever, right?
All these other camp counselors come rushing in whatever to this
location. They call the fire Crazy, right?
So Ryan never hears from Ben again.
Ryan goes back to the next year because he loved his experience
up until that. And apparently all the kids who
went that year got like a bit of a if you wanna come back, we'll
give you 10% off type deals. So his parents like okay, sure,
maybe there's not gonna be another arsonist kid who shows
up this time if we're lucky. But yeah, Ben obviously was not
invited back. But the legend of Ben, the kid
who got so mad that he tried to burn down the camp lives on till
this death. Spoiled brats think that the
world revolves around them. So it's honestly not a surprise
that in this story time, the entitled rich kid tries to make
the subscribers birthday all about himself and only ends up
ruining the entire party. This is pretty crazy, so let's
just jump right into it. So we're going to call the
subscriber who submitted this story Brody, Right?
So anyways, it was Brodie Birthday.
And one thing that happens at Brodie School is if any kid
there has a birthday party, they must invite every kid in the
class. I know this was actually true
for my middle school and when I was in kindergarten through, I
don't know, 8th grade probably. But The thing is, the way that
they see it is like they don't want some kids to feel left out.
It's a little kind of a bit of it, like encroaching on your own
ability to pick and choose because it's like, I'm doing
this on my own private time. Can I not at least choose the
people at my own birthday party? But I kind of do understand
where the school is coming from. However you feel about it
doesn't matter because either way, Brody had to invite
everybody. So there was a spoiled kid in
Brody's class. There may be a few, but there
was one that was really, really bad.
And we're just going to call him spoiled kid.
And like every other spoiled kid, he kind of believed that
the world was meant to revolve around him.
The world did not revolve around the sun.
No, that is incorrect. It revolves around the spoiled
kid. In fact, I just want to get your
facts straight a little bit. So sure enough, you know the
spoiled kid has to be invited to Brody's birthday party as well.
So let's jump ahead to the day of the birthday party.
So Brody has a really cool birthday party planned.
So there's a local mall that is close to everyone who goes to
Brody's school. And that mall is pretty well
known for putting on pretty good birthdays.
So they have a laser tag event, they'll give you pizza, they'll
facilitate a really cool birthday party.
So anyways, at 3:00 PM on a Saturday is the time for Brody's
birthday party. Brody and his mom get there a
little bit early so that they can set up and get every make
sure everything is ready. So they get there and people
start arriving around 3:00. So the kids and the moms, they
all start to show up and Brody sees some of his close friends,
we'll say Ben and Tyler, right? They show up.
So Brody's really excited. He kind of like pairs off with
them and like since everyone in his grade is going to be there,
Brody knows he doesn't need to talk to everyone or be super
like involved with everyone since they're going to be able
to pair off with their friends anyways.
So the first activity is laser tag.
And I don't know if you guys have ever played laser tag at
the mall, but it is such a fun activity, dude.
Like I genuinely would like to go with my college friends and
look, I'm 20, bro. Like this is not just for kids.
Laser tag is for all ages because it's a lot of fun.
But laser tag, especially back in the day with birthday
parties, which is such a fun event in my like, in my retro,
in my opinion, right? So Brody was really excited for
laser tag. So anyways, the one of the
administrators or we'll just say the staff, right?
So this staff member comes out and says, hey, like little
announcement. Anyone who wants to play laser
tag, like make sure to meet over here in the next 5 minutes and
we'll get you suited up. We'll give you the safety
instructional video and then we'll let you go in.
Brody was really excited and you know, he turns to his friends,
Tyler and Ben, they're really excited too.
And basically everybody in the class wants to do it.
I think there's a few kids who didn't want to do it because
that's not really their cup of tea or whatever.
So they were going to stay out and chill and do some, I don't
know, some of the arcade type activities because it was, there
was also like a whole arcade area.
So it's like there it wasn't like they weren't going to have
fun, right? So sure enough, 5 minutes passes
and everyone's anxiously awaiting for the staff member to
come back outside because you know, he's going to give them
the, you know, the good news of all right, like let's let's get
right into it. So anyways, he brings over all
the uniforms. So if you don't, if you've never
played laser tag, basically you're given this big metal vest
or whatever, or mechanical vest that has like 2 big, like it has
something on the front and something on the back.
And you're also given a laser gun that is attached to your
metal vest or your mechanical vest.
So basically you try and shoot people either in the front or
the back because there's a big kind of like target on the front
and the back. And if you shoot someone, it
will like disable their guns so that they can't shoot other
people. And so the goal of it, it's
going to be two V2 or not 2V22 teams, right?
So one team versus the other team.
And basically you try and eliminate all the other people.
And so the guy goes through the safety instructional video,
basically says stuff like don't hit other people.
Like once this is how you do it. This is how you strap it on.
Obviously, like don't climb up on top of anything that isn't
supposed to be like climbed on top of.
So there's a lot of like, obstacles or whatever and like
fun decorations in the laser tag room.
It basically we just said, like, dude, don't climb all over our
stuff, please. Like, come on now.
And yeah, so that was it. And they were let in.
So the spoiled kid and Brody were on two different teams and
Brody definitely wanted to win because I don't know, like
everyone wants to win a laser tag, but the spoiled kid wanted
to win at just the whole new level.
Like the spoiled kid was willing to just go and like he wanted to
win. And since you know, the whole
world revolves around the spoiled kid, obviously you know
he wasn't going to let anything stop him from like letting from
winning, right? Nothing was going to stop this
kid from winning. So sure enough, right, they go
in there and they're have first round, they're having a lot of
fun and the spoiled kid is very like going very sweaty, very
trying his very hardest to like dodge bullets and shoot people
down. I mean, everyone is, you can't
really blame the spoiled kid on this.
But basically the spoiled kid gets shot in like his little
vest thing. So his vest lights up and then
his laser gun stops working. And the spoiled kids like that
wasn't fair. And the kid who like shot him
was like, dude, what do you mean that wasn't fair?
He's like, I wasn't ready, which like, bro, what do you mean you
weren't ready? Of course you weren't ready.
That's the whole point. Like they got you when you
weren't seeing it coming or you just weren't prepared.
If you weren't prepared, the person wouldn't have gotten you.
That's the whole point of the game, dude.
But yeah, so sure enough, the spoiled kid starts like yelling
or whatever. And most kids aren't even paying
attention to this. But you know, Brody, the
subscriber is aware of this. Because I feel like Brody as
like the guest or he's not the guest, the host of his party, he
needs to be. He's always like a little bit
more aware of how things are going.
How people are talking with each other, stuff along those lines,
right? So yeah, he kind of notices all
of this, even though most people don't.
The thing is, though, the spoiled kid, right?
He is starting to get really upset.
Like he's like, I wasn't ready. I demand a redo.
Like, this is unacceptable. So the spoiled kid walks up to
the staff member who's in there just to make sure everything's
going normally. And all the kids go back to
playing, right? If you get tagged, you kind of
sit to the side and watch as other people play, like with the
laser guns, right? So this kid, the spoiled kid
goes up to the staff member and he's like, this guy shot me when
I wasn't ready. And the staff member looks at
him kind of like, dude, what do you mean you weren't ready?
This isn't really all about like, Are you ready or not?
It's. And he he says to him like, oh,
sorry, man, like we're playing another round, so just wait
until then. The spoiled kid very angrily.
He's like fine. And he kind of like walks over
to the side and like grumpily sits against the wall.
And it's like, dude, like chill out.
It's literally laser tag. And it's not even like the one
game and you're done. You have multiple more rounds to
go. I don't know man, next time just
do better. Just don't get shot bro.
Like I don't know, is it really that hard?
So sure enough, eventually there's a winning team because
the birthday kid, AKA Brody, his team has three people.
The other team has zero at the very end.
So they win and they decide. So the teams are reshuffled and
they go again. This time Brody and the spoiled
kid are on the same team. And the spoiled kid is like goes
up to Brody. And it's like, yo, dude, we got
to be like double s or whatever. Basically going up to the kid
being like, you and I let's like flank them together.
And you know, the spoiled kids or the Brody, the birthday kids,
like, yeah, sure, dude, whatever.
Cool. So they start the round and
they're going in and Brody and the spoiled kid are actually a
pretty good duo. They're doing pretty good.
So brooding, the spoiled kid are kind of taking people down,
taking big WS. They're doing really well, but
this one guy outflanked both of them and was able to shoot both
of them and get them both out really quickly.
And the spoiled kid is like, what?
And Brody's like, oh, good shot, man, whatever.
And Brody's like, all right, man, let's go to the side and
see how our team does. And the spoiled kid is like, no,
I'm not doing that, man. That guy was obviously cheating.
And Brody's like what? And the spoiled kids, Yeah, he
was like hacking IRL. And Brody's like, dude, what do
you mean hacking IRL? Like, how does someone hack IRL?
Like, I isn't that just called cheating?
Like, I just don't understand where you're coming from here.
And so anyways, right, you know, Brody keeps going on about like,
or the spoiled kid goes on about like, yeah, it's like he was
cheating. He was doing something.
So he goes up, right, goes up to the staff guy and he starts
complaining again. And the staff guy remembers him,
the spoiled kid as the last kid from last time who was
complaining over nothing. So the staff member looks at him
is like little bro, like you got to stop.
Like you got, you got tagged by the laser gun, you got to chill
out and you're good, whatever. So this point, the spoiled kid,
instead of just going back, returns back into the
battlefield. But remember, his laser gun no
longer works because he got tagged.
So instead of fighting people with the laser gun or like
shooting people with a laser gun, he takes the laser gun and
he starts swinging at people on the enemy team.
He just starts swinging at them with a laser gun trying to like
hit them with it. And remember, this is a pretty
big chunky piece of plastic, right?
This isn't like some, I don't know, some big metal sword or
something, but it is like if you make good contact with someone's
head or something, it's definitely going to hurt a
little bit. Like, I don't know.
So sure enough, the staff member sees this and he has to
literally pause the game. Like he has to shut down the
whole game. He's like, no, no, no, you can't
be doing that. Stop, stop.
And the spoiled kids like swinging.
He's like, man, oh man. He's just like swinging on it.
They have to pause the game. The staff member has to escort
the spoiled kid out out of the whole game or whatever.
And cuz the staff member has to go escort him out of the game,
the game is turned off. And it's like 15 minutes of like
the staff member like dealing with the spoiled kid.
And by the time the staff member gets back, he's like, hey guys,
I'm so sorry, but your time slot is up.
There's another party that's coming in in the next 5 minutes.
So we got to call this short. So yeah, basically because of
the spoiled kid, they had to stop playing, they had to cut
their laser tag a little bit early, which is just the first
of many things the spoiled kid has done real quick.
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as as Brody's birthday is about to be completely destroyed by
the spoiled kid. So anyways, laser tag was the
first activity, but now it was time for cake.
Yeah. So sure enough, the Brody, the
birthday kids mom, it's like, all right, guys, let's go to the
whatever lunch table type thing because it was like an arcade
setting. So there's a lot of arcade
games, a ball pit, obviously the laser tag, but you needed to
reserve that and then sorry. And then there was also kind of
like a lunch type area that they reserved for like parties or
whatever. And Brody's parents reserved one
of the tables, and so they're all heading over and they sat
down. So the first thing that they had
was like pizza or whatever. And there was no issues there.
The spoiled kid didn't like, eat all that pizza or something.
He's not, he's not that big of a boy, right?
But the issue comes when it's time for cake.
So in a lot, at least a lot of people I know, the tradition for
your birthday is you come out with a cake and you have a bunch
of candles and the person whose birthday it is blows out the
candles. And it's really not a thing for
anyone else to blow out those candles unless the birthday kid
explicitly says, hey, I want everyone to blow out the candles
with me or I want someone to like, unless the kid says it
out. Like, it is just super, super
not a cool thing for you to just go ahead and blow them out.
However, right? Right.
You have to remember, the spoiled kid truly believes that
the world revolves around him. He genuinely believes that if he
wants something, he should get it.
And it's justified because if he wants, he should get.
So sure enough, right? The spoiled kid felt like he
wasn't getting enough attention. I mean he just came off of not
winning the laser tag which made him big mad right?
O at this point he also isn't getting all the attention from
literally everyone which is an absolute crime.
I-100. Agree, sarcasm.
So the spoiled kid is noticing that after eating all the pizza
or whatever, like some parents go behind like they walk away
and then they come out and so the spoil, sorry not spoiled
kid. The birthday kid, Brody, his
mom, comes out with a cake. It has a bunch of candles on it.
They're all lit and they all start singing Happy Birthday.
So happy likes. They're singing the happy
birthday song. They're moving like, sorry, not
spoil kid. The birthday kid, Brody's mom,
has come walking over very slowly to the table with the
cake, and Brody's sitting down, and the spoil kid happens to be
sitting down right next to him. So Brody's mom puts the cake on
the table. And the idea is at the end of
singing Happy Birthday, Brody as the birthday kid is going to be
the one who blows out the candles.
But right before the song ends, the spoiled kid is like blows
out all the candles and literally everyone goes dead
silent. They don't even finish the song.
They just go dead silent. It's a super awkward situation.
I really don't know what went through the spoiled kids mind.
I think he was like, Oh my God, I'm not getting all the
attention at this very second. This is unacceptable.
I must get all the attention always.
So he decided that he wanted to be the one who blew out the
candle candles. So yeah, the spoiled kids mom
sees this and is like, Oh no dude.
Cuz look, everyone knows that you don't blow out someone
else's candles, bro. That's the worst thing you can
do. I'm sure there's worse things,
but you know what I mean? Not a great thing to do.
So you know, Brody doesn't take it that like he doesn't like
take it that person, he doesn't really care that much.
He's like, OK, well, I kind of wanted to blow the candles out,
but whatever, I guess, right. I'll just have some of the cake,
right? You know, it's cool, it's
whatever. But so the spoiled kids mom,
like immediately after the spoiled kid, well after like 20
seconds of an awkward silence, after he blows out the candles,
comes over and the spoiled kid mom like grabs him by the scruff
of his like shirt or whatever and drags him out to like
another room, a private, like a private room to go talk with him
or something to give him a little bit of a talk because he
needs a little bit of a talking to right now.
So the spoiled kid was out of the picture for a little bit.
So they're all having cake or whatever.
And the spoiled kids mom eventually walks back into the
room, but the spoiled kid does not walk back into the room with
her. So Brody, the birthday boy,
overhears his mom walk over to the spoiled kids mom and say,
hey, does your son want a piece of cake?
Like, we can walk? Like, where is he?
And the spoiled kids mom says, oh, he's in a timeout right now.
I'm so sorry for what my son did stuff like that, right?
Like, I'm sorry, I feel really bad.
He will not be getting any cake. He will not be rewarded for such
bad behavior, stuff like that. And Brody's mom was like, oh,
OK, Brody's mom was not going to, like, push back on this
because I think Brody's mom 100% agreed that it is totally not OK
behavior to, like, blow out someone else's candles.
And yeah, maybe I don't think she really wanted to give the
spoiled kid any cake, but I think she felt like she like,
she kind of needed to just out of like, I don't know, out of
common courtesy or whatever. So yeah, anyways, the spoiled
kid is not done. You guys might be thinking, oh,
the spoiled kid, you know, destroyed like the the laser tag
game, he blew out the candles. That's pretty bad.
Nope, the spoiled kid is not done yet.
Because while he was put in a quote UN quote timeout, that
basically meant that the spoiled kid had free reign to go
wherever he wanted and do whatever damage that he wanted.
Because the spoiled kids mom was not staying in there when he was
in the quote UN quote timeout. She came back and yeah, that was
about to be a pretty big mistake by her.
So sure enough, after cake, it's time to open the presents.
And so anyways, when people first arrived at 3:00 on that
Saturday, there was a big table right in the front of the room
that said Brody's party put presents here.
Whatever. So all the people went over
there and that's where they put the presents.
So the whole idea was after Cake, everyone was going to walk
back into the main arcade type area and they were going to like
watch as Brody went through and opened up all the presents.
I know at least for a lot of birthday parties that, you know,
I went to and even my own back in like 4th, 5th grade or
whatever, I would never have this section.
Like I would just people would bring presents sometimes, but I
wouldn't open them in front of them because I feel like if you
don't, you either have to give everyone the same reaction or no
reaction. Because I kind of feel like when
you're opening presents in front of people, like if you're like,
oh, thanks. And then you're like, Oh my God,
thank you to a different 1. You know, you just make the
people feel bad. And so it was just so much
easier just to not open presents in front of people.
But a lot of people do do it either way.
So anyways, the plan was for Brody to go in and open up all
the presents. However, this spoiled kid who
has ruined everything up until this point has also ruined this.
So anyways, everyone's kind of done eating their cake.
So you know Brody's mom says all right guys let's get up and
let's go into the arcade room so we can open some presents.
And by we she meant they can watch her son open presents as
that's how it normally goes. Why would anyone else besides
him open the presents? Hint, hint.
So anyways, they all walk in and when they walk in they see a
crazy sight in front of them. They see something that they
were not expecting. Basically, this is the spoiled
kids revenge. So they walk into the arcade
room and instead of seeing a big pile of wrapped presents, they
see a massive pile of shredded wrapping paper on the floor.
And they see all these like presents like all over the
place, unwrapped. Some of them have literally been
opened up and played with. And sure enough, the spoiled kid
is sitting right in the middle of all this chaos.
So basically what happened is when the spoiled kid was put on
a quote UN quote timeout, instead of just sitting there,
he decided to wander around and he saw a big table full of
presents that he did know were for Brody.
And he was like, you know what? I'm bored and the world revolves
around me, so I'm just going to open up all these presents as if
these were my presents to open up in the 1st place.
Yeah, I'm not even kidding right now.
So sure enough the spoiled kid had opened up every single
present and had actually like not just like I unwrapped them
had literally broken the plastic off of he was building some
Legos when they came in there. And at that point the spoiled
kids mom was like. Oh my God.
Like. Jeremy, let's call the spoiled
kid Jeremy. Like Jeremy, what have you done?
And obviously like Brody, the subscriber is pretty
disappointed. He's like, dude, what?
Cuz the presents you get are cool, but honestly, such a big
part of the present, like the joy of it is the anticipation as
you're opening it up. Like that's sometimes better
than the present itself, I'm not gonna lie.
So the spoiled kid basically stole that from him.
The spoiled kid at this point has stolen the laser tag, stolen
blowing out the candles and stolen the joy of opening the
presents. So the spoiled kids mom grabs
him, goes up to the Brody's mom and it's like, you apologize to
Brody and his mom right now and spoiled kids like I'm sorry for,
I don't know. He gives some like really trash
apology and she's like, I'm so sorry.
I'm going to take my son out of here and punish him or
something. So yeah, the spoiled kids mom,
I'm sure quote UN quote punishes him by saying that was very bad.
OK, here's some ice cream. This gave some like trash
punishment because if she was a good parent in the 1st place,
stuff like this just wouldn't be happening, bro.
That's all I'm trying to say. So yeah, the spoiled kid is
escorted out of there and you know, it's just kind of Brody
and all the other people, like the parents were like, oh, we're
so sorry this happened. And Brody's like no, it's fine.
Can you guys just tell me who gave what?
Because now I don't know. So what ended up happening was
it was almost like a little, they recovered a little bit.
So basically, each kid would run into the pile of open presents
and they would go and like, Brody would turn around with his
eyes closed. So the kids would run in, they
would grab their present for Brody, and then they would like,
walk over and hand it to him. So there was still a little bit
of a surprise factor. So yeah, shout out to Brody's
mom for kind of saving the birthday at the end.
And also moral of the moral of the story is don't be a spoiled
kid, dude. Look, if you have a sibling, you
may find them annoying sometimes, but hey, at least
they won't try and sell your cherished pet behind your back
like the siblings in today's story did.
This is quite a crazy 1, so strap in and lets us jump right
into it. So we're going to call the
subscriber who submitted today's story, Sebastian.
So anyways, Sebastian was the older of or the older of one of
two siblings. So we had a younger brother.
Sebastian was 18 and his younger brother was 16.
Sebastian was a senior in high school, his younger brother was
a sophomore in high school, and they both live with their
parents. This story all happened after
over the course of like a couple weeks, but all started one day
when Sebastian was going out to see his friends and he was
leaving for the weekend. At this time, Sebastian's and
Sebastian's brother. We're going to call Sebastian's
brother Ben for the rest of this video.
So Sebastian and Ben's parents were gone on a very long kind of
vacation. Whatever.
Basically, Sebastian and Ben's parents had been, their
relationship was kind of rocky for a little bit.
So and they've just gotten it back together and they wanted to
kind of just have basically another honeymoon like 20 years
into their relationship. They kind of try and rekindle
things. And yeah, so they were gone for
many, many weeks. They trusted Sebastian to be the
good older brother, to take care of his younger brother Ben, and
to make sure that the house was in order.
However, they were also OK with Sebastian going out for a little
bit and seeing his friends. So Sebastian went over to his
friend's house one night. More context, Sebastian and Ben
and his family, they have a dog. However, it's really is
Sebastian's dog because Sebastian many years ago for his
birthday really wanted to have a dog.
And his parents were not really looking for a dog in their life.
It was they had a lot of responsibilities already.
They were stretched pretty thin between their two kids.
But they said to Sebastian, we will get you this dog as long as
you promise that it will be your responsibility.
Sebastian, you know, got the dog for his birthday.
It was, it was kind of the family dog, but it really was
Sebastian's dog, which makes what the younger brother is
going to do even worse. You guys kind of have a hint by
the title, but let's jump into the story with all that
important context given. So this all happened one
weekend. Sebastian was heading out just
for one night to go see his friend who lived in another
town. So Sebastian was getting his
stuff together, and he saw his brother was in his room on the
computer, whatever. So Sebastian walks by and he's
like, hey, bro, you know, I'm going out tonight.
And, you know, Ben's like, yeah, dude, I know you're going out.
And Sebastian's, like, all right, well, make sure to feed
the dog. Make sure to lock up you.
There's food in the fridge. Just heat it up on, like, the
oven or microwave or whatever. And if you need anything, you
know, you got my number. And Ben's like, dude, don't
worry. I'm only two years younger than
you. Like, you don't need to worry
about me. Thank you.
But have a good night. And, you know, Sebastian's like,
all right, word, cool, whatever. Sebastian gets in his car, and
he drives out to go see his friend.
Sebastian has a good time seeing his friend, but that's kind of
irrelevant to the situation. As Sebastian comes back and, you
know, drives back into the house and he opens up the door, he
also sees that the second car that they left there was
missing. And that basically means that,
you know, probably Ben was out of the house.
So Ben woods go sometimes take like one of the cars that they
had in their driveway, go to the mall, go see his friends.
So it wasn't really surprising to see Ben leave randomly.
But one thing that was really surprising that was a little bit
strange right off the bat was when Ben walked or sorry, when
Sebastian walked back into his house, he didn't hear his dog
bark. And I don't know if you guys
have dogs. I have dogs or I have a dog.
And I've had dogs in the past. And I think I've always lived
with dogs, except for very short periods in between when they've
passed away. In every single case, when the
door is open, the dog comes running down barking, saying
hello. It's always a very, very
powerful greeting. One of the reasons why I love
dogs so much is no one will give you, I mean no one will give you
the same unconditional excitement to see you coming
home. You know, you got a girlfriend,
boyfriend, partner, mother, father.
They might love you more because they have more emotional
capacity to love you, but they are not going to have the same
level of blind enthusiasm to see you every single day.
So Sebastian was a little bit taken aback by the fact that
when he opened the door, no one came running to him to say
hello. So he thought, OK, well, my dog
is probably sleeping. So Sebastian kind of walks in
the house. He puts his stuff away and after
just being there for about 30 minutes, it just feels really
weird. So he starts going around the
house yelling the dog's name. We're going to call the the dog
Teddy because that was one of my old dog's name.
So he's like Teddy, like Teddy, Teddy.
And after going throughout the entire house, Teddy's nowhere to
be found looks in all the sleeping spaces, Teddy sometimes
sleeps in specific little corners or whatever, Teddy is
nowhere to be found. O Sebastian is starting to get a
little bit nervous and he's kind of looking all around and
that's.