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Look, accusing someone of 
stealing is a serious thing, and

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especially if you're just 
accusing them of stealing only 

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based on the fact that they have
less money than you. 

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In this story, a rich girl 
accuses a poor classmate of 

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stealing simply because they are
poor. 

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This is a pretty crazy one, so 
strap in and let's jump right 

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into the story. 
So we're going to call the 

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subscriber who submitted this 
story Olivia. 

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So in Olivia's class, there was 
a spoiled rich girl who we're 

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going to call Sarah anyways for 
for the longest time, or at 

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least as long as Olivia can 
imagine. 

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Can remember, Sarah has always 
been the one who had the nicer 

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X, the nicer Y, the nicer 
whatever. 

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Her clothes look nicer, even 
from the beginning of 

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kindergarten. 
Olivia's known Sarah for quite a

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while, but even from 
kindergarten she was driven in 

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in the nicer car, or I guess the
nicest car. 

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That out of all of them, she 
always had the nicest clothes. 

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She always had the nicest 
whatever, right when they were 

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talking about what they were 
doing on, when they were going 

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home for vacation or break or 
whatever. 

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She would always have the most 
extravagant whatever that they 

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were doing. 
And Sarah would always go into 

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quite painstaking detail to 
remind each and every single one

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of them that they were inferior 
and that she was the one you 

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know, who was, You know, they 
were the peasants and she was 

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the queen. 
So one day Sarah comes into 

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class and she has a new purse. 
So it was kind of like it was 

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6th grade. 
So this is where girls were 

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really starting to like, you 
know, discover makeup, discover 

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outfits, dresses, stuff like 
that. 

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Kind of the more Not adult 
fashion, but definitely high 

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school fashion. 
And it was starting to become 

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really cool for a lot of the 
girls in 6th grade. 

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So Olivia did not have a purse, 
but she had a standard backpack,

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as everyone in school had a 
backpack. 

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Sarah was the only one to come 
in with a purse. 

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And the purse that she came in 
was one of the, like, expensive,

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obvious designer ones. 
Like you guys will find that 

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there are a lot of clothing 
items out there and personal 

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accessory items out there, 
shoes, bags, whatever. 

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There are two kind of types of 
expensive ones. 

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Some of them are really 
expensive because they're, you 

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know, painstakingly made extreme
attention to detail, etcetera. 

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And others might have some of 
those qualities, but they are 

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expensive because, you know, the
brand, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, 

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something like that, right. 
So sure enough, Sarah came in 

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with one of those types of 
purses. 

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All the girls in the class were 
immediately like, Oh my God, do 

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you see Sarah? 
She has the, I don't know, the 

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new whatever is the popular 
fashion brand purse. 

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I heard that goes for a lot of 
money and a lot of money in 

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general, but especially when it 
comes to these kids, Anything 

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above $10 is a lot of money, 
which I I distinctly remember 

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those days In middle school I 
would do anything for a dollar 

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bill. 
I was like, hell yeah bro, I got

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$2.00 in my pocket, I'm rich. 
But anyways, right? 

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So yeah, sure enough, everyone's
talking about it and Sarah is 

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basking in the glory. 
So as Sarah basks in the glory, 

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she does something that is kind 
of definitely a big jerk move. 

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So not only does Sarah just bask
in the glory herself, she also, 

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you know, kind of takes an 
opportunity to put herself above

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other people. 
So Olivia comes from a 

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relatively middle class 
household, but a kind of, if you

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look at, you know, standard 
curve or whatever, she's on the 

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lower, so she's lower. 
Middle class, right? 

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Her needs are met, food is 
there, there's heating in the 

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house and she gets transported 
to school, right? 

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And she her books are paid for. 
So she's doing well, right? 

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But definitely, you know, the 
school in general was more 

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middle class, upper middle 
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And Sarah was like rich, right? 
Rich, rich. 

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But she was on the lower middle 
class section and she felt it. 

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Sometimes she would feel it, 
talking about how her vacations 

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were always just going back home
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Nothing wrong with going home. 
In fact, that's what I'm doing 

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for my winter vacation. 
I love being back with my 

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family. 
However, it's definitely, I'm 

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sure in middle school and even 
in high school and college 

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knowledge. 
If you're with your friends and 

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they just continuously talk 
about I'm going to X location, 

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I'm going to have so much fun in
Y right location, then if you're

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going to say, yeah, I'm going 
home for the the 100th time, 

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right, I can definitely 
understand why that would be. 

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You know, a little disappointing
and maybe sleepovers at other 

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people's houses kind of reminds 
you, well, I enjoy my house, but

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it's nothing like this person's 
house comparison is the thief of

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joy. 
If you have to take one thing 

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away from this video, that is a 
great quote to have. 

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But anyways, Sarah does 
something pretty bad. 

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So Olivia has a very normal 
backpack. 

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No one else has a purse besides 
Sarah, but Olivia has a 

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backpack. 
And the backpack, granted, is a 

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little bit beat up. 
I know that I've had the same 

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backpack, at least in middle 
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I had like the same backpack for
almost the entire time, and it 

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was all beat up and torn up. 
But as a guy, generally there's 

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not as much emphasis on, you 
know, the quality of clothes or 

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how expensive or nicer things 
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In fact, if you come in with 
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people are going to be like, why
didn't you make that scruffed up

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before? 
Like, why didn't you scruff up 

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your shoes? 
You're supposed to do that. 

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You're supposed to come in with,
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That's the kind of how it works 
with a lot of guys and at least 

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in my personal experience. 
But Olivia had a backpack that 

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was a little bit scruffed up or 
whatever. 

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So Sarah walks over to Olivia 
and she like places. 

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Like, she sits down right next 
to her and places her bag like 

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the big fancy. 
Well, let's say the Gucci bag, 

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just, I don't know what it was, 
but let's say it's a Gucci bag 

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or something like that puts it 
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And Sarah put, like her book 
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She even still Sarah still 
brought in a backpack, right? 

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She literally put in a few 
pencils into the Gucci bag to 

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basically excuse her bringing in
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She literally just wanted to 
bring in the Gucci bag to flex 

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it, right? 
So she sits next to Olivia, and 

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Sarah looks over to Olivia, 
making sure that everyone is 

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paying attention because people 
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She looks over Olivia and it's 
like, hmm, that backpack you 

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have looks a little scruffed up.
You should get a purse like 

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this. 
And you guys might be thinking, 

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well, that's not really a 
harmful comment. 

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She didn't mean that with spite.
First of all, Sarah definitely 

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said this intentionally. 
And second of all, yes, this is 

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a harmful comment because first 
of all, not everyone can get a 

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new backpack, right? 
Not everyone can get another bag

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or whatever, but especially 
nobody in this class, and 

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especially Olivia, right? 
Especially Olivia, could get the

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Gucci bag or whatever. 
So obviously this comment was 

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made literally just to kind of 
remind everyone that Sarah could

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get something that others could 
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So this is where things get 
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So Sarah is like flaunting the 
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sees it or whatever, doing all 
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And the day goes on. 
And so Olivia has a few classes 

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with Sarah, and Sarah is a 
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have after lunch. 
And Olivia's a little confused 

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because at least in middle 
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your middle school, but at least
my middle school, really. 

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Nobody was late to class. 
No one really skips class back 

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then. 
If they did, it was a pretty big

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punishment. 
So that was a reason for people 

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not to. 
And also, what are they going to

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do? 
Sit in the bathroom and play 

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Subway Surfers? 
Dude, you can already ask to go 

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to the bathroom when you're in 
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Like you can do that anyways and
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But anyways, Sarah comes into 
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later, whatever, and she comes. 
She looks all stressed out. 

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Her hair is a little frazzled, 
She's all like, I don't know, 

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freaking out or whatever. 
And she comes in and she 

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basically interrupts class. 
She's like someone stole my 

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purse, someone stole my purse. 
So basically what happened is 

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Sarah put her purse somewhere, 
she put it down somewhere when 

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she went to lunch. 
I guess she didn't want to bring

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it to lunch, just in case there 
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someone else would eat too 
messily and spill something on 

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her purse. 
So instead of bringing her purse

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to lunch, she put it away 
somewhere, and when she came 

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back from lunch, the purse was 
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So yeah, she was pretty frazzled
about this because this was like

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the first day of having her 
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And it definitely is not right 
to steal something. 

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But also whenever you have 
something, if you if you were to

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have something that was 
expensive like that, to flaunt 

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it to everyone and to really, 
really focus on the dynamic of I

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have something that you don't 
have and you want this. 

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Yeah, I'm not going to say it 
definitely is not right that 

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someone stole it, but you're 
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of having your item robbed. 
Just basic humane dynamics and 

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it's good to be aware of it. 
Not saying it's right, just 

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saying it's a reality. 
So sure enough, Sarah is like, 

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starting to freak out and she's 
like, oh man, this is like, Oh 

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my like. 
And then eventually she turns to

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which one of you guys stole it. 
So yeah, immediately goes on 

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like thinking, which one of you 
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So she thinks about it for a 
second and she thinks about, you

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know, oh, I do remember this 
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Olivia and I talked to her about
how wouldn't it be nice if she 

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had a new purse like mine 
because her backpack is so rough

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and beat up and I know for a 
fact that Olivia could not 

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afford anything like my purse. 
And as Sarah's thinking this, 

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she realizes, or she believes 
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undeniable conclusion that 
Olivia stole her purse. 

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So instead of confronting Olivia
directly saying I think you 

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stole my purse, Sarah decides to
instead start spreading around a

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rumor to everybody that Olivia 
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Olivia doesn't even know this 
until the next class period when

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this, like, girl she sits next 
to is like, like, that's like, 

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she sits next to this girl. 
And this girl is like, why would

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you steal Sarah's purse? 
And Olivia's just so taken off 

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guard. 
She's like, what? 

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Like, what do you mean? 
And she's like, yeah, Sarah's 

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been telling everyone that you 
stole her purse, Like, why don't

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you give it back to her? 
And Olivia's just looking at her

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with this look of pure 
confusion. 

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Like, I just don't understand 
what you're saying. 

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And so the girl's like, oh, so 
you didn't steal it. 

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And Olivia's like, yeah, no, why
would I steal it? 

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First of all, I am fine with my 
backpack. 

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I don't need a purse. 
And second of all, if you guys 

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saw me walking around with a 
Gucci purse, you know, I 

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wouldn't be able to afford that.
And you know, it would be 

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Sarah's, especially if she just 
had one stolen. 

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Like, that is the goofiest thing
I've ever heard. 

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So, yeah, sure enough, Olivia 
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And she says, did Sarah just 
tell you? 

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And the girl's like, no, I heard
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Apparently Sarah's telling 
everyone, So Olivia's like, Oh 

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my God, whatever. 
So after class, Olivia finds 

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Sarah and confronts her. 
And she's like, Sarah, why are 

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you telling people that I stole 
your bag? 

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And that's when Sarah looks at 
her with this kind of look of 

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like, I know what you did. 
And Sarah says, I know it's you.

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I'm just waiting for you to 
confess to me. 

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I don't have to come to you when
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And Olivia looks at her like, 
what are you even talking about?

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I didn't do anything. 
Why do you think it's me? 

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And Sarah goes on to say, I know
that it was you because you were

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looking at my bag today and you 
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And I know that out of everyone,
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the purse. 
And Olivia's like, yeah, I was 

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looking at it because you sat 
next to me and started talking 

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to me and pointed to your purse.
You drew attention to it. 

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I was simply looking at what you
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I don't want your purse. 
And, Sarah, don't you think it'd

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be a little weird if I came in 
the next day with a Gucci purse 

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that you know that very well 
that I cannot afford, and you 

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just had one stolen? 
Don't you think that that would 

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be a little bit obvious? 
And Sarah's like, yeah, I 

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thought more of you too. 
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The truth will come out in time,
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And Sarah walks away. 
So Olivia at this point is like,

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are you serious right now? 
Like, not only am I being 

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accused of something I didn't 
do, but I like, confronted 

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Sarah, and she just does not 
believe me. 

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Her evidence is that I'm poor. 
Like, that's literally her 

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evidence right now, which is 
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And it is so ridiculous that the
secret word of the day is going 

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to be Sarah. 
I sometimes use the names. 

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I don't always use it. 
So comment Sarah if you made it 

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I'm genuinely curious. 
So anyways, Olivia has a problem

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on her hands because at this 
point, the next day comes around

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and everyone at school, it feels
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single eye is on like this. 
Everyone is watching her. 

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So you know Olivia already knows
what this is about. 

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She knows it's because Sarah has
spread word that she's a thief 

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and now everyone thinks bad of 
her, even though the only crime 

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she committed was existing with 
a lower income than Sarah, which

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is so ridiculous. 
So she was actually, you know, 

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about 20 minutes in a class. 
You know, Olivia was pulled out 

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by one of the administrators, so
everyone looks at her. 

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It's so embarrassing and so 
awkward, because Olivia already 

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knows that this is going to 
probably be about her quote UN 

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quote stealing something that 
she didn't steal, And everyone 

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in class who now thinks that 
she's like, you know, all she, 

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they think that she's a thief 
now has even more reason to 

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believe it because she's being 
pulled out of class. 

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So Olivia, kind of annoyingly 
like, annoyed at this, gets up, 

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walks out of class and is like, 
yes. 

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And the administrator's like, 
can we just speak with you for a

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minute? 
It's involving a a recent theft 

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and we're wondering if you could
help us out. 

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And Olivia's like, OK, sure. 
You know what? 

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I'll be helpful. 
I'll clear my name. 

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I don't really care. 
So Olivia goes with the 

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administrator. 
They walk to some office and 

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they sit down and the 
principal's there and they're 

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like, hey, Olivia, like, you 
know, if you don't, if you 

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haven't already heard, there's a
pretty, like, serious situation 

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where one of our students has 
lost a very valuable item. 

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And Olivia's like, yes, Sarah's 
handbag. 

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I know she's going around 
accusing me just because she 

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showed it off to me, flexed on 
me and thinks that I stole it 

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because I'm poor. 
And the principal's like, well, 

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well, well, we just wanted to. 
You were someone who was aware 

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of it. 
We just want to get a full 

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picture, basically. 
I think the principal was like, 

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we don't want to make it look 
like that. 

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We're just going accusing you 
based on the fact that report, 

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but that's basically what we're 
doing here. 

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So yeah, sorry, not sorry. 
Olivia ends up answering their 

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questions, does whatever. 
And they say like, you know, 

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we're going to do a locker 
search very soon if it's in 

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there and you're lying to us, 
like it would be so much easier 

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if you just tell us the truth. 
And Olivia's like, I have been 

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telling the truth. 
And I encourage you to do a 

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locker search because you will 
find nothing and my word will 

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stand. 
So they're like, OK, well, just 

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just giving you a heads up. 
They're like, you're not telling

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the truth, you know, tell tell 
the truth. 

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Now you'll get a lesser sentence
for whatever. 

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It'll make this easier. 
We'll go easier on you. 

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And Olivia's. 
Like I already told you, I 

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didn't steal anything. 
Yeah, Olivia's pretty mad. 

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So Olivia walks back into class 
like 20 minutes later. 

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There's like 10 minutes left of 
class and she wouldn't have even

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done this. 
But the administrator was like 

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the staff was very like, or the 
principal at least was very much

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like, OK, I know you're you 
still have 10 minutes of class. 

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Go back to class. 
Do not skip it. 

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You will get in trouble. 
And she's like, Oh my God, 

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because it's so embarrassing. 
Now she has to walk back into 

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class after everyone sees or 
gets pulled out and they're all 

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like, Oh my God, she just got 
arrested. 

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She's being sentenced to life. 
OMGI don't know 6th graders, 

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man, What can you say? 
So she gets back in class. 

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Everyone's eyes lock onto her as
she walks back to her seat. 

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And she's just like, this is 
some BS, bro, this is 

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ridiculous. 
So when she walks back, there is

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a locker search. 
And it's not just a locker 

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search of Olivia. 
Look, I understand the idea of 

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privacy, but school is not 
necessarily a private place, 

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right? 
You go to school and the I don't

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think the school can search 
through your bag, but they can 

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look into your locker. 
And yeah, let's just say that 

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Sarah's purse was found, but it 
was found not. 

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It was not found in Olivia's 
locker because she didn't steal 

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it, because the locker search 
was not just done on Olivia's 

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locker, The locker search was 
done school wide. 

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Let me also say that the purse 
was not in Sarah's locker 

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either. 
I could definitely see how some 

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of you guys might have been 
thinking that Sarah just wanted 

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to stir up some controversy and 
drama and hide the hide her 

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purse in her own locker to make 
it seem like someone wanted her 

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purse so bad that they would go 
to the extent of stealing it. 

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Knowing Sarah's character, I 
definitely would not have put 

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that past her. 
But that is not what happened. 

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Because here's the thing. 
When Sarah was intentionally 

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flaunting and flexing her purse,
she didn't only intentionally 

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flaunt and flex it to Olivia and
other people that were near 

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Olivia. 
She flexed it to everyone and 

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she accidentally made someone so
envious and so jealous that they

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decided to steal it. 
And this person was one of the 

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last people that Sarah would 
have ever imagined. 

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So anyways, after class, Sarah's
in this class too with Olivia, 

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and she's just looking at Olivia
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Like, I know you stole my purse 
or whatever. 

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So after class, Olivia, Sarah, 
and everyone walks out. 

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And who do they see? 
A bunch of administrators. 

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And who is with the 
administrators? 

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One of Sarah's close personal 
friends, Lily. 

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Sarah and Lily have had many 
sleepovers. 

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They sit together at the lunch 
table together, and when Olivia 

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walks out, she's very confused 
why they see why Lily's there. 

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The staff and administrators do 
not say anything to Olivia. 

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They do not say Olivia, I need 
you to stay with us. 

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I need you to stay for a second.
I need to ask some questions. 

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None of that. 
They don't even acknowledge 

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Olivia's presence. 
But Olivia is going to get to 

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the bottom of this. 
So Olivia kind of, like, 

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pretends to do something, looks 
through her backpack, like is 

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pretending to tie her shoe, but 
is really just listening in on 

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the situation. 
So they say, Sarah, can you wait

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here for a second? 
And she's like, OK. 

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And one of the administrators 
hands her hands her her purse. 

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And Sarah's like, oh, my God, 
thank you so much for finding 

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it. 
Where did you find it? 

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And they look at each other, and
then they look back at Lily, 

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Sarah's close personal friend. 
And Sarah's kind of looking at 

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Lily, and she's kind of, like, 
thinking to herself, well, Lily 

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just happens to be here. 
I don't totally know why, but 

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why can't you guys tell me who 
it is? 

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And so Sarah says, oh, so wait, 
who took it? 

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Like who's locker did you find 
it in? 

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The administrators kind of look 
at each other and the principal 

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says Sarah, I think you and your
friend Lily.