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to listen to these on Spotify. So we're going to call the
subscriber who submitted the first story Mike.
And anyways, Mike was in the sixth grade and in the sixth
grade, there's the kid in his class.
He was kind of just known as the spoiled kid.
At this time, he wasn't really like outwardly as Flamboyant is
some of the other kids. I've told them these stories up
until this one time in the sixth grade.
So anyways, around sixth grade was the time that a lot of kids
in my class were getting phones. And you know, Androids, iPhones,
iPhones, whatever. Right.
IPads, the list goes on. I know I've heard of kids
getting phones and an even earlier age, which I think is
kind of ridiculous. And even sixth grade, I believe
is kind of pushing it. But anyways, I you know, most of
the kids in the, you know, the class got they didn't get the
newest iPhone, they didn't get the Best iPhone with the most
storage and whatever. Right?
They got you know, something that they could communicate
with, you know they could communicate with their parents.
With they maybe would be able to go on, I don't know something
like Snapchat or Instagram, a communicate with her friends
with but this is not something that was going to be the highest
Tech. Like high-tech newest, piece of
technology, thousands of thousands of dollars on a simple
phone that you're giving your kid who's probably going to drop
it in a lake, you know what I mean?
However, this was until, you know, the spoiled kid which of
the time wasn't even really known as Spoiled kid.
You know, he had a rich Uncle, the spoiled kids parents were
pretty, you know, they were pretty normal but or pre
middle-class ish, right? And, you know, but he had an
uncle, you know, his dad's brother who very recently was
extremely successful, you know, one of those like Tech
businesses. So if you don't know, like a lot
of people that become really wealthy very quickly, what
they'll do is they'll create a especially more recently,
they'll create a business and a lot of cases more recently,
they'll create a technology A based business and will be by,
it'll be bought up by a bigger company like Microsoft, Apple
Facebook, whatever. And this happened to my, or the
spoil kids uncle, and that happened in the last six months
or so. And the spoil kids Uncle really
had so much money. He had no idea what to do with
it and the spoil kids uncle was a big family guys.
I know my family needs to be like I like earn this but you
know I'm part of the family. I must give back.
Unfortunately he didn't realize the consequences you know
flooding you know a kid. A young kid who still developing
with a ton of money and products and whatever, what it would do
to him fundamentally as we'll see in a second.
So sure enough Mike and his friends were in class one day
and his teacher the teacher was like, okay guys, like you guys
start putting your phones away, you can't have and you can't be
having the mountain class. In fact, I'm going to come
around and start confiscating them.
I'm going to, you know, get up and take them.
And, you know, Mike was a little reluctant at first, as well as
everyone else, but you know, what could they do?
They were in class, you need to listen to your teacher.
So, the teacher came around with a basket and they were putting
their Bones in and around this time, this happened a little
while ago, the iPhone 7 was like the newest or the, I, the iPhone
8 was like the newest, coolest, most insane thing ever.
And you could get like, the iPhone 8 plus or the big one.
Or will you, you know what I'm talking about, right?
And, you know, all the kids in the class had iPhone 5S, or the
iPhone SE, which are very, very functional phones.
They're great. If you're looking for Iphone,
they're probably one of the least expensive bottles now and
they function, totally fine. And sure enough, you know, the
kids were putting in either there.
Androids, or their iPad mini is or whatever.
And that's when the spoiled kid who's sitting, you know, about
the middle of the class. Very, very like clearly like
lifts up his phone almost as if everyone could see it.
And sure enough you know, most people who saw recognized that
it was the new iPhone 8, plus Max whatever it's called like
the most expensive model you couldn't tell how much storage
it has, which can really ramp up the price quickly.
But you knew there was definitely, you know, you have
to pay a pretty a pretty penny to get something like this.
So the spoil kid puts in the basket and you know, Mike turns
his friend, he's like dude, like I didn't know spoiled kid, you
know, he says actual name but I don't to mix up the name so he's
like, dude, I didn't know spoiled kid was like, had that
phone? Like that's kind of crazy as
friends like, yeah. Like I heard that phone has like
all the storage and all this RAM and can do all these cool things
and has a really great photos. And, you know, I mean to be
fair, I feel like the changes in iPhones or the very marginal and
it's very, I don't necessarily know, if everyone's taking
advantage of The hundreds more dollars, they're putting in for
a better version, but that's not, that's not what we're
talking about today. And so the next day in lunch,
they're all sitting down and, you know, the sport Mike and his
friends are sitting around the table.
And since they all just got their phones, they were all
dissed on their phones looking away, looking at what they're
doing which guys. If you're sitting down with, you
know, friends and family, please get off your phones.
I'm serious. Please get off them.
Look, you're like have a human conversation, it's all I ask.
I know I'm talking to probably not even some people who are
somewhat term. Only online but it's all I ask
you, man. Anyways, you know.
So they were all on their phones and they were like showing each
other because they just got it, their sixth graders and they
just got their phones and that's when the spoiled kid comes up to
them. And just, like sits down is
like, wow. Like I like, I nice phones guys
and they were all kind of looking at him like okay, like I
don't know where you're going with this but let's see and
spoiled kids like, oh yeah, I don't know about, I don't know
about you. Like how much storage do you
guys have? And they're like 32 GB, which or
It's I think it's GB, 32 GB. And, you know, 32 GB is pretty
sizable. You can do a lot with that.
He's like, oh man, that really sucks because I got 256 and
everyone's like oh my God 256 and spoiled kids like yeah, I
can basically take all the photos I've ever wanted and I
don't even have to worry about it anymore.
Like I can legitimately just take all the photos in like,
ever. And I just don't have to, I
don't have to delete any of them.
Doesn't seem like the case for you guys.
Though. And at this point, you know, my
kind of look at this boil Kettle was like all right, this kids
kind of starting to brag a little bit because, you know, if
you have a better like if you have a cooler phone and you're
just using it then that's whatever you're simply just
using it. But the spoiled kid was not
simply just using it. He was very much showing it off
to everyone and kind of a very pretentious and annoying way.
So sure. Enough right, you know, the
spoiled kid is just like, you know, he just continues on for
the next week. Every single opportunity, he can
get, he's like, oh man, This phone is so great.
He looks over. He's like, oh no.
Looks at some kids phone. You don't have the, you know,
the the special camera that my phone has.
You can't take photos as good as my photos.
Oh no, that must be so bad. I'm so sorry for you guys.
And obviously he was very much you know just he was very much
as self congratulating, you know, he's just like oh man,
look at my awesome phone. Look how wonderful this phone I
have is look how perfect I am. I am and all this kind of stuff
and it was starting it really, really annoying.
And you know the kids at one point, Mike and his friends
start talking and they were just like this is really front like
this is starting to get really obnoxious because it was almost
every day at lunch, the kids were still kind of on their
phones because it was still very much new and Novelty to them.
But, you know, the spoiled kid was very much always talking
about the features. He had versus the features that
they didn't have like, that was his main focus of what he had
versus what they did. Which that's not cool man.
It Be doing that. And at this point, right?
You know kids were starting to lose their sympathy for him
which I can definitely understand.
And the spoiled kid one day at lunch was like, wow, did you
know that like the my iPhone's also waterproof and
shatterproof? Which the thing was, I think the
iPhone 8 was waterproof to an extent, but I don't think they
ever made claims of it being shatterproof.
And I think the spoiled kid just heard that somewhere and took it
a little bit too far. He's a spoiled kid was like, and
if you don't believe me, watch this.
This and he says, I bet your phone's can't do this.
So the spoil kid steps on top of a table holds his brand, new
iPhone, whatever, and just like lifts it above his head and
drops it on the ground and the spoiled kids mind, it was just
going to harmlessly bounce, right?
It was just going to harmlessly, bounce off for whatever, right?
And that was not the case. It hit the ground screen
shattered like it is unfortunately, like it was going
to crack either way but it unfortunately hit the ground.
Such a way that the screen just was completely obliterated and
everyone saw it and everyone to stop talking.
There's this awkward silence for a moment when the spoiled kid,
kind of realizing what he did, you know, kind of realizing what
happened. Kind of just, you know, he kind
of just was a staring at it staring at his phone on the
ground and it was just, it was just broken, it was just
shattered. He the spoiled kid walk down,
picked it up, and he realized that No, he couldn't even use
his phone anymore and everyone was just looking at him and
looking at the guy who was flexing so hard that he dropped
his phone just to impress people.
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So anyways, you know, Mike is a stand-in there and he says, look
at the spoiled kid. Who's like he holds up his
phone. He's like, guys, guys, stop
Bones fine. It I just turned it off to save
battery. Everybody knew for a fact that
phone was bricked. There is not a chance in the
world that it was like, turned off to save battery.
It was 100% brick to this point. So sure enough, you know, he's
like, yeah, I'm just going to put in my pocket, save battery
and which put in your pocket to save battery.
I mean, just admit it just admit defeat at this point.
And the next day the spoiled kid comes in and he's like hiding
the thing in his pocket, you know.
Every other day, he would literally leave his phone face
down on his desk. So everyone could see how many
camera lenses he had to show that he had the new iPhone or
whatever, but today, he didn't have his phone on his desk.
In fact, he kept in his pocket and the only time people saw
what he brought into class was when the teacher came around and
asked like for people's phones. So when the teacher came to the
spoiled kid, this is you know, teachers like all right, like
let's see your phone's broke. It's like I didn't bring it the
teachers. Like I don't believe you and
spoil kids like well I just didn't bring it this way.
The teachers like alright well empty your pockets, then the
spoiled kid, very hesitant at, first eventually gives in you
know takes a something out of his pocket and puts it in the
basket, right? And you know they weren't
totally able to see it but it was very clearly not the phony
had before and that's when after class Mike went up to get his
phone and he saw what looked like a flip phone, you know, in
the basket. So he grabs his phone and, you
know, he's walking out and then he stops and he turns around and
sees the spoiled kid. Very quickly run up and grab the
flip phone. So basically what happened was
that, you know, the spoiled kid, you know, told his parents that
it wasn't shatterproof and they got super mad at him and they
probably didn't want to ask, you know, their Uncle for, you know,
another new phone. But his parents still wanted a
way to communicate with him. So they're like, you know what,
we're not buying you new phone, because first of all, his
parents couldn't like they couldn't afford a massive
purchase like that. It was a gift from his uncle.
His parents were still like we still need to have like be in
touch with you. We need to be able to call you.
So the spoiled kid went from having the Newest iPhone,
whatever. And because he was as flexing at
so hard, he went all the way down to having a flip phone.
Which honestly, I know a few people who just use a flip
phone. And I actually have respect for
them because they used a flip phone because they're like, you
know what, screw it. I don't want to be online 24/7,
I can respect that. We're going to call this
subscriber of the next story. Alex.
So anyways, right, you know, Alex had a sister and Alex is
Alex's sister. Had a friend.
And this story is All about that friend.
So Alex is sisters. Is way too long, so we're just
going to call her Kate, right? So Kate is Alex's sisters
friend. It's way too much of a word
salad for me to continue saying Alex is sisters friend.
So, anyways, Alex is sisters, friend, Kate.
You know, she was, you know, she had her college paid for by her
parents. Her parents bought her, a
brand-new Tesla car. Her parents were in the process
of buying her a house and one day.
Alex was, you know, and also she has never had a A job before in
her life and which is fine if you haven't had a job but
they're this is important context for the following story.
So Alex was, you know, sitting there one day and his room and
his sister walked in and you know how Alex is sisters.
Like, you know, like my I'm so annoyed like, you know, my
friend Kate. Now this is your yeah, I know.
Your friend Kate as Kate had come over once or twice before
Alex is sister and Kate used to be much better friends in high
school but now that they were in college, they didn't see each
other as much. But, you know, they still stayed
in touch on In or at least Kate you know, made sure that they
did so she continued to talk to her or whatever, right?
And you know Alex was like, oh what's going on?
What's going on with you two and you know, Alex is sisters like
well, you know, I would just got off the phone with Kate and
she's telling me that she's thinking of, you know, running
away from her parents and Alex was like why would she run away
from her parents and Alex is sisters.
Like Kate was telling me that they were being incredibly
unfair to her and Alex was like oh boy.
By what means because Alex did this point was aware of, you
know, Kate situation with her parents, like it wasn't like
something to K was like, oh and today, my parents could pay for
my college and my car my house and all that kind of stuff.
But it was just kind of known from you know, just jet.
He just knew this. Right?
And this is something that case Alex is Sister also know.
And then you know sure enough you know exactly what just guess
just guess in the comment section.
What terrible thing her parents did?
What horrible thing? Her parents like had her go.
Go. What do you think of was?
Wait. I'm giving you a second in the
comments right now? To tell me, if you answered, if
you answer to do chores around the house, very minimal ones,
because remember, you know, she's living with her parents.
There are about to buy her her own house.
They paid for her car. They pay for her college, and
they're asking her to, maybe take out the trash and because
of this, she called up, Alex's sister.
Basically, in tears saying that she was going to run away.
Way and high school, I don't think this girl was this bad.
As Alex's sister was also not was not in this circumstance
ourselves. It's not like she could relate
to the struggles, right? It is that was not the situation
at all but you know I guess Alex is you know, Alex is or Kate had
a kind of developed in a bad way ever since and you know Alex is
sister got off the phone with her just walked into Alex's room
and was like how do I deal with this?
Like what do I say? Because she looks at her phone
and you know, Kate's text italics assisters.
Hey I'm going to call you back in five minutes.
I had to go for a second and you know Alex is I don't know I
don't know if you just like listen to what she says and just
like I don't know like ignore it in a sense or if you say
something about it like I really don't know what you want to do
here and Alex is sister and Alex sat down for a while and they
had a bit of a discussion and they eventually came to the
conclusion that they work. That Alex is sister was going to
try and reason with Kate that maybe it was fair.
Maybe it was fair just a Little bit that her parents, you know,
asked for, you know, very slight help around the house after they
had paid for literally everything in her life.
You know. Maybe that was fair.
You know, Alex with analysis or was planning on saying it, you
know, so nicely so very nicely that that was like, that was the
thing I just told you was a harsh version of what she was
going to say. That's how nice she was going to
put it. So Alex decided that, you know,
he kind of wanted to hear how this was going to go because,
you know, at this point, he was starting to get a little bit
involved. So Kind of like he goes you know
Alex's or kit. Alex is sister gets on the phone
with Kate and Alex kind of steps outside our room and listens in
and she hears part of the conversation and Kate will or
Alex's sister will fill in what Kate you know said during the
whole thing later, but I'm just going to tell it to you as if
Alex could hear what Kate said which remember he couldn't but
you know his sister filled it in later but for continuity the
story we're just going to put in what she was saying.
So Kate gets on the phone and she starts talking continues to
talk about like oh my God like My parents are the worst.
I can't believe that they're making me do all this.
And by the way, these two words were not, I don't know exactly
what they were, but I was told that these chores were not
necessarily taxing nor demanding, they were very much,
just take out the trash, help me with the dishes, like once a
night. Keep your room clean, just very
standard stuff and look what I'm at home and my parents want me
to do something. I can be a little annoyed if I'm
trying to do something else but you know you do it, you just do
it like it. End of the day, they're paying
for the roof, above your head, they raised you.
You know, they did all this for you.
Like, I sure there are other things I wanted to do at this
point, but I realized that that stuff like I'm sure that there
are other things. My parents wanted to do when,
you know, I was like three and screaming my head off and like,
pooping all around the place. I don't know.
Three-year-olds do like, you need to get back at some point.
You need to realize the perspective of the situation but
sure. Enough, you know, Alex is sister
was like, started to say, well, you know, maybe Be since you're
living with them, they just want it to be, like, a form of rent,
or whatever. I don't totally know.
And that's when, like, Kate started get really mad and she's
like, like, are you siding with them?
Are you serious? And, you know, Alex is there's
like, no, no, no, I'm not necessarily siding with them.
I'm just saying that, you know, maybe like they just didn't make
it clear that that's just what they wanted you to do for rent
or something. And you know at this point Kate
realized that Alex is sister was not going to side with her which
no. Really saying what truly side
with her at this point but, you know, ignoring that, you know,
Kate was like, so you are siding with them like that.
And to think that I called you a friend, like a bunch of, like,
completely ridiculous. Notions like this.
And, you know, you know Kate's like I just can't, I can't
believe this. I can't believe this.
And Alex is sister who, you know, was once friends with Kate
and was once very close with Kate, you know, try to salvage,
not the relationship but what they had going on a little bit,
she tried to sell. Salvage.
It was like, no, no, no, you know, I see your perspective.
I see what you're trying to say. I really do.
And you know, Kate's, I know. I know like you revealed your
true colors. I know how you actually feel
about this stuff now. I just can't, I just can't
believe it personally. And, you know, Kate's like like
like well or no. Kate Kate, Kate to the one that
Alex is Sister talking to two sisters like well, no, not hold
up. Well, what exactly are they?
You know what? Like what do they actually want
you to do? And you know, Alex's or cake
goes on to say like very mundane stuff and you know, Alex is
sister goes on to say hey I just you know that doesn't like my
parents make me do stuff like that.
To kind of be like, you know what I mean to kind of be like,
oh well it's not that bad actually it's not that bad
because I have to do it too and that's pretty common.
Whenever someone is going through, something you might
sometimes try and relate to them, but the thing is, I've
noticed is sometimes when people try and relate to you, You.
It feels as if they're trying to take away from what you're
feeling and while that's not always the case and the most of
the time, that's not the intention.
Kate definitely met was feeling like, oh well she just doesn't
like, like she just isn't on my side like she could never
understand what I'm going through, just kind of like corny
stuff like that. So Kate was like wow like is
this really how you want to end our friendship and Alex's sister
was she wasn't like that close with Kate anymore.
It's been a while but she had a Lot of good memories with her.
So Alex is older, sister was kind of think to yourself, like,
is this seriously, how it's going to end?
Is this how we're ending it? Like are you serious?
And you know Alex is sister put down the phone and Alex is like
what happened? She's like, Kate and I are no
longer friends. Apparently Alex is like wow,
isn't that a way to end things?