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How's it going, everyone? 
I hope you're having a good day 

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today, we got two stories of 
spoiled kids. 

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That I know you'll enjoy. 
So sit back, relax, subscribe to

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the channel if you're new, and 
let's just jump right into it 

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real quick. 
All these episodes are on 

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Spotify. 
In fact, they go up a couple 

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hours early on there. 
So first link in the description

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to listen to these on Spotify. 
So we're going to call the 

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subscriber who submitted the 
first story Mike. 

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And anyways, Mike was in the 
sixth grade and in the sixth 

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grade, there's a kid in his 
class. 

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He was kind of just known as the
spoiled kid. 

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At this time, he wasn't really 
like outwardly as As flamboyant 

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as some of the other kids, I've 
told them these stories up until

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this one time in the sixth 
grade. 

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So anyways, around sixth grade 
was the time that a lot of kids 

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in my class were getting phones.
And you know, Androids, iPhones,

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iPhones, whatever. 
Right. 

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IPads, the list goes on. 
I know I've heard of kids 

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getting phones and an even 
earlier age, which I think is 

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kind of ridiculous. 
And even sixth grade, I believe 

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is kind of pushing it. 
But anyways, I you know, most of

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the kids in the, you know, in 
the class got they didn't get 

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the newest iPhone, they didn't 
get the newest, IPhone with the 

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most storage and whatever. 
Right? 

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They got you know something that
they could communicate with, you

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know they could communicate with
their parents. 

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With they maybe would be able to
go on I don't know something 

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like Snapchat or Instagram and 
communicate with their friends 

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with but this is not something 
that was going to be the highest

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Tech. 
Like high-tech newest, piece of 

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technology, thousands of 
thousands of dollars on a simple

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phone that you're giving your 
kid who's probably going to drop

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it in a lake, you know what I 
mean? 

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However, this was until, you 
know, the spoiled kid which of 

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the time wasn't even really 
known as the Spoiled kid. 

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You know, he had a rich Uncle, 
the spoiled kids parents were 

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pretty, you know, they were 
pretty normal but or pretty 

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middle-class ish, right? 
And, you know, but he had an 

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uncle, you know, his dad's 
brother who very recently was 

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extremely successful, you know, 
one of those like Tech 

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businesses. 
So if you don't know, like a lot

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of people that become really 
wealthy very quickly, what 

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they'll do is they'll create a 
specially more recently, they'll

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create a business and a lot of 
cases more recently, they will 

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create a Technology based 
Business and I'll be by, it'll 

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be bought up by a bigger company
like Microsoft, Apple Facebook, 

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whatever, and this happened to 
my, or the spoiled kids, uncle 

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and that happened in the last 
six months or so. 

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And the spoil kids Uncle really 
had so much money. 

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He had no idea what to do with 
it and the spoiled kids. 

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Uncle was a big family guys. 
I know my family needs to be 

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like I like earn this but you 
know I'm part of the family. 

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I must give back. 
Unfortunately he didn't realize 

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the consequences you know 
flooding you know a kid. 

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A young kid who still developing
with a ton of money and products

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and whatever, what it would do 
to him fundamentally as we'll 

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see in a second. 
So sure enough Mike and his 

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friends were in class one day 
and his teacher, the teacher was

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like, okay guys, like you guys 
start putting your phones away, 

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you can't have, and you can't be
having them out in class. 

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In fact, I'm going to come 
around and start confiscating 

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them. 
I'm going to, you know, get up 

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and take them. 
And, you know, Mike was a little

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reluctant at first, as well as 
everyone else, but, you know, 

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what could they do? 
They were in class, you need to 

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listen to your teacher. 
So, the teacher came around with

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a basket and they were putting 
their phones. 

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And around this time, this 
happened a little while ago, the

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iPhone 7 was like the newest or 
the iPhone, the iPhone 8 was 

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like the newest, coolest, most 
insane thing ever. 

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And you could get like, the 
iPhone 8 plus or the big one, or

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will, you know what I'm talking 
about, right? 

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And, you know, all the kids in 
class had iPhone 5S, or the 

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iPhone SE, which are very, very 
functional phones. 

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They're great. 
If you're looking for Iphone, 

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they're probably one of the 
least expensive bottles down and

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they function, totally fine and 
sure enough, you know, the kids 

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were putting in either there. 
Androids, or their iPad mini 

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user. 
Whatever. 

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And that's when the spoiled kid 
who's sitting, you know, about 

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the middle of the class. 
Very, very like clearly like 

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lifts up his phone almost as if 
everyone could see it. 

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And sure enough you know, most 
people who saw recognized that 

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it was the new iPhone 8, plus 
Max whatever it's called like 

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the most expensive model you 
couldn't tell how much storage 

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it has, which can really ramp up
the price quickly. 

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But you knew there was 
definitely, you know, you have 

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to pay a pretty a pretty penny 
to get something like this. 

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So the spoiled kid puts in the 
basket and you know, Mike turns 

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his friend, he's like dude, like
I didn't know spoiled kid, you 

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know, he says actual name but I 
don't to mix up the name so he's

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like, dude, I didn't know 
spoiled kid was like, had had 

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that phone. 
Like, that's kind of crazy as 

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friends like, yeah. 
Like I heard that phone has like

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all the storage and all this RAM
and can do all these cool things

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and has a really great photos. 
And, you know, I mean to be fair

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I feel like the changes and 
iPhones or the very marginal and

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it's very I don't necessarily 
know, if everyone's taking 

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advantage of The hundreds more 
dollars, they're putting in for 

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a better version, but that's 
not, that's not what we're 

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talking about today. 
And so the next day in lunch, 

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they're all sitting down and, 
you know, the sport Mike and his

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friends are sitting around the 
table. 

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And since they all just got 
their phones, they were all 

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dissed on their phones looking 
away, looking at what they're 

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doing, which guys. 
If you're sitting down with, you

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know, friends and family. 
Please get off your phones. 

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I'm serious. 
Please get off them. 

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Look, you're like have a human 
conversation. 

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It's all I ask. 
I know I'm talking to probably 

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naughty and some people who are 
somewhat terminal Online. 

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But it's all I ask you, man. 
Anyways, you know, so they were 

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all on their phones and they 
were like showing each other 

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because they just got it, their 
sixth graders and they just got 

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their phones and that's when the
spoiled kid comes up to them. 

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And just, like sits down. 
It's like, wow. 

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Like I like, I nice phones guys 
and they were all kind of 

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looking at him like okay, like I
don't know where you're going 

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with this but let's see and 
spoiled kids like, oh yeah, I 

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don't know about, I don't know 
about you. 

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Like, how much storage do you 
guys have and they're like 32 

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gigabytes, which or B, I think 
it's GB. 32 GB and, you know, 32

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GB is pretty sizable. 
You can do a lot with that. 

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He's like, oh man that really 
sucks cuz I got 256 and 

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everyone's like oh my God 256 
and spoiled kids like yeah, I 

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can basically take all the 
photos I've ever wanted and I 

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don't even have to worry about 
it anymore. 

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Like I can legitimately just 
take all the photos in like 

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ever. 
And I just don't have to, I 

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don't have to delete any of 
them. 

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Doesn't seem like the case for 
you guys though. 

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And at this point, you know, my 
kind of look at this boil kitten

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was like, all right, this kids 
kind of starting to brag a 

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little bit because, you know, if
you have a better like if you 

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have a cooler phone and you're 
just using it then that's 

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whatever you're simply just 
using it. 

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But this boil kid was not simply
just using it. 

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He was very much showing it off 
to everyone and kind of a very 

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pretentious and annoying way. 
So sure. 

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Enough right, you know, the 
spoiled kid is this like, you 

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know, he just continues on for 
the next week. 

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Every single opportunity, he can
get, he's like, oh man, This 

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phone is so great. 
He looks over. 

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He's like, oh, no. 
Looks at some kids found. 

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You don't have the, you know, 
the the special camera that my 

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phone has. 
You can't take photos as good as

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my photos. 
Oh no, that must be so bad. 

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I'm so sorry for you guys and 
obviously he was very much you 

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know, just he was very much his 
self congratulating, you know, 

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he's just like oh man, look at 
my awesome phone. 

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Look how wonderful this phone I 
have is look how perfect I am. 

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And all this kind of stuff and 
it was starting it really, 

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really annoying. 
And you know the kids at one 

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point Mike and his friends start
talking and they were just like 

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this is really front like this 
is starting to get really 

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obnoxious because it was almost 
every day at lunch, the kids 

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were still kind of on their 
phones because it was still very

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much new and Novelty to them. 
But, you know, the spoiled kid 

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was very much always talking 
about the features. 

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He had versus the features that 
they didn't have like, that was 

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his main focus of what he had 
versus what they did, which 

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That's not cool man. 
You can't be doing that and at 

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this point right? 
You know kids were trying to 

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lose their sympathy for him 
which I can definitely 

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understand. 
And the spoiled kid one day at 

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lunch was like, wow, did you 
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also waterproof and 
shatterproof? 

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Which the thing was, I think the
iPhone 8 was waterproof to an 

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extent, but I don't think they 
ever made claims of it being 

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shatterproof. 
And I think the spoiled kid just

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heard that somewhere and took it
a little bit too far. 

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It will spoil kid was like, and 
if you don't believe me, watch 

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this. 
And he says, I bet your phone's 

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can't do this. 
So the spoil kid steps on top of

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a table holds his brand, new 
iPhone, whatever, and just like 

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lifts it above his head and 
drops it on the ground and the 

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spoiled kids mind, it was just 
going to harmlessly bounce, 

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right? 
It was just going to harmlessly 

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bounce off or whatever, right? 
And that was not the case. 

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It hit the ground screen 
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Like it is, unfortunately, like 
it was going to crack either. 

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But it unfortunately hit the 
ground at such a way that the 

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screen just was completely 
obliterated and everyone saw it 

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and everyone to stop talking. 
There's this awkward silence for

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a moment with the spoiled kid, 
kind of realizing what he did, 

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you know, kind of realizing what
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Kind of just, you know, he kind 
of just was a staring at it 

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staring at his phone on the 
ground and it was just, it was 

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just broken, it was just 
shattered. 

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He the spoiled kid walk down 
picked Get up and he realized 

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that you know, he couldn't even 
use his phone anymore and 

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everyone was just looking at him
and looking at the guy who was 

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flexing so hard that he dropped 
his phone just to impress people

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real quick. 
If you made it this far into the

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video, comment, spoiled down 
below. 

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I like to see how many people 
made it. 

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If you want to listen to them as
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stars. 
If you do, if you want to submit

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stories of your own, which these
are subscribers submitted 

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stories, submit them to either 
my A more Twitter, follow me on 

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those places and then go and DME
the story. 

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Don't ask me if I want to hear a
story. 

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Yes, I want to hear it. 
Just DM me the whole story. 

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I sometimes go months back to 
find stories, sometimes they use

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them right away. 
So you just got to keep checking

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in to hear when your story is 
told, if it is told, I can't 

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tell them all. 
I hundreds and hundreds of dams 

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which I appreciate. 
But anyways, that's about all I 

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want to say let's just get right
back to it. 

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So anyways, you know, Mike is 
just standing there and he says,

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look at the spoiled kid who's 
like he He's up his phone. 

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He's like guys guys, the phone's
fine, it I just turned it off to

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save battery. 
Everybody knew for a fact that 

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phone was bricked. 
There is not a chance in the 

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world that it was like, turned 
off to save battery. 

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It was 100% bricked at this 
point. 

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So, sure enough, you know, he's 
like, yeah, I'm just gonna put 

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in my pocket, save battery and 
which put in your pocket to save

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battery. 
I mean, just to me it just admit

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defeat at this point. 
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comes in. 
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The thing in his pocket, you 
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literally leave his phone face 
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that you have the new iPhone or 
whatever, but today, he didn't 

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have his phone on his desk. 
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when the teacher came around and
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So when the teacher came to the 
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teachers like all right, like 
let's see, your phone's broke. 

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It's like I didn't bring it the 
teachers like I don't believe 

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you. 
It's Boyle kids like well, I 

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just didn't bring it this way 
and the teachers like alright 

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well empty your pockets then and
the spoiled kid, very hesitant 

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at, first eventually gives in, 
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of his pocket and puts it in the
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And you know they weren't 
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was very clearly not the phony 
had before and that's when after

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class Mike went up to get his 
phone and he saw what looked 

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like a flip phone, you know, in 
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So he grabs his phone and, you 
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he stops Turns around and sees 
the spoiled kid very quickly run

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up and grab the flip phone. 
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that you know, the spoiled kid, 
you know, told his parents that 

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it wasn't shatterproof and they 
got super mad at him and they 

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probably didn't want to ask, you
know, their Uncle for, you know,

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another new phone. 
But his parents still wanted a 

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way to communicate with him. 
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we're not buying you new phone, 
because first of all, his 

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parents couldn't like, you know,
they couldn't afford a massive 

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purchase like that. 
It was a gift from his uncle. 

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His parents were still like we 
still need to have like be in 

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touch with you. 
We need to be able to call you. 

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You? 
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having the newest iPhone, 
whatever, and because he was as 

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flexing it so hard, he went all 
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phone. 
Which honestly, I know a few 

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people who just use a flip 
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And I actually have respect for 
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phone because they're like, you 
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I don't want to be online 24/7, 
I can respect that we're going 

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to call the subscriber of the 
next story. 

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Alex. 
So anyways, right, you know, 

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Alex had a sister and Alex is 
Alex, his sister had a friend 

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and this story is All about that
friend. 

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So Alex is sisters, friend is 
way too long. 

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So where does going to call her 
Kate? 

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Right. 
So Kate is Alex's sisters 

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friend. 
It's way too much of a word 

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salad for me to continue saying 
Alex is sisters friend. 

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So, anyways, Alex is sisters, 
friend, Kate. 

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You know, she was, you know, she
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parents. 
Her parents bought her, a 

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brand-new Tesla car. 
Her parents were in the process 

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of buying her a house and one 
day, a Alex was, you know and 

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also she has never had a job 
before in her life and was just 

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fine if you haven't had a job 
but they're this is important 

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context for the following story.
So Alex was, you know, sitting 

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there one day and his room and 
his sister walked in and you 

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know Alex is sisters like you 
know, like my I'm so annoyed 

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like you know, my friend Kate 
and Alex's. 

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Yeah I know your friend Kate as 
Kate had come over once or twice

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before Alex is sister and Kate 
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in high school but now that they
were in college, they didn't see

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each other as much. 
But you know, they still stayed 

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in touch online or at least Kate
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did. 
So she continued to talk to her 

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whatever right? 
And you know Alex was like oh 

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what's going on? 
What's going on with you two and

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you know Alex is sisters like 
well you know, I would just got 

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off the phone with Kate and 
she's telling me that she's 

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thinking of, you know, running 
away from her parents and Alex 

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was like why would she run away 
from her parents and Alex is 

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sisters. 
Like Kate was telling me that 

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they were being incredibly 
unfair to her Her and Alex was 

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like, oh but by what means 
because Alex, at this point, was

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aware of, you know, Kate 
situation with her parents, like

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it wasn't like something that 
came was like, oh and today my 

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parents can pay for my college 
and my car and my house and all 

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that kind of stuff, but it was 
just kind of known from you know

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just jet. 
He just knew this, right? 

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And this is something that Kate 
Alex is Sister also know. 

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And then you know sure enough 
you know exactly what just guess

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just guess in the comments 
section. 

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What terrible thing her parents 
did. 

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What horrible Nothing her 
parents. 

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Like, had her go through. 
What do you think of was? 

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Wait. 
I'm giving you a second in the 

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comments right now? 
To tell me, if you answered, if 

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you answer to do chores around 
the house, very minimal ones, 

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because remember, you know, 
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There are about to buy her her 
own house. 

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They paid for her car. 
They pay for her college, and 

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they're asking her to, maybe 
take out the trash and because 

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of this, she called up. 
Alex's sister, basically. 

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Tears saying that she was going 
to run away and high school. 

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I don't think this girl was this
bad as Alex's sister was also 

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not was not in this circumstance
ourselves. 

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It's not like she could relate 
to the struggles, right? 

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This that was not the situation 
at all but you know, I guess 

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Alex is you know, Alex is or 
Kate had a kind of developed in 

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a bad way ever since and you 
know Alex is sister got off the 

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phone with her just walked into 
Alex's room and was like, how do

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I deal with this? 
Like what do I say? 

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Because she looks at her phone, 
You know, Kate's Texas Alex's 

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sister saying hey I'm going to 
call you back in five minutes. 

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I had to go for a second and you
know Alex's I don't know. 

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I don't know if you just like 
listen to what she says and just

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like I don't know like ignore it
in a sense or if you say 

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something about it like I really
don't know what you want to do 

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here and Alex is sister and Alex
sat down for a while and they 

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had a bit of a discussion and 
they eventually came to the 

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conclusion that they work. 
That Alex is sister was going to

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try and reason with Kate that 
maybe it was fair. 

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There, maybe it was fair just a 
little bit that her parents, you

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know, asked for, you know, very 
slight help around the house 

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after they had paid for 
literally everything in her 

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life. 
You know. 

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Maybe that was fair. 
You know, Alex would analysis 

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sister was planning on saying 
it, you know, so nicely so very 

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nicely that that was like, that 
was a, the thing I just told you

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was a harsh version of what she 
was going to say. 

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That's how nice she was going to
put it. 

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So Alex decided that, you know, 
he kind of wanted to hear how 

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this was going to go. 
Because, you know, at this 

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point, he Starting to get a 
little bit involved so he kind 

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of like he goes you know Alex's 
or kit. 

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Alex's sister gets on the phone 
with Kate and Alex kind of steps

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outside our room and listens in 
and she hears part of the 

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conversation and Kate will or 
Alex's sister will fill in what 

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Kate you know said during the 
whole thing later, but I'm just 

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going to tell it to you as if 
Alex could hear what Kate said 

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which remember he couldn't but 
you know his sister filled it in

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later but for continuity the 
story we're just going to put in

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what she was saying. 
So Kate gets on the phone and 

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she starts talking cat. 
Jean used to talk about like oh 

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my God. 
Like my parents are the worst. 

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I can't believe that they're 
making me do all this. 

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And by the way, these two words 
were not, I don't know exactly 

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what they were, but I was told 
that these chores were not 

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necessarily taxing nor 
demanding, they were very much, 

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just take out the trash, help me
with the dishes like once a 

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night. 
Keep your room clean, just a 

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very standard stuff. 
And look what I'm at home and my

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parents want me to do something.
I can be a little annoyed if I'm

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trying to do something else but 
you know, you do it. 

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You just do it. 
Like at the end of the day, 

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they're paying for the roof, 
above your head, they raised 

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you. 
You know, they did all this for 

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you. 
Like I sure there are other 

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things I wanted to do at this 
point, but I realized that that 

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stuff like I'm sure that there 
are other things. 

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My parents wanted to do when, 
you know, I was like three and 

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screaming my head off and like 
pooping all around the place. 

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I don't know. 
Three-year-olds do like you need

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to get back at some point. 
You need to realize the 

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perspective of the situation but
sure. 

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Enough, you know Alex is sister 
was like started. 

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Say, well, you know, maybe since
you're living with them, they 

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just want it to be, like, a form
of rent, or whatever. 

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I don't totally know. 
And that's when, like, Kate 

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started get really mad and she's
like, like, are you siding with 

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them? 
Are you serious? 

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And, you know, Alex is there's 
like, no, no, no, I'm not 

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necessarily siding with them. 
I'm just saying that, you know, 

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maybe like they just didn't make
it clear that that's just what 

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they wanted you to do for rent 
or something. 

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And you know at this point Kate 
realized that Alex is sick. 

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It was not going to side with 
her, which no one really saying 

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would truly side with her at 
this point, but, you know, 

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ignoring that, you know, Kate 
was like, so you are siding with

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them like that. 
And to think that I called you a

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friend, like a bunch of, like, 
completely ridiculous. 

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Notions like this. 
And, you know, you know Kate's 

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like I just can't, I can't 
believe this. 

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I can't believe this. 
And Alex is sister who, you 

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know, was once friends with Kate
and was once very close with 

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Kate, no tried to salvage. 
Not the relationship. 

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But what they Had going on a 
little bit. 

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She tried to salvage. 
It was like, no, no, no, you 

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know, I see your perspective. 
I see what you're trying to say.

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I really do. 
And you know, Kate's like know, 

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I know like you revealed your 
true colors. 

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I know how you actually feel 
about this stuff now. 

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I just can't. 
I just can't believe it 

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personally. 
And, you know, Kate's like I 

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like I like well or no. 
Kate Kate Kate is the one that 

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Alex is Sister talking to. 
This is sisters like well no, 

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not hold up. 
Well, What exactly are they? 

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You know what like what do they 
actually want you to do? 

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And, you know, Alex's or cake 
goes on to say like very mundane

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stuff. 
And, you know, Alex is sister 

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goes on to say, hey, I just, you
know that dozens like my parents

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make me do stuff like that. 
To kind of be like, you know 

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what I mean to kind of be like, 
oh well, it's not that bad 

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actually, it's not that bad 
because I have to do it too and 

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that's pretty common. 
Whenever someone's going through

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something you might, Sometimes 
try and relate to them. 

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But the thing is I've noticed is
sometimes when people try and 

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relate to you, it feels as if 
they're trying to take away from

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what you're feeling and while 
that's not always the case and 

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the most of the time, that's not
the intention. 

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Kate definitely met was feeling 
like, oh well she just doesn't 

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like, like she just isn't on my 
side like she could never 

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understand what I'm going 
through, just kind of like corny

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stuff like that. 
So Kate was like, wow. 

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Like is this really how you want
to end our friendship and Alex's

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sister was she wasn't like that 
close with Kate anymore. 

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It's been a while but she had a 
lot of good memories with her. 

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So Alex is older. 
Sister was kind of think to 

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yourself. 
Like, is this seriously, how 

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it's going to end? 
Is this how we're ending it? 

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Like are you serious? 
And you know Alex is sister. 

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Put down the phone and Alex is 
like what happened? 

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She's like Kate and I are no 
longer friends. 

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Apparently now Alex is like, 
wow, isn't that a way to end 

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things?