How's it going everyone? I hope you're having a great
day. If I sound a little weird during
this video or make any weird noises like that, it it just
means I'm sick. I can talk though, and it's been
a couple days since I posted. So today we have a story of a
spoiled kid who flexes his fake money.
And then we also have another really crazy story in the
second-half the video. So stick around.
We're going to call the subscriber who submitted the
story. Jonathan So anyways, there's
this kid in Jonathan's class who was not really known as like,
the typical spoiled rich kid. Normally when I start these
videos, I'm like, Oh yeah, there's this kid.
He was this known as the spoiled rich kid.
He was this known as the kid who got everything.
No, that's not the case this time.
This time, you know, the kid just wasn't.
He was just a normal kid. I mean, he was, you know, every
kid has their weird tendencies. This happened when Jonathan was
in 6th grade. So look, every 6th grader is a
bit of a weirdo, man. I mean, that's just kind of how
things are. And one day everything seems to
change because they're sitting at lunch and you know, Jonathan
is with his friends and we're going to call the spoiled kid.
We're just going to call him spoiled kid.
I tend to do that so I don't mix up the names.
So Spoiled Kid comes and sits down at the table and Jonathan
is friendly with Spoiled Kid, Not really friends, but he's
friendly. You know, there's people in your
class you're chill with and you'll have some good
conversations, maybe even have some good laughs with, but
you're you're just not like boys like that.
Anyways, you know, he sits down, he's like, guys, I need to tell
you something. And Jonathan was like, and
everyone else's table kind of looks over and you know, come to
be like, yeah, what's up? He's like, my dad just like
became CEO of a really huge company.
And remember, this was 6th grade, so half the kids didn't
even know what ACEO was. And you know, the other half
were just that they were happy enough for that.
Maybe, you know, people would be like, of what company, but they
just heard, oh, CEO, that's very impressive, Like, Oh my God,
this must be real. And they were all like, wow.
Or the kids who understood we're like, wow, we're like, wow,
that's so crazy because when they hear CEO, they think Wolf
of Wall Street yacht mega jet. I don't know.
You could. Look, you can be CEO right now.
Let's say you are a CEO of Connors Company.
We make nothing and do nothing. But I'm the CEO.
Like it's it's you can say you're CEO of anything.
But sure enough, you know the spoiled kid, or now the spoiled
kid was like, Oh yeah, look, I'm the, I'm the CEO of everything,
man. My dad's the CEO.
It's look, we're the guys. I just want to let you know so
that my new lifestyle will not set you guys will not make you
think anything poorly or less of me.
I thought it was my civic duty to let you know.
Basically the spoiled kid was coming in and saying that his
new lifestyle, right. Whatever that even was supposed
to mean. He just wanted to tell them.
He wanted to very politely give them a heads up that he was
going to be rich AF and they couldn't do anything about it,
You know, just a good kid, man. He's such a good kid.
And The thing is, like, Jonathan is, you know, he's kind of a
smart guy and he started to catch on.
Wait a minute, like, why do we need to know?
Like, my dad, you know, works a job.
He probably got a promotion at some point, I guess.
Like, I didn't tell everyone, like, why?
Why why does everyone we need to know about, like, oh, your dad
got a promotion. Like, I just don't understand
that. But most of the other kids were
just like, Oh my God, you're so crazy, dude.
Like, they didn't they didn't really care.
And they were just kind of saying stuff.
And you know, sure enough, you know he's he's at this point,
the spoiled kid is more or less this basking in the glory of
what is soon to be found out as a fake position.
I'm sure the spoiled kid's dad, you know, he did what he needed
to do for the family. But the spoiler the spoiled kid
was lying. And you'll figure out how crazy
it is in a second of his lie is like, the most ridiculous thing
ever. Sure enough, the spoiled kid is
like, yeah, guys, I just want to make sure that we're still
friends when I'm in my yacht. And you know what?
If you guys are nice enough to me, like, I'll invite you on my
yacht someday. And every kid was like, Oh my
God, did you guys just hear he's going to invite us on his yacht?
And like, you're all like, Oh my God, Oh my God, spoiled kid, I
love your shoes today. And another kids like, no, no,
dude, I love them more. And then those two kids start
getting in a fight. Like, I love your shoes more.
No, I think they're more stylish.
No, I think they're more quirky. No, I think you you kind of see
where it's getting there. So everyone was OK, Everyone was
being extremely nice to him. I was going to say a different
expression that maybe it's not great for the family, friendly,
friendly audience I'm trying to get here.
But everyone was being very nice to him and they were being OK.
I can't, I can't think of, I can't think of another
expression. I'm just saying everyone was
sucking this guy off. It's crazy.
And you know, sure, sure enough. I mean get some kid be like what
does that mean? And yes, so sure enough everyone
was just like, Oh my God, you're the greatest man.
Because look the spoiled kid is just was just basically said,
hey, if you're nice to me. And I'm sure his plan was to be
like, if you do my homework, if you like, I don't know if you
carry my backpack to school, kind of stuff like that.
If you do all that, I'll let you on my super yacht and my mega
jet and my intergalactic space station that I definitely have.
Like I'll let you on those things.
But the thing was right, the spoiled kid was not the
brightest guy ever because he basically, he basically played
himself, you know, DJ Khaled, you played yourself type moment.
Because the next day he came in and the spoil kid had a very
interesting conception of money. He thought that, you know, if
you're a rich person that you would bring a stack of like $100
bills and literally just like flex that, like you wouldn't
like look, even a lot of like rich people, they don't have,
like, that fancy stuff, right. They're at a point where they
realize that, you know, money is more excess, money is more about
freedom than it is, you know, buying material items, and that
those will have extremely quick diminishing returns.
And you will definitely not find internal peace or happiness.
You know that you you won't find it in the backseat of a Bugatti
or the bottom of a glass. You'll find it in yourself, but
anyways, right? Even even more shallow than
that, the spoiled kid believes that, you know, to prove that he
is actually a rich man, he needs to bring in, like he needs to
have a whole handful of cash. So he comes in one day until
lunch. He's sitting down and Jonathan
sits down next to him and he's like, yo, Jonathan, look at
this. He takes out, he opens up his
backpack and he know how people, like, fan out their money on
Instagram posts. That's always funny to me.
It's like $5 bills. I'm like, bro, you really just
took out $45 on your checking account.
Like, that's not flexing, bro. Like, first of all, flexing is
kind of lame, but damn, that's really not anything.
And just to clarify, I'm not saying $45.00 isn't a lot of
money. I mean, that is actually a lot
of money. That's more than most people
spend in a day. But I'm saying if it's like
you're trying to prove someone, look, I can buy a yacht with
this, you need a little bit more to buy a yacht.
That's what I'm trying to say. And sure enough, you know, he
comes down and he like John or the spoiled kid puts all of his,
like, he fans out all of his, like, fake money, which he'll
figure out in a second and spreads it all around the table.
And he says, this is what my dad made on the first day, only one
day, and he made all this money. A lot of kids were like, whoa,
dude, are are you serious, man? That's freaking crazy, bro.
Your dad's insane. And Jonathan's looking at this
money. He's like, this is really SUS
bro, like this. Something is up with this.
This is something is wrong. Something is weird with this.
And he looks at the money Jonathan picks up on the dollar
bills and the spoiled kids like, dude, you can't take the money.
I know my dad makes so much of it now, but you can't take it.
Jonathan's like, I'm not taking it.
I'm just looking at it. The spoil kid didn't think
anything of it. He just went on to continue
flexing to everyone and telling them, oh, if you listen to me, I
don't know, You will be able to be on my jet.
My private jet. It's real.
I'm not lying. I'm telling you, please believe
me. And so Jonathan's looking at
this $100 bill. It's Monopoly money.
Kid brings in Monopoly money. Yeah, I don't know if you guys
have ever played Monopoly before.
It's a fun. It's not a fun board game.
Basically, if you ever want to, like, hate your family members
and go to bed mad, play Monopoly.
It's. It's not obviously the most fun
game, but there's fake money in that game.
And basically the spoiled kid went home, grabbed a bunch of
fake Monopoly money, brought into school and pretended that,
you know, yeah, Flag tried to flex on people.
And the thing was, afterwards, Jonathan's like, hey man, this
money isn't real. And then all the kids were like,
what? He's like, look, there's the
Monopoly man on it. And it says copyright, like 1985
Monopoly or whatever, whatever, right?
And that's what all the other kids look at.
And they're like, wait a minute. The thing was, if the spoiled
kid never brought in the fake money, kids would have probably
believed that his dad was a quadrillionaire for probably a
little bit longer. And he probably would have
gotten away with them doing his homework, probably got a
probably could have gotten away with them, you know, carrying
his backpack. What I'm trying to say is the
spoil kid had a good thing going and he had to ruin it.
The second story is actually a really crazy one, and this one
is a a kid getting in a Foy with his teacher.
I had to say it a little weird 'cause sometimes YouTube gets
big mad when people say stuff, so I'm going to have to like
word around it a little bit. But this is a very entertaining
story, so I suggest you stick around through it.
Real quick. Comments spoiled if you made it
this far into the video. I like to see how many people
made it this far. Also, the best way to support
the channel, if you don't already know, is to just go
ahead and continue watching these videos.
Literally just sitting down, watching like an hour or two
hours worth of my videos. It boosts the channel so much
and I've been gone for the last four days because I've been
sick. I'm still a little sick, but I'm
back at it because I have to be back at it.
You already know, but the channel's been doing extremely
well. You know why?
Because you guys have continued to watch the videos and since
you guys have continued to watch the videos, YouTube sees oh, you
guys like what I'm putting out and they promote it to new
people. We got like 5000 subscribers in
the last four days and I'm not even posted.
So that's because of you. And I want to remind you that
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I really appreciate it. With that being said, let's get
to the second story. So we're going to call the
subscribers submitted the story. Reed, first guy was Jonathan.
So I'm like, oh, Jonathan Reed is a story.
I think so. Anyways, Reed, Reed, there's a,
there's a kid in class and we're just going to call him the.
We're going to call him thin ice kid because this kid was on thin
ice and it's basically right. You know, Thin ice kid had
gotten in a lot of voids with people before.
I'm saying weird. So YouTube doesn't get mad.
People gotten a lot of altercations, a lot of Russells,
a lot of stuff that just wasn't really good.
And he was very physical with his emotions.
He didn't know how to express them properly, right.
You know what I mean? And so he got in a lot of
strikes against him. He has been in ISS a lot in
school, suspension, a lot of stuff like that.
And because of that, he was on very thin ice.
And that's why we're calling him thin ice kid.
Anyways, Reed was in class with this, with thin ice kid and he
was in a engineering class. And in this engineering class,
you know, Reed was there one morning and he was sitting
there. It was, you know, early in the
morning. He was tired has cup of coffee
could barely like open his eyes. He like you know he went to bed
late that night before you know you already know how it is.
So he's just sitting there listening to his teacher talk
about like you know calc. I don't know like area under the
curve of this is using you know you know Newton's integral of
differential the fundamental theorem of all that kind of all
that kind of jazz. I'm in Calc 2 right now so I'm
I'm making my way through it. But anyways, anyways, he's
sitting there and he's banging on the door.
So what happens is the teacher after class period begins, he
locks the door. So if you want to leave the
classroom, you know, he gives you a key to get back in and
just to make sure that he can see who's actually, you know,
who who's leaving. He he wants to like monitor the
flow, who's coming in and who's coming out.
He wants to kind of like keep class attendance like that.
I don't really know. He just does it.
That's just how it was. So there's the thin ice kid
normally wasn't that late to class, he wasn't like a bad
student per SE. But what you know he was, was he
just always got into Floyd's and stuff like that.
And so sure enough, you know this the spoil not spoil kid,
the the, the thin ice kid forgot his backpack and his locker.
So he's like, gosh, shoot, right?
You know, he got there basically in class.
He ran back, ran back to get his backpack, and so he ran back to
class, but the door was closed. So he knocked on the door, and
the professor wasn't hearing it. But you know who was hearing it?
Reed was hearing it. So Reed looks over and he hears
knocking on the door and he's just like, OK, whatever, right?
But the knocking stops for a second and he's like, OK And
that's when Reed hears even louder knocking, like a metal
object slamming against the door.
So what happened was not Reed. The thin ice kid kind of assumed
that you know that the teacher wasn't hearing him knock with
the normal thing. So we went to another classroom
and he grabbed a hole puncher. You know these things.
You put paper in and it punches three holes.
He grabbed one of those and starts slamming that against the
door, which is not the most genius thing ever but OK,
whatever. The teacher who's in the middle
of a lecture is kind of annoyed and he goes over and he opens up
the door and or he doesn't open he walks over to the door and he
opens it up. However, however, the spoil, the
thin ice kid is like very heavily beating the the hole
puncher against the door and the teacher goes up right to the
door to open it. So when the teacher opens the
door, the thin ice kid is in the middle of swinging.
So it looks as if the thin ice kid is about to beat the teacher
with this. With this hole puncher, the
teacher sees this and immediately like immediately
gets basically gets into a, you know a foit.
With this kid I'm singing like with a weird boss and an accent.
I'm trying to trick the AI here, but he basically gets in a foit
with this like this this Kidman. So basically, right the teacher
assumed that this kid was like mad at him or just going crazy
or whatever. So we when he opened the door
and he saw the kids, it looked like he was going to swing on
him with a with this like hole puncher, the teacher immediately
like basically it defends himself because he assumed he
was being attacked and basically did a counter.
This kid who is prone to, you know, fighting with people
immediately just started to like fight back again, shoot, fight
back against the teacher. I'm just going to say it, you
know, fight back against the teacher and they got into this
tussle. A teacher versus student tussle
is very rare. I rarely get any DMS about them
and just like in general, it's pretty rare.
But this was a full out brawl. Normally the teacher tries to
deescalate the situation, but this teacher felt like he was,
you know, defending his life or whatever.
So this point, all the kids in the engineering class are just
looking on. And the other thing is like the
kids in the other classes, like the biology class, the chemistry
class across the hall, they all like leave their class to go
walk out and watch and all of a sudden this ring of kids around
the two starts to form. So all these kids are watching
these two like fight it out. Eventually, you know, security
comes in, some other kids come in and they break the two of
them up. It is one of the most ridiculous
situations ever, right? And kids in the engineering
class were actually giving a presentation.
And this all happened midway through one person's
presentation. So the next day or not, listen,
let's not jump there yet. So this kid, the thin ice kid,
was already on really thin ice. So this was it for him.
He was expelled. He wasn't allowed back in the
school after this point. But the teacher, you what you
might assume? Oh, well, then, you know, the
teacher's probably expelled or asked, like, let go or asked to
not come back right the next day.
You know, Reid, who's in the engineering class, is almost
certain that he's never going to see his teacher again.
He gets in there, and his teacher got there 10 minutes
early and was just sitting down just in his desk.
But the one thing that changed was the teacher was in the worst
mood ever, which I can't really blame a man.
He just got into a fight with a student.
Like, I really can't blame the guy.
And he said to the kid that was in the middle of his
presentation, like, hey, I'm going to give you the
opportunity to do your presentation again since you're
interrupted. And if I was that kid, I'd
definitely take it because I don't want my grade to be like
half of my presentation, half of a student teacher, you know, Mme
or MMEWWE fight or something like that.
So yeah, the kid took it, his presentation was fine.
And that teacher never had any repercussions that any of the
kids knew. Maybe he had really stern
meetings or something, but the teacher was not in trouble.
It was just the kid. This is a very interesting case
and.