How's it going everyone? Today we have a story time of a
spoiled kid who is so spoiled that he thinks that the school
is his Kingdom and that he is king, he is ruler and then all
of his classmates are his peasants.
This kid is insane. I know you like the story, so
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With that being said, let's just jump right into it.
So we're going to call the subscriber who submitted this
story Kevin. Anyways, so this happened back
from high school and when he was a junior at the average public
school, you know, kind of Indiana, your tyical
neighborhood. And there's some kid who we're
going to call Ben because we always call the kid Ben.
If you guys have been watching the channel for a second, you
already know this, but, but basically Ben came from this
really kind of like rich family in the town.
Everyone knew about the town because his name was Ben Royce,
let's say. So everyone knew the Royces,
right? His family was loaded from some
crazy real estate empire. They basically owned the entire
town and like a bunch of real estate in the entire state that
they were in. I'm not going to say the state,
you know, I want to keep that a little discreet, but for let's
say, freaking Ohio, I don't know.
And they would donate a ton of money to the school just so he
could kind of run the place like his own little palace.
Man. They really had this mentality
of that they were better than everyone else.
And Kevin, the subscriber tells me that these parents, you know,
really kind of instilled this kind of feeling in Ben that
truly he was superior to everyone else and that he should
act that way and that it was true.
This has been like a family situation where the great,
great, great, great grandparents, whatever were like
really hard workers and built a whole empire and, you know,
sweated 20 hour days, crazy stuff like that.
And they built like a real estate empire where basically
the decision was so that basically where the situation
was, they would just pass down the real estate for generation
after generation after generation.
So by the time it came to Ben and his parents, they'd never
worked like a job in their life. You probably, you probably show
them like a job application form and they'll look at you like you
have some ancient texts from ancient Egypt, like, Oh my God,
are the are those the the symbols on the pyramids?
Oh my gosh, I've never seen. What is this mysterious form you
have? Is this a secret government
document Like nobody? It's just a job application.
But anyways, in this kind of like lineage, they kind of
instilled this like idea that there was like they were
destined for this greatness and that this was bestowed upon
them. And that almost like the ancient
times, there were kings and there were like not kings.
And Kevin had kind of always known this kid, but this kid had
gone to a like a private K through 8 school for his entire
life. But because they kind of owned
the whole town and his parents made a bunch of donations to the
high school, they couldn't find a private school that was less
than like 45 minutes away. And they were like, you know
what buddy, we're going to donate so much to this public
school that is basically going to be your private school.
It's going to be your Kingdom. So some of the first signs,
let's jump into one of the like let's jump into freshman year.
Kevin gets there. This is during orientation.
During orientation, this is one of the, in my opinion, one of
the most crucial times, whether it's high school orientation,
college orientation, or any other type of orientation.
If you're going to live and be in a community somewhere for a
while, orientation is sometimes one of the most important times
to get to know people. Whether these are going to be
your forever friends or not is almost, it doesn't matter at
this point. What matters is that you kind of
make these relationships and speak to people.
You totally can do that after the fact.
But in my freshman year in high school or in high school, yeah,
I had a really hard time making friends because I didn't put in
the effort in the orientation period.
I ended up finding some of the best friends ever, but it took
me quite a while. Anyways, during this whole
orientation, Kevin and everyone else who kind of knew of Ben
Royce and the Royce family kind of knew about them being the
Super rich people who own half the town practically, but they
were they never really met Ben before.
But let me just say, oh boy, they got quite the introduction
guys. They got quite the introduction.
So this guy shows up Royce in a Rolls Royce for no correlation
to the last name, but they love, you know, you guys showed up in
a Rolls Royce car. So if you don't know, Rolls
Royce car is a super expensive luxury car and he shows up and
he has two bodyguards with them. Apparently they were just paid
actors because like you couldn't bring a gun on school property.
Like bro, that's clearly not the case.
But they have like a big thing that says bodyguard on them,
which it turns out long a long time like later, Kevin Lauren
threw a friend of a friend of a friend of a friend of someone
who knowed him, knew him was just like he just paid you
people to wear the bodyguard shirt for like the aura of like
having bodyguards or whatever. So it's absolutely crazy.
And during the kind of orientation, there was kind of a
section where, you know, all the people would like, come
together. It's like a big meeting.
And apparently so like when Kevin gets there, he sees Ben
sitting on this, like makeshift throne, which he was like, what?
So here's the back story on why Ben was sitting on a throne.
Basically his parents, Ben's parents, which is crazy by the
way, demanded to the principal that he has to be sitting on a
throne in the auditorium because at first they say the regular
seats were for commoners. And the first principal is like,
hey, guys, like we appreciate all your donations, but you can
understand why having one kid sitting on a throne while
everyone else isn't is a big problem.
Like you have to see where maybe even for Ben, it might be better
it, you know, he might have an easier time making friends if
he's not literally elevated above everyone else.
You know what I'm saying? Like, I don't know, I don't feel
like sitting on a throne is really going to make make you
feel that relatable, right? So like, oh man, I can relate to
you. I can see you and me being
friends, dude. That is just not the case.
If you're lit, it's literally sitting on a freaking throne,
dude. Like, are you serious right now?
But anyways, the parents are like they don't pull the like
we're going to RIP our funding away, but be like, they
basically were like, Oh, well, we can get a note from our
doctor saying it's an accommodation to his needs.
Which like, I don't know, dude. There's a kind of crazy world of
like rich people doctors where there's like private doctors
that, you know, rich people can almost basically pay them be
like yo prescribe this or say this is true or make sure my dog
where it's for people like don't actually need a service dog,
just like I want my dog with me and stuff.
You know, actual service dogs makes a ton of sense and I'm all
for that. But you know, there's all these
like circles of like a private people doing these like written
letters and all that kind of stuff.
So basically they went to the principal and we're like, look
from our doctor, and if you don't do that, then you're
discriminating against the special needs and we're going to
pull our funding. And so they're not saying I'm
going to pull the funding because you're not giving my kid
a throne, which is the truth of what they're saying.
But they're vaguely masking it and like, oh, you're not
accommodating his needs. And I have a note from a doctor,
like, you have to, like, do this.
We're going to pull our funding because, like, you're just not
culminating to needs. And that's why that's, like, not
really the truth of this. But yeah, I mean, it's a pretty
big shock. You come in one day and some kid
is sitting on a throne. So yeah, it became immediately,
immediately big talk for everyone.
And I will say it's, it's a very bold move to go into school on
your very first day sitting on a throne.
So for all of freshman year, he was an absolute menace.
He'd go around calling people poor.
He had a couple like the other kids who were like, his friends
were like the other kids, like from like Omo, like from pretty
wealthy families. There's like two other families
that were pretty wealthy, but like Ben was obviously #1 and he
basically would call like they were not like his complete
minions, but they were clearly in their little, their little
tiny like social hierarchy. He was #1 and they were #2 but
everyone else at that school, they like Kevin and all the
other commoners, quote, UN quote.
They weren't #3 they weren't even #100 they weren't even in
that hierarchy. They were literally just
peasants to these kids. Anyways, sophomore year rolls
around and this kid has been consistently a menace.
And during lunch the first year, you know this kid Dan would eat
all the normal lunches that everyone else would eat.
He would like kind of be like annoyed by like how it wasn't
super expensive. But during the next year, he
started the year by having a catered personal meals from a
five star restaurant that was like 15 minutes away every
single day. And he would have someone come
in and set up a velvet rope around his table.
And if anyone would get too close to this table, right,
because like, you know, the subscriber, the subscriber Kevin
once saw someone like when someone would get too close, he
would yell, peasants, stay back, stay away from me.
Stay back. Not for the peasants, only for
the royalty may sit and his two like minions, whatever would
come over. He's like, you guys can come in,
sit in the palace with me. Like this kid is insane,
especially for high school. This is nuts level behavior Like
this is it may be in middle school.
This would be cringy and sad, but in high school, dude, this
is psychopath level behavior. And he would always brag about
like, you know, he even paid a kid one time, Kevin's telling me
this, $100 to eat his leftovers like a servant.
So he'd be like 100 bucks if you eat this and he's like threw his
leftovers on the ground. He's like, you can't use your
hand, you have to use your mouth.
It was super gross. Like he was like a dog or
whatever and he was just laughing or whatever.
He threw $100 on this kid after. So an absolute, absolute D bag.
Bro. I know I can't swear on the
channel, but that's as close as saying what I really want to say
about this kid. As you can tell.
And also sometimes with the spoiled kid stories, dude, it's
like some 12 year olds being a big jerk.
Look, when you're 12, sometimes you're just a jerk.
Your brain isn't fully developed.
So I'll tell the story, but I'll be a lot more sympathetic.
This kid was a sophomore in high school.
This kid's about to be a legal adult.
This kid is getting close to being able to legally vote.
I guess you ought to be. Yeah, 18 legally vote, serve and
enlist in the military. Like, bro, this is this is
someone who at least as A at a governmental level, we are so
close to giving formal responsibilities to.
There is no excuse under the sun for this to be a thing.
I mean, you guys have to agree with that, right?
So junior year rolled around and every single year this kid got
progressively worse. So kind of like the climax, like
the big events happened junior year and that's where a lot of
this story happened. But every single year he kind of
got worse and worse. And he developed a really strong
reputation. Whenever he'd kind of go out of
line, it would always like he'd say something really awful to
someone, he'd do something insane.
You know, someone, a teacher would get involved, someone
would would report it. But for some reason or another,
and I have my theories, but for some reason or another, it would
always somehow find its way to get swept under the rug.
The reality, I'm sure the parents came in and we're just
kind of like, yo, we'll give you a donation or we'll pull away
our donation or our special doctor said it's fine for this
reason. So this kid never really got a
punishment. I think the most punishment was
like a teacher was like set like you have to go to the principal
right now only for him to return within 5 minutes because the
principal was like, oh, don't worry buddy.
We're I've already talked to her parents about this and we
figured it out. How about you just go on back to
class? So this kid could honestly feel
like he could do anything in the world and it was bad.
So during his junior year, his delusion only continued and
Kevin was telling me that he started the year by wearing a
fake crown to class every day. So he'd walk around school with
this crown and he was, it was like it was a fake crown, but
allegedly. And Kevin doesn't have like a
detector and is like a, an expert at like gems and metals
and everything. But from a lot of secondhand
sources, it was custom made. It was made from like real gold
or at least real gold plating. So I think an actual crown of
gold would have been like $200,000 or something was real
gold plating and like real diamonds.
And they probably weren't like the most expensive diamonds of
all time. But the point is he got a
custom. He got a custom crown that at
least had some gold and had some quality of real diamonds.
They weren't fake diamonds and they also weren't even lab grown
bro. He wanted those some blood
diamonds on his on his ground dude anyway.
So he'd walk around and some of his at one point early in the
year, his two buddies that were always with them.
He decided to knight like to knight them.
You know how like a king would like christen someone as a
knight back in the day by tapping like a plastic sword
with them. He brought in like a plastic
sword. He made a whole thing to
everyone of like, and you are Sir Benethem or Williams or
whatever of the knight to the Kingdom.
And they'd be like, yes, my lead, like it was just like,
bro, this is like kind of funny if you're 2 years old, but it
gets a lot less funny when you're a freaking junior in high
school, dude. Like, I know a lot of you guys
watching this are actually younger than these kids.
Some of you guys watching this are older, but a handful of you
guys are younger than juniors in high school, which means if you
guys are listening to this and you think this is insane, well,
you have a but you are, you are better developed than these
kids, bro, absolutely crazy. So sometimes, like teachers,
like there was a time when a teacher got really fed up and
like told him to take it off and he would cry like treason.
You cannot tell me what to do. And there was this one time
where this one teacher is a little bit older.
He was like the the teacher who's been around for 30 years
or whatever and didn't like have any time for the nonsense.
Him and Ben got off to a really bad start.
And Kevin wasn't in this class, but he had a friend Will, who
was in this class who told him all about it, where basically
the teacher forced him to take it off but shortly and said like
you can't wear that to the class.
Like you can do whatever you want in someone elses class.
They can they it's there like they can do whatever they want
there. But he said in my class it's my
Kingdom kind of saying like almost using his like words
against him, the pun of him using a crown of like my class,
my Kingdom. Well, that lasted about a day
because this kids barons had lawyers who basically threatened
A lawsuit against the school for like freedom of speech or
expression. And it was a whole drama in the
school because this teacher, he wasn't fired, but after 30 years
of teaching and he wasn't like a super beloved.
He was like a little hardo, but everyone had respect for him.
He ended, he ended up stepping down from teaching because he
was so like disgusted that the school administration had no
backbone and told him that he had to stop or he would be
relieved from teaching. So he said, before, you know,
you get the opportunity to do that, I'm going to leave.
And it was a whole thing. So word started to spread more
and more about what this kid would do, how he was a complete
menace and everything like that. So during events like pep
rallies, this kid Ben would decide to into like this one
time happened like at a school pep rally.
So you got all the cheerleaders out there.
They're doing like a, like the, the, the pom poms, all that kind
of stuff. And he would interrupt the
cheerleaders to address his subjects.
So this was during one of the Kevin can't even believe that
this happened like during one of these like kind of school
events, like the there was a pep rally.
They were like doing whatever and he would like he grabbed the
microphone, went up there. It was like silence.
I'm going to address my constituents, the subjects.
And he's like, I'm going, he started announcing decrees like
he's a king. He's like, I declare my first
decree is that we will have a longer lunch breaks.
Everyone, don't worry. I am your true ruler and we will
have longer lunch breaks. Isn't that right?
Principal Harrington? Calm.
I might forget that name later, but Principal Harrington,
Principal's like, no, like we, we got to talk about it.
He's like, oh, I think so. Oh, I think so.
Or the Royal Court might have a little conversation with you.
The Royal Court basically means his parents are going to
basically means that his parents are going to go in and threaten
to sue. So shortly after was when
everything started to crumble apart.
So this is where his craziness went to the next level because
he thought that he was the only one who had money.
He thought that he was the only one who could control the
school. There's a pretty crazy twist
it's going to come and it's not it's probably not the karma that
you're expecting, but it still is pretty good.
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But anyways, basically the peak of this is when Ben during a
student council meeting, like walked into student council and
the subscriber Kevin isn't on student council, but one of his
buddies Andrew is. And apparently this kid, Ben
walks into student council. He's not part of it, just storms
in middle of the meeting and he's like, he has this whole
king outfit on. He has a robe now, not only just
a crown. And he goes in there, basically
declares that this school was his Kingdom.
So all the other kids are well aware of what this kid is like
and how he acts. And they're like, OK, like is
there anything else you want to say?
Like to this point, they're just like, we're not going to fight
with this kid. Clearly the school is super
useless and they're not going to do anything about this, so
what's the point of me fighting if what?
What am I going to do? Go to my teachers?
Go to the principal who's like completely paid off at this
point. But yeah, sure enough, this kid
comes in, says he's the king or whatever, and he comes in with
this big scroll. It's like a fake scroll and he
like unrolls in front of everyone and goes all the way
down to the floor and like rolls out a little bit, almost like a
cartoony of scroll unrolling. And he has like 1000
proclamations, the first one declaring himself king.
There was a bunch of other stupid random ones, but one of
the top ones that he was showing, OK, maybe there's like
30, not like 1000, but one of the big ones.
He basically demand taxes by taxes, meaning that he would go
around and kids every single day would have to chip in $0.25 each
for his like royal fund or whatever.
So obviously the kids on student counts were like, dude, how?
First of all, like no, second of all, how would you want to get
that enforced? Third, what's the point of that?
He's like, you can't talk back to the king, bro.
Like, you know, the ancient days, I would have a guillotine
and your heads would roll off and they're all just like, dude,
you actually threatening with the violence because you don't
want to help you extort money out of these kids, bro.
He's like, you know what, Like I'm not like asking you to do
this. I'm telling you it's going to
happen. So he like leaves his decree on
the table and says, don't worry, I have many copies of this and
storms out. So basically over the next
couple days to, quote UN quote, enforce these rules.
This kid Ben paid these two older kids who had graduated
many years ago. We're looking for a job or
whatever to be his quote UN quote royal guards.
So they would like be he'd pay them like 100 bucks a day or
something, which is so stupid that he's paying someone 100
bucks a day or many people to collect like $0.25 from each
kid. So they would like go around and
they would basically almost like a threaten these kids.
It was almost like a mafia shakedown because no one came in
with $0.25 when like he declared on his Instagram or something
stupid that these rules or whatever.
And these big older kids would come in and basically be like
shaking down. These can be like, you got to
like pay up the $0.25, you got to do this, you got to do that,
whatever. And it started to become a
complete nightmare, bro. Like it was actually a serious
problem. So eventually some kids were
starting to bring in their $0.25 and the kids who didn't like
these kids, they wouldn't immediately beat them up or
something, but they start pushing them or whatever.
Be like, you can't like don't make this mistake last time,
man. And at this point, like Kevin
and every other kid there felt like it was totally hopeless.
And then the next day, they came in to school.
There were no more of Ben's bodyguards.
Ben was no longer wearing his crown.
In fact, he barely tried to show his face.
He was hiding in class. He was going like he was still
alone at lunch. Like everything changed.
Literally seemingly out of nowhere.
So of course, people started talking, being like, wait, where
are the bodyguards? Where is the royal decree?
Why doesn't he have his crown anymore?
He no longer is getting the catered meals.
He doesn't have the velvet rope or whatever.
Remember a second ago when I said he's not the only one who
has money? You know what?
You know who else has money and a lot of it?
The federal government, baby. Yeah.
So basically, what happened? Remember, this is still a public
school and it's kind of Gray area for them to receive
donations. I think if someone wants to
donate to do something, that's fine.
But apparently a group of kids and parents secretly have been
like building a case against not only Ben, but more importantly
the school administration. And apparently that night, like
before, everything stopped, there was like a huge crackdown
of like officials, government people state people going into
the school, given all the evidence and the principal was
fired, a lot of the staff was let go and replaced.
And essentially all like the fun, like the, the, the gifts or
whatever were like frozen assets.
And The thing is, Kevin doesn't know all the details 'cause he
obviously wasn't there, but it was almost like it all of a
sudden disappeared. And that's because there was
like very formal warning of like to everyone involved that like
you just like basically to Ben and his parents, like the school
officials that were working with you to make sure that this kid
be a could be a menace and be a danger to other kids because you
brought in these outside thugs basically is what they said.
They're gone. Those people no longer work the
school. We have new administration and
we are not accepting any more donations from you because
you've abused his power. Whatever privileges that your
son was receiving, which we don't know the extent of and we
can't enforce are gone. If he shows up with anything
real like this, he's going to take the full punishment of a
normal kid. So all this is a very second
hand like Kevin heard from someone who heard from someone
who heard from 7, like it was a big rumor mail.
So there might be some specific details about that event that
are slightly off. Like there might be some details
where it's a little bit different.
But essentially the government came in.
As I said, someone has more money than you and it's the
federal government brow and basically said like, this is a
public school. Like we we run this.
I can't believe it's been such a nightmare.
And from that day, Ben did not show up in his crown.
He did not have a royal decree. And not only did he not get away
with anything, but every single teacher was especially hard on
him. Which I can't blame them because
they're just like, after all this time basically threatened
to be fired. Like that older teacher who was
beloved who apparently was asked to come back and said Nah, like
my time's done, I'm going to retire.
I've actually enjoyed not having to deal with annoying kids like
Ben anymore. But all those teachers would
like take out that frustration on Ben.
And for the rest of junior year and into senior year, this kid
was barely heard from. He was like mocked every single
day. People sometimes feel like King
Ben, what up King Ben And you just not respond, which like a
1% of me feels a little bad. But then I remember all the
things he he's done. And I'm like, wait a minute man.
All this shows is that karma is real.
And also don't mess with the federal government bro.
That's the last person you want to fight with.
And even Ben's parents were like Nah man.
I might take a fight up against one principle, but I'm not
taking a fight up against the federal freaking government,
dude.