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How's it going, everyone? 
Welcome back to the channel. 

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Today, I got a story that I know
you will enjoy because these 

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spoiled kid who's being a 
massive jerk. 

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Basically gets owned by the 
teacher in front of the class. 

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It's just one of those perfect 
Karma stories that kind of just 

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makes you feel good by the end. 
So sit back, relax. 

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Subscribe if you're new, and 
let's just jump right into it. 

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So we're going to call the 
subscriber who submitted this 

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story arrow and Errol submitted,
this to me over on Instagram. 

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So if you want to submit your 
own story, the link is in the 

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description. 
We're also on. 

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Out of five, by the way. 
But anyways, right? 

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So this all happened in sixth 
grade and at the very end of 

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sixth grade, there was like a 
very big math exam in this math 

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exam would basically it would 
basically decide which math 

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class you're going to be put 
into the next year and there was

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a lot of emphasis on doing well 
on it. 

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I mean they want to kids to try 
because you know, there were 

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apparently like you know or 
maybe in theory if kids wanted 

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to be in an easier class they 
just fail this test on purpose 

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as As you know, if you did 
poorly on the test then you 

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could be in the easy math class 
and then you'd have an easier 

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time next year. 
But the whole idea is that they 

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changed it. 
So that the big math test at the

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end of the sixth grade year, but
also have a pretty big impact on

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your grade. 
I mean, it was like kind of it 

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was a weird mixture of effort 
base but also, how well you did.

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So they're like, Alright, good. 
You need to learn this material 

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but it also happened to dislike 
help. 

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Determine what math class or 
what I'm trying to say is 

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there's a big test at the end of
the year. 

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I wanted to a lot of 
unnecessary. 

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Terry detail that I received, 
I'm sorry about that. 

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But anyways, right, so we're 
going to call okay Arrow. 

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We are named the subscriber, 
right? 

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They spent probably about two 
weeks before the test in math 

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class because they finished, 
they intentionally finish up all

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the like a Content that they 
deem need to know about like two

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weeks before the test actually 
is so that they can dedicate 

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that to weeks 100% to the test. 
So anyways, right there in a 

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study group and in this study 
group, they were Put into it was

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basically the at the very first 
day before the two weeks before 

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class, before the end of class, 
which is also the day of the 

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test, they were put into a study
group and basically, the teacher

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said, hey, I mean, you can like,
you can study on your own, but 

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you have to at least be at the 
table with your study group. 

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I just want to make sure that 
everyone has the opportunity to 

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ask questions to your peers, 
especially if like I can't get 

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around to everyone. 
So this is pretty good in theory

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and in the very first day. 
He said you guys actually do 

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need to talk with each other. 
After that, it's up to you. 

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So the first day Errol sits down
and the people in a study group,

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are him some other people and 
then the spoiled kid and 

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obviously, right? 
You know, he isn't known as 

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like, oh, the spoiled kid, 
right? 

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But that's what we're going to 
call them for the sake of this 

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video, just because it makes it 
easier on me. 

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I don't have to remember a 
thousand names and the spoiled 

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kid had always kind of gotten 
everything, he ever wanted very 

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standard definition for the 
spoiled kids in my videos, 

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right? 
So they sit down and they start 

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talking and basically what Arrow
starts talking about in the 

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other kids in their groups are 
talking about is basically what 

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is their plan to study for this 
exam because they all know that 

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is very difficult? 
They also all know that you 

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know, it will take a lot of time
and effort to do well with and 

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they all know that, you know, 
they need to be well prepared. 

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So arrows going about like okay 
like I'm going to cover chapters

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1 through 6 for the first week. 
I'm going to do chapter 7, 8 and

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9 and the last couple days on 
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And then the three days before 
the exam, I'm just going to do a

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full On review and it kind of 
goes around the circle like 

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that, and people are planning 
out their study guides, or 

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whatever. 
And asking very basic topics. 

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Like 0 is X on the assignment or
whatever, and sometimes the 

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teacher come around and answer 
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But the most important detail 
that you need to know. 

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Is that the spoiled kid? 
The one that was? 

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Yeah. 
The spoiled kid, the one who was

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sitting at the group with them 
when it kind of went around, 

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like, oh, what are you doing to 
prepare this boil kid? 

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Said, I'm not going to prepare. 
I'm an intellectual genius. 

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Yes. 
Errol kind of just looks at them

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and the other, the other kids in
the class, kind of look at him 

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because no disrespect to the 
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I mean, maybe a little bit, but 
they've heard them, ask 

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questions, and it's good to ask 
questions and look a lot of 

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times in class. 
I'm asking questions that, you 

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know, sometimes I think back I'm
like, damn, you really were not 

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paying attention if you ask that
question, but the spoiled kid 

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was not asking genius-level 
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He was asking very standard if 
not subpar questions, so they 

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were Kind of looking at him 
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And, you know, I don't know 
about you, but most people that 

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are actually very intelligent. 
Don't go around telling everyone

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I'm very intelligent. 
I mean, maybe if they lack a lot

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of emotional intelligence, they 
might but we're just situational

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understanding in the logic 
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But anyways, right, they had a 
few suspicions that the spoiled 

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kid was actually not. 
The net was not The 

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Reincarnation of Albert. 
Einstein, just a few sneaking 

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suspicions, that, that I Have 
not been the case. 

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You know that anyways though, oh
by the way, leave a like in this

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video because today is my 
birthday and that will be my 

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birthday present if you leave a 
like on this video right now. 

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It's all, it's all I ask it's 
free, it'll take one second. 

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It may or may not help the 
video. 

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I don't even know this point. 
If it does is very small. 

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It just looks nice. 
So go ahead and do that. 

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But anyways, right so you know, 
the arrows like turns to spoil 

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kit after he says, like I don't 
even have to try on this 

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literally a genius and kind of 
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The kid is like hey bro like I 
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want to try on this. 
Like this is a really big exam. 

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It matters for quite a bit, a 
little clarification. 

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They actually had like a 45 days
there's still like a or like a 

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week left of school after the 
exam it was kind of just that 

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like closing time period where 
you don't really do a lot 

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especially in like middle school
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We had time after our exam and 
college. 

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It's like your classes and then 
you have the exam but here it's 

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like you had the exam, then you 
had like kind of a bookkeeping 

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time and just Hanging out or 
whatever. 

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So they still have a big class 
afterwards that's important for 

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later on the video. 
But anyways, you know arrow goes

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on to explain like dude. 
Like you're definitely want to 

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go to going to want to study for
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Like this is a pretty big deal. 
You're it's going to it's going 

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to be pretty bad if you don't 
prepare properly and the spoiled

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kid doubles down on like, no, 
I'm literally just a freaking 

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genius. 
You guys are idiots, like I'm 

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the greatest, you will see and 
Errol wasn't like didn't dislike

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this kid necessarily But was 
also kind of just like I I don't

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know man, I'm not doubting. 
You know, he definitely was. 

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He was kind of just like, I 
don't know, bro. 

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Like I really think you should 
study for this. 

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I just got a feeling that like 
you're going to want to study 

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and the kids like you know what,
you guys just don't see it. 

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You don't understand like my 
genius intellect, like you just 

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got you guys. 
Don't get me. 

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Anything was like Arrow wasn't 
even like trying to hate on this

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kid even though is going to be 
very Easy, easy to hate on this 

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kid, especially since he was 
like, I'm a genius and you guys 

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aren't and that's the reason why
I have to study and you guys do 

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or you have to study and I 
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But Arrow was like, alright, 
this kid definitely like solve 

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the math problem and was just 
like, damn, I'm a genius bro. 

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Anyways though, you know, are 
either spoiled kid. 

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Kind of just continues on doing 
what he's doing and for the next

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two weeks are all. 
And most of his classmates, do 

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spend a considerable amount of 
time, preparing for this test. 

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This doesn't mean that they all 
do as well as they wanted, but 

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they least all put in a good 
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And the results have at least 
some correlation to the effort 

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they put in. 
But let me just give you a 

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little bit of a spoiler. 
The spoiled kid did not put in 

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any effort over the next two 
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He did not study for a second, 
he just played on his Xbox all 

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day and kind of just expected 
that his vastly Superior 

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intellect and quotes would did, 
it would just be so strong and 

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so great. 
That be able to guide him to a 

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hundred and ten percent of this 
exam or whatever, right? 

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Not not not the case. 
Anyways, they get into class, 

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it's the day of the exam. 
Everyone's pretty nervous. 

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And everyone's nervous except a 
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At least that's the observation 
Arrow makes and, like, 

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everyone's checking over, like, 
oh my God, I only have six 

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pencils. 
What if all six of them break? 

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I need a seven pencil. 
Someone help like, there's kind 

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of like unnecessary nerves. 
It's like your word. 

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I mean necessary. 
I mean, it's a big exam, you 

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know how that goes, but sure 
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They're all standing there and 
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Isn't super nervous. 
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whatever is the spoiled kid. 
He is standing there and he has 

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this almost a smug. 
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It is like the strangest thing 
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Because, I don't know, he just, 
he knew that he prepared as well

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as he could, and he did not have
the same level of confidence has

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spoiled kid. 
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believe. 
I mean maybe the kid actually 

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is, like, does have a genius 
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Maybe this kid is actually like 
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When it comes to Test and he 
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I mean very soon you'll figure 
out that not the case. 

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But anyways, they go into the 
test and Errol happens to sit 

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right behind the spoil kid and a
lot of its multiple choice, but 

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a lot of it is also free 
response and arrow goes through.

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And he feels like he does pretty
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And he's kind of routinely 
checking in with a spoiled kid. 

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Almost, as to see how well he 
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progress the spoiled kid very 
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Finished the first page, So 
quickly in fact that are role in

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a retrospect. 
Like at the time he didn't 

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notice. 
But with future details, he now 

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has come to the conclusion and 
probably the right conclusion 

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that the spoiled kid just 
randomly filled in the bubbles 

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because he got like the first 
page John in like 15 seconds, 

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which is almost impossible if 
you don't randomly fill in the 

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bubbles, right? 
So they get all that stuff done.

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Or he gets the first couple 
Pages done and when it comes to 

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the actual free response, 
written stuff by the time arrow 

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is done. 
The spoiled kid is still on the 

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first page of free response with
like nothing written down, like 

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a little kind of notes, you 
know, when you're trying to like

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approach or problem and you just
write a little bit and you're 

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like no that's not how I 
approach this. 

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So you write a little bit of 
something else you're like. 

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No, I can't do this either. 
That's basically all the spoiled

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kid did and, you know, Arrow was
able to Arrow left. 

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The exam was still like, 30 
minutes ago because, you know, 

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he looked over his work and he 
finished so he's like well maybe

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the spoiled kid picks it up in 
the second half or whatever and 

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he A Haile Mariam like amazing 
comeback. 

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And, you know, there's still a 
chance that he'll do pretty 

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well. 
So they get the weekend but they

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get their grades back on Monday.
So they all walk into class and 

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they sit down and the teacher 
basically handsome, a little 

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slip of paper and on that slip 
of paper is your grade and also 

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the math class that you'll be in
next year. 

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Yes, sounds a little demeaning 
as like, oh you too bad. 

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You're going to be an important 
math class but the teacher also 

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said, you know, it's partly what
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able to Quest, which math class 
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And he said partly how you did 
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how you did on this exam. 
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reflection of how you did 
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overall, are you going to do 
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lower level math classes? 
What it what it adds up to be, 

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right? 
So the teacher hands around the 

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paper and you know, are all did 
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the math class that he felt 
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comfortable with, you know, I 
don't think you'd be happy if he

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lives in a math class higher 
than he thought. 

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To be or lower because he wants 
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challenged. 
He wants, you know, it's easier 

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with like, halogens it colleges 
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Right? 
And, you know, he looks around 

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and spoiled kid. 
He can't see what's on the spoil

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kids piece of paper because 
sometimes you're able to like 

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look over, you can kind of get a
sense of what this point, what's

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on, like, someone's like, I 
mean, it's not great to do, but,

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you know, don't lie, man. 
Like you've definitely like kind

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of ticking taking a little Quick
Glance, a little quick glance 

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around. 
Around right. 

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Just like, okay. 
I'll you know, I'll look over 

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here and oh, I just happened to 
see what that person got. 

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Oh no, they did not do well. 
Now I feel better about myself, 

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we've all been there. 
It's not a good thing to do, but

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it happens. 
But Arrow was not able to see 

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what was on the skids paper 
because he very quickly flipped 

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over and flipped it back, almost
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So are all kind of assumed that 
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And he was like, okay, well, I 
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just did not do well. 
Okay, this fine that makes a lot

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of sense. 
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this is kind of more of a chill 
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Like this is more of a she'll 
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exams and tests were done at 
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It was almost like almost like a
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So there are all at lunch in the
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Get happens to sit down with are
old some of his friends and the 

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spoiled kids. 
Like man, like Errol. 

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How did you do on that exam are 
illness position things like, oh

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well this kid probably didn't do
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whatever, like I'll tell him 
he's like, yeah, I got it. 88 on

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the exam. 
Which that was pretty good. 

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It was a hard exam in an 88, a 
very solid grade. 

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And the spoiled kids like only 
and 88. 

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Are you serious, bro. 
You only got an 88, dude. 

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I got 100% an arrow on his head,
his eye. 

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There's no way and spoiled kids 
like. 

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Yeah, dude. 
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I didn't even study for a second
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hours and hours, and I got 100 
and you got an 88 this work 

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smarter not. 
Faster bro, which is like a good

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expression for some things. 
But this kid definitely just 

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heard it somewhere and it was 
like I'm going to work smarter 

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because I'm a genius in this 
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So take the L and arrow was like
oh okay buzz like that's cool 

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for you like whatever, right? 
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this happens in class. 
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place. 
The spoiled kid is relentlessly 

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bragging about the fact that he 
got hundred percent because of 

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his genius intellect and he made
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About this in front of the 
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right? 
He was sitting on a group and 

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arrow wasn't in this group, but 
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them, so he could hear 
everything that was going on and

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the spoiled kid was like. 
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So I didn't even study for that 
exam and I got a 100% and the 

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guys like do that's crazy, like 
I didn't do so hot, like I got a

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70 something which, you know, 70
something is in the greatest 

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grave. 
But it's not like he failed or 

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something, right? 
And this boy, look is like, 

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dude, I We need to study and I 
got 100 and you spending all 

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this time and you didn't even 
get above an 80, like, oh my 

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God, bro. 
Like it must suck being you, 

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like, I bet you wish you were 
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Very cruel statement, especially
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well as he was leading on. 
Spoilers spoiled kid. 

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Did pretty pretty bad. 
I'm not going to tell you the 

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exact answer until the very end,
but the fact that he's not like 

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I get it, you feel bad about how
you did on the exam but don't be

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coming for other people. 
Like that's where we draw the 

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lines like. 
Okay, you can feel uncomfortable

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with how you did but we're 
drawing the line there bro. 

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Like, come on now, you can't be 
doing that and that teacher 

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overheard this and Errol, didn't
really notice these things until

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retrospect. 
For example, the kid spamming 

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through the questions, multiple 
choice doing them, randomly 

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Errol, didn't really notice this
until he learned exactly what 

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the kid got. 
As a grade also, the teacher 

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noticing that, you know, Arrow, 
Like bragging about or is it 

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spoil kids bragging about how 
well, he did, the teacher, 

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didn't notice this. 
And or it's Errol didn't notice 

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the teacher was noticing this 
really until after and he put 

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all the pieces together when the
teacher accidentally exposes him

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which I'll show you. 
And if okay, I did like air 

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quotes around accidentally, but 
I just remembered that you guys 

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can't see me. 
So II did added air quotes 

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around The Accidental part as 
you guys will see in a second. 

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So the teachers listening, Owing
to this boil kid basically birth

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is kid for like you're an idiot.
I'm a genius take the L 

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Fortnight dance, whatever. 
Right? 

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And the the teachers like oh all
right class. 

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Well, let's just put on a movie,
right? 

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Let's put on something, just 
have a nice relaxing, rest of 

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your day, and the teacher are 
plays his screen. 

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And when the screen goes up 
there, it's not the movie on the

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screen. 
In fact, it is something else 

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besides the movie. 
It is a Is a profile of a 

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student. 
So, basically, with their 

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grading software, its yes, you 
can see it, an aggregate, where 

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you see everyone's grades, but 
you can also click on an 

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individual student, right? 
And I'll show like what their 

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average grade is, what math 
class are going in and also how 

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well they did on the final 
assessment. 

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And you know who's who the 
teacher accidentally showed on 

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the screen for like five or ten 
seconds before fixing it? 

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Oh yeah. 
This was an accident, right? 

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He Showed the spoiled kid, the 
spoiled me, kid's grade was put 

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on the screen, was this on 
purpose? 

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The truth is Errol doesn't 
really know, but he doesn't 

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think that it was a coincidence,
and if it wasn't a coincidence, 

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kind of a Savage move by the 
teacher. 

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Like, I'm not going to lie a 
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Kind of did deserve it right? 
Kid really did deserve it there.

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So on the screen, you saw 
spoiled kids name and you saw 

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what he actually got on the 
final test and spoiler. 

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It was not The 100% from his 
genius intellect that he was 

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telling everyone. 
In fact it was a 32% and look if

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you got a 32 percent on test 
before, it feels bad man. 

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I'm not coming for you but I 
will be coming for you. 

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If you go around telling people 
that you got 100 and that you're

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a genius. 
And that everyone else has an 

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idiot because they studied and 
you don't have to study doll. 

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That's where I draw the line at 
that. 

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Exact very situation. 
I draw the line. 

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But yeah. 
So everyone looks like not 

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everyone sees it, but But the 
kids that were sitting with the 

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spoiled kid, who the spoiled kid
was berating side Errol, sod and

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the teachers, like, oh my fault.
And he quickly switches over to 

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like, Netflix to put on like a 
documentary or something. 

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In the kitten by Carol does has 
this big old grin on his face. 

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Not because he wants someone to 
do poorly but because he's just 

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like, okay, this kid came for me
yesterday because I got a good 

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grade and I study but his grade 
was supposedly better and he 

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didn't study. 
And he was saying how he was 

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such a genius and I wasn't and 
now look at who's the genius 

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now. 
Neither of us, but especially 

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not him. 
And the kid in front, I like 

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didn't do so well. 
And, and the spoiled kid was 

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berating, literally, just like 
turn to the spoil kiddos like, 

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huh, genius, huh? 
A spoiled kid. 

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His face was bright red. 
He was not responding to the kid

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in front of him at all. 
And this point in the kid in 

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front of him is like oh no 
genius, right? 

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You're talking about how you're 
a genius. 

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You didn't have to study and how
you got 100. 

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Hmm. 
And how I'm an idiot. 

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And I studied It and even got a 
40 or 70 or whatever. 

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Hmm, the spoiled kid is point is
bright red, like a cherry and he

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runs out of the classrooms. 
I have to go to the bathroom 

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quick very quickly to the 
teacher Andres prints out of 

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that classroom and yeah, you 
know, it was a little bit of a 

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tough lesson, but bro, at the 
end of the day, that's a life 

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lesson. 
Hopefully, that kid will 

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remember that for a very long 
time. 

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A little thing about being 
humble and also, if you lie, it 

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can come back to bite you. 
Like that's the something that 

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can't happen. 
So, yeah, the spoiled Did not 

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get 100% And he's not the next 
Einstein, The Reincarnation of 

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Einstein. 
Believe it or not, I click on 

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the video on screen right now. 
I know you'll enjoy it, just 

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click it, do it.
