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

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Today, I have two stories for 
you. 

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The two most spoiled kids. 
I have ever heard of, I know 

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you'll enjoy the story. 
So, sit back, relax, subscribe 

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to the Channel. 
Watch this video, on Spotify if 

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you want to link into the 
description and less this jump 

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right into it. 
So anyways we're going to call 

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the subscriber who submitted the
first story Chris so. 

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Anyways, Chris was in class and 
during this class like there was

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a project you had to do where 
it's a very common project that 

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you get in school. 
It's the what? 

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You want to do when you grow up 
project. 

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So Chris at this point in his 
life was in third grade. 

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So he was pretty young at this 
point and he was basically given

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the week to make a little 
summary of what he wanted to do.

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And then at the end of the week 
on Friday presented to everyone 

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in the class, there is also a 
kid in Chris's class who were 

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just going to call the spoiled 
kid and he was kind of known as 

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the spoiled kid because he 
always has acted very entitled, 

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he always had nice fancy stuff 
on or always had new clothes or 

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whatever and most Most notably 
is he always became like his dad

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drove, this like sports car to 
come pick them up. 

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Which bro, why are you driving 
the lambo to pick your kid up 

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from third grade? 
But anyways, right? 

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He was kind of noticed a spoiled
kid and that's kind of 

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irrelevant for right now because
Chris really wanted to be a 

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firefighter at that point in his
life. 

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So he went back home. 
He asked his mom. 

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If he could go and get like a 
firefighter costume from 

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Halloween store. 
They went, they found one, they 

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got it. 
Chris like looked up and were 

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asked his mom to help them Learn
some information about being a 

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firefighter and he put together 
a nice little presentation. 

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So now on the day it is now 
Friday. 

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It's the day that everyone is 
presenting and anyways, right? 

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So you know, everyone is sitting
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A lot of people are either in 
costumes or maybe they're, you 

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know, they have a poster board. 
Chris happens to be in costume 

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and has a poster board. 
The, you know who doesn't have 

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either really, the spoiled kid. 
This boiled kid, literally has 

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neither, he's just sitting there
and people are kind of looking 

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over like What's going on bro? 
Like why does this kid not have 

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anything? 
That's kind of crazy. 

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They're like I don't know. 
Or Chris is like maybe maybe has

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something memorize and its head.
Maybe I just can't see what he 

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has to like present or whatever 
but sure enough it's time for 

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Chris to go up there Chris goes 
up Nails. 

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His presentation says I won't be
firefighter says the monster 

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firefighter facts and sure 
enough more people go up. 

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You know, there's doctor lawyer 
astronaut Chemists mad 

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scientist, SpongeBob 
SquarePants, there's a lot of 

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professions that people go up 
and say that they want to do and

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that's when it's time for the 
spoiled kid. 

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So the teachers going down the 
list and reading out names like,

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alright, spoiled kid. 
It is your time to go up and 

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spoiled kid is like, he looks 
up. 

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He's like, whatever, and he 
walks up to the front of the 

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class and he said, when I am 
older, I want to be rich. that 

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was kind of sitting there like 
okay, and the teacher was kind 

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of looking at him like and And 
it was spoiled kids. 

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Like, that's it. 
That's my presentation, the 

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teachers. 
Like like wait a second spoiled 

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kid? 
Are you telling me that the only

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thing that you did was say that?
Like, I want to be rich and 

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you're done with it like that's 
all you did and then spoiled 

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kids like well, yeah. 
And the teachers like okay well 

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okay because you know this point
they didn't really have grades. 

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They got like a check Plus or 
check - or something, but it 

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really didn't affect them at 
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They were only in third grade. 
So the teacher wasn't like, I'm 

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gonna fail You but the teachers 
like, well, maybe you can add a 

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little bit more on the spot and 
spoiled kids like, well, I want 

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to be wealthy to which like, 
bro, rich and wealthy is 

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basically the same thing in a 
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And the teacher says like, no, 
no, no, what are you gonna do to

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become rich, the spoiled kids 
like, um, I'm just going to 

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become rich and this point the 
teachers, like, what do you mean

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a spoiled kid? 
Like is like, well some people 

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when they're born they're just 
like born like better than other

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people. 
And their did they just become 

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rich and the teachers, like 
spoiled kid, like, people aren't

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born better than other people. 
Everyone is Born the same at 

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Birth, like, that's ridiculous. 
This boil kids like, well, well,

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then why, like, why do I have 
all this cool stuff at my house?

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And when I go to other people's 
houses, they don't That cool 

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stuff. 
Remember, Bros in third grade, 

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but still like what? 
I mean, the thing is bro, this 

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is definitely the parents coming
in and telling some like. 

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So I guess I'm kind of like 
brainwashing right here and the 

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teachers I spoiled kid. 
Like that is super 

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disrespectful. 
Like everyone has different 

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opportunities and disadvantages 
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Just because, like, your parents
were able to like, you know, I'm

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sure that they work very hard. 
But there's also a bit of luck 

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involved in that. 
Like, you gotta be great, like, 

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you got to be grateful for all 
that you can to say that. 

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You got that because you deserve
it, like you were just happen to

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be born from them and spoil kids
like, well, I don't understand. 

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Like I thought the way the world
worked was like, if you are rich

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that just meant you were better 
and poor people are poor because

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they're worse and the teacher is
a staring at the spoiled kid 

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with his mouth with his mouth 
like wide open and everyone else

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in classes like kind of turning 
around like talking to each 

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other. 
Like, dude, what, what did this 

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kid just say, did you just say I
was worse? 

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Because my parents make less. 
He said, I'm inherently worth 

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like worse. 
Less like, what. 

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And spoil kid said, yeah, like 
what? 

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And he said, also, what is like 
job have to do with money? 

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He's like, isn't it? 
Just like the poor people have 

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jobs, and then, you know, the 
better people AKA rich people. 

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Just, they're just able to sit 
there and the teacher was like, 

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no, like you make money from 
your jobs, is spoiled kids. 

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Like, oh, okay. 
Well, then I want to be really 

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rich when I grow up and the 
teachers like, it spoiled kid. 

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You don't understand. 
Like you're putting It in a 

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fortunate position position. 
Where your parents have done 

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well, like that's awesome. 
That's great whatever, right? 

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That's not a job, just having 
money is not a job. 

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That's not how this works. 
And everyone could kind of tell 

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that the teacher was starting to
get a little bit upset because 

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look, being a teacher, is a 
thankless profession, right? 

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You have a lot of snotty kids in
your class so they don't care 

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what you're doing. 
You also don't get paid at all 

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most people most of the time, 
teachers are doing it. 

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Because they believe that their 
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You know, teaching the next 
generation of kids and that is 

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really the only way they get 
paid and gratitude, or not 

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gratitude, but just like knowing
they're doing something 

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important. 
So, this teacher was a little 

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mad that this kid the spoiled 
kid was basically, like, well, 

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I'm plan to do nothing and be 
really lame when I grow up. 

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Like, I'm just going to sit 
there and, you know, fiend off 

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all the money, I'm going to get 
my inheritance basically what 

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this kid was saying. 
So when you are you anyways, 

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right? 
The spoiled kid is like, I 

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don't, I don't understand. 
And, you know, the teachers like

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okay, pick a Session spoiled 
kid, pick a profession. 

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And spoiled kid is starting to 
get angry himself. 

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He's like, I just want to be 
rich. 

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I don't care what you're saying 
in the teacher is, like, that's 

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not a profession, choose a job. 
What do you want to do? 

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And this is one of the spoiled 
kid, says, daddy says, I don't 

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need a job because he's so rich.
He'll pay for everything I ever 

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want. 
And that's when everyone in the 

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class is like, hey yo, bro, 
what, huh? 

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And sure, enough, right, the 
teachers, like starting to get a

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little upset as well and the 
teachers like you know what? 

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Let's pretend you had to 
contribute to society, in some 

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way. 
Let's pretend. 

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So, I mean, look, it's a grown 
adult fighting with a little 

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kid. 
So I don't know if anyone's 

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really the person and the right 
here, I don't think the kids 

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saying that, like everyone is 
inherently worse than him 

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because his parents have money 
is in the right. 

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But I also don't think an adult 
fighting with a kids in the 

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right either. 
But anyways right you know so 

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it's a heated match and Chris is
just sitting there very 

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awkwardly, very uncomfortable 
and that's When the spoiled kid 

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starts to like he basically 
loses it he starts saying just 

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because you poor broke 
individuals with no money. 

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Like are mad at me and jealous 
for what I earned iron bro. 

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Congrats on being the right 
sperm, the one to the right cell

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like congrats I don't know, like
what are you saying? 

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But anyways he's like you guys 
are all so jealous. 

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I can smell the jealousy from 
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It reeks of jealousy. 
See because you guys are all 

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jealous and haters, I hate how 
hater you guys are. 

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You're all jealous and you suck 
and because you're poor and 

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broke and lame, and the kid 
literally runs out of the 

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classroom and he disliked at 
this point, where the teachers, 

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like, oh my God, like, what am I
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Like, and the teacher said, okay
class, like, please ignore what 

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just happened. 
Let's continue on. 

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And basically, what happens is 
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Ran out, went to his backpack, 
they have to keep their 

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backpacks outside. 
They go out and they grab their 

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books, or whatever. 
And he G his like portable 

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phone. 
He dials up the like a number 

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for his dad and within 30 
minutes, his dad arrives at the 

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school and so anyways you know 
Chris is in class. 

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He's in there finishing up their
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When the spoiled kid in the 
spoiled kids dad, barged through

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the door and spoil kid's. 
Dad is like looks at the teacher

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and says my son says that you 
were shaming him for us being 

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successful. 
Like is this true? 

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The teacher said today was 
supposed to be career day. 

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Your son went up there and just 
said you know, I want to be Be 

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rich. 
So I kind of just pressed him 

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and asked him. 
Okay. 

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Well, what career path do you 
want to do to obtain such status

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and wealth, right? 
And he said that, you know, he 

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is going to be rich because he 
deserves it, we're poor because 

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we're, you know, we don't 
deserve it and that like you're 

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going to basically pay for 
everything that he ever wants. 

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And that he doesn't need a job. 
And his dad says, and you got my

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name out of my son for saying 
that that's exactly what's 

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happening. 
That's exactly true. 

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The teachers like wait. 
So you believe that like the 

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reason why some people Are 
poured. 

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Some people are rich and that 
they're just born is worse off. 

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Like they're not as good a bit 
of person and is that in the 

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spoiled kids? 
Dad is like, yeah, that's 

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exactly what I think. 
And he looks down a sign, he 

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says, you know what, son, good 
for you, you're taking off 

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you're taking on like, your old 
dad. 

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Like, you know what? 
Let's go home. 

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I'm going to take you out for 
ice cream. 

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The spoiled kids like, Yay, ice 
cream, and the kid, and the, the

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father walk off. 
This is kind of a sad story 

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because look, at the end of the 
day, a lot of times. 

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Is views and opinions of kids 
are really just formed from 

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their environment. 
And a lot of times parents are 

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like, the majority are kind of 
like the main factor in 

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determining what that 
environment will be. 

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So this is kind of an 
unfortunate story but it is what

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it is. 
And yeah. 

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So Chris like remember, this 
happened long time ago for Chris

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and Chris was this kid kind of a
little bit, grew out of it. 

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He was always kind of been 
spoiled and entitled even as he 

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got older but he wasn't as bad 
as this for the next spoiled kid

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story. 
We're going to call this Scriber

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Clarence. 
So anyways, clearance was out of

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restaurant. 
It was a bit of a fancier 

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restaurant. 
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McDonald's or something. 
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sit-down restaurant and Clarence
and his parents sat down next to

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another table. 
That probably just got there a 

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couple minutes before them. 
It was a mom, a dad, and a son. 

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This son was probably in, like 
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He might have been the fourth or
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this son we're just going to 
call the spoiled kid because oh 

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my God. 
He was this boy old kid, right? 

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So first of all Clarence was 
watching and you know hey 

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Clarence his parents had hey no 
phones no iPads, no devices or 

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anything at the table. 
When you're sitting at the 

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table, please pay attention to 
like your other. 

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The other people. 
They're like your company. 

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It's important to like maintain 
conversations and I think that's

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a good thing personally. 
I try and obtain like uphold 

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that as much as I possibly can, 
but anyways, right Clarence was 

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looking over and there was a 
kid, the spoiled kid had his big

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ol iPad and he was just on it 
and he had IPad on the table and

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Clarence saw the spoil kids. 
Mom be like, so spoiled kid. 

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How was school today? 
And spoiled kids? 

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Like, shut up, mom, I'm watching
minions and he says on his iPad 

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and you know the spoil because 
Dad is like son. 

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It's not polite to talk to your 
mother like that. 

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He's like, shut up Dad. 
I'm on my iPad watching minions 

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and there's this boy like 
Clarence is like wow, this kids 

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like a real jerk. 
Like Bro, Look your parents 

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Parents. 
First of all, they're the ones 

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who raised you. 
You know, they put a house under

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your hip under your head, over 
your head. 

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They gave you that iPad. 
You've done none of this before.

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Yes. 
You know, they brought you into 

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this world so you know, you're 
entitled to a little bit but 

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come on now, have a little bit 
of respect when everything you 

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have in life is because of them 
don't be like bro I'm watching 

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minions. 
I'm too busy like get out of 

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here with that out of here with 
that that's ridiculous and sure 

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enough right? 
You know, Clarence watches as 

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this kid is like Shut up mom. 
I'm watching minions. 

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I'm going to be a my iPad and 
so. 

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Sure enough, right, who's the 
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Parents kind of give up, which 
look, if I'm going to be a 

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parent, I'm not giving up. 
I'm not tolerating disrespect 

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like that but anyways. 
Right, so sure enough, you know,

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this kid is is on his iPad and 
he said he doesn't have the 

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volume down low. 
He literally has the volume 

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cranked up to the maximum. 
Yes, this was a restaurant with 

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a lot of people. 
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Ambiance but within that 
Ambience you could hear Onrush 

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gameplay. 
It was the loudest thing of the 

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room and the thing is, right. 
Maybe the person sitting at the 

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end like a very far away. 
Couldn't hear like that Minion 

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Rush in the background from this
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But since Clarence, and his 
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to them, like their conversation
was being drowned out by minions

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sounds like from the movie, he's
like, oh my God. 

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And the thing is, right, and 
this spoiled kid, you might be 

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thinking. 
Wow, this kids disrespecting his

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parents, and he's on his iPad 
being super loud. 

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He, this must be the worst to 
get snow. 

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Trust me, he gets so much worse,
real quick, comment, spoiled. 

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If you made it this far into the
video, I really would appreciate

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it just to see who made it this 
far. 

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Also, if you want to support the
channel, literally just continue

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watching these videos. 
I keep on seeing comments from 

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people saying, I've watched five
videos today. 

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I've watched 20 videos this 
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I just want to let you know that
when I see those comments, I try

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and hearth them as much as I 
can. 

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And even if I don't, it's not, I
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watching a bunch of videos is 
what is helping the channel, get

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promoted as as much as it is. 
So I really, really, really do 

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appreciate it. 
And also, yes, we are on 

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Spotify. 
It is linked in the description 

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but also if you look up Connor, 
pugs, it'll be the only Connor 

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pugs podcast. 
I do believe. 

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And you can watch these videos 
on the go or whatever, right? 

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And also, don't forget to use 
code. 

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Connor, pugs on gamer subs for 
10% off. 

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It helps me. 
It helps you. 

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You love to see it. 
And finally, finally, if you 

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want to submit your own stories,
these are subscribers submitted 

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stories. 
My Instagram account, Connor 

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pugs, it's also in the 
description follow me and then 

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DME or stories and don't say oh 
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Do you want to hear it just DME 
the stories? 

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A lot of times even if I use the
stories I won't even respond 

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just in case I change my mind a 
little bit later, so always be 

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checking in with the videos to 
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also if I do use your story 
there's a good chance I alter 

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most of the details just to make
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the person and you get in 
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It also just keeping a good like
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Anyways, let's get Back to it. 
So, sure enough Clarence is 

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listening over and the other 
table with a spoiled kid, they 

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get their food, right? 
Like food was given out like 

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handed over and you know on this
like dish or whatever. 

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There was a like a main course. 
And then there was like 

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vegetables. 
And the thing is right? 

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I get it. 
If you don't like your 

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vegetables, you don't like your 
vegetables. 

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There's not a lot that I can do 
about it. 

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Personally, I think you should 
eat your vegetables. 

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I think that it's important to 
eat your greens. 

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However, if you don't whatever, 
man. 

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I'm charging you. 
However what you should not be 

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doing is taking your broccoli 
and throwing floor throwing it 

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across the room to random 
people. 

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That's not what you should be 
doing to say the least. 

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Right? 
So anyways as you know, Clarence

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is sitting there and he's not 
even looking at the spoiled kids

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table when he feels something 
hit his face and he looks down 

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at the table and there's a piece
of broccoli on the freaking 

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table, bro. 
There's a piece of broccoli on 

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the table and sure enough. 
Right? 

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You know, he looks over and the 
Spoiled kid is picking up the 

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broccoli on his plate and 
trucking it across the room, 

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just like throwing it across the
place, hitting other people, 

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they're looking over, and the 
spoiled kids. 

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Mom is like, like spoiled kid. 
Don't throw your food. 

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Don't like, this is not a food 
fight, like, have some respect, 

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the spoiled kids, like, shut up,
mom. 

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I'm gonna do whatever I want and
this point right, you know, 

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Clarence is looking over. 
He's like, wow, like this is 

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kind of disrespectful. 
This is kind of like not. 

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Great thing. 
And sure enough to spoil the 

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kid. 
Can you continue since this? 

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Take fistfuls of broccoli and 
peas, and just throwing them all

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around the place. 
And the thing is no one at this,

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or no. 
One at the at the restaurant who

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works there. 
Notice this? 

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Because I'm pretty sure they 
come over and ask him to stop. 

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I mean, I don't know, maybe they
think it's such a great thing 

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they say, ho sir, thank you so 
much for checking your mushed up

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vegetables in your hand, all 
across all over the place. 

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Thank you so much. 
You're so valuable to our 

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customer service. 
Um, Add to her atmosphere with 

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all the vegetables flying around
like nope. 

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Dude. 
Like no one actually wants that.

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This is not as bad as the 
spoiled kid gets because the 

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next thing he does is finally, 
right. 

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He gets bored. 
He eats like a little bit off 

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his plate and then he leaves the
table and a spoiled kids. 

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That is like spoiled kid. 
Get back here. 

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Sit down. 
We're going to have a nice 

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conversation. 
He's like now, shout out that he

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just kind of just starts walking
around and that's when Clarence 

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watches as the spoiled kid 
approaches his table. 

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Lance is like, oh my God, like 
what's going on here and 

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Clarence had like a big thing of
fries because he got steak and 

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he got steak with fries on the 
side and he sees the spoiled 

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kid. 
Look over come over to the table

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and Clarence and his parents 
were like, hello, there spoiled 

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kid is like hello. 
And he literally takes his big 

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greasy palms and grabs a handful
of fries and runs away. 

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And Clarence is like hey like 
what bro? 

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Like come back in the thing is, 
right? 

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He took like three fourths of 
the fries he took Took most of 

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clarence's fries. 
And at this restaurant, the 

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fries were like the greatest 
fries around Clarence. 

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Has been thinking about these 
fries for a week's, okay? 

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Maybe that's an exaggeration, 
but you know what I mean? 

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The fries are good. 
So Clarence is upset, and he 

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starts looking over and he sees 
the spoiled kid is going table 

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to table, literally taking 
people stuff. 

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He's going from table to the 
next table to the next table to 

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the next table. 
Literally does nabbing stuff 

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from people and people are like,
hey, like what's going on here? 

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And that's when someone gets up 
and talks to a manager of the 

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restaurant pointing at the 
spoiled kid and Clarence watches

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as the manager is like, looking 
over the person complaining is 

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pointing at the spoiled kid and 
shows a spoiled kid going from 

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table to table like grabbing 
stuff. 

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And that's when the manager 
walks over to the spoiled kids 

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parents. 
This is hey guys, you gotta 

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control your kid and they're 
like, hey, like we've been 

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trying to, he's been so bad and 
the managers like, I like I do. 

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I mean no disrespect or 
anything. 

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But if you can't control Them. 
I'm going to have. 

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I'm going to have to ask all of 
you to leave. 

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And the thing is the spoiled kid
heard this. 

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And the spoiled kid is like, you
can't tell me that they do 

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anything. 
The managers like I'm the 

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manager of this restaurant. 
If you don't key, if you 

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continue to take stuff from 
people, you don't sit down and 

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eat the dinner like everyone 
else with your parents. 

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I'm going to have to ask you all
to leave. 

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I think it's a pretty fair 
request and a spoiled kid gets 

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super angry. 
He's like you can't tell me what

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to You do. 
So the spoil kid runs away, 

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right? 
And his parents were like, I'm 

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so sorry, I'll go get them. 
However, they're not expecting. 

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What's about to happen next. 
And what's about to happen next.

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Is that the spoiled kid, bro? 
This spoiled kid starts running 

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around and like he takes a like 
one of the salt and pepper 

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shakers and Chuck's it through 
the window and the window 

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apparently was like, it was like
one of those like glass panel 

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things, it wasn't like a big 
thick window. 

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It goes right through the glass 
panel. 

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Shatters and the glass 
shattering noise is enough to 

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get everyone's attention in the 
restaurant. 

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So they all turn their heads and
they're looking over and they're

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just like like what's going on 
here and everyone turns. 

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And they look at the spoiled kid
and the spoiled kid is literally

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just standing there, like he is 
just standing there watching 

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everyone. 
Watch him and he's next to a big

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thing of broken glass and the 
manager angrily turns to his 

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parents and is like, if you 
don't control your kid, And get 

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him out of here. 
I'm going to call the police to 

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do that for them. 
And the parents are like, he's 

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just a kid, why would you call 
the police shattered, glass 

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noise, number two, and they look
over and they see the spoiled 

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kid has taken a stool and thrown
it through a normal glass 

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window, which is insane, right? 
And they're like, okay, Point 

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proven. 
So the to sew the two parents 

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run over to the spoil kid and 
her like sweetie. 

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We need to go home and they 
spoil kids like no Mom and Dad. 

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I do what I want because I I can
do anything. 

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This is my world and he 
literally does continues. 

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He takes another chair and his 
dad is like, spoiled kid. 

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If we go back home, we can get 
ice cream and spoiled kids. 

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Like, of course, we're getting 
ice cream when we go home. 

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00:21:40,900 --> 00:21:44,400
When you take me home, I'm going
to get ice cream no matter what.

448
00:21:44,400 --> 00:21:47,100
But I want to keep doing what 
I'm doing right now. 

449
00:21:47,200 --> 00:21:50,600
So this point, right, you know, 
Clarence looks over and sees the

450
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manager literally going over and
like calling the police at this 

451
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point. 
You see, is the manager of being

452
00:21:56,400 --> 00:21:58,600
like, ahh? 
Nah, bro, this is not happening,

453
00:21:58,600 --> 00:22:01,400
not in my restaurant and so sure
enough, right? 

454
00:22:01,400 --> 00:22:04,500
You know, he calls the police. 
And this point, the spoiled kid 

455
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and his parents are like, okay, 
come on spoiled kid and spoiled 

456
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kids. 
Like not today. 

457
00:22:09,700 --> 00:22:12,900
He takes his like, takes another
like share throws it through 

458
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another window. 
Is this point, right? 

459
00:22:15,000 --> 00:22:17,600
A lot of people are getting up 
to leave because this is 

460
00:22:17,600 --> 00:22:19,500
ridiculous and sure enough. 
Right? 

461
00:22:19,500 --> 00:22:22,700
The police do arrive and the 
spoiled kid doesn't see the 

462
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police and he picks up another 
chair when you He feels a bit of

463
00:22:25,800 --> 00:22:29,300
resistance like there's someone 
else tugging on the chair it's a

464
00:22:29,300 --> 00:22:32,600
spoiled kid thinks his dad. 
He's like don't try and stop me 

465
00:22:32,600 --> 00:22:36,200
Dad and he turns around and he's
looking directly at an officer 

466
00:22:36,400 --> 00:22:39,600
who he's holding onto the chair.
He's like, oh oh, oh my God, he 

467
00:22:39,608 --> 00:22:42,500
drops the chair and he runs 
away, but he runs over to the 

468
00:22:42,500 --> 00:22:45,400
exit, which is the door, and who
do you think a standing in the 

469
00:22:45,400 --> 00:22:48,300
door another officer and he 
starts crying. 

470
00:22:48,300 --> 00:22:53,100
He's like, it wasn't me. 
It was my parents in that kid, 

471
00:22:53,100 --> 00:22:55,600
and he points over to Clarence 
the subscriber and It is like 

472
00:22:55,600 --> 00:22:58,100
Pro. 
What it Took fries for me and 

473
00:22:58,100 --> 00:23:01,500
now you're blaming me for 
causing damages at a restaurant.

474
00:23:01,700 --> 00:23:05,100
Anyways, police officers are 
told by the mm, like the manager

475
00:23:05,100 --> 00:23:08,500
of know, it was this kid. 
And so anyways police officers 

476
00:23:08,500 --> 00:23:11,400
the manager that parents and 
this kid are all standing 

477
00:23:11,400 --> 00:23:13,300
around. 
They're basically just talking 

478
00:23:13,300 --> 00:23:16,300
about damages, like how it's 
going to be settled, how all 

479
00:23:16,300 --> 00:23:19,800
that basically restaurant is one
Banning them from ever coming 

480
00:23:19,800 --> 00:23:24,200
back into sending them a bill 
for, you know, the damage is 

481
00:23:24,200 --> 00:23:26,800
done to the window. 
Do and the cops basically say 

482
00:23:26,800 --> 00:23:30,200
like hey like you know the 
manager said that you know he's 

483
00:23:30,200 --> 00:23:33,500
not going to press any charges 
or have any police action 

484
00:23:33,500 --> 00:23:36,000
against your son so he won't be 
going to juvie or anything like 

485
00:23:36,000 --> 00:23:39,300
that or be on watch or something
but like you need to be better 

486
00:23:39,300 --> 00:23:42,700
parents and they're like I know 
and with that they left and like

487
00:23:42,700 --> 00:23:45,600
basically most people this 
pointed left Clarence and his 

488
00:23:45,600 --> 00:23:48,200
parents had finished eating, 
they're paying the check and 

489
00:23:48,200 --> 00:23:51,000
Clarence just looked over and 
man, bro. 

490
00:23:51,000 --> 00:23:54,300
Bro, to saw like a massive, 
like, you just saw a massive 

491
00:23:54,300 --> 00:23:56,800
pile of glass. 
Yes, bro, he just saw massive 

492
00:23:56,800 --> 00:24:00,600
pile of glass and yeah, you 
know, the moral of the story is 

493
00:24:00,600 --> 00:24:02,700
if you're a parent like 
sometimes you got to be 

494
00:24:02,700 --> 00:24:05,000
forceful. 
Some I mean not physically, but 

495
00:24:05,000 --> 00:24:07,600
sometimes you got to put your 
foot down and not let your kid 

496
00:24:07,600 --> 00:24:10,000
run you because they'll turn to 
something like that. 

497
00:24:10,100 --> 00:24:11,400
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498
00:24:11,400 --> 00:24:13,800
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499
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