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Today we have a story time of an
iPad kid who actually thinks the

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ocean is made of blue Gatorade. 
I'm not even kidding. 

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With that being said, let's just

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jump into this crazy story. 
So bring all the subscribers 

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into the story, Adam. 
Anyways, this all happened one 

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day when Adam was out on the 
beach with his family for the 

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first time in a while, right? 
His extended family. 

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It's something where he had a 
younger cousin who we're going 

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to call Ben, who is the iPad kid
in this situation. 

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And it's been about a year since
he's seen them, right? 

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Because they live in different 
States and, you know, Adam's 

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always busy with school or he 
has travelling sports teams or 

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something like that, that he has
to go and do. 

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So this is the first time in a 
year that he's been able to hang

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out with them. 
You know, Adam really likes, you

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know, his extended family quite 
a bit. 

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And it was aunt, uncle are just 
really nice. 

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You know, there's a couple of 
older siblings that are, you 

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know, just, you know, they're 
nice. 

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But the younger kid who's 5 in 
this story before a year ago, 

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you know, it's something where 
Adam being 12, he doesn't really

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have a lot to relate to A5 year 
old. 

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And like, I can totally 
understand, you know what I'm 

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saying? 
Like it's it's pretty 

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reasonable. 
You might be thinking like, OK, 

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Connor is that isn't that big of
a deal to this kid. 

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You know, there's such a like an
age difference. 

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Of course they're not going to 
get along well. 

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You know, Adam just wants to 
note that like, yes, this kid 

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might have been four year prior,
but he was like extremely 

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annoying about the iPad because 
the last time that they went 

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together or something where this
kid when his mom would be like, 

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all right, Ben, you've been on 
your iPad for 48 hours straight.

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Maybe it's time to, you know, 
put that down and spend some 

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good time with your family and 
cousins. 

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And this kid, Ben, this happened
a year ago from this story. 

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Like he was at the dinner table 
holding like the iPad, not even 

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like looking at the iPad under 
the table. 

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You know, the way you might kind
of flip out your phone for a 

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second and check it under the 
table. 

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Now, this kid was like holding 
it at his face with his like 

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arms basically extended, but he 
was trying to make this like a 

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TV or something. 
But anyways, right, he's holding

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the iPad out and when his mom 
says this and yeah, he wasn't 

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literally on the iPad for 48 
hours straight. 

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It's not like this guy was 
sleepwalking around with his 

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iPad. 
I mean maybe he was not like 

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Adam really would know, but at 
the same time like he was on it 

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almost every waking hour and I 
don't know, he just like looks 

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at his mom and is like, why 
would I want to speak to my 

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stupid cousin anyways when I had
my iPad and Adam's sitting there

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like yo, what did I do? 
It's not like I was like going 

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to your aunt and being like, you
need to take Ben's iPad away. 

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I want to hang out with some 
random 4 year old, you know, You

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know what I'm saying? 
Like it just didn't make any 

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sense. 
And, you know, Adam's on it's 

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like, Oh my God, Ben, dude, I 
can't believe you said that. 

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You're going to, you know, go up
to your room and when you 

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understand what you've done, 
like you're going to like 

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apologize to to Adam. 
Here's the small problem with 

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that situation. 
Ben's mom, so Adam's aunt never 

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exploit. 
I think she was just so 

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embarrassed and like upset 
because she like immediately is 

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like Adam, I'm so sorry. 
Like he's been in such a mood. 

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For some reasons, she didn't 
realize that Ben just literally 

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went upstairs with his side pad.
So Ben got away. 

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Like, he honestly got Ben got 
the best outcome in this 

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situation for him because he was
just able to just go upstairs 

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with his iPad, which he wanted 
to do is probably a nuisance to 

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have to like, filter out all the
conversations of his of his 

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loved ones and his family, 
right. 

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So he can look at more Cocoa 
Melon or Roblox or whatever. 

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Yeah. 
But he had to filter that all 

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out. 
So, oh, you know, this is the 

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best case scenario because now I
can go upstairs and spend, you 

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know, 100% of my attention on 
Roblox or the iPad now. 

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Yay. 
So, yeah, it's something where a

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year later, you know, Adam was 
he was excited to see the rest 

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of his family and like he was 
complaining to his mom a little 

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bit on the like the drive up and
being like, I wish like, you 

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know, Ben went to some camp or 
something or was sick. 

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Like, I wish he wasn't there, 
you know, and Adam's mom's like,

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hey, Adam. 
Like, I understand that. 

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Like Ben was pretty rude last 
time. 

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You also have to remember how 
young he is. 

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Like, you know, you were a 
little bit of a little bit of a 

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twerp when you were younger, you
know, that kind of standard mom 

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talk or whatever. 
Adam's like, yeah, that's fair. 

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But like, I don't know, he's 
like, fine, you know what, you 

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know, especially when you're 
that young, you can mature quite

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a bit. 
I mean, it's not like you're 

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going to be like a mature 60 
year old, but like in a year, 

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that's a, you know, as a, as a 
kid, that's a long time. 

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You a lot of brain development, 
a lot of learning, right? 

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So anyways, Adam was open to see
how everything would be going. 

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So they get there, you know, 
Adam's mom parks the car, you 

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know, kind of gets all that 
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They walk out and they're 
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And then, you know, after that 
they're going to go to like stay

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one night at, you know, Adam's 
cousin. 

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So Ben and his parents and his 
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They have a house like nearby 
the beach. 

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So they decide to meet at the 
beach directly and then they'll 

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drive back to the house. 
So they get out of the car. 

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You know, Adam and Adam's 
holding his like, you know, he 

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has his like flip flops on, has 
like a tower wrapped around him.

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Swimming trunks is holding, you 
know, like when there's like 

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coolers, whatever that had some 
sandwiches and some drinks in 

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there. 
Like, you know, walking down. 

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And that's when like, you know, 
you see the aunt waving. 

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So they walk down. 
You know, aunt gives, you know, 

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Adam a big hug. 
Adam sees like his other two 

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cousins that are about his age, 
which are the ones he likes to 

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hang out with and do not scream 
at him at the dinner table being

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like, I don't want to speak to 
my stupid cousin. 

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I'd rather watch Roblox on my 
iPad. 

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So yeah, he's pretty excited 
about this. 

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And he actually doesn't even 
see, he doesn't even see Ben for

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a second. 
So in the back of Adam's mind, 

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he feels a little guilty about 
feeling those. 

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But he's kind of just like, 
dude, maybe I lucked out. 

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Maybe he demanded to stay at 
home on the iPad. 

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So, you know, I can have some 
cool beach time with my cousins 

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or whatever. 
Sure enough, they're walking 

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there and they get closer 
because, like, they have the, 

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you know, Ben and Ben's family 
has all their, like, kind of 

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lawn chairs or whatever and 
towels at one point, the beach. 

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So they walk over there and, 
yeah, sure enough, you see this,

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you know, Adam starts to see 
almost like the outline of Ben 

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showing up. 
And he's like, OK, like, yeah, 

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that's fine. 
Like, whatever, got to get. 

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He kind of got his hopes up for 
a second, all for nothing. 

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But you know how it goes. 
Anyways, so he gets there and he

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sees that, you know, Ben is 
sitting in the beach chair and 

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surprise, surprise, guess what 
he's doing? 

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Yeah, Buddy's on his iPad, bro. 
And he's sitting there or 

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whatever, doesn't even 
acknowledge Adam. 

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He's somehow like worse being 
like so sucked into the iPad. 

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And I was telling you last time,
it was like every moment of the 

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waking day that, you know, Adam 
was there, he was on the iPad 

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and that's why his mom's like, 
yo, put that down. 

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And then he's like crashes out 
at Adam for no reason. 

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Such just a, a ridiculous stray 
out of nowhere, which I just 

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kind of think is pretty funny. 
But anyways, sure enough, right?

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They get there, they walk in 
and, you know, he, you know, 

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Adam eventually sits down. 
You know, just by the way that 

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people were sitting down, it 
was, you know, he kind of got 

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stuck with the one next to Ben, 
which, you know, Adam was kind 

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of jockeying for a different 
spot, potentially the farthest 

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away, just so we didn't catch 
any more unnecessary strays, if 

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that makes sense. 
Anyways, he sits down and like 

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Ben like acknowledges him. 
He Ben is locked in on his iPad.

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He's like yo and Adam's like 
what's up, man? 

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How's it going? 
No response. 

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I think it's something where 
like Ben was like told by his on

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like, you know, you better be a 
lot nicer. 

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Remember it happened last time. 
Like, you know, show him that 

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you've really changed because I 
know you have. 

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Well, guess what, Spoiler, he 
really hadn't changed. 

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And he was like, yo, anyways, 
right. 

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So they're sitting there and, 
you know, Adam's like talking, 

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trying to like talk over to his 
cousins, you know, having 

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conversation. 
And that's when his two cousins 

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are like, oh, yeah, we got to 
go. 

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Like they had to go do 
something. 

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I don't know what they did, but 
it's like they had to go off. 

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The parents were on the other 
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So it's kind of this like 
awkward moment where it was 

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really just Adam sitting there 
in silence because like, he 

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didn't, he even left his phone 
in the car because he's like, 

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I'm not going to bring that to 
the beach. 

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And it's just been sitting 
there, you know, on his iPad and

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he's sitting there. 
It's kind of silence, kind of 

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awkward, whatever. 
And then all of a sudden, right,

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you know, you know, Adam's kind 
of like spacing out, looking at 

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the water, looking at the waves,
just kind of enjoying 

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everything. 
And that's when, like, he hears,

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like him, Ben, go, no, wait, no,
no, no, no, no, it can't be. 

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So he turns over. 
He's like, what's up, man? 

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He's like, shoot my iPad. 
It's out of power, ma'am. 

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His mom's like, yes, sweetie, 
Ma'am, did you pack the charger?

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She's like, sweetie, I told you,
like, you could use your iPad as

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long as you wanted, but I didn't
bring the portable charger so 

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that you'd spend some time on 
the iPad and some time with your

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cousins. 
He's like, ma'am, you cannot be 

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serious. 
She's like, all right, well, 

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we're going to be here for 
another hour, so maybe you and 

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Adam can, you know, have a 
little chat, which, you know, 

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Ben wasn't happy about because, 
you know, he just doesn't want 

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to do it. 
Like he just wants to be on his 

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iPad. 
But you know what? 

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Adam wasn't that happy about it 
either. 

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To be honest, he wasn't that 
happy either because he's like, 

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wait, now I got to like, you 
know, now I got to actually 

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like, listen to this kid, Like I
actually have to talk to him. 

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And like the last conversation I
had with him was him crashing 

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out on me for genuinely no 
reason at all. 

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Like, bro, this is not a better 
deal for me by any means. 

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So he was kind of sitting there 
just dead silence. 

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And eventually Adam's like, OK, 
fine, whatever, I'll try to talk

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to him. 
He's like, so how's how are 

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things? 
I mean, what is Adam supposed to

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say? 
How's the iPad? 

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How's the brain rot? 
How's the slop? 

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Is it going well? 
It's like, I guess it's going 

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well. 
And Ben just looks at him and 

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it's like, I miss my iPad. 
But it's just like, dude, he 

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could have just like look, he 
could have responded like good. 

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He could have said he could have
actually been like a good cousin

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was like, yeah, I've been doing 
this, been doing this. 

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How about you? 
How's school? 

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How's this? 
Try to at least engage, but not 

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even just like at least he could
have just been like super short 

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and snippy of just like Nah, 
good, whatever, who cares. 

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But he he went a next level with
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Bro. 
He decided to be like, I miss my

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iPad. 
Imagine responding to someone 

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who's like, oh, how are you 
doing? 

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How is your life? 
How is this? 

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How is that by saying I miss my 
iPad, Bro, I wish I could just 

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scroll on brain rot all day. 
Like, dude, you might actually 

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be cooked. 
So, you know, Adam's like, ha, 

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ha, well, I'm sure you can 
charge it when you get back. 

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And he's like, I'm charging at 
the 2nd. 

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I'm going in the car. 
I have a charger with me, but I 

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don't have somewhere to charge 
it and just sits there and it's 

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like excruciating. 
And, you know, Adam at this 

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point is just waiting for his 
cousins to get back, and he's 

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just kind of sitting there. 
And then Ben decides to actually

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talk to him. 
Surprise. 

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Well, So what happened was Adam 
went to go in the cooler and got

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a drink. 
And all he brought was waters, 

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like, water bottles and then 
sandwiches. 

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I mean, pretty good drink. 
Like, it's pretty good beach 

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food. 
But Ben is like, do you want a 

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Gatorade? 
So Adam's like, actually Loki, 

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I, too, want a Gatorade. 
And Ben's like, OK, like, give 

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me a glass. 
I'm going to go to the ocean and

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get some. 
So Adam just kind of stares at 

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him and then he like, kind of 
smiles. 

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He's like, what do you mean, 
man? 

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He's like, I'm going to go to 
the, I'm going to go to the 

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ocean to get some Gatorade out 
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And Adam laughs a little bit, 
and then he notices Ben is just 

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giving him this deadpan 
expression, like this kind of 

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look of like, why are you 
laughing? 

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Like, is there something funny I
don't see? 

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I'm sure enough. 
Ben's like, he's like, why are 

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you like looking at me like 
that? 

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And he's like, Adam kind of says
the reasonable thing of like, 

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what do you mean by you're going
to go to the ocean to get 

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Gatorade? 
And Ben is kind of just like, 

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that's what's in the ocean. 
Like what do you mean? 

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Like, where do you think they 
get the blue Gatorade from? 

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And at this point, like Adam's 
like, no, no, no, it's, it's, 

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it's salty water. 
It's seawater. 

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So it's water with a, you know, 
a bunch of salt and a bunch of, 

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you know, dead fish and stuff in
it. 

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And Ben's like, OK, yeah, no, I 
saw it on my iPad yesterday that

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blue Gatorade comes from the 
ocean. 

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And like, honestly, if you think
about it, makes a lot of sense. 

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And, you know, Adam's like, 
dude, like, it's just not blue 

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Gatorade. 
Like, you can trust me on that. 

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And Ben's like, dude, you know 
what? 

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Just because I'm more educated 
than you doesn't mean that you 

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have snarky comments. 
And at this point, you know, 

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Adam's like, Dang, I really 
thought when this kid said, Hey,

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do you want a Gatorade, that 
like that was going to be the 

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turn around in our relationship,
man. 

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Like, you know, it was going to 
be like he was kind of heated 

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with me for no reason, but you 
know, he just offered me a 

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Gatorade and Loki that would hit
right now. 

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So then after that we just 
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We've become friends. 
Maybe we're not close or 

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anything, but at least we're 
cool. 

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And it turned around to him 
revealing that he believed the 

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ocean is made a blue Gatorade 
and then being like, I'm more 

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educated than you because I 
spend all the day in the iPad. 

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Well, buddy, you've been 
consuming brain rot and can't 

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tell the difference real quick. 
If you've made it this far into 

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the video, comment blue down 
below. 

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That's the secret word of the 
day. 

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I love seeing the names in the 
faces of people who made it this

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far into the video. 
ANYWAYS, so sure enough, Adam's 

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just kind of like, OK, and just 
trying to defuse the 

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conversation at this point. 
The combo is just like so brain 

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rotted that, you know, Adam 
really is just like, OK, let me 

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honestly, I would rather to go 
back to the dead awkward silence

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and just wait 5 or 10 minutes 
for my cousins to come back. 

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They can continue this 
conversation being belittled for

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telling Ben that the, you know, 
ocean water is actually not blue

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Gatorade. 
So Ben looks at it. 

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There's like silence for 30 
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And then Ben's like, you're 
going to look like such an idiot

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in a second. 
So he takes his cup. 

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He starts walking to the ocean. 
And so Adam's like, I got to get

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ahead of this because he's like,
dude, he's going to take a sip. 

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He's going to spit it out and 
then, like, blame me or 

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something. 
So he goes to like, leans over 

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and like, kind of is like, hey, 
to like, you know, Ben's mom and

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Ben's like, Ben's mom's like, 
what's up? 

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And he's like, hey. 
So her son just told me that the

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ocean is made of blue Gatorade. 
He said he saw it on his iPad 

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and he's going there right now 
to prove it to me. 

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Maybe he shouldn't drink a bunch
of salty seawater. 

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And, you know, she kind of looks
at him and she's like, you know 

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what? 
I think I think it's good to 

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have some real life lessons, 
which is just so funny as mom's 

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like, you know what? 
This kid actually needs to learn

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how the real world works 
anyways, right? 

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So Ben, you know, Adam's like, 
OK, well, this won't be my 

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fault. 
And he looks over and Ben gets 

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to the ocean. 
He takes out his, like, big 

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water bottle and has a big 
scoop. 

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And he comes back and he just 
sits down and he just looks at 

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Adam and he's like, dude, you're
going to look so down by the end

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of this. 
And Adam to this point is almost

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like, you know what? 
I'm going to hold my tongue 

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because Ben's mom gave it the OK
for him to learn a lesson. 

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And this kid has been like 
messing with me for a while. 

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And he's like calling me an 
idiot and uneducated because I 

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told him that the Ocean's 
actually not made of blue 

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Gatorade. 
You know what? 

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I'm going to see how this goes 
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So sure enough, Ben looks at him
and he like is like watch. 

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And he takes a huge gulp of 
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And you can just see the little 
smirk on Ben's face immediately 

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go away as like his face puckers
'cause he just like drank a big 

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gallon of like salty seawater. 
So almost immediately he's like,

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it just like spits it all up and
it's like blah, blah. 

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But he's like, give me a water, 
give me a water. 

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Ah, ah, and Adam's like, I'll 
give you a water, but like, that

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doesn't seem like Gatorade. 
And Ben just, like, looks up, 

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just looks up at him and just 
like, it's like, I miss my iPad.