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Man, this spoiled rich kid 
really takes being a spoiled 

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entitled brat to a whole new 
level. 

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This story will probably shock 
you, so let's just jump right 

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into it. 
So we're going to call this 

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subscriber who submitted this 
story. 

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Andrew. 
So anyways, Andrew is moving in 

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a college. 
If you don't know, when you move

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into college in most cases, you 
are assigned in a random 

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roommate. 
Yes. 

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Sometimes you can go into a 
single. 

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Yes. 
Sometimes I think you can pick 

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your roommate but for a lot of 
colleges and for a lot of 

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people, if you are living at the
college, you will be given a 

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random roommate. 
And this is a pretty stressful 

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process. 
Because you have literally no 

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idea who you're going to get and
for all, you know, you could get

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your next best friend. 
But also for all, you know, you 

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could get the worst person on 
planet Earth. 

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Anyways, Andrew was moving in 
and he was moving in with his 

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parents. 
They were driving down, they had

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all the boxes, all the stuff, or
whatever. 

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Andrew was pretty nervous at 
this point and his parents are 

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like, look, I know that this is 
nerve-racking, but trust me, 

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give it a week or two, you'll be
totally fine. 

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Like we do the exact we went 
through. 

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The same thing, we were Fine, 
you're going to be good. 

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Like this is a really fun 
experience is a really great 

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opportunity for you stuff like 
that. 

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Yeah. 
So anyways eventually Andrew 

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moves in with his parents and 
there's no one else in the room 

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yet so you know they were able 
to get first choice of, you 

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know. 
Do you want window side? 

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You want left side, right side. 
Whatever right. 

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So Andrew and his parents move 
his stuff in eventually Andrew 

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says goodbye to them and now 
Andrews kind of just waiting in 

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his room. 
So it's kind of like an awkward 

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period of the college. 
Like they were having some that 

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weekend. 
They're having like Like 

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introduced like introduction 
type stuff, where they would, 

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like, have all the people come 
together, but this was like, 

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Friday, which was like the 
move-in day. 

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So on the move-in day, it was 
like, they didn't have any leg 

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structured activities. 
So people, most a lot of people 

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kind of just chilled in their 
room or maybe got, like, food 

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with their parents or something 
but Andrews, parents had dipped 

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by then they were long gone, 
bro. 

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So, Andrew is kind of just 
chilling in his room and that's 

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when he sees the door open up 
and sure enough, his future 

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roommate aka the spoiled kid 
walks in. 

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So anyways, right? 
First introduction, the spoiled 

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kid. 
He's kind of looking in these 

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all just traveled right as 
parents were like. 

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Oh like have to bring all like 
they're bringing boxes and boxes

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of stuff spoiled. 
Kid goes up to Andrews. 

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Like hey what's up man? 
Like my name is spoiled kid. 

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Nice to meet you and Andrews I 
go. 

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Hey what's up? 
My name is Andrew First 

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Impressions. 
The spoil can actually seem kind

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of chill which was not the case 
especially big picture long-term

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but for right off the bat you 
seem pretty cool. 

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One thing the Andrew noticed 
almost immediately I like one of

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the first thing he notices, 
right? 

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It was because all his parents 
were bringing all these boxes, 

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all this stuff and like look 
when you move in a college you 

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have a lot of stuff. 
You need to bring in like 

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clothes bed, sheets, pillows, 
whatever. 

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But like, this was an excessive 
number of boxes, right? 

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This was an excessive and their 
room wasn't even that big and 

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Andrews watching as like, the 
parents were unpacking all the 

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stuff. 
Oh yeah. 

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By the way, the kid isn't help 
it like helping at all. 

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He's literally the spoiled kid 
is on his phone on the Ed as his

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parents are like, frantically 
unpacking everything, right, 

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which I mean is fine for your 
parents to help you. 

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I know my parents definitely did
but like, dude, like there's so 

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many boxes, it's going to take a
long time like just help them 

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out a little bit. 
Like, just help unpack stuff at 

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least that was one of the first 
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Andrew got this kid, right? 
So in the stuff is being 

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unpacked out of the box, it was 
like really cool stuff like it 

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was a lot of like really 
obviously pretty expensive but 

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also this like really 
technically interesting stuff 

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like this. 
It was just like, had a 

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decked-out room. 
Like it was just like the 

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sickest room like the sickest 
stuff, you could add to a room, 

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which wasn't necessarily A Bad 
Thing and especially in the very

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beginning without any of the 
other future details that you 

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guys will all here. 
Andre actually thought this was 

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lowkey a plus, he's like, oh, 
this guy seems pretty cool. 

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And this stuff is nice like, 
what could it, what else could 

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you want in a roommate? 
I mean, little did Andrew know 

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this was about to be one of the 
worst roommate situations for a 

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very long time or that he's ever
had I guess that he's ever had. 

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Because he's still a freshman or
whatever. 

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Right? 
So anyways. 

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For a little while Andrew thinks
this guy's kind of cool. 

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So the spoil kid and Andrew, 
they kind of like pair up 

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because in the very very 
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One thing you'll find especially
if you came in a college. 

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Not knowing anybody you'll 
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roommate a little bit. 
Like you're probably not going 

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to be best friends with them for
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That's just kind of the nature 
of how these things go guys. 

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But at the end of the day, 
you're probably going to show 

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them a little bit. 
Just so you're walking around 

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with someone just so you're 
meeting someone with someone, 

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right? 
It's just a Whole different 

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atmosphere to kind of like cold 
approach, someone by yourself 

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then to kind of like approach 
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I mean, you can do the first way
and I did a little bit the first

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way to but it just feels easier,
right? 

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So in the first kind of weak, he
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There were moments where he was 
like grossed out by the dining 

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have like dining room food being
like we never had this at home 

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or whatever which is a little 
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Like you've never had like 
mediocre food before, dude, but 

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the end of the day, like 
sometimes call it food can 

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really Not be great. 
And Andrew didn't think anything

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of this guy complaining? 
And yeah, there was no real 

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major red flags until the very 
end of the first week so that 

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weekend that they moved in, it 
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They got to know each other but 
once you know, the week started,

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they want straighten and 
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Like there's no messing around. 
There's no dilly-dallying, dude.

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Like you pay a lot of money for 
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Let's get right into the meat of
it, right? 

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So at the end of the week, it's 
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The spoiled kid is still doing 
homework because, you know, I 

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don't know. 
You had like a hard class or 

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something or for some reason, he
was just doing homework and it 

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was like, 3:00 p.m. on a Friday.
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a Friday. 
I think he just got out of class

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or whatever. 
And that's when the spoiled kid,

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this is one of the first red 
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the spoil kids like, dude, I 
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any of this. 
And he kind of looks at Andrew, 

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and Andrew kind of looks at him.
Like yeah, man, I feel that, but

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the truth is right. 
This kid didn't know? 

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No, this was different man. 
Andrew doesn't feel what this 

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kid is. 
In this kid goes on to explain. 

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He's like bro. 
No you don't understand bro. 

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So this kid wasn't too saying, 
why am I doing this? 

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Because I don't know. 
It's not like related. 

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Like I definitely have 
frustrations when I'm required 

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to do stuff. 
That is so far out of like my my

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major requirements or just seems
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I definitely get upset. 
Sometimes. 

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But also, like, I understand 
what I did, when I signed up for

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like a more or less liberal arts
education, even if I'm a 

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computer science, major, I need 
to take all the other stuff, 

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right? 
And I understand being a A 

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well-rounded student and 
understood it just gets 

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annoying, sometimes, right? 
I'm allowed to be upset. 

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However, the spoiled kid was not
genuinely, like generally upset 

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with the work itself, spoiled 
kids like, no, no, dude, you 

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don't understand. 
Like, my parents are freaking 

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loaded, bro. 
Like I don't need to do 

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anything. 
I don't even need to go to 

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college, they're making me go to
college because, like, it's 

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gonna be an embarrassment to all
their like other rich, kid, 

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friends, or whatever that, you 
know, their son, didn't go to 

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college or whatever and it's 
just doing whatever. 

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Like, dude, it doesn't even 
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It does not matter, bro. 
So basically, yeah, this kid 

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just admitted to Andrew that It 
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college. 
Which I mean, some people are in

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that situation, like 0.0001%, I 
guess that's fine or whatever. 

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Sorry I just got distracted by 
something very weird but 

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anyways, right. 
So but if that's your situation 

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dude, maybe don't tell your like
the some person you just met. 

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Maybe this don't tell people 
that like you don't know this 

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guy like your roommate like he 
just came in and look Andrew was

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not in that situation. 
He was in the situation that 

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99.999% are in which is like 
your college degree. 

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Actually does matter like you 
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using it at some point, right? 
So Andrew was Like okay, man, 

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because the spoiled kid was 
like, when Andrew tried to like 

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relate to him, because, you 
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people trying to relate to his 
roommate being like, yeah, man, 

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classes are hard to. 
This sucks is a Friday. 

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I have to do stuff but the kid 
literally says, no, you cannot 

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relate to my struggle. 
I guess not relate to my 

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struggle. 
You cannot relate to my 

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situation because I'm freaking 
loaded, dude, I don't need to do

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this, right? 
So that's when Andrew started to

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like, I don't know. 
He was looking back in the last 

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week and there were like 
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That if you weren't looking back
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eye, you probably would have 
just ignored them and up until 

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this point, Andrew kind of just 
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For example, one example, of 
them was complaining about the 

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food at the cafeteria being like
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So much better, dude. 
I don't know what this junk is, 

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right? 
Like I don't know, dude. 

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Like some people might just say 
that they might not some people 

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have complained about the food, 
no matter where you go happens. 

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However, with more of a critical
eye looking back, Andrew 

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starting to see a pattern. 
However, the spoiled kid only 

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continues to get worse and 
worse. 

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This one's actually. 
This is very uncomfortable. 

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So the next week goes on right? 
And the spoiled kid is kind of 

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like a little bit. 
He's just kind of becoming more 

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and more comfortable. 
And I don't know if you've ever 

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noticed this but there are 
definitely times for people who 

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are just like they'll show like 
a kind of a curated facade kind 

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of like fake version of 
themselves whenever they just 

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first meet you. 
But the more and more For bold, 

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they get with you. 
It's like the more comfortable. 

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They feel exposing like their 
true self /. 

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True colors to you. 
And this is kind of just like a 

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pretty good example of that 
because over the week over the 

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next week, the spoiled kid just 
becomes like, kind of like 

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meaner and crueler to, you know,
the subscriber Andrew. 

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You also just showing off like 
more of like, I don't know, a 

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kind of a bullish side is 
spoiled as side. 

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Kind of like the worst 
characteristics are starting to 

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like bubbles. 
To the surface, in a sense of 

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that makes any sense, right? 
So this is this is week two 

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Saturday, right? 
So Andrews and his room. 

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Andrew. 
I don't know, he's making 

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friends, whatever things are 
going pretty good, but for some 

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reason, he just wasn't doing 
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You know, sometimes that happens
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You can't expect to be doing 
something all the time, right? 

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Sometimes it just like the way 
that life works out is just I 

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don't know, man. 
Like sometimes you just gotta 

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chill and embrace the chill when
you get it, dude. 

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But anyways, Andrews this in his
room, I think he's just watching

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some like YouTube or TV show or 
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probably like midnight or 
whatever. 

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So, it's not even like that. 
Crazy late College time, right? 

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Midnight is very late, normally,
but College time, it's not three

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in the morning, man. 
It's not late. 

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So sure, enough to spoil kids, 
stumbles back into the room and 

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he brings a girl back with them.
So Andrews like, oh, oh shoot. 

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Okay. 
And spoil kid is just like 

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Basically acts as if Andrews not
there Andrew would have totally 

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been fine. 
Like being like, Oh yeah, no did

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all this like hop down the 
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Like you're good. 
However, like the thing is, the 

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spoiled kid had Andrews number. 
The spoiled kid could have 

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contacted Andrew and given him a
heads up being like, hey, dude, 

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like I'm coming back. 
Like a girl. 

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Like, can you do mine leaving 
for a little bit? 

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Like that's totally valid. 
That's totally fair and it. 

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But anyways the spoiled kid is 
comes in and asks if he 

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basically acts as if Andrews not
there, And he literally turns 

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off the lights and he just has 
like the room goes completely 

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dark and Andres is like okay man
this is a little bit weird bro. 

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So Andrew sitting in his bed 
just like watching his YouTube 

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video and he literally here's 
the girl be like is that your 

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roommate and the spoiled kids? 
Like, I don't worry about him. 

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He's whatever. 
Don't care about him. 

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And he's like, dude I'm right 
here. 

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But doesn't say anything. 
Just tries to like hide, dude. 

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He's just trying to like hide in
his bed because this is so 

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uncomfortable and weird and so 
sure enough, right spoiled kid. 

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It's like talking with this 
girl. 

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It is so uncomfortable because 
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flirting is basically him 
continuously talking about 

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himself continuously flexing, 
you know, continuously dislike 

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look when it comes to a 
conversation. 

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It's totally cool to talk about 
yourself. 

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In fact, they are probably 
interested to an extent, right? 

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And you want to give a little 
some fun details about yourself,

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that's totally fair. 
But bro, you got to make sure 

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that it's a conversation, not a 
lie. 

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Like this isn't a job interview.
This is a conversation, you got 

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to ask the other person. 
You got to get the other person 

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to reveal stuff about them to. 
You got to have it two ways, you

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got to have them interact and 
the spoiled kid was just dumping

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information on her, so it was 
pretty awkward. 

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His wrist was - one dude, I 
don't know how else to say it 

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but yeah so Andrews is sitting 
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the spoiled kid is bombing this 
right now. 

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This is so freaking awkward like
oh my God, man. 

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Like what am I doing here right 
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And so Sure enough, right? 
The spoiled kid is just like 

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continuing to talk in this girl 
is like, okay. 

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And Andrew could tell that this 
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realize that whatever guy that 
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whatever College frat party or 
dorm room or whatever was not 

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really. 
The guy that he actually was and

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that she was starting to learn 
slowly. 

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But surely that the guy that she
went back with is kind of a 

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massive jerkwad. 
So the girl It's like, oh yeah. 

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Oh, it was so nice to like meet 
you, but I don't know. 

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I'm tired. 
I think I'm gonna head back, 

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which look at the end of the 
day. 

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These situations happen, people 
change their minds. 

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It's a little unfortunate, but 
you just got to take it in 

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strides but spoil kids. 
Like what? 

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It's, what it's only 12. 
Like, where are you going in? 

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This girl is like ha ha. 
I don't know. 

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I'm just really tired as spoiled
kids. 

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Like you didn't seem tired like 
a second ago. 

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Which Bro, Look if someone says 
that they're tired and you don't

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think they're tired, you know 
what, they're just being nice 

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and you got to just pretend 
along with them. 

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Like, she's literally trying to 
save you from an uncomfortable 

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situation of her saying, like 
you're actually not as cool as I

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thought you were. 
I'm going to leave instead. 

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She saying I'm tired. 
Which kind of saves you both in 

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the situation, a little bit, but
the spoiled kid, I think he's 

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like kind of aware of it. 
But it's just like trying to 

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almost force her to stay by 
pinning, her like liar, 

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whatever. /. 
And so Andrea sitting there and 

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it was already cringy and 
awkward enough when he was 

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sitting in the room when his 
roommate literally brought a 

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girl back. 
He's like, dude, please don't do

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anything weird but he's sitting 
there and not only this. 

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Now he's hearing this guy 
completely fail, right? 

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Completely fail in this 
conversation and not only just 

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completely fail but it's like 
awkwardly trying to pin her in 

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the conversation bro. 
Like awkwardly trying to get her

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to stay and it's just not 
working. 

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So yeah. 
The spoiled kid is starting to 

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realize as well that it's Not 
working too. 

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Like he's starting to become 
aware that she is like getting 

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up to go. 
He's like, wait, wait wait, 

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don't go yet all up. 
I you like I'll buy you a Gucci 

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bag, bro. 
Literally said I will buy you a 

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Gucci bag if you stay like if 
that is not the saddest thing 

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you've ever heard bro, then like
I don't know what to say and 

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Andrews is like, oh my God, the 
cringe. 

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I feel it. 
It's man. 

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I feel it deep in my stomach. 
It's A shooting up my veins. 

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It's too much for me, man. 
Like why do I live just to 

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suffer, bro? 
Yeah, so sure enough. 

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This girl is like, haha, thanks,
but I'm tired. 

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And she leaves the spoiled kid. 
Is this literally just like, 

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stares at his wall for, like a 
minute in dead silence. 

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It is the most awkward situation
ever, because Andrews just 

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sitting there with his like 
earbuds in, but he's turned his 

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volume all the way down. 
He's not even playing a video 

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because he was this, he's look 
as awkward as he was. 

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Kind of got like into it. 
He's like, well, what's going on

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now? 
And the spoiled kid is staring 

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at the wall his head down and 
his fists are balled up. 

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This kid is obviously big mad, 
bro, he is big mad. 

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He is the big Angry. 
And after, like a minute of just

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staring at the wall, he's like, 
huh boy, he starts like punching

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his bed and Andrews like, oh my 
God. 

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Now dude, this is so 
uncomfortable and the spoiled 

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kid then just like runs out of 
the room is obviously very angry

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income. 
He's back later and they go to 

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bed, but that was just one of 
the most awkward situations 

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Andrews been in a second week 
three. 

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So, once again, this is just 
more and more just like the 

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spoiled kid, not being a good 
kid. 

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This boy will kid being a jerk, 
Etc, right. 

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Kind of what you guys have come 
to expect at this point and so 

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anyways, right? 
The spoiled kid. 

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It's been about three weeks. 
So, it's about time to do 

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laundry, especially in college, 
or probably doing your laundry 

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ever, two to four weeks, or 
whatever, depending on how many.

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You rotate through so about 
three weeks and it's time for 

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the spoiled kid to do is 
laundry. 

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However, the spoiled kid is like
I really don't want to do it. 

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Like the spoiled kid doesn't 
want to have to do manual labor.

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Oh my God guys. 
Can you believe it? 

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So the spoiled kid decides that 
and this is like the craziest 

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thing bro. 
Andrew here. 

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Like realized because he hears 
him on the phone and this boy 

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will kids like, but Mom I don't 
want to have to go do my 

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laundry. 
Like can't I just have someone 

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do that for me? 
Can't you just pay someone to 

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have to do? 
That for me, or whatever, and 

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the mom says something on the 
phone but Andrew can't hear it 

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as well because, like I'm 
whatever Mom and he hangs it up 

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and this spoiled kid, then 
mumbles, I'm just going to buy 

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myself more clothes. 
I'm not going to do anyone's 

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laundry. 
That's ridiculous. 

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And the spoiled kid actually 
instead of doing laundry, buys a

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goes on Amazon and just like, 
buys an identical set of 

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everything, he would have 
washed. 

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Sure enough. 
Four days later, everything 

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comes in the mail and the 
spoiled kid. 

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Um, Ox is it when Andrews there 
because Andrew is like no way 

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the kid actually just instead of
washing his clothes just bought 

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an identical copy of like every 
single clothing item and yeah he

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actually did. 
So the spoiled kid through all 

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of the like the clothes that 
were kind of dirty under his bed

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and just all the new clothes 
that he bought. 

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He put them into the drawers 
real quick. 

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You made it this far into the 
video, comments spoiled down 

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below. 
That will be the secret word of 

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the day. 
And also listen on Spotify, if 

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that's something, you'd like 
it's in the description and 

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also, In comment, and if you're 
listening on Spotify rate the 

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podcast 5 Stars, it does help us
out. 

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And anyways, let's go back to 
it. 

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So yeah, Andrew is this, like, 
completely blown away by the 

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level of just like, spoiled that
this kid is at and this week 

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later is the Pinnacle. 
It is like when the kid 

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literally explains himself and 
the kid says something so bad 

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that Andrew actually decides to,
like request to change 

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roommates. 
It is that bad So anyways, a 

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week later, they are four weeks 
in the school and it's like, 

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late Friday night. 
It's like 1:00 or 2:00 in the 

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morning. 
They both got back from what 

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they're doing, and the spoiled 
kid is a little bit intoxicated,

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right? 
He's had a few too many to drink

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and because of this, his kind of
like, social awareness has gone 

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away or it's definitely need a 
to lat. 

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So he starts saying stuff that 
he would never normally say. 

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So the spoiled kid is like, hey 
Andrew This point is only the 

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spoiled kid in and ruin their 
rooms. 

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They were kind of just both on 
their computers doing stuff or 

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whatever. 
He's like, have you ever heard 

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like how I see the world man, 
have you ever heard of ever told

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you about that and Andrews? 
Just like, no, dude. 

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Like I don't know what you're 
talking about. 

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And so the spoil cake goes on to
say Andrew. 

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So, there are two classes of 
citizens. 

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There are the rich citizens, and
the poor citizens, and you must 

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understand that we are both not 
the same human species know. 

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Know what you are mistaken is 
that you are taught in school 

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that rich people and poor people
are intrinsically the same. 

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But, no, we are so different 
than in fact, I believe that we 

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are totally different species of
human beings. 

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We are the better humans and 
it's as shown through the fact 

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that we have so much money that 
we were able to manipulate and 

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out power and out Alpha all the 
lower human beings. 

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And Andrews is sitting there, 
like, oh my God, Bros Toronto, 

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be like a Oracle supervillain, 
dude. 

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What's huh? 
Whoa, what am I listening to 

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right now? 
And the kid goes on to be like, 

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yes, Andrew, I have a great 
vision. 

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One day, I have a great vision, 
we're all, you know, the rich 

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people, the better, they the 
plus humans. 

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I'm going to call them and 
Andrews like, bro. 

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Plus humans, bro. 
Chill. 

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And he's like, yes, I Envision a
day where we all live on like we

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all live on a bunt like one 
country, right. 

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And We put all the poor people 
until the other countries and we

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never have to see them ever 
again. 

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And what the poor people do is 
they will work every single day 

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as that is what they're designed
to do. 

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Andrew, did you know that? 
I believe that the the rich 

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people are actually the only 
real human beings on earth and 

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the poor people were literally 
made in a factory, but they're 

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not allowed to be told that, or 
they might become self-aware. 

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And dude, Andrews is sitting 
there, in his bed, with his jaw,

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like drop down to the floor 
because Spoiled kid was bad but 

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now he's heinous. 
Dude, he's saying that craziest 

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stuff ever. 
So, yeah. 

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The spoil could continue zombies
like oh but Android make an 

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exception for you because you're
like one of the cool ones so it 

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literally just be all of us rich
people. 

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A few, the cool poor people. 
Right on one country. 

452
00:21:37,400 --> 00:21:40,100
Isn't that awesome, bro? 
And he looks at Andrew, with his

453
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legitimate. 
Genuine look of like looking for

454
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his approval and Andrew looks at
him. 

455
00:21:45,000 --> 00:21:46,500
Like sure, man. 
Ha ha ha. 

456
00:21:46,700 --> 00:21:50,100
No, no, no, no. 
Andrew new He needed to get out 

457
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of there. 
So the next day immediately, the

458
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next day goes up to the office 
of whatever he sits down, he 

459
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explains the situation in great 
detail. 

460
00:21:58,700 --> 00:22:01,700
He basically explains it at the 
level of detail that I just 

461
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explained to all of you guys and
you know, normally College 

462
00:22:05,600 --> 00:22:08,200
offices can be a little, I don't
know. 

463
00:22:08,200 --> 00:22:11,700
They can be a little slow, they 
might not be super helpful, but 

464
00:22:12,400 --> 00:22:16,600
this situation actually turned 
out really good because one kid 

465
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was moving at like some kid 
decide to transfer. 

466
00:22:19,200 --> 00:22:22,000
So like the day before so there 
was already an open spot. 

467
00:22:22,000 --> 00:22:25,000
Right? 
So yeah, Andrew was reassigned 

468
00:22:25,000 --> 00:22:28,900
to that open spot Andrew kind of
waited till his tip of roommate.

469
00:22:28,900 --> 00:22:32,200
The said the spoiled kid was 
gone and was doing something and

470
00:22:32,200 --> 00:22:35,500
Andrew really quickly packed up 
his room and he moved all the 

471
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stuff over. 
But he did want to say something

472
00:22:37,700 --> 00:22:39,900
to his roommate being like, 
sorry I got reassigned or 

473
00:22:39,900 --> 00:22:42,700
whatever so he waited and 
spoiled kid comes back. 

474
00:22:42,700 --> 00:22:44,800
He's like, bro, what happened to
your room? 

475
00:22:45,100 --> 00:22:47,200
Could you like not afford it or 
something like, I can always 

476
00:22:47,200 --> 00:22:49,000
just lend you some money, I 
guess. 

477
00:22:49,100 --> 00:22:51,200
Yes. 
Andrews like in his head he's 

478
00:22:51,200 --> 00:22:53,600
like of course you'd say that 
but he's like nah dude. 

479
00:22:53,600 --> 00:22:56,000
Sorry. 
They reassign me to another room

480
00:22:56,200 --> 00:22:58,100
is spoiled kids. 
Like so I get a whole room to 

481
00:22:58,108 --> 00:23:00,800
myself. 
Is that what you're saying and 

482
00:23:00,800 --> 00:23:03,000
Andrews? 
Like yeah actually you do spoil 

483
00:23:03,000 --> 00:23:05,900
kids like oh that's sweet. 
Bye dude. 

484
00:23:05,900 --> 00:23:10,100
Like nice knowing you and yeah 
so sure enough Andrew went and 

485
00:23:10,100 --> 00:23:13,000
met his new roommate who is 
actually a chill normal human 

486
00:23:13,000 --> 00:23:17,000
being and not this crazy spoiled
weirdo like his old roommate and

487
00:23:17,100 --> 00:23:21,400
yeah to this day, Andrew has Has
not talked with his ex roommate 

488
00:23:21,400 --> 00:23:23,700
aka the spoil kid. 
Click on the video on screen 

489
00:23:23,700 --> 00:23:25,300
right now. 
I know you'll enjoy it. 

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00:23:25,300 --> 00:23:26,200
Just click it, do it.