How's it going, everyone? Today we have a story time of a Gen Z kid who actually thinks the Sun is not even real.

Not that it's fake, but it just doesn't even exist in that it's government propaganda.

And he gets in a huge fight with his teacher over if the Sun is like actually a real thing or not.

I'm not even kidding. So sit back, relax, subscribe if you're new to the channel.

And let's just strap yourself in for this type of story because it's a bit of an interesting one

and let's jump right into it. So anyways, we're going to call a subscriber who submitted today's

story Liam. So anyways, there's a kid in Liam's class and we're going to call him the Gen Z kid.

And I just got to clarify that just because I call him a quote-unquote Gen Z kid, it really doesn't have to do that much with him being in the Generation Z.

It's just like, when you see someone and you call them like, oh, this super Gen Z person, probably on Twitter too much, probably on TikTok way too much, probably trying to cancel someone for no good reason. That's more

what I mean, just so you guys are clear. So we're jumping straight into the meat of this story.

Not a lot of background to start us off. Because this all starts, this long saga,

starts one day in science class. So Liam is in eighth grade and he's in a earth science class, right?

So I don't really know how else to describe it besides earth science. Maybe it's called natural science or

whatever, but they go over a lot of different things. Like they go over like, oh, this is geology,

you know, geography a little bit, the different biomes, the space a little, like they go

into space a little bit, all that type of stuff. So they must have been on the space unit because

they were talking a bit about the sun. And when the topic of the sun came up, the teacher,

who I don't know, we're just going to call like the teacher, right? So the teacher brings up,

starts to speak about, okay, so we're talking about the solar system, stars are made of whatever,

speaking of stars, the closest one to us is the sun. And when the teacher says the sun,

Liam, like, looks over and sees, looks at the Gen Z kid. And he looks over and looks at the Gen Z

kid, because the Gen Z kid starts laughing hysterically and looks at the Gen Z kid because the Gen Z kid starts

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