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Sometimes Gen Z kids think too much of themselves.

And today, we have a story of a cringy kid who is convinced he is a quote-unquote Riz God.

And spoiler, he has negative game.

Put your cringe goggles on and let's just jump right into it.

So we're going to call the subscriber who submitted this story, Andrew. So anyways, there was a kid in Andrew's class who one day started to sat down at Andrew's table with his friends, and Andrew didn't know this kid that well, and we're just going to call him the Gen Z kid or the cringing kid. We're just going to call him the... We're going to call him, actually, no, we're going to call him the Riz God, but I'm going to call him that ironically, because the kid sits down, and he basically is like, you know, like, what's good, boys?

Like, what's up? And, like, Andrew doesn't really know this kid. And, you know, Andrew's friend doesn't really know this kid. So they kind of look at him. They're like, what's good, dude?

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