How's it going, everyone? Today, I have a story time of probably the most spoiled brat ever.

I think from all the stories I've received, and I've received a lot of spoiled brat stories going back for years,

I think I've found the most spoiled brat ever. This might be the most entitled Rich Kid Storytime you've ever heard.

So yeah, sit back, relax,

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into it. I'm kind of going back to my roots with the story. I used to do spoiled kid stories

every single day, and it's been a while

since I've done a new one. So we're going to call the subscriber who submitted this story,

Kevin. So anyways, let's kind of paint the picture a little bit. Let's set the scene a little bit.

Kevin, he is a, he's a sophomore in high school. And there's a girl in Kevin's school who we're going to call her Sarah.

Sarah is the typical kind of spoiled rich kid aesthetic, kind of the spoiled rich kid stereotype.

You come up with a stereotype for a spoiled rich kid, and well, that probably applies to Sarah if we're being honest.

So her dad is like somehow like low key a billionaire or something.

I don't know if he's a legitimate billionaire with a B, but the type of money where it's like,

man, you might as well be a billionaire. Like, I don't know. Oh, O'Connor, her dad has 700 million,

not a billion. Like, you're incorrect. It's kind of like

that situation where if he's not technically a billionaire, he is a hundred plus millionaire. You

know what I'm saying? So it's like, there's not a lot more the billionaires can do that, like,

Sarah's parents can't do. And unfortunately, they didn't really raise her right. So I talk about

this all the time when I tell

spoiled kids story times. You know, I sometimes feel bad for the kids a little bit because you

immediately assume that they're the worst and they could be genuinely good people. And when they're

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