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Today we have a story time of an iPad kid who thinks the birds are like government spy robots.

They're after him because he's so important for some reason.

And he actually destroys their field trip over it and it's completely ridiculous.

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Subscribe to the channel if you're new and like stories. And with that being said, let's just jump right into it. So I'm going to call a subscribers who made this story Robert. Anyways, there's a kid in his class. And if you guys are watched me for a second, you already know I'm going to name him Ben. Nothing against anyone named Ben. One of my best friends is named Ben. It's just kind of an

inside joke in the channel. Anyways, Ben was an iPad kid. And by that, I just mean that he just, like,

believed all the brain rot. He was super gullible. He might actually have real brain rot. Like,

his brain might genuinely be, genuinely be melting because of the amount of amount of like iPad content he consumes on the

regular, like just the things that he believes, like, oh my God, I saw this on my iPad, therefore

it must be true is just pretty mind-boggling at this point. And everyone is just kind of,

not that they've given up on him, like, don't get me

wrong, but it is something where they just, they're not phased. So on this day, you know,

when, you know, Robert was sitting in class and he was in a biology class. They were in sixth grade.

So it was very much, it wasn't like a hard science

biology class. It's not like this was a, I don't know, like a college level. Like my roommate

sophomore year, and still one of my good friends, Sam was a biology major because he's, you know,

wants to be a doctor. And he'd come back from the library at 2 a.m. every night. Doesn't matter

the day. It was ridiculous. So this is like a sixth grade level. So it's a lot more about learning

about different organisms and different creatures and, you know, a little bit of that kind of basic,

what is it, that kind of like basic phenotype things where it's like

the X and the Y and all that kind of stuff. But, you know, they were kind of getting to a chapter

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