How's it going, everyone? Today we have a story time of an iPad kid who thinks snow is fake. And when everyone starts to clown him, he starts a whole cult around snow not being real. And the ending is so funny. The ending is so funny. I know you'll enjoy it. So leave a like in the video right now to claim your free nothing. Subscribe to the channel if you're new and like stories. And with that being said,

let's just jump right into it. This might be one of the funniest stories I've told in the channel a second. So we're going to call the subscriber who submitted this story. We're going to call

him James. Anyways, this is a story when James was in seventh grade. So this was actually fairly

recent. And there is this kid,

and we're going to call him an iPad kid, and we're calling him Ben. There is nothing wrong with

watching off of an iPad. In fact, when I was younger, everyone in my class had a phone, but it was

me and my buddy Zach who both had iPad minis. But there's this kind of almost pejorative on the

internet, this slang term called

iPad Kid, where it's basically some kid who is glued to his iPad 24-7. His brain is probably

rotted away. He's scrolling endless brain-wrot videos on TikTok and Roblox and memes and all that

kind of stuff. And he's the type of kid who will see something

online and believe it's true. So one of the first early signs that James saw about Ben being a super

kind of like iPad kid was earlier in the school year during his science class. So they're all

sitting in science. And the teacher was explaining gravity. You know,

the reason why you're not floating away right now. So he's sitting there. James is kind of like

spacing out, whatever, he's kind of looking on his phone. James admits he might not be the best student

of all time. But you know he does his best, right? Maybe. But he's sitting there, and that's when

he sees in his peripheral vision that Ben raises his hand.

He looks over, and Ben has this super smug look.

And the teacher's like, yes.

And he is like, so, teacher, I'm pretty sure you're wrong here.

And the teacher's like, what do you mean?

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