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Today we got a story about a spoiled kid

who acts like he owns the world

but then the principal brings him back to reality

and it's super satisfying.

I know you'll enjoy it so

let's just jump right into it so we're gonna call the subscriber submitted this

story Jeff so anyways right there was a kid in Jeff's class who we're gonna

call the spoiled kid because he was genuinely just like the most spoiled kid on planet Earth.

His parents gave him everything and because he always got anything he ever wanted, he just had an air of entitlement to him.

He genuinely believed that he received everything that he's received, not because it was given to him, but because it was like his, like, his, his right, his, he was born into the right to have everything, right?

Basically, he believed that, you know, everything that was going well for him in life, he genuinely believed that that was because of his own, like, his own grit or intelligence or, which I mean, I guess some of it was,

but the majority of, like, what he had was because it was given to him. So this can kind of mess up

a kid when this happens to them because they'll, they'll basically have their ego inflated so

bad that they'll end up doing ridiculous stuff. And this was a great example of it. So this spoiled kid,

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