So you beautiful bastards. You're watching the Philip DeFranco show, and we got a lot of news to talk about today.

We're talking about the rise of no sex apartment leases. We've got an old-fashioned douchebag of the day.

Arizona and New York are fighting. And Google's got a problem with white people. And then there's even more we got to talk about. So buckle up, hit that like button to let you love these daily dives into the news, and let's just jump into it. Starting with, I don't know how many times in my life I'm going to have to say this.

Don't be stupid, stupid.

Because that's just one of the lessons this one Australian teen is learning right now after claiming that his life is being ruined because of a prank that he did on a group of women.

Because in this viral video, you have this unnamed 16-year-old kids, seeing pouring an absolute ton of milk from a bridge onto a group of women who were just enjoying a day on the river in a little boat.

And in a video they posted about the incident, they wrote, you book a go boat for your friend's birthday, and some kid on the bridge above us pours a whole bottle of milk on us.

And so with this, you had people understandably upset, calling sending the video to his prestigious private school that costs upwards of $28,000 a year.

With a 16-year-old then responding in a now-deleted post begging people to stop and nuking his Instagram page.

However, the school did ultimately crack down on him following a small investigation and they suspended him.

Or possibly expelled?

And I say possibly because it's hard to tell and there's conflicting reports on that right now.

But either way, at least to some degree he was punished by the school. You also had the police getting involved as well, although not to the degree

that some wanted. They just gave him a warning for unlawful assault. I don't know if this kid has

actually learned the lesson, right? The lesson, because it feels like the lesson he has learned is

I am a victim. Woe is me. Saying this has gone too far, reportedly writing in a now-deleted post, why'd you do this to me? You ruined my life over a ruined day. You upped the ante. I'm just a kid

and you ruined my life too far. But this is not many people have sympathy for it. Saying things like,

why did you do this to me? Nobody did it to him. He did it to himself. He needs to learn to take responsibility for his actions, not blame his victims for

doing this to him. It also, I will say, I should have mentioned this, it doesn't help his case that

he didn't just pour the milk on these women. He was also being a menace with it to people on the bridge

and spraying them. But ultimately, what I'll say with this is end up seeing themselves not as a victim here.

Hopefully that's not also being perpetuated by their parents.

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