How is it gone, everyone? Today we have a story time of a Roblox kid who almost burns down his entire neighborhood

because he's trying to recreate ultimate fire simulator from Roblox in real life.

This kid is absolutely crazy. I know you'll like the story. So leave a like 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. So we're going to call the subscriber who submitted this story Sam. This all happened to Sam last summer, and he lived in kind of a quiet suburban neighborhood. Everyone kind of knew each other. It was pretty, you know, close-knit, tight-knit, you know, they're close to each other. And, you know, he was just trying

to enjoy his summer, you know, backyard barbecues, walks with its dogs, or anything like that,

right? And this all changed one day when this kid, when this family, including this kid,

this Roblox kid, who all called Ben, moved in next door.

So the Roblox kid, Ben, was about 12 years old.

And right off the bat, it was something where the subscriber, Sam, you know, he was 13, so he was roughly the age of Ben.

And, you know, he knew all the other kids in the neighborhood.

It's not like he was best friends with everyone.

But everyone kind of knew everyone. Sometimes they'd have bigger group hangouts, and, you know, since the new

kid's moving in next door, he wanted to be nice. He wanted to be the kid who was, you know,

inviting and reached down to him because yet it really is something difficult when you're moving

into a new place. Everyone else there probably already has those tight-knit relationships, and it can be

sometimes challenging to find a way to fit in. So that was something that Sam was totally aware of,

and he made quite a few efforts to go, you know, hang out with Ben. Basically, Sam's mom

got in contact, walked over the very first day that they were moving in, exchanged contacts with Ben's mom and Ben's parents, I should say, both of them. And it was something where, you know, they were, you know, they would communicate a lot. They'd be in the same. She'd be put, you know, the Ben's mom to the Facebook groups. Ben's parents were pretty, you know,

they were pretty talkative. They liked hanging out with people. And it'd be something where,

you know, the subscriber Sam's mom would be like, hey, like Sam would love to, you know,

hang out with your son, you know, what is you doing today? I'd love to integrate him into the

community, kind of stuff along those

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