Right, that's it. Come on. Lights out. You've got a test tomorrow. Just two minutes. I'm about to reach the next level. It's going off now. Yeah, whatever. Let's see. Where's the app? Oh, here it is. What? How? Oh, no. You're out. Better look next time. Mom! It's game over for late nights on school nights. EE Wi-Fi controls help you get them off the Wi-Fi and into bed. More parents are choosing EEBroadband, the UK's fastest growing broadband provider. To verify I see EE.com.com. Today we got a story time that is completely fuh. I can't say that. I want ads. Today we have a story time that is completely fricked up dude. No, it's a pretty messed up story. So yeah, sit back, relax. Grab something to eat, grab some popcorn, grab your Xbox, grab your Bitcoin miner, grab your Abigas, and let's just jump right into it. We're going to call this subscriber who sent in this story, which by the way, you can send and stories and be featured on the channel to my Instagram in the description. Anyways, we're going to call this subscriber who sent in this story, which, by the way, you can send in stories and be featured on the channel to my Instagram in the description. Anyways, we're going to call this guy. We're going to call him Will. And for all the names in this video, once again, I got them from suggestions in the comment section. So suggest names down below. And by the way, if I don't use your name, don't take it personally. There's a lot of suggestions. and I'm very appreciative because I'm not very creative. And if not, I would have used the name Ben every single time.

But anyways, right? don't use your name. Don't take it personally. There's a lot of suggestions and I'm very appreciative because I'm not very creative. And if not, I would have used the name Ben every single time.

But anyways, right, we're going to call this guy Will. So Will has been in a relationship for

pretty close to two years at this point. So it's a pretty dedicated relationship. And we're going to

call Will's girlfriend, Charlotte. And obviously, Charlotte is a wonderful person. you can tell that by the title of the

video so anyways right charlotte and will have been going pretty strong for almost two years at this

point and you know uh yeah just a heads up the story you know sometimes it's like kind of a funny

twist and how it's kind of like a funny ending and how like everything works out uh not all my stories are like that and this is an example of one that just, it's just not good. Anyways, right, so Charlotte and Will, you know, they have been going strong. I was two years at this point and they're, you know, they've had ups and downs, right? They've had points where they've, you know, had some arguments. But at this point, they were, you know, going pretty well. Well, at least that's what Will, you know, thought was going on. He thought things were going pretty well. But obviously, there were definitely some things under the hood that were not being taken care of because otherwise this whole situation, this whole dumpster fire, would not have gone down the way it was. So anyways, right, this whole, you know, debacle starts when one day, you know, you know, Charlotte decides, you know, or Charlott and will decide, you know, they, they want, like, Charlotte should come over to his house and they should hang out for like a night or whatever. And his parents, at this point, Will's parents, they were both seniors in high school, and at this point, Will and Charlotte's parents were pretty chill with them, them like hanging out together and giving them space. I guess they just like, you know, trusted them not to do anything crazy. Like they just kind of trusted them that, you know, they're not going to like accidentally create a child and both drop out of college, you know, which is like if you do that, that's fine, but not necessarily what Charlotte and Will's parents wanted. But other other in that they trusted them and said you can do whatever you want we don't really care and honestly loki like not the worst idea for parenting like especially when dude when you're like both 18 you're both like seniors in high school like dude you're you're you're getting there like you're almost going to be at college like just let them do it anyways right. Anyways, right? So Charlotte and Will, you know, they, you know, Charlotte comes over to Will's house,

and, you know, they're in pretty good terms, so they're pretty excited to see each other. The plan is to, like, just, you know, eat food, watch a movie. The parents will be out for the night. you know the parents just decide to see if like they could go over some friend's house for a while

just to honestly give these two space because the parents were like you know what we were kids

once and like if we had like a girlfriend over we definitely would not want you know you know our parents just chill in there so you know yeah well the parents went out i don't know they went out to like you know maybe you see a movie and then have like a late dinner or something i don't. They definitely gave them a lot of time and a lot of space. But anyways, right. So the plan was they're going to chill, you know, maybe watch a movie. I don't really know what else they'd do in a, you know, home alone without any parents. Maybe they would, you know, consult each other on their next stock and bond purchases. that's something that, you know, couples, when left alone in a house with a bed, normally end up doing, they talk about bond rates. Anyways. But anyways, right, so they're there and they decide that they want to watch a movie. Charlotte's like, hey, I haven't seen this movie yet. And Will's like, yeah, actually, you know, I have that, it's on Netflix, or I have that on demand, or somehow it's saved.

So while Will's queuing up the movie, in comes Will's older brother. Will's older brother is like two years older. So we'll call him Dan. So Dan is 20. Will is 18, Cheryl, it's 18. So Dan, you know, he is in his first year of college, but it's like kind of an... I've ruled out uni because I want to live at home.

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