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How's it going, everyone? Welcome back to the channel. Today we got two spoil kid stories that are

so freaking crazy that I know you'll enjoy them. So sit back, relax, subscribe to the channel if you're new.

And let's just jump right into it. Real quick, I have a super cool announcement. You guys have been

asking for these videos to be on Spotify for the longest time.

And now I can say that we are officially on Spotify.

It's the first link in the description.

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Or just want to listen on the go.

Anyways, so we're going to call the subscriber for the

first story, Charlie. So anyways, right, Charlie is in class, and there's this kid in Charlie's

class who we're going to call the spoiled kid. And he was the spoiled kid because he always got anything

that he ever wanted. His parents would always say yes to him. His parents would always say that he's like the greatest guy ever and that he's so smart and that oh my God, like, wow, Charlie or the spoiled kid is so awesome and everything he does is so great. And he's the best guy ever. And the thing is, right, it's good for your parents to be supportive you know in fact i think

it's like super important for your parents to be supportive but there's a difference between being

supportive and giving you a massive head and making you think that you can do literally anything when

you can't so the problem was the spoiled kid believed that he was entitled to literally everything

so there is also a girl in this class who we're going to call kate that's like one of the So the problem was the spoiled kid believed that he was entitled to literally everything.

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