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they expect to get it. So in this story, when the subscriber refuses to give the spoiled kid his science

project for the science fair, this spoiled kid goes crazy and destroys it. Don't worry,

the spoiled kid does get the karma that he deserves. And with that being said, let's jump right

into this story. So we're going to call the subscriber who submitted this story, Zach.

So anyways, every year at Zach's school, there's a science fair.

And anyone who's in the third, fourth, fifth, or sixth grade has to partake in the science fair.

It's a pretty big part of their science grade in each of their classes.

Obviously, there's a little bit of a different

expectations for third graders versus like sixth graders or whatever, but most of the time,

as long as you do something cool, you'll get an A. So anyways, this year, Zach decided that he

wanted to do a paper mache volcano. I don't know if you guys have ever seen those, but basically

you make this big paper macheour-Maché volcano.

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