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Today we have a story time of a spoiled kid who ends up stealing his mother's credit card,

overloading it, putting all this stuff on the card, and then he gets exposed. Today's a pretty good

story, so leave a like in the video to claim your free nothing, limited time deal, and let's jump

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

So anyways, there's a kid who Brian goes to school with and lives in the same neighborhood with,

who we're gonna call the spoiled kid.

So the spoiled kid would normally get everything that he wanted.

I mean, his parents had a decent amount of money, but also, look, and a lot of the spoiled kids, their parents were like mega loaded, right? This kid's parents were like they did

pretty well for themselves. They definitely weren't like living paycheck to paycheck or anything,

but they were kind of more somewhat average middle class household. However, they would normally

give, not Brian, the spoil kid, whatever he wanted. So today,

we have a story of when the spoiled kid steals his mom's credit card and goes crazy with it. Because

sometimes with other spoiled kids, if they stole their parents' credit card, it wouldn't have been

as big of a deal just because, like, their parents have a gazillion dollars anyway. So,

oh, no, man, he spent $20 billion. Who cares? They'll just print a trillion more. But in this

case, it actually is like a really big deal. So how did this all happen? So Brian one day was,

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