Today we got a story time of a spoiled kid who believes that he is the top G.

He believes that him flexing won't get him all the ladies.

And by the end of it, the spoiled kid will have learned his lesson that just flexing

the stuff that his parents buys him actually doesn't make him the most attractive person

on planet Earth.

I think you'll enjoy today's stories, so sit back, relax, subscribe if you're new,

and let's jump into it. So we're going to call the subscriber who submitted this story Adam.

So anyways, Adam was in the 11th grade, basically his sophomore year in high school.

So anyways, Adam was in high school. Oh, I already said that. But anyways, there's a kid in Adams class.

And the kid in Adams class, we're just going to call it a spoiled kid.

So the spoiled kid was a very standard spoiled kid.

He was, like, kind of very entitled, very believed that, you know,

everything that went well in his life was because he was just genuinely, like,

intrinsically a better person than other people.

He also was the type of spoiled kid where his parents would give

him anything and everything, which there's nothing necessarily wrong with your parents having a bit

more money. However, I do think that those parents should definitely consider withholding a bit

more of that from their kids so that they can actually get a good value of what money is,

and so that it doesn't go immediately to their head,

because the spoiled kid in Adams class was a great example of kind of the worst that can happen with, like,

giving your kids way too much and not allowing them to understand, you know, the value of what they're getting.

I'll give a little example. So this kid, right,

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