You know how there's one kid in class who just thinks that he's actually the main character?

Well, today we got a story time of this cringy kid who just, he just embodies main character syndrome.

That's the best way I can describe it.

This kid comes into class and actually thinks that he's like the anime protagonist.

And let me just say that you guys are

not, you may not be physically or mentally prepared or spiritually prepared for the level of

cringe in this video. So please brace yourself. Honestly, brace yourself. Leave a like on the video

to claim your free nothing. It's a pretty good deal. Subscribe if you're new and enjoy story time videos. And with that all being said, let's jump into it. Don't say I didn't

warn you. So we're going to call the subscriber who submitted this story Cameron. By the way,

you can submit stories as well. Just go to my Instagram at Connor Pugs. Follow me in there

and then send me a DM message. Anyways, right, so we're

going to call the subscriber Cameron. So there's a kid who we're going to call main character

kid. That's going to be his name. Man, man, no, we'll call him Ben. We'll call him Ben. We'll

bring back the whole call the secondary character Ben thing. I used to do a lot. Anyways, right,

so this kid, Ben, and Cameron's class

was always a little bit, a little bit on the dramatic side, a little bit, well, cringe is kind of the

only word I can really use. I'm not going to give you a big background. We're just going to jump

right into it. So one day Cameron was kind of just chilling in class, kind of just sitting there,

whatever, and that's when Ben, the main character kid, comes in. He's like, ah,

like, he's very clearly trying to get as much attention as possible by like huffing and puffing. And, you know, Cameron's like, do not sit next to me. Don't sit next to me. Because there is an open seat. There are a bunch of open seats. But there was an open seat next to Cameron. And Cameron's like, oh my God, can you please sit anywhere else but next to me? Please.

So anyways, right. This is almost like, you know, when you're in an airplane? And I'm not trying to be rude or anything, but when people are walking down and you're sitting in a seat and there's seats next to you, you don't know who's going to sit next to you. Let me just say that during a very long plane ride, sitting next to a baby or someone who is maybe would have been better off with two seats instead of one if you

know what I mean it's probably not the greatest experience so I don't know but you know how you're

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