Today we got a story time of the spoiled kid who wrote an essay about how poor people deserve to be poor and then read it aloud in front of everyone in the class.

Yeah, I'm as confused as you do. Leave a like in the video to claim your free nothing.

And let's call the subscriber who sent in today's story. Let's call him, let's call him Harvey. That's the name of one of my dogs. Let's call him Harvey. Anyways, right, in Harvey's class, there's this kid, and we're just going to call him the spoiled

kid for the rest of the story. You guys know, when I have too many names in my story times, I always

mix them up, and it's really confusing for both you and me. But anyways, right, you might be thinking,

why is this kid known as the spoiled kid? Because, like because like obviously after what happened in this story everyone knew him as the

spoiled kid but he was known as the spoiled kid even before this event happened and the reason why is pretty

crazy as well so basically one like a couple years ago because at this point Harvey's in fifth grade

but back in second grade right you know the spoiled kid got a grade that he didn't

really like on his test, and he was very angry. So he got up in front of everyone in the class,

ran up to the teacher, and said, if you don't change my grade on this assignment, my daddy's

going to suit you. My daddy's a big shot lawyer, and you will lose all your money and be homeless and starve

on the streets. Obviously, the kid was sent to, like, the principal and he had to like apologize

to the teacher in front of the entire class. But after that moment, right, everyone kind of knew him

as the spoiled kid. However, he didn't do anything big and crazy like that for the next

three years up until one day during fifth grade. So just to set the scene, there was a pretty big

writing assignment. Speaking of a writing assignment, I have a 10-page paper. I got to do kind of soon,

dude. I'm not trying to do that. Anyways, though, they had a pretty big writing assignment where

they could write about, honestly, whatever they wanted. The whole thing was because they had a whole

unit on, like, the English language, your grammar, your adjectives, your nouns. The whole point was

is, can you write something? Could I also write it, like, correctly? Can the syntax be good? Can

your grammar be at least okay? Don't be like me like cookies.

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