How's it gone, everyone. Welcome back to a brand new story. Today we have a story of another spoiled kid who does something absolutely crazy.

This is another one of those stories of those spoiled kids who are just so ridiculous that you just can't help but just sit there and think, wow, these people really populate the earth with us.

That's freaking crazy, bro. bro so without all being said leave a

like in the video to claim you free nothing and let's just jump right into it so we're going to

call a subscriber who submitted the story adrian and so there was a new kid who was moving into the

neighborhood and the new kid's mom reached out to a bunch of other kids moms in the neighborhood

because she was added to a neighborhood

Facebook group or something. I don't know what moms do. I also don't know how Facebook works. I

don't know much about either. But yeah, so the mom must have reached out to Adrian's mom and said,

hey, like, I got a son. That's your son's age. Or probably asked, like, if she has a son,

how old her son is? And then, oh, my son's your age as well. So they got an invitation over.

It was, this was all happening over the summer. I think the plan was that, like, the spoiled kid,

or who they didn't know was the spoiled kid, but we're going to call the spoil kid, right? The spoiled kid just got there, and the spoiled kid's mom is like,

well, I want to make sure my son has friends as he goes into school.

Obviously, I think all moms want that, right?

So anyways, Adrian on one Friday night, is driving over with his mom.

And they're driving to a place, a part of the neighborhood that they had never been to.

I think Adrian Pass would pass by it every once in a while, but it was like one of those gated communities, so you'd look inside the gates and you'd be like, dang, this is some nice houses, I guess.

But this time, they were given the access code or whatever. Apparently in this gated community, they would change the access code every single day.

And like, if you had a guest, you'd just give them the right access code.

And people who had, like, lived there, had accounts.

You could log in.

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