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Gen Z is easily the softest generation, and this story is proof. Put on your cringe goggles and let's just jump right in.

So we're going to call a subscriber who submitted this story, Kevin. So when he raised

ripe, there was this thing in Kevin's class called the gym, called the push-up test in gym class, right?

So basically what would happen is the beginning of the year.

You would do as many push-ups as you possibly can.

And then at the end of the year, you'd be tested to see how many push-ups you can do

by the end of the year.

And the whole idea behind it is that basically you'd be able to do more push-ups in the beginning,

or you'd be able to do less push-ups in the beginning, and because of all your work in gym

class or whatever, that maybe you'd be able to do more towards the end.

So it wasn't like that big of a deal.

However, it was kind of a big deal at the school, since everyone during the push-up test

would be a little nervous because they'd want to perform well. And sometimes people would crowd around and watch, which I can understand

this, like the stress and anxiety for that. Dude, I used to have a push-up test in middle school.

And like, people would always, like, look around and watch and they'd be so nosy, they'd be like, how many pushups did you get? I'm like, dude, I'm sorry, bro.

I'm a little skeleton, bro. Like, definitely in middle school, I was built like those Minecraft

skeletons, so I was not repping out 100,000 bushups. I'll just tell you that.

Push-ups are a pretty good exercise to know how to do, and if you can't do any, there's definitely no shame to it, but I would definitely suggest trying to figure out how to do one.

If you've got to go on your knees, that's totally cool. It's good for you, but at the end of the day,

as long as you don't have to like push-ups, but as long as you don't act like the Gen Z kid in this

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