How's it going, everyone? Welcome back to a brain new video. Today we got a story time of a spoiled kid who loses it on his coach. I know you guys will enjoy this story. So sit back, relax, subscribe to the channel if you're new, leave a like on the video to claim your free nothing. Fantastic deal, by the way. With that all being said, let's just jump right into it. So this all happened during tryouts for the soccer team during the subscriber's sixth

grade year.

So anyways, the soccer team was pretty big at the subscriber's school and every single year

they would have tryouts.

So this school went from like started in fifth grade and went all the, well, okay, it started

from like first grade or whatever and went all the way to eighth grade and people could start trying out for sports teams in fifth grade and went all the, okay, it started from like first grade, whatever, and went all the way to eighth grade, and people could start trying out for sports teams in fifth

grade. The thing is, though, in fifth grade, a lot of people weren't actually, we're going to get cut

because, you know, they were either too young, but if there were a few, like, superstars in fifth grade,

they were allowed on the team. So the subscriber was one of those, so he has been on

the team before. Anyways, though, starting in sixth grade, so six, seventh, and eighth grade,

anyone who tries out for the team will get on. Does that mean that they'll get play time?

Like, will they actually go out and play soccer? No, but they will technically be on the team,

probably just on the bench the entire time,

maybe if they're a game that doesn't matter, they'll get some play time, and they'll definitely

practice. So anyways, right, this was sixth grade. So the subscriber has always been through,

like, has already been through like the trials and tribulations of, you know, the first round

of cuts in fifth grade where, you know,

he could actually get cut. And the subscribers, like one of two out of like 25 that tried out that actually

got on the team. So the next year comes around and the subscriber knows a lot of people on the team

already. He knows the coaches. And he's going in with a lot more confidence. One, because he was on the team last year, and two,

because, you know, you can't not be on the team. Anyways, though, so a lot of other kids, you know,

are trying out. And, you know, some of them are good. Some of them were, like, almost cut last,

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