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It is indeed, it's a show where we read and we watch and we listen and sometimes we learn.

And this week we're gonna start like every week with some black excellence. And this week I was chosen to discuss something that brought me joy and smiles via a black excellent story on TikTok.

And it comes by way of a mom named Victoria and her TikTok is Victoria pretty much. Victoria pretty much now.

Some of y'all may have heard about this story, you may already know where I'm going with this because this TikTok post has currently 2.4 million views.

Victoria went to TikTok and tell the story. I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I think she said how many months?

After months of having to deal with, you know, the legalies and consequences of some of her child's actions. She was now in the clear to discuss something that took place with her 11 year old in the school that he attends.

Oh, I just see this. Okay, I do know what you mean. Victoria was pulled down to the down to the school where her son Elijah attends fifth grade.

They said he's not in danger, but he isn't trouble. And she said when she got there, he was very visibly upset.

And she said that the mother fucking district attorney's office, the superintendent, the principal, faux cops and 3 IT technicians were waiting there.

So at this point, she's like, well, what's going on? And if you haven't seen this, I will let Victoria tell the story. You can go to her, take talk for the rest.

Long story short, basically, she was made aware that her 11 year old son was controlling the school's internet and had been doing so for three months.

And essentially what that entailed was him hacking into the system somehow using one of the student's computers and just shut in the whole damning it off whenever he didn't go to school or being class.

Because that prevented teachers from communicating with one another, you know, doing their damn job overall. And so they were, you know, led to they had no choice in most cases, but to cancel classes and let the kids go home.

And at least you said they were also doing like, like I think in person, maybe every other week and then virtual one week, something like that.

Yeah, yeah, it was like a hybrid thing. Yeah. So this tech genius, and I con and I con a living legend.

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