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So we have a, you know, I see videos like this all the time on Twitter, and this

just reminds me of what pomp and omitted was like like and it's like you just never know when one of these kids is gonna you

know decide to come up he doesn't like you for whatever reason like this kid's an

autistic kid and he doesn't even see what's going on the guy sucker punches oh

he took it well though and he didn't want to fight the guy with the guy. He's a bully. He's probably a skinny pussy can't fight anyways. But, you know, he picks on somebody that he knows it's probably not going to fight back. I mean, probably he's getting his ass kicked at home or by the other kids in the neighborhood.

But I mean, it's the pop in the middle.

This is like every day somebody was getting their ass beat or picked on or sucker punched.

Even if you fight back and you beat me, beat that dude's ass, he'd show up sometime later in the week with probably about 10 or 12 of his friends to really tune you up.

So the way I survived when I was in middle school was I made

friends with all really big black kids and because they usually needed help on

their tests and stuff and if they liked you they'd look out for you and if

somebody was talking shit they would just give them a dirty look you know like the would, and they would back away and they wouldn't fuck with you. That's, you got to do what you got to do to survive in those environments, but it's, you know, it's shit's still going on. It's like they act like it's a new thing, but that's, it was going on when I was a kid. It sucks to go to middle school and, you know, be scared for your life walking through

the hallways.

You just never know.

We're going into a bathroom and there's four or five dudes and they're just waiting to

jump you and beat your ass because you're white.

That's all it was.

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