Today we have a story of this teacher who completely owns this spoil kid. I know you guys will enjoy it. It's a perfect karma story. Let's just get into it.

And we're crying, cry, cry, like a moon, and out of my...

...aulny subscriber in today's story, John. So this all happened one day when John was in seventh grade.

And John had a regular teacher in his history class. However, the teacher was sick and was

pretty sick, had a pretty bad case of the cold, but happened to be out for an entire week.

John didn't know this at the time, but, you know, the substitute teacher just came in every single

day that week. So his teacher happened to be out for the time, but the substitute teacher just came in every single day that week.

So his teacher happened to be out for the week. And this substitute teacher was pretty epic,

was a pretty cool guy, as you will see. It's not apparent at first, but trust me, the payoff is

totally worth it. There's also a bully in John's school, unfortunately. And the bully is in John's

history class. History, okay. In John's

history class, right? And this bully has been kind of known as like the bully for the longest time.

John is in seventh grade and he's been going to the same school since he was in first grade.

And this kid has always been known as a school bully since first grade, since the first year John has been

there. And obviously, as the kid has gotten older, he's gotten more, you know, crueler and more

sophisticated with his bullying. But he just never stopped. And John would always tell his parents,

and his parents were like, oh, well, he's going to grow up someday. And let me just say,

it has been seven years, it has been seven years of long, long bullying. And John's been waiting for long

enough. So this all happened. Let's go to day one. So day one, John comes in the class, and he's

waiting for his regular teacher, and the substitute teacher walks in instead. And John's like,

oh, okay, I guess we have a substitute today. And the substitute is like, hey class, like my name is

Mr. Davenport. I will be substituting for Mr. I don't know, Mr. Kavanaugh because, you know, he's sick

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