r/ImTheMainCharacter - Centre Of The Universe 💅 

Added Context: Apparently the school clip is quite old, and the teacher in question had just been handing out copied papers over and over instead of actually teaching So the speech indeed makes sense with the added context ❤

Fun fact: the whole hierarchy thing comes from a research paper done in the 70's on captive wolves. After doing the same research on wild wolves, they realised they were all wrong and have been trying, unsuccessfully, to set the record straight. Turns out it's a family thing, not a dominance thing. In captivity, a mixed pack will follow the "alpha", while a wild pack is more a family where many are relatives.

17:45 this is sexual harassment. didn’t know people needed to be told not to shove their asses in strangers faces. and regardless if this man had a partner or not, or if he was attracted to this woman or not, it is still disgusting behaviour.

Fun fact: the term "Alpha" does not come from the 70's research paper done on captive wolves. It comes from Schjelderup-Ebbe's 1922 study of chicken behavior. The "alpha" of the flock was found to be *the hens (female chickens)* that pecked on other chickens. So when you hear someone call themselves **the alpha**, it means they are **bloodthirsty chickens** which is accurate.

To anyone that smokes or vapes, do it outside of stores don't bring that sh*t in the store. There's people like my mom n I who's bodies have a bad reaction to it.

The girl that was kicking holes in the door also had BPD written onscreen, not just ADHD. BPD is Borderline Personality Disorder, she was showing off how "scary" she is. As someone with BPD, I've never been violent in my life, and this constant mis-characterization is annoying and frustrating.

30:47 - That's NOT "main character" syndrome. The young man was making a valid point about teachers & subs who just hand out packets and do NO teaching at all. The clip that you have is massively editted. The young man even got interviewed by the local news BECAUSE of his clear and concise argument about how not all kids can learn from being handed packets and being told to read it and do the work in the packet with ZERO instructions given by the teacher. No guidance. Nothing. So do NOT side with the "teacher" in that clip please. The young man was tired of her handing out packets and NOT actually teaching because some kids NEED verbal explanations not written ones.

Trigger warning: sexual harassment . . . . 18:00 it's not borderline sexual harassment, it just is. The problem with the stereotype that men are always up for stuff means that this is treated as a joke, and even something they should want. Often people are seen as less of a man if they aren't comfortable with those advances. Or it's used in a manipulative way to ask "Don't you think I'm pretty?" These videos make it even worse, because a lot of the comments will be other men who say they'd happily do it, rather than acknowledging how creepy the behaviour is.

As a former McDonald's employee I can tell you, refusing to park does not make your food come out any faster. It just angers the people behind you. If you're asked to park, your food probably just isn't ready yet and being a jerk about it actually does not make the frozen mcnuggets fry any faster.

Fun fact, the scientist who first submitted papers on the whole "alpha" stuff regarding wolves later rescinded the papers, and spent a long time telling people he had misunderstood. Turns out the "alpha" couple were the parents and grandparents of the pack the vast majority of the time. So unless you have raised kids to adulthood, claiming to be an "alpha" to me is even more cringey. It's like teenagers yelling "I am the parent of this family". Which is even more cringe than before to me, unless you are an experienced dad. XD

29:42 This is actually a technique that some therapists use to attempt to help us with our emotional dysregulation. When BPD rage comes, it can't be stopped, but it can be delayed. Recording rage episodes like this helps us to delay said episodes for long enough to set up the camera. The goal is to be able to eventually delay for long enough that we are able to safely isolate ourselves if in public or around loved ones when these episodes come on so that we don't accidentally hurt someone. BPDers crave validation and the promised reward of being congratulated for doing our therapy homework and setting up a camera (or attempting to delay our episodes in any way) is a good incentive for us to try. Source: I have treatment resistant BPD and one of the therapists who attempted to help me had me do this exact thing for a while. Granted, I didn't post it to the internet for the world to see, but to each their own

The hair? Very fresh and very adult! The couple in the drive thru are very much scammers. Demanding a cash refund when they paid with a card is an instant red flag. The phone "recording" and having a line behind them are very much pressure tactics. Major props to the kid at the window for not having any of it!

I don’t understand why people can’t just be nice to customer service workers. ESPECIALLY when it comes to food. Even if you don’t have empathy, why would you mess with somebody who’s handling your future stuff? Like.. where is the logic..

I used to work with a woman at Wal-Mart who thought she could become a professional singer. Instead of recording herself and putting it's up on the admittedly very young internet, she would hold up her line herself, and if any customer expressed any interest at all in her voice she SANG TO THEM!! She did not care how many people were in her line, if the customer said "oh, you can sing?" she would full on break out in song. She did not have a bad voice, but there is a time and a place, and the Walmart checkout line is not it.

MY MOM KNOWS YOU LIKE "The pretty boy with sexy voice" IM DYING

The mcdonalds refund giy is definitely scamming. Its probably a stolen card, so he buys stuff under the tap limit that doesnt need a pin, and then demands refund in cash. Its pretty common. As for why they'd film? They're not. They're just holding their phones up trying to bluff the employee into giving them the money.

Your new haircut makes you look adult enough to confidently schedule your own dr appointments WITHOUT rehearsing before you call (side note my emotional support demon arrived safely today and I feel very emotionally supported)

17:33 that wasn't "borderline sexual harassment", that was straight up sexual harassment. Imagine a guy doing the same thing to a girl and everyone would be absolutely horrified.

At 30:40 that kid actually makes a really good speech about a specific kind of teacher who really shouldn't be teaching at all. He also only did it when he got fed up with it to a breaking point. The full video gives a bit more context, and I'd highly recommend watching it in full. His name is Jeff Bliss.

The whole bumping into people kinda happened to me, a guy almost shoved me into the street with how hard he pushed me. Thing is I was walking a few steps ahead of my dad who is built like an entire bear, so he proceeded to intentionally slam into the man who pushed me. 10/10 would recommend strong dads.

*31:06** Click, you are so wrong about this young man and this video!* This is from a school in Texas where their lazy teacher would just hand out a paper with an assignment every single class and not teach them at all. When they had complained to her earlier, her only response was: "Whatever. It's a paycheck." This young man had had enough and stood up for himself and his classmates and their wish and right to actually learn something. I think it says a lot that not only was he *not* reprimanded by the school for this but last I heard *she* was placed on administrative leave pending an investigation. Something that apparently was a long time coming. So no, this guy doesn't belong in this compilation imo and I think it's only fair that people know that and know what really happened. You should look up the entire thing. He's pretty amazing.

The true main character was the British all along! 🇬🇧👑✨

I used to process workers' compensation insurance claims and a huge number of the claims were for nurses and teachers being actively attacked. Two incredibly important and disgustingly underpaid jobs also face a huge amount of violence.

25:40 reminds me of a quote where it basically was "get a real job" SAYS THE PERSON WHO IS BENEFITING FROM THIS JOB EXISTING RIGHT NOW. IF THEY DIDNT HAVE THIS JOB YOU WOULDNT GET YOUR BIGMAC DUDE

17:55 Borderline? Nah, Click, if the sexes were reversed we would _all_ be calling it sexual harassment … _because it is._ Just because it's a woman doing it to a man doesn't make it suddenly, _magically_ not sexual harassment.

The thing that always gets me with gamer gatekeepers is that video games are entertainment. Some video games are lore-heavy or have robust combat systems or experimental art styles, but not every game has to follow those same standards. If you enjoy the game and have fun playing it, great, it's fulfilled its purpose. If you find deeper meaning in it, cool, but not every game has to have deeper meaning. I have the same problem with literature snobs. Making fun of someone or telling them they're lesser for liking romance novels instead of reading frickin Crime and Punishment or Shakespeare or whatever, just makes people not want to read anything and that's not how you spread the joy of your hobby.

The couple at McDonalds actually got busted for their stunt. The woman passenger was (was, because she got fired) a waitress at another local restaurant and the guy only had 50, not 50K followers on IG. They got dragged for their racist and abusive behavior. The restaurant the woman worked at put out a statement condemning her actions. They clearly were trying to scam cash.

8:50 As someone who grew up in Jersey the NJ heckler one is embarrassing because there's a time and place where being an F-bomb dropping Jersey loudmouth is funny or useful and that ain't it. Like one time I was at a party, with my college friend group, and a guy was discreetly getting handsy with the girls. A guy friend saw me bodily shove the guy away and heard him ask what town I lived in and immediately started ripping on the guy. "Why do you want to know where she f--n lives, bud? You gonna follow her home, hide in the f--n bushes?" He ripped on him so loud the whole party turned to look, and it led to people stepping in and getting me away from the guy, people checking on all the girls to see if he'd made anyone else uncomfortable (answer: yes) and if they were okay, and another guy having a little Talk that led to the dude leaving. To this day, I appreciate it because I was about to flip out but I hate losing my temper due to a rough upbringing and not wanting to be like my dad. My college friends all knew that about me. It was also hilarious because my friend was funny as hell. To this day, I wish I could remember everything he said because it was a solid two or three minute takedown where he just demolished the dude. My point is: that is the essence of using Jersey asshole powers for good not evil. You shouldn't use them to heckle performers pointlessly, they're there for drawing attention to someone messing with someone, telling Karens to go f-- themselves, and heckling people who bully customer service workers until they leave a place of business.

Let's be real, the plushies are the main characters

21:45 funny enough, they're probably actually looking because wearing revealing clothes like that to a Japanese shrine or sanctuary (judging by the giant embellished torii gates, could be wrong though) is generally seen as super disrespectful

another thing that makes the first clip rather sympathetic is that "the flight attendant was rooting for me" was not based on a flight attendant in the background looking in his general direction for 0.2 seconds, but an attendant actually interacting with him in a clearly positive way = he isn't just assuming that everyone is thinking about him, clearly this person actually did think about him

11:25 if i owned a gym i would not ban cameras. Id go the other way around. Hear me out: If you want to film at the gym you have to pay extra money to rent kind of like those velvet ropes you see at movie theaters (but more portable) that you put around the work out area/machine youre working on. This indicates to other members that you paid to be able to film in this area. And they arent allowed to walk through your shot cuz they cant cross the ropes. This extra charge for filming would help to bring down the cost of regular memberships and improve the gym. And if people try to film themselves without renting the filming ropes, other gym members are encouraged to photobomb and walk through their shots as much as possible because the more people that rent the ropes, the more affordable the gym will be for people who dont wanna film. And if this makes people not want to film there because the cost then that works too. Gym members will appreciate that. And other gyms might follow my lead once they get an influx of people filming and start losing their members who are annoyed by that to me 😏

I genuinely hope that I run into someone who says out loud to me that they are the alpha so I can tell them that's now how wolves work. PLEASE I NEED THIS

25:40 The people in the car are trying to scam. The card was probably stolen, that's why they're insisting on a cash refund instead of it being put back on the card. They're being aweful with the hopes the girl at the window will get flustered and just give in and break the rules to get rid of them.

The drive through thing is definitely a scam. I work in customer service. The insist on getting refunded in cash and then they dispute the charges with the bank so that they get refunded twice. 26:10

39:00 it wasn't staged, it was an OnlyFans model, being suggestive in her "warmups" in the gym, and the owner having enough of her bs. She does that a lot in the gym, and she is actually in a drama about trying to explain herself and failing miserably

31:53 I know about this clip. The teacher was being a lazy PoS that wasn't taking their work seriously and only caring about it paying their bread.

After watching James Somerton awful 43 minute "apology" video I can't imagine a worse example of main character syndrome

about the ice skating thing... I really hated it when people did it to me or others, since I've always felt unsafe and my life is like being put in their hands, since if they made a mistake I'll be pulled in it. also the fact that it felt like they're just stroking their ego while putting others at risk and making them feel very uncomfortable never sat right with me.

8:40 I think its actually a cute little prank, he is asking things as if he was a newbie and the store worker is helping and being nice, like, man saw a new guy eager to try a guitar and went "yeah sure you do this and then that" it doesnt hurt anyone, is a bit funny, and people could actually see "hey, this store, if youre a newbie, they actually not gonna look at you like youre an idiot"

17:50 "Kiss or slap" "Slap" *Turns around provocatively.* *Stands up and slaps them full-force in the face.* "Alright thank you."

The guitar playing vid should be more of a celebration of the workers who don't judge people for being beginners and actually answered his questions! 😊

37:29 apparently this was over a sexual education book……. MERICA🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅🦅

24:57 I worked in fast food for years and I remember one man cussing me out and threatening me because I asked him to pull 12ft forward while he waited, so I could serve the lady behind him that only got a coffee. He said it was bullshit that he had to wait at all and spent the entire time his food was cooking to cuss me and my coworker out. When it was done, we told him that his food was ready but we weren’t going to give it to him. Refunded him and told him not to come back. He could have just calmly waited by the door and gotten fresh food. But since he decided to spend his entire wait cussing us out and threatening us, we decided to completely waste his time 🤷🏻‍♂️ sat and waited just to not get anything out of it

33:54 that guy would die in hollow knight due to incompetence and then go "wElL iT's NoT a ReAl GaMe So It DoEsN't CoUnT"

The air balloon is inflated for the load they are carrying. If the AH jumped, he could potentially kill the other passengers. A fast rise due to loss of weight could be catastrophic.

About the person with adhd and bpd: I do not have bpd but from what I know, it is characterized by impulsive thoughts, as well as frequent outbursts. The person set up their camera to showcase their symptoms and experiences. This was a much safer outlet to express their anger outburst rather than hurting themselves or others.

The McDonald's one is 100% absolutely a scam. They probably used a stolen card, and the only way they'll get any money is by asking for cash back. Pretty much any business will have a policy where refunds are done either as store credit or to the original payment method... For this exact reason. And it's been that way for a LONG time! I remember learning this policy at my first retail job over 10 years ago.

The tiktoks prankers trying to be arrested by the cops are so irritating especially knowing that they have white privilege and know they’ll never get in real danger gosh

29:16 As someone who lives with ADHD, I will say that it effects your emotional regulation. That could be what she's trying to convey, but honestly it feels like rage bait.

4:36 "The whole alpha male thing is kinda like horoscopes for men." I almost choked to death on my food 😂

46:14 This is the equivalent of saying you are built different so you can go out in space without a helmet.

Fun fact: I got two major concussions from ice skating. One was from me just falling backwards, and the other was from some guy who was showing off like that video towards the end. I had slid out just a little but was hit by a similar ✨main character✨. Click was right, it can be extremely dangerous to dodge like that around less experienced/predictable people. So don't. Since the second accident I have been too scared to go as fast as I used to be able to. It doesn't bother me that much cus I'm not too involved anymore, but it is still sad.

The video of the the student with long hair yelling at the teacher was cut to make it seem like he was just another entitled kid. From the original, even though he was probably out of line, because the teacher never actual got up and taught anything in the class. She would just hand out big packets for the students to work through, while she just sat at her desk. And she had said that for her, this was only a paycheck. I guess this was the day that someone got fed up and said something, even if it did sound preachy and over the top. But, he is a teenager. They deserve a better education.

That ballet photo one is just one of many on that channel. They are pretty respectful of the public when they film. They never block traffic, just wait for traffic to clear, or get a cool looking car in the background or something. They never yell at people walking through their shoot on crowded tourist attractions. The photographer just tells the dancer to wait for people to pass, and when it's clear, she says "yes yes go now!" She does a lot of absolutely beautiful dance photography and is really respectful of everyone around. I even saw one where some random kid was excited to see a ballerina, and with the mother's permission, she included the kid in the shoot. Really sweet. I highly encourage you to check out some of her other videos. Her photos are absolutely beautiful, and her interaction with the public is extremely polite. This one is totally not main character, but more like dedicated, talented, and respectful artist.

15:00 "Being a nuisance is not the same as a prank." We need a whole ass CAMPAIGN for this. This needs to be the new house hippo. Kids need to be traumatized by trippy and slightly terrifying "Being a nuisance is not the same as a prank. Stop it. Get some help." PSAs.

My dad used to jump on elevators a lil bit to mess with me and my family, but once he did it too hard or something and accidentally triggered the earthquake sensors which made the elevator stop. This was at a nice hotel where my dad happened to have like an elite status so the employees, who didn't know that he was the one that caused the problem, were apologizing profusely because he was such a high-level client, my dad felt SO bad about the whole situation and didn't accept any sort of accommodations they tried to make for him, tho I don't think he fessed up. Needless to say, my dad does not jump on elevators anymore lol.

Worked in McDonalds, people would try to use a stolen card with contacless and then ask for cash refund. Never give refund in any other way than they paid. Would even make sure that it was the same card.

43:39 The problem with this one is that it became sort of a trend especially with kids. My best friend quit her job because ppl were crawling around the store and also behind the registers (in employees only area) and they were sometimes damaging stuff. It's also easier for them to steal something.

29:03 I have adhd and am on meds for BPD and I've only done this when my parents won't leave me alone for half an hour after repeatedly telling them to leave me alone. I'm normally not violent and takes a lot to bring my to the point of hitting something that isn't a remote or controller, and it takes way more for me to try to break something

17:50 In Germany, one guy did those Kissing "Pranks" a few years ago. He claimed to be totally a player and badass. Well ... he got convicted for being a P-Word because he did this with 13 yo Girls. Now he tries to make music and chilling in Russia with paid women. One of his "jokes" was: "Damn, look at that, this chick's tights slipped. I should ask her out. (another person from behind the camera) We are at a kindergarten. (This dude) Wait, what? (looks around) well, then I'm saving 30 bucks." This was after he was convicted, unfortunately he didn't get very long.

Regarding the skating video: Even if he had no collisions, that dude is deliberately having near-misses to scare and upset other skaters, and when you feel unsafe on the ice it's impossible to improve your basic skills and it increases the risk that you'll be injured if you fall (because the muscles are so tense). When I was starting out, there were a few times I literally left the rink in tears because of kids who aren't half as aggressive as that dude is being.

25:33 "get a career" famous last words from a lady who would proceed to lose her career over this situation. who needs to get a career now, huh?

46:40 "It's literally an inverse explosion..." I've been saying that for a while now. The oceangate submergible is almost like the perfectly engineered inverse grenade. The inner hull was carbon fiber, something that can shatter into shrapnel. Like, if someone said, "Here's millions of dollars, engineer me an inverse grenade." I'm not sure it would come out that differently from the submergible.

35:57 This is Laurel and Hardy, they were a comedy duo in the 1920s to 1950s. When you were saying “like a 100 years old” I was like “no they’re only like 40 or 50 years old” then immediately felt super old 😂

That last one about "I would have survived a submarine implosion" was epic facepalm. Especially the bit where he reckons he'd have escaped out a window and swum quickly to the surface. 😂😂 Yeah buddy, and died of the bends.

The ice skating video made me very nervous. In 2007 a professional skater ended up cut by her partner's blade and that was after they had repeatedly practiced the routine. I forget the skaters name but she ended up needed to be rushed to the hospital. Anything can happen on the ice, practice safety over being a cool tiktoker.

So I don't know about that specific person shown in the video around 29:00-ish with "ADHD and BPD", but as someone who has BPD at least, I can confirm that one of 'our' things can be to punch walls. From what I have learned from my own experience and also others I have talked to at the BPD group therapy, it is more common to hit your head against the wall, but boxing or kicking can happen. The reason can - among others - be that you want to silence your head for/about not being 'normal', and/or also because "self-ouch"ing is a relevant topic for us. As for why they recorded it, maybe they were trying to show people what having BPD is really like, given how a lot of individuals try to make having a mental health issue a "cute, quirky personality trait", but I obviously can't speak for them. I think the guy speaking over the lady shown in the video is trying to make that point. I have sadly only ever seen parts of the video, but that's what it sounded like. However, I can also see why some people think the girl may just be a main character given how she fixes her top at the end of the video. I guess it could be either, but I wanted to add context to why and how this is a "BPD thing".

33:35 - Said by a “gamer” who never played the OG Nintendo games where there was no pausing/stopping until you beat the level and only saving per world, not level. Continuous side scrolling would make that person meltdown.

15:57 god as someone with so many scent allergies and stuff like that I would be so mad at them. Cigarette smoke and vape makes me cough and sneeze for a good day or longer and I get extremely light headed. There's a reason why you're supposed to smoke or vape outside and not inside, it's not for you, but for the other people.

I'm just gonna say, do not insult your service workers especially in gastronomy because they will spit in your drink and food. Besides, it's always interesting that they call us "pathetic people with no real jobs" but who's gonna give you your food if we all decide to get "real jobs"?

26:00 Possibly a stolen credit card and they are trying to get the money off of it this way.

28:50 Tbf it's not the ADHD that makes you do that, it's the BPD MIXED with ADHD. Though I've never gone that far, so I think she needs to seek deeper help if this ISN'T an intentional skit. 💀💀 Like I've done a lot of angry destructive fits, but they're more damaging to myself than my house.

33:32 "Mario is not a real game, play something that requires skill" This guy has never beaten Champion's Road or Grandmaster Galaxy, point and laugh

To be fair I personally believe that I, too, would have survived the sub accident as well. . . . . . . . . . . Not only because I a too poor, but I would have taken one look at the sub and would have refused to have gotten on that death trap.

there's no force in the universe that would stop me from laughing in kid's face if they told me they're alpha and that's exactly why i'm not a teacher

24:52 this is 100% a scam. This happened to me as a cashier. They started payment with their phone but it wasn't enough, so they wanted to void the transaction, so I did. They asked where their money was and I explained that it was returned to their original method of payment. They did not like this and demanded their money back in cash. I wasn't budging, and eventually called a manager who, after hearing me carefully decided to give that scammer the money. I was flabbergasted, but at least I didn't get in trouble because i followed picture AND made the manager sign the receipt authorizing the exchange.

I worked at McD's and you'd be surprised how many people believe the food should be INSTANT. They're the same ones who will complain if that instant food isn't fresh and hot. Asking someone to pull forward and park, is so those behind, can get their food, without waiting on YOUR big, or special order. Just move--it's not personal. If they're asking for cash back, I'd bet the plan is to have the credit card company--they paid with--deny the charges. The passenger criticizing her job and career choices is just gross. "Hey lady, if you want to live my life for me, get in here and deal with your boyfriend's azzhole behavior!"

“You’re like a 6 year old in America… you just took that bullet for me.”😂😂😂😂 Damn that was fucking GOLDEN!

The McD couple was identified. Tizzyent did a video on them, she was fired from her waitress job for harassing the employee, and he had like 10 followers. They may have been arrested for harassment, but I don't remember.

I have ADHD and BPD and no way I be able to set up a camera then lash out, now My BPD has a lot of angry outbursts but this makes me sick cause it pains people struggling with BPD as angry fricks when you can learn to control these outburst

9:43 The constant school shootings makes it so hard to concentrate on reading 😩 But our local congressman promised that he would create funding for noise-cancelling headphones to help our students, but nothing to stop the shootings from happening in the first place. 😔 (I want to clarify this is a joke and I am an American)

28:45 I feel like I wanna clear some things up here about this because I can see that it's taking a turn for the worse with people's interpretation of symptoms of mental illness. I think what she's saying is that she wants people to have awareness that having both ADHD and BPD at the same is an emotional hellstorm so bad you basically go beyond not having very good impulse control and into a point where you get so angry you don't care to have impulse control anymore because it's so much. Hopefully she can pay for the repairs herself later but I have no idea how difficult her situation is, all I know is just having ADHD sometimes you'll break things when you get angry. And keep in mind she doesn't have just ADHD, so it's not going to be the same as for someone with just ADHD. And on it necessarily meaning you're violent, no I don't think it necessarily means you'll hurt people, but people with ADHD have a track record in breaking things. As someone who deals with ADHD and some other additional mental problems, some days can be awful and not knowing for sure what BPD is like, I can't say for sure what was going on in her head, but I do know that I have my own regrets in breaking shit when I got really upset in the past. Like if you're having a really bad episode and you're trying to contact the mental healthcare 24/7 phoneline and the phone stops responding right when you're already getting out of control while also coming in and out of panic attacks and the rage won't pipe down, you may end up throwing the phone and it breaks and that of course makes it worse so now you're even more fucked up. People respond differently, some might start self harming some might break stuff, but at the end of the day that doesn't necessarily mean they'll hurt other people, they'll usually withdraw and stick by themselves. This is also without mentioning how in America you basically have a hard time getting a hold of any healthcare at all if you don't have a lot of money. And if I recall anything I learned about BPD the backtrack voice is saying things that people with BPD may often feel because of their very intense emotional state will make them feel like they can't trust anyone, and that can be really rough. Sorry if this was long, it felt important.

Seen the card/cash thing before. I used to work in a bank, so I had to interact with people who had been victims of the "scam". What they've done is found/stolen a card, paid for food using contactless, and then demanding refund in cash because they've lost the card. They'll get aggressive and harassing in order to fluster the staff and make them panicked so they'll give cash just to end the interaction.

33:00 This is why women avoid self-proclaimed "hardcore gamers" like the plague.

Regular reminder that you're all awesome, beautiful and valid little beans, just the way you are ❤🧡💛💚💙💜 Love you all ❤🧡💛💚💙💜

36:42 Man,I love Laurel and Hardy. I use to watch a lot of these when I was a kid and a teenager. A TV channel where I live use to show their movies quite often. They had the black and white and the colorised versions. It's such good old school comedy as far as I remember.

30:14 I believe the context was because of the fact that a kid with adhd was failing because the teacher wouldn't help them learn the way they needed to learn. There was a whole article made on this video but I forgot what the name was. In my opinion this man needs the true main character stamp cuz he was just trying to better the lives of his peers.

31:00 if I remember correctly the context was that the teacher was notorious for phoning lessons in and just handing out worksheet packets rather than...doing her job. She was upset about some kind attitude with the class. She wasn't a sub either. He's pointing out that if she wants a different behavior from the class, it's a two way street, you have to give to get, you have to be excited to teach if you want the class to be excited to learn.

15:23 If that was marijuana, it’s extremely NOT cool to do that in public. You can get high from another person’s smoke. They’re basically forcing these people to inhale drugs. That’s absolutely disgusting, regardless of the dosage the other people might get.

8:21 "That's good! I'm gonna give up!" I felt this in my soul

The long haired guy in the classroom who was reading tf outta that teacher was spitting straight facts. All the teacher does is come in and hand the kids a packet and doesn't actually teach the material. Apparently she had made a comment earlier in the week stating that her teaching job isn't anything to her but a paycheck. A lot of kids can't self-learn with just a packet with no explanation.

13:45 This one is even more hilarious knowing that she brought her own tv in to smash and nobody at the store cared that it was her own tv and she still got arrested. 😂

36:22 These two gentlemen I believe are Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, which would mean that this movie is from around 1930-1950, so not as old as Click thinks. The people behind them are mostly background actors and such.

33:40 what do they define as "actual skill" ? because the breeding mechanics for flowers in Animal Crossing requires some skill. and the Pokemon breeding in Pokemon requires some skill.

42:25 I love how to clip end with a ball hiting the guy, especialy since it was from the kid he just bumped

42:20 LMAO THE KID FLIPPED HIM OFF 😭very deserved

31:49 this video is a few years old. This is a student standing up for his right to education, but all his teacher has been doing is printing out packets and sitting at her desk and telling the students to work independently (there was no 'teaching to be had'). This video was applauded at the time because it showed the poor quality of teachers that were being pushed through during the teacher shortage and how some student actually DO care about their education and needs. Most reactions at the time that this video was originally posted, saw it as an act of protect, not main character syndrome. This kid cared more about his education than his teacher.

18:25 "The only thing we learn from history is that we don't learn anything from history"

41:10 you fool, I have already vocoded your voice to gangsta's paradise.