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The Day I Almost Drowned (Police Called)

But no, it felt really brutal. And when the teacher took us in, she talked to us. She sat us down about it. And I came home crying. I came home sobbing. And my parents were like, what happened? What happened at school? And I'm like, I'm not telling you guys till the fifth grade. And I actually kept the secret till the fifth grade. The 5th grade, I ended up telling them.

February 15, 201829:58David
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Jason29:05
You did tell me this story, but you told me in the car. Yeah, and I vlogged it, but I never used it.
David29:10
Ah yeah, like this is a good story, lasso style. So it— so it went around her neck, and my friend had one end, I had the other end, and I don't know, out of instinct, I don't know what the fuck what I was thinking. I was— okay, hold on, I was like in the firs…
Jason29:57
Yeah.
David29:58
But no, it felt really brutal. And when the teacher took us in, she talked to us. She sat us down about it. And I came home crying. I came home sobbing. And my parents were like, what happened? What happened at school? And I'm like, I'm not telling you guys till the fifth grade. And I actually kept the secret till the fifth grade. The 5th grade, I ended up telling them.
Jason30:20
Did they ask you about it between then and the 5th grade?
David30:23
No, I just remembered the 5th grade. I'm like, holy fuck. I kept a promise to tell my parents, and I told them, and they're like, wow, that's really weird. I'm surprised they didn't guilt it out of me.
Jason30:31
Yeah, I'm surprised they didn't march you down to the school or go to the school.