Anime Girl In VRchat Talks About Getting Arrested

[@syrmor]

Hey peeps, we're getting close to Christmas. Let me know in the comments about your favorite holiday memories! Dawa and I will read the best ones in a future video. MERCH STORE UP! loveisdoor.com/ and if you wanna say hi to Peach here's her twitter! twitter.com/PeachJars

[@ToastersToastToast]

Syrmor you’re the best!

[@GhostToast.]

don’t really have any stories, but have a good christmas!

[@Teddy_k847]

When do you stream?

[@asm7069]

My favorite holiday memory was with my uncle who passed from cancer, I got to ride a 4wheeler and a motorbike, i may have ended up crashing it and totaling it but thats uhm a yikes

[@hkujo787]

When I was little my parents used to fill up my stocking with candy, one time I ate all of it in one sitting and ended up puking under the Christmas tree.

[@drumsy]

Moral of the story is that you can meet your best friend in prison. Cool!

[@MoolissaX]

that explains everything! BRB committing a felony.

[@AvaToccoRodriguez]

Drums, that’s a little bit insensitive to the shit that actually happens in the justice system...

[@claudeyaz]

Yeh and cute boys are ass holes. What a fucking lying ass

[@Knight-ci4ye]

DRUMSY, NO.

[@Lyzzzander]

@@AvaToccoRodriguez even if she's not snorting anything, i kinda think it's her atonement for stealing from parents. It's disgusting, i can play fuck fuck games to get something from my relatives back when i was teen, but never stole money.

[@Zimzali]

the fact that they waited and then told her AFTER THE FACTS "oh yea it was just candy" is so dumb

[@cmdrcharles6284]

It is! Justice was not served on that day.

[@Zimzali]

CMDR Charles and whats even more dumb is that it still happens today! To totally innocent people! Like bruh! What the f r e a k¡

[@PaulNapkinds]

What happened to the whole 'innocent until prove guilty' shit? Kinda fucked up that her entire reputation ruined just because some dumb fuck blame her and police didn't do their job properly.

[@zipfisch]

@@Zimzali Yeah haha I have an uncle who got arrested for allegedly stealing money. He later got released after a year because he was innocent

[@javieraguirre9135]

Murica

[@littleferrhis]

“I stabbed a guy what are you in here for...” “Smoking...Smarties”

[@flashback0180]

(moves away to the corner of the bench)

[@ML-zr4qe]

not even, "watching someone smoking... smarties"

[@jacecurry2418]

Man ion stab niggas and if i do i stab to kill thats a pussy charge right there

[@jinx8624]

Watching someone smoke smarties.

[@furiousDevs]

well that's what happened to the other kids. She did nothing and got sent

[@carjaroo]

Peach’s avatar: badass durarara cosplay Her sister’s avatar: Hi WeLcOMe tO CHiLis

[@seni1754]

Celty is pretty awesome UwU

[@flipperestes]

Yeah

[@PhilVillagerOffical]

Lol XD

[@wilfchapman-gandy8120]

The 'When Mom Dies I'm getting them, not you."

[@warlockd]

@@wilfchapman-gandy8120 You laugh, but hearing my Mom and her sisters talking about my grandma's jewlrey, felt like the mob.

[@NaNa_W4NT5_F3MNM5]

This is why "innocent until proven guilty" should be a thing. It technically is, but society doesn't see it that way. For the general public, being accused is as good as being guilty.

[@CodyTaylor115]

I don't understand how she can be in the detention center without any proof of a crime.

[@NaNa_W4NT5_F3MNM5]

@@CodyTaylor115 Yeah, I was so surprised. It's pretty apparent that there was no proof, so she shouldn't have been sent there in the first place. Yet, she was, despite the candy not testing positive. Everyone should know that kids do stuff to mimic bad behavior. In Japan, we have this cylindrical snack, and every kid would pretend to use it like a cigarette.

[@IR-Fan]

@@CodyTaylor115 my best guess is because she was a kid/teen, and adults tend to mistrust kids/teen even when they are telling the truth.

[@snowcatapeller]

百合歓迎会 pocky?

[@mekannatarry1929]

@@IR-Fan A stigma that children are belligerent assholes with no common sense, when they are merely a reflection of their environment and experiences. They are still learning, developing, observing, and yet those that seem to have it together remain ignorant to the big picture.

[@Rebel_Winds]

This story is such a horrific miscarriage of justice. Every authority figure that let that happen should be fucking ashamed.

[@troggdorthesecond]

Her dad was RIGHT to be so pissed

[@Phantom-my7qn]

It was way back in the day, and theres such things as statute of limitations that wouldn't allow it to be redone nor the evidence crushed candy.

[@thisplatformsucks]

@@Phantom-my7qn...How old do you think this woman is? 70?

[@jondoe170]

@@thisplatformsucks 🤣😂☠️💀

[@niguriani]

Ashamed? Yeah, that'll teach them!! They should be fucking piledriven into the ground! At least I'd have done my best to make their lives a living purgatory, if I were her father. How can this stand? U.S. is one fucked up place..

[@PeachJars]

Being able to gush about my dad and fight with my sister in one video means a lot to me. Thanks for listening to me mr. Syrmor

[@syrmor]

This is the real peach omg

[@PeachJars]

Syrmor $10 for an autograph pal

[@morgflorg1281]

There was a part of the story u forgot!

[@asher6327]

PeachJars omg wanna be friends :)

[@OJeyjunior]

Aaaand she has a Nagatoro prof pic

[@Sybarreda]

Having siblings myself, I felt Peach’s interaction with her sister- “You still have the GameCube?” “Yeah I still have it” “B i t c h”

[@user-ku8oh3qj5v]

Same with my older sister/brother

[@lemont1301]

cool comment

[@guineapigtyler]

Legit same thing happened when I asked for an Xbox for Christmas my brother didn’t ask for it but since he was older he was given it and told to share with me even though it was the thing I asked for

[@sakura9959]

I’m on her sister’s side tho

[@skaultra2095]

Oh I totally asked for shit saying that I was gonna share it with my sister, so it felt like they were giving it to us both, but in the end it was just me rrrreeeeeallly mining for that sweet presents.

[@Narabedla4]

"marijuana criminalizes people and is a gateway" - "let's throw this 13 year old girl into juvie for being somewhat involved in a bad drug joke without any real evidence. A place where she has contact to some people who *definetely* have a criminal history and where they can get friends" not necessarily saying those are bad persons, but from a criminalization point of view, any person that is a false positive in terms of being in jail is a big loss.

[@giampaolomannucci8281]

if she got in without having any real criminal history, how can you be so sure everybody else in there have a real criminal history?

[@nicoruppert4207]

@@giampaolomannucci8281 criminals exist, and some of them are Def there

[@teergeret]

@@giampaolomannucci8281 not necessarily everybody, but throwing people in jail for petty stuff is probably a good way to create hardened carreer criminals for sure.

[@naunau311]

The worst part about this whole thing is like... How. The. Fuck. can two cops not see that it's not cocaine. Like they don't even have to taste it to know just the smell is enough to anyone who has the TINIEST bit of experience with it. And policemen that get called in because of a drug story in highschool should definitely have experience with drugs, not saying they should have taken drugs in their life but they should at the very least be trained in recognizing it. But apparently no. This is just fucking sad

[@AliKhan04]

@@teergeret too real man I was arrested a few times back in 08 for weed and everyone in there pretty much said once you're in the system you'll keep coming back.. and they're all fkin crazy

[@dylans3768]

Are we going to ignore the fact that she got arrested for someone else snorting smarties??

[@portpebble]

I know right. School system and law enforcement system both suck a*s in America.

[@jimmbo7542]

Theyre called "Rockets" much cooler name if you ask me

[@kaydenchristie9373]

@@jimmbo7542 No, in the U.S its called smarties. In Canada we call them rockets

[@Slutee]

@@kaydenchristie9373 solid vape if you ask me

[@tengufactory]

Fuck the police..

[@beanienclogs]

My math teacher legit laughed when a kid snorted Smarties and joked about it being Coke. I can’t believe that they just sent her to Juvie.

[@russianraccoon7401]

@@markrutte5637 no in florida teacher would've pulled out actual coke and be like "amateurs" then snort 3 lines with kids

[@Grey_World1]

@@russianraccoon7401 One kid at my school tried snorting a Pixie Stick Bus Driver: Yeah, doesn't feel good does it?

[@lol11O1Oh]

10 years ago drugs were a huge issues in high schools (from experience)

[@elisabeth9951]

@@russianraccoon7401 😂😂😂😂

[@asjevdb]

"Innocent until proven guilty" My ass

[@vukhuathuy2866]

acab

[@Phantom-my7qn]

Stuff was shittier back in the day. It's nothing like idiot media plays it out today.

[@martis4951]

@@Phantom-my7qn it's still pretty bad

[@killerqueen6054]

@@martis4951 It depends where you live

[@killerqueen6054]

@@vukhuathuy2866 No

[@georgehefner739]

So the only “proof” they had was that some kids said she helped them. Literally no other proof, just that. Excuse me what

[@Stroggdorr]

I know right? Either this girl has a potential civil suit or is fabricating something about this...

[@sakura9959]

Imagine the school listening to the boys but not her side of the story wtf

[@rizk1381]

@@Stroggdorr She should straight up sue the school or something. But it's probably a pain to do so.

[@ghostchannel4766]

@@rizk1381 WAY past the statute of limitations at this point.

[@fudgeanater]

welcome to america's school system. they won't ever believe you and just punish everyone not to deal with the issue anymore

[@luvuberrymuch49]

How were they allowed to bring her to juvie with no proof of anything?????? Wth

[@FatedMusic]

Gotta lawyer up (or in this case her parents should have). If you're being detained and about to be interrogated for any reason, you shut that shit down by saying you want legal counsel. She might've said something she doesn't remember -- even something minor -- during the interrogation that backed up the other kid's story in some way. It's messed up but that's what lawyers are there for; even in minor situations like this.

[@littlekitsune1]

@@FatedMusic She was 13, dude. Asking for a lawyer is usually reserved for adults. I agree her parents should have stepped in more, but the entire way the thing was handled was ridiculous. They didn't even test her or ask other kids who were there or even bother to check if the candy was actually coke first and foremost.

[@SativaGalaxy]

@@FatedMusic They illegally interrogated her. Police are not allowed to talk to a minor without a parent or guardian present. None of this should have happened.

[@lastverse9598]

'Murica

[@MrLittleBigMan97]

@Luca B. Miranda

[@RaceTheAce77]

If i was her parnets I would file lawsuits against everyone in that office for imprisoning a 13 year old girl with no cause.

[@m.m.6044]

How do you know this story is even legit.

[@dvf1736]

@@m.m.6044 it's very believable, this happens in the US quite often. The justice system, and by extension all authority punishments, are very much guilty until proven innocent, but there are laws such as statutes of limitations where getting proven innocent doesn't matter if they rush to your punishment. The system is very much designed around giving harsh punishments to as many people as possible to set an example for others, rather than rehabilitating people or investigating actual events.

[@NotALotOfColonial_SpaghettiToG]

@@m.m.6044 adding on to what Eagle J. said, teachers and faculty of schools always seem to be the most miserable, micromanaging sons of bitches for whatever reason.

[@drumsy]

If you didn't snort Smarties dust in school, you legally weren't cool.

[@codepearmaster]

Drumsy I did, but I also bled out of my nose. Do not try your vacuum impression when near a large amount of dust... Doesn’t feel good at all

[@gravepilesx]

Drumsy it shows you never smoked smarties in school lol.

[@syrmor]

u weren't cool

[@cmdrcharles6284]

And people wonder why Drumsy has a cocaine situation...

[@TaylorL333]

I mean fizzy lollies yea- but smarties are like mnms bit shitter-

[@Moxification]

In my school people just snorted actual cocaine

[@Dawabvle]

badass

[@ethankotas8788]

They’re so cool bro

[@BackSpace101]

I snorted weed and smoke beer

[@instanttregret]

@@BackSpace101 the true gamer experience

[@BackSpace101]

@@instanttregret I know, I'm pretty epic gamer

[@RGBY-tv4hg]

Is *no one* gonna talk about how a *13yo* went to juvie for a *month* because *her classmate snorted smarties!?*

[@Volvith]

I think we've come to somewhat expect this sort of shit from the USA. But yeah, the entire situation sounds incredibly fucked, and paints the officers involved as nothing short of career-shatteringly incompetent. I'd reckon the school had a pretty big role to play in this shitshow as well, but it just screams incompetence on all sides. As someone who went to an incredibly messed up school (no smarties), it sounds so alien to me that someone can get arrested for allegedly snorting SOMETHING that wasn't even tested, that it doesn't even properly register. I mean, we did a bunch of stupid shit back in high-school, and yeah the cops got involved sometimes, but they never arrested anyone for essentially just "i heard that he told him that she snorted coke in class". ... Absolutely, just... dumb...

[@nandomkpot420]

Wasnt juvie it was sum shitty alternative learning center .

[@astralb0y]

God I hate copy cat comments like these. Especially this one for the simple fact that everyone in the comments is talking about HOW A 13 YO WENT TO JUVIE BECAUSE SMARTIES jfc so lame

[@RGBY-tv4hg]

@@astralb0y God I hate unnecessary comments like these, especially this one for the simple fact that NO ONE CARES AND YOU'RE JUST WASTING EVERYONE'S TIME jfc so lame

[@astralb0y]

@@nandomkpot420 I mean thanks for clearing that up, I legitimately had no clue about that stuff, but you missed my point entirely. It's the copycat nonsense

[@604Beta]

This whole thing is incredibly suspicious since they'd have known she was innocent if they had given her a drug test.

[@nutterbotter8308]

Six yeah like how hard is it to see if a thirteen year old girl is high on coke.

[@adamisgreatfightme]

@@zp491 It was also, most likely, the end of the month and so the county she lived in needed to more arrests for their quota. :/

[@Butterfly1025A]

If you’d ever had to interact with law enforcement after they decided you were guilty, you’d realize how improbable what you just said can be. The facts don’t matter, it’s all about filling quotas while doing as little paperwork as possible.

[@adamhearts9195]

@@Butterfly1025A toooo true

[@samc4531]

Not really. Usually the charge is possession. There's no requirement that the drug be in your system.

[@moss6085]

Schools frustrate me so much. Ask the witnesses in the classroom, actually test to see if the smarties were coke, test peachy to see if she tested positive! I mean, it’s not that hard. That is so much stress you put on an innocent child that could have been so easily avoided. Besides the fact, great video as always!

[@nostressyjessie]

Zero Tolerance policies. When I was a kid (not too long ago, but not that short ago either) they were charging girls for "unchecked" ibuprofen and midol. If you left it at the nurse you were okay, but then you'd have to "check out" to the nurse to get it (if they would let you). On your person you could take it as needed and stay ahead of the problems, but it was a controlled substance charge. After I hit emancipated status I thought the bullshit would be over cause I could take care of myself, nope! They had 21+ rules at stores for cold medicine. I wonder how many meth heads were hurt by me having to smurf through them and pay extra to buy the medicine I needed so we could stop them from being meth heads...

[@littlekitsune1]

Exactly! How the hell are these people that incompetent at their job?! Even those dumb romanticized cop shows have them do that much. What in god's name prompted them to throw her in juvie first, ask questions later?!

[@severalaiz]

Lucy Wellons 10/10 profile

[@RebeccaC7]

In elementary 3rd grade. I almost was arrested for trying to "poison a kid." I accidentally put hand sanitizer on a orange. Great memories. Screamed at at the top of their lungs infront of a entire filled cafeteria. 🙃

[@wolfie1703]

I literally cried for her.

[@lalakuma9]

This is the craziest story I've ever heard. I didn't know that sending kids to juvie involves no proper investigation. What an insane world we live in.

[@ruthie8334]

@Golden Romanov Don't forget about the kid who had a police investigation and was suspended from school for 5 DAYS. All because he picked up a toy gun (a Nerf gun which is very clearly fake), in his own home, and the teacher saw it on Zoom for 2 seconds. The teacher admitted to knowing it was a toy and that the child was not in school, but the school said "safety first" as an excuse to involve law enforcement. It's all really a joke.

[@schmorgus4592]

@@ruthie8334 some idiot in one of my zoom classes brought on an airsoft m16, and didn't get punished at all. the teacher just said to put it away

[@manlymantis101]

@@cavecanem1741 No need to be a sexist. Stuff like this happens all the time. Obviously not this exact situation but police overstepping their bounds and flipping “innocent until proven guilty” on its head is something that happens often.

[@alessandrocoatti5186]

@@cavecanem1741 shut up. Just please shut the fuck up

[@joshuafrazer9224]

The story is missing some important details. I went to juvie for a few weeks when I was 14. You still go to court, etc. I didn't need to go buy a uniform or have my dad drop me off; the police took me directly to juvenile detention and I spent a few weeks in an orange jumpsuit.

[@SoOverBored]

I can feel the anxiety. I can’t imagine being sent to Juvenile detention for something I didn’t do.

[@cmdrcharles6284]

I know! Its so frustrating just watching.

[@beedroiij8459]

Im just confused how all this happened over SMARTIES,, wtf.

[@SoOverBored]

It’s also odd that the police didn’t test it before sending her to juvie they usually do.

[@kalejuice5701]

@@beedroiij8459 because the school security were fucking morons

[@anthony7960]

school security and the adults that work there are usually just fucking incompetent. So annoying

[@kaiba3011]

PeachJars, if your story is legit... You NEED to file a civil suit against the school and every administrator that was involved in this. If you don't, they will likely abuse their authority over other defenseless children. They also need to be held to account for stealing a month of a little girl's life over hearsay. That's a flagrant abortion of justice and your constitutional rights and they all deserve to lose at least that much of their life as punishment.

[@PeachJars]

I appreciate the worry, it is far too long to deal with this matter and at the time I was too young to see the bigger picture. The school is under different authority :) there were many more problems at the time at my school but luckily it seems to have settled down.

[@irjonesy]

PeachJars wow it’s peach! This was a great story! Thanks for sharing

[@notalemonn]

Bratticus Hack you should probably delete that lol

[@tacomuncher]

@@notalemonn agreed lol

[@minixxAZ]

I don't even thing she even got read her Miranda rights. If she only had a lawyer that wouldn't even have happened, that shit it's the most unlawful arrest I have ever seen, taking advantage of kids.

[@leona9316]

“They caught me playing Cool Math Games and they added 3 days to my time, then they took it away. I’m not sure why they took it away.” *Sister, it’s Cool Math Games.*

[@jesterrowan]

Jesus, I was wrongly arrested for a paperwork error as an adult and that messed with me for life. I’m really glad she was able to make the most of that and turn it into a positive experience. Also hearing her talk with her sister makes me happy my sister was a sporty popular person who never wanted the computer lmao

[@ethanetn]

What was the errror? That seems like a really poor reason to be arrested for even though it can be corrected

[@jesterrowan]

I was in a car wreck, and showed my insurance. Somewhere along the line someone checked a box saying I didn’t have insurance. I move out of state, not knowing that my license is suspended, and when I get home I’m in another wreck, and arrested for a suspended license and not having car insurance. Later when I spoke with someone at DPS they said it was an easy error, a row of boxes to be checked. So yeah. My court fees where cleared but I still had to pay for my jail time (which is expensive). So that was cool

[@WellBeSerious12]

SUE THEM ALL!

[@LoS_Lust4Blood]

Isn’t it fun when someone else makes a mistake that affects you and your life and they can shrug it off like a happy innocent mistake?

[@morgflorg1281]

Thanks for including me! This was fun and I might try VR chat again. I'm glad my sister got to tell this story because its terrible how much punishment was given for dumb stuff at our school growing up.

[@hiimnathan5309]

Morgan Thomas yeah, that’s just unfortunate. I just can’t wrap my head around the thought of going to juvy for something you didn’t do. This just makes me angry with our judicial system. Anyways, I hope you and your sister are over it and doing well. :)

[@electrocat07]

Your avatar is a mood

[@savagesalvage9449]

That whole ending was great. "You still have the GameCube?" "Bitch..."

[@G.D.R855]

Such a good ending.

[@okits.alexis2656]

Her: “I got caught playing coolmathgames” me: I don’t blame her that website was the bomb

[@midnightgalexy3403]

They banned that website from my school ;-;

[@batmanroblo65dantdmfan92]

At shit was the bomb but my school banned them

[@ToadVIP]

IS the bomb

[@kitesandthings5849]

Still is

[@graysoundva]

True

[@ireneh3765]

Moral of the story: When you're crushing on a someone and they end up using you as a scapegoat for a blame, say sayonara then.

[@NathanielBTM]

Moral of the story, don't have crushes because your perspective and expectations of them are likely just fantasy and not reality.

[@worm3041]

@@NathanielBTM good thing I barely even know my crushes so it would be very unlikely for them to do something like this to me

[@Grey_World1]

@@worm3041 Fricking artists.

[@laurinneff4304]

@@NathanielBTM good thing I don't have any crushes

[@iceatheicewolf2101]

It pisses me off that she had to go through that while being innocent. Then when real shit happens the bad person hardly gets shit done to em

[@jacobrzeszewski6527]

Welcome to the American justice system.

[@MrRee-jo2or]

9:22 " *O h* That's where they went!" I'm wheezing

[@NiqIce]

Miss Fortune lol

[@georgecarmack6813]

*imagine sending a girl to juvie without actually testing the substance* Edit: damnnnn i didn't expect to get that much feedback thanks yall

[@stevenbartel5008]

She was living the american dream

[@mrcrazy8032]

C it IS dogshit

[@lol11O1Oh]

Not everything is perfect in it

[@satrrr]

@@lol11O1Oh Nothing is perfect in America

[@ohohgreasy660]

they shouldve got a lawyer lmfao

[@dercarrot991]

I’m just wondering what happened to the other dude. He literally framed her for that

[@nicoruppert4207]

I mean, they probably just involved her cuz they knew she would tell them those were just smarties. Apperently the police doesn't care about such things as 'evidence' or 'missuse of power'.

[@zomeone4507]

@@nicoruppert4207 I don't get it why wouldn't he just say its smarties?

[@nicoruppert4207]

@@zomeone4507 they didn't believe him, so he just wanted another witness to tell them he didn't have any cocain

[@TheOddest1]

Quite insane to me that this happens at schools. They don’t listen to your side of the story. I got punched by a kid, told the principle, and they looked at footage and yelled at me for punching him, which I didn’t. They suspended me for 1 week for fighting, even though I didn’t punch. Schools need to listen to their students. I also had a time that they got me charged for sexual assault, because I supposedly typed something into a computer. I’m a good student, always try my best, never has a F. and they charged me for something that I didn’t do. I almost completely quit school. With schools, you can’t beat them. Even if your a legit good student, your going to get caught up in some sort of crap. Avoid talking with people that don’t like you. They will get their friends and make you look like a bad person. Trust me.

[@phar0ahad3]

if all this happened to her now imagine how minority and black kids are treated .....

[@monstermancollectibles]

I love it how schools are trying to be aware and encourage to speak up and yet stuff like this happens. Appalling.

[@MagicCookie2747]

Righteous Playz homeschool?

[@TheOddest1]

phar0ahad3 oh it’s true

[@TheOddest1]

Xive EXACTLY DUDE. Their always like “come to us for help if there is a problem”. Well, we get suspended if their is a problem. How do we talk to you?

[@IsaacThePanduh]

Literal tears when she quoted her dad saying that he’d love her no matter what. GOD I LOVE THIS CHANNEL

[@0o0Zero0o0]

There's something wholesome about siblings that still have petty fights.

[@NoireDust]

Ah yes, a perfect representation of the justice system at a childhood level.

[@cmdrcharles6284]

There was no justice to be found in that system.

[@user-uf7mr7vz3k]

@CMDR Charles Exactly.

[@556-V]

ah yes enslaved time

[@peeknot9338]

Your cat has a whole business? Mine just misses the poop box completely.

[@syrmor]

It took him a while but now he's a serious business owner

[@hellothereperson8032]

Hi

[@lemont1301]

ok boomer

[@MrRourk]

I got these neighborhood cats they have crush on our cat and leave dead animals out by the front door.

[@MoolissaX]

Hardest working cat in the business

[@satillitesteve2326]

Oh yes, getting into trouble for someone else’s “crime” is just a normal thing at school. It’s called “we don’t give a fuck about evidence”.

[@cmdrcharles6284]

Moxi getting a knife set for Christmas almost seems irresponsible.

[@RF-Ataraxia]

AND appropiate!

[@matiastreulen382]

PeachJars: 'I remember I got the Gamecube' Her sister: 'WE got a gamecube' *USSR Anthem intensifies

[@SoullessDCLXVI]

USSR

[@matiastreulen382]

@@SoullessDCLXVI Thx

[@pooperstinks]

*WE*

[@worm3041]

U mean Tetris soundtrack

[@masonw.4021]

I had a very similar experience recently, though I deserved my punishment far more than the woman in the video. About a year and a half ago I was sent to juvie because of a tweet where I joked about school shootings. A serious subject matter but the account had no followers, and I tried to make the tweet nonsensical, but it was still connected to me and flagged as a legitimate threat. Sentenced to 21 days of juvie, and other court stipulations afterward. Those 3 weeks were really emotional for me, not because of the experience itself- it felt a lot like a strict day care/summer camp type thing- but because I was in love with academics and I was paralyzed with what this would mean for my future. I was an 11th grader in high school and I was arrested close to the end of the first semester- arrested on campus. Kicked out of the IB program, and that was what really got to me. That and not getting to be with my peers and have the same life that I was accustomed to and enjoyed. Basically everyone at juvie got 21 days, that's just what the judge/judges usually gave out. Then afterwards maybe the kid goes to a program, or probation or whatever. Met people who had been involved with guns, drugs, battery, stabbings, one guy apparently had a skin draft because he fucked with some barrels of gas or something. The part in the video about having to adjust to seeing young kids in there absolutely hit home. The thing I remember most clearly out of all the shit that happened there was meeting this kid- I want to say about 11 years old. This was really early on, about the 3rd day of being in juvie for me, me and about about 3 other guys had handcuffs and footcuffs put on, put into a van, and headed to a courthouse. The kid is seated next to me, he seems anxious out of his mind. In juvie the people are usually separated by age, so a section for young boys, then older boys, and then for young girls and then for older girls, so this is my first time meeting the 11 year old. He asks, "What do you think will happen?" and me and the other guys tell him he is going to get 21 days, because that's what everyone got. He was quiet about receiving that news, seemed sad. He started talking about being scared and nervous and us guys try to make him feel better, comfort him. Then I believe he started talking about his case. Saying how it was bullshit. Someone asks him what they said he did and he starts talking about being accused of raping his little brother. Goes off about how he would never do that and that his brother was lying. My heart and mind hurt in confronting a situation like that, being in anguish in either scenario: If he actually did commit the act it's this horrendous thing this person next to me did, if he is being falsely accused he is experiencing this traumatic run in with the law at such a young age. When we got to the courthouse those of us who were figuring out the juvie sentence got 21 days, but some of the guys were having other updates to their case. At juvie after about the first week I definitely felt that air of enjoying what I could of the experience, like what was talked about in the video. There were some sweet, nice, and even smart people in there. My biggest solace was reading, they had some books there that I could enjoy but it was a godsend when my mother was able to bring me my own books (my mom and family were extremely supportive throughout the experience). The books made the time in the cells/rooms bearable. Before I got the books I had hours on end with nothing to do but contemplate, god, it was depressing. In "classes", everyone was amazed with my drawing skills. I even drew some portraits of people- not my best work but they really appreciated them. And I played chess with some others, including staff. At first I made my own chess/checker pieces out of paper (using contraband paper and labeling the pieces with a contraband crayon) until a staffer brought out a real chess/checker set we could use. We sometimes watched movies, and that was alright. Something a little whimsical I did was: a senior staffer had heard there was this smart kid crying and depressed about falling behind in calculus and she brought me about...30? sheets of calculus problems and math. It was a super sweet gesture, and paper was normally contraband so it was a nice gift, but we werent allowed writing utensils in our rooms so I couldnt write my work out, and my mind was hazy and I didnt really feel motivated to do the work anyway. So I used the paper for arts and crafts. Other material I used included strings from socks, aluminum foil from fruit cups, stickers from food containers, and toilet paper. The first thing I made was a hat- not origami style, I dont know origami- but I folded strips of paper to be like sticks and firmer strips and built the skeleton of a straw hat shape. Then I put unfolded paper on that skeleton to fill the space between the bones- if that makes sense. I loved that hat, it was so freeing to be creative in this oppressive place. I wore it and showed it off when fellow inmates happened to pass my door. Then I made a stick figure type man and then a chair for him to sit in- it was about 7 inches tall. And then I tried something bigger. In the rooms there are two stone blocks that work as beds- inmates put pads on them to sleep. The space in between the blocks was about 2-3 feet. I decided to make a bridge between the beds, in my mind I envisioned the Golden Gate Bridge. Using all the materials I had, I tried this. And I managed to make a bridge in the sense of a suspended path between the blocks with slight railings- it was difficult to support this and I had to make pillars underneath the bridge for support. I decided to keep working on it and give it a grander aesthetic the next day but when I went to sleep and then woke up my work had been taken as contraband. It was disappointing but I was close to leaving anyway. My experience towards the end was definitely making the best of a bad situation, and there was lots that happened, some good and some bad, but I am working towards not letting that incident define me. Though I'm still facing bumps in the road, I'm doing well.

[@FinalDragoon]

"It's just Smarties, who's gonna get in trouble for that?" Freshman year I got beat up and the school suspended me for 2 weeks. Thanks zero tolerance policy.

[@michaelzhang8488]

FinalDragoon america smh

[@NiqIce]

Taht sucks smh

[@blakjak2178]

How dare you get bullied. You must have provoked them

[@dubber1416]

Not gonna lie i think im ginna sue the fucking school system

[@dhawkeye4439]

dubber honestly, great idea

[@thefreakybean2495]

This made me angry during the whole part where they just wouldn’t take her seriously.

[@furieux8963]

She’s 13 and crying I wouldn’t either

[@Lee-wb5yx]

some kids people just hate for no reason, I'm sure they wanted her elsewhere and when you get that treatment, you realise your schoolmates are the only ones that'll actually believe you in school

[@T1Dhoneybee]

I hated that those kids blamed her!

[@cestarianinhabitant5898]

@@furieux8963 Yeah that's pretty much it, it's sad but true, how you carry yourself, how you speak, how well you maintain your cool, etc, it all factors in, people are more wiling to believe you if you're calm and confident, than if you're all panicky and hysterical. To be honest it would have been even worse if it was a grown man behaving this way, they might stuff him straight in a mental hospital rather than listen to a word he says.

[@vicenteasaro1823]

@@furieux8963 A child crying do to being pulled into a situation she didn't know what or why it's happening, and expressing the confusion in a emotional outburst, do you have such low self respect that understanding someone else is out of your reach?

[@InuzukaLegend]

"Do you still have the GameCube?" "Yeah, I still have the GameCube." ".... Bitch." xD

[@sliderkass]

This story was really something. You know, Syrmor, the reason I think your vrchat stories are so amazing because the people you interview are speaking from the heart and seeing someone in that open way can make it easier for others to imagine themselves in that situation. As selfish as it sounds, I can see myself in that story. Before high school, i was the kid that tried to get straight A's, no late work, no tardies, no detention, etc and etc. I was the goody two shoes, and although i may not of had crazy high scores, I would get high grades. I can see myself laughing at an edgy joke over "drugs", hanging with the wrong crowd, because I was gullible enough to do so. And as she continued her story, it almost felt like she was telling me what could of happened if I did something so specific that I would be in that situation. And it made me so emotional, because even though I never went to juvie or accused of the possession of drugs, I feel that if I was in her shoes when everything went down I would followed the same things she did beat for beat. And the thought of getting accused for something I didn't do and letting my parents down in the process crushed me. That's why I found this story so powerful. (Srry for being so long, I usually don't comment/ make long comments but this story really hit me. Thanks Syrmor for everything you do, and I hope you have some happy holidays)

[@syrmor]

I appreciate the kind words, thank you so much

[@anthony7960]

I feel this 🖤 hurts me that kids go through the toughest things, and a lot of the time they don’t have full control over the circumstances. Happens all the time and it’s heartbreaking, but that’s why it’s important to be kind to those around you and help build them up. You don’t always know the full story or what they’re going through or been through.

[@Spookydigy]

Once again Syrmor is eloquent and weaves a narrative with ease. The harrowing tale of this young lady who indulged in the forbidden lure of smarties as a youth is a good life lesson.

[@cmdrcharles6284]

The subtitling on this one is super tight too!

[@Spookydigy]

@@cmdrcharles6284 agree, it's the most time consuming but also worth the most.

[@rui1619.]

Love the interaction between peach and her sister... it’s just so interesting for me. I have never had that kind of talk with my brother...

[@rui1619.]

Also if you’re looking at this syrmor I just want to tell you that you made such heart warming videos. I feel I have never talked to my family or parents a lot and I realized I don’t even know what foods they like. What are their habits. And they treat me so well... Thank you Syrmor.

[@unluxkyDave]

This is why people are calling High Shool the school to prison pipeline

[@menchacam]

“It’s mine, Santa gave it to me” - Adult Yay childhood remains

[@tubatoucan]

This is making me question the justice system. ITS INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY.

[@andrewmly9834]

mEgstad wait until you hear about how many people the cops have murdered

[@Axcelcx]

mEgstad i think for drugs and other shit it should be innocent till proven guilty. But murder and rape should be guilty till proven innocent.

[@w.antenbring8168]

@@Axcelcx ur wrong

[@Axcelcx]

Luca B. Well if someone was actually doing drugs then whats the worst they will do ? Smoke some more crack or whatever. But if someone was an actual murderer and they were being held in jail then they cant kill anyone.

[@w.antenbring8168]

@@Axcelcx Watch any documentary about false convictions and immediate assumption of guilt and you'll see why that cant happen

[@JuanBrolo]

These kinda videos are helping me get through some really tough stuff right now. I appreciate all of yall's content

[@lga4187]

This reminds me of how my dad got expelled from his high school and never graduated because some girl decided to make up that he was drinking alcohol and shit at school. No one was willing to hear his side of the story at all and when the girl confessed to lying about him a few months later the damage had already been done. They literally stunted his education with no evidence because they thought he looked like the kind of kid who would drink.

[@midnightgalexy3403]

That's so messed up

[@heyitsfen]

This makes want to commit crimes and then meet my best friend in a jail center

[@cmdrcharles6284]

Peach is the worst thing to happen to youth crime rates since POGs.

[@Dixiklo-yl4tg]

Thank you Syrmor for this inspirational video! :)

[@lynneross2115]

GhostDonut wait no

[@f.b.ispywilliam7841]

GhostDonut wait no

[@MuhammadNurbasit]

and then you're not going to jail instead the judge give u death sentence

[@thecryogenicdrummer1110]

There's good money to be had in keeping juvenile detention centers booked to full. Got to get bodies somehow, even if kids aren't doing the crime. Can't let a detail like a girl being innocent get in the way when you've got quarterly earnings to make!

[@deinonychus6674]

Put the cat on VR chat, we want an interview.

[@syrmor]

Soon, he has such a way with words

[@cmdrcharles6284]

We've already had a baby on the mic a few weeks ago, a cat could work!

[@AG-hf1ww]

Then we will have Angel Cat, Devil Cat, and Cat Cat

[@boot2470]

When she was about to cry talking about her dad I was literally tearing up

[@lemont1301]

ok boomer

[@eyselsi4778]

worlds colide ok hooter

[@Marshmallow_1111]

me too bc i love my dad too❤️❤️

[@skullsmitten]

me too 😭

[@Kimmie6772]

@@lemont1301 you're ruining the meme

[@monicaaamodt5200]

Symor, I’ve never felt so much joy and genuine contentment while watching your videos. My dream is to one day have a VR head set so I can share my life stories and make life long friends and create memories that I’ll keep with me for years to come. I hope someone day I’ll meet you. Bye for now

[@NotASpyPootis]

i know it's been nine months but to play vrchat u don't really need an headset.

[@mariocar0727]

I want one too, just to have the full experience of VRchat

[@diddo9338]

I was put in a similar situation for being"truant", literally marked absent cause I was like 20 mins late to school relying on my mom to drive me to elementary school everyday. So here I was a 5th grader (like 11 years old!?) put in with a bunch of high schoolers in Saturday school for months. Looking back, I was treated pretty fucked up by the "adults" working at my school... I was put into a special ed class for no reason (i was an A, B student) and i was sent to the principal's office for doing an oral project on human sacrifice and treated like a looney bin. All in all, we should fucking question authority for the children who can't.

[@everburnerfish]

This is of course a much less harsh punishment then what happened to you but My school gave me a 4 hour detention for tapping a kid on the shoulder to ask what we were doing in gym they told my parents it was sexual assault to so i went home and got told that i was going to jail for a few months if this didnt come out in my side of course it didnt but i hated my school for that especially my principal or vice principal or something she didnt take any sides except the one from the person who reported you to her so i was done either way but it just proves that yeah the "adults" in a schooling system arent very smart sometimes

[@lemont1301]

ok boomer

[@dynamite3815]

Pls tell me what u said on the speech I'm dying

[@diddo9338]

@@everburnerfish sorry that happened to you, it sucks man ;A; but note to all kids: School is a warped reality, it definetly is not how adulthood is.

[@diddo9338]

@@dynamite3815 tbh i forget, but it was based on blood letting and human sacrifice of Mayan civilization. I guess mini me was trying to question oragnized religion practices but understand a culture that was "wildly" different from that of western culture so that made me crazy. They literally were scared shook.

[@Mgrow]

When I was in College I got robbed by the people I used to call friends in Junior school. In my own house at knifepoint. They wore halloween masks, but it was pretty obvious who was who.

[@ethankotas8788]

They’re lame

[@kalejuice5701]

Wow. What pieces of shit. I hope they got arrested and you dropkicked them out of your life.

[@VTJasmine69]

Awesome

[@AngelicDoodles]

That is disgusting omg- Peach seems like a really wholesome person from what I've seen of her and she never deserved that. It was a JOKE she wasn't involved in and they never even tested the substance like bruh. At least she enjoyed most of her time.

[@tomp.2403]

In my high school, kids snorted Adderall off toilet seats, did coke, ate edibles in class, it was crazy

[@fire.lilium6152]

Lol I am laughing cause it's just fk smarties lol

[@cameronvannatter9694]

Toilet seats... flipping toilet seats.

[@coolintuitivename4910]

Yeah I love how police resourses are dedicated to this and not that

[@lulhighman3428]

Oh man the bathroom fiends were gross, at least do it off of your phone or something

[@michaeloneill7495]

Thats pretty much every high chool, maybe not off toilet seats, but there is kids oding from xans every year in mine, and you should've tried being high in class

[@jaimee8489]

I remember one time when I was about 13 or 14 I was hanging out with a *problematic* kid from school at their house and my mom came to pick me up and we were trying to snort Rockets (the candy) and I got grounded for 3 weeks so I understand your pain, Peach

[@WellBeSerious12]

Retarded parents.

[@zenertia]

When she talked about her Dad saying "I'll love you no matter what you do" - - damn, that reminded me of when I was getting outta puberty. Right in the feels.

[@craigdixon2980]

Just take a second to think about how she got arrested for smarties, and her sentence almost got extended for coolmathgames

[@anastasiadarovin5753]

When the girl said closer to the end of the video "Sorry if I'm going to tear up", I teared up. :>

[@kingofslimes1190]

“Oh that’s where they went” lol

[@snooldude1722]

this was a very telling tale of betrayal, suspense, parental love, and friendship. It should be recommended to others

[@TheDisarminghinkle]

I'm 28 years old and I still can't sleep on Christmas Eve. I'm the one who hands out all the gifts from under the tree to the family. I love it. I love seeing everyone happy and excited. Christmas will always be exciting as long as anyone is giving anyone anything.

[@pijamaprince]

lmao I got confused when she was talking about the rockets, I was thinking of the chocolate smarties we have in Canada so I was like "what there's white smarties?" and then realized she was talking about rockets-what we call those in Canada

[@seven-qb7pv]

bro same, also Canadian lol and was very confused. but back in my days of middle school, we snorted what you call pixie sticks dunno if you have in your neck of the wooods but they're basically just colored and powdered sugar in a stick you got from 711. ah, those where the days

[@pijamaprince]

yeah we have pixie sticks here lmao. I’ve had them a few times

[@Rock-yg9ln]

@@pijamaprince chocolate smarties sound horrific. Pixie sticks are too sugary.

[@pijamaprince]

not really, it’s just sugar coated chocolate.

[@phyokyawkhaing2251]

@@seven-qb7pv Ah yes, the pixie sticks. i used to be so obsessed with them back then

[@DJ-uk9qn]

At my school people snorted parmesan cheese. No lie, my friends did then other people started doing it. My school was crazy

[@quinnfleming7488]

We do that at my school and we say they put crack on the salads XD

[@elliotisdead]

My friends got fun dip and snorted it....

[@quinnfleming7488]

What about pixie sticks?

[@burningadri6775]

In my school, a classmate of one of my friends wanted to snort *chalk*. Fucking *chalk*. He couldn't line it, so he yelled asking for help. Teach was there, with a look of utter disappointment, said my friend.

[@kittyem63]

are you italian?

[@AnarchoCatBoyEthan]

Took me like 3 minutes to realize this is actually peachjars wtf that's so dope! She's amazing.

[@cmdrcharles6284]

Say what you will about the cat sleeping on the job, he makes damn good shirts. Also to all of the confused Canadians, Americans call Rockets Smarties, so weird, I know.

[@JoshucaVA]

Rockets? Wtf

[@ninten_ka]

oh wtf why do we call them smarties- rockets sound way cooler >:(

[@syrmor]

my cat beemo finally carrying his weight

[@ninten_ka]

Syrmor im very proud 😌

[@thatscrazy6373]

Ok, cause I was like what....

[@aassistant]

This was a good story, I would like to see more of the sisters interact with each other cause that was some humorus s*** :D

[@eileenisshadow5853]

YES

[@blank6058]

Yeah damn being falsely accused of anything is scary

[@burbur9812]

Omg that was SUCH a jump scare. (The sound) it’s just so sudden!! Wait for a sec after you click the time line. 14:26

[@Spookydigy]

I wanted to share my story -- I lost my Mom years ago and she was not really a good person at the end of her life and I really did not have a good relationship with her but my childhood was OK. It was sad having Christmas without a Mom and I realized that Christmas mornings that we used to have as a kid were full of love and now as an adult they were empty considering she died right after Christmas and was in the hospital on her Deathbed when we visited her on Christmas Day. 7 years go by and I meet someone special and started a great relationship and I met her family and they accepted me and I felt something that was missing. I was invited to spend Christmas with them and I slept over and when we woke up something really special happened, without me telling them about what Christmas was like when I was younger they also did the same thing. We got up, played Christmas music, gave out stockings, had coffee or hot cocoa, and then passed out presents in our pajamas. I felt like I was going to cry because I got to enjoy the family love that I missed so much but I did not say anything. After presents came breakfast surrounded by presents, the Christmas parade on TV, and everyone taking naps like we didn't have a care in the world, like we were in blissful heaven and I felt so loved especially since her Mom treated like a son. My partner and I got married last month and not only do I have a great wife I also have a Mom again and it makes Christmas so much happier and everyone deserves to be happy.

[@Zoe-fd8ll]

;-; this is the best story!! I’m so happy for you!!!

[@Spookydigy]

@@Zoe-fd8ll thank you

[@cmdrcharles6284]

This is beautiful, Im so glad you have that love in your life again. Its neat how much more we appreciate what our parents did for us the older we get.

[@Spookydigy]

@@cmdrcharles6284 thank you Charlie

[@syrmor]

Dang Digy that was a rollercoaster. I'm down to talk in VR sometime

[@LDIndustries]

Really emotional and heartfelt story and then we get "When mom/dad dies...". I'm so glad I found this channel.

[@Zoe-fd8ll]

THE COOL MATH GAMES PART JDJWJQOA

[@syrmor]

Cool math games is ride or die

[@cmdrcharles6284]

We had to clear that line with our legal team.

[@Thawah]

I got so excited and happy hahahahah

[@Zoe-fd8ll]

CMDR Charles is your legal team Piglet

[@silentxphoenix7188]

Funny, I ended up dropping out of high school because of teachers and authority. I was in honors throughout middle school and 9th grade. After a while I realized that the teachers stopped caring about me. I had hit a depressing part of my life and was having a hard time of it and I never finished 10th because nobody seemed to care my grades were declining. I had just watched my grandma in law have the plug pulled. She had been in a coma for a couple months and wasnt showing any signs of coming out of it. My blood grandparents on my dad's side died within a year of eachother 2 years earlier and I was still dealing with the facts of their mortality. All this just left me with a lack of motivation for school and none of my teachers tried to motivate me and I was trapped in a sinkhole in my own head. 3 years after this my blood grandma on my mom's side passed. I held her hand as it happened because I had realized how important it was to be there. Despite how much it hurt to watch the life leave her I would've regret leaving her to die without me. I know because I had done it with my other grandparents out of fear... I'm so happy her last moments were with me. So although I might have never finished high school I've come to realize that school while important for a high paying job is only as important as the value you put on money. Yes, I don't have much money, but I have a lot of time, I might not have much book smarts, but I feel like I've learned a lot of life lessons, and though I've had a lot of pain, I hope to find something with which I can share a lot of happiness. Through connections I'll soon start working driving trucks. I'm single, without children, and without debt. The job pays roughly $40000 a year.... I regret nothing.

[@MisterEous]

The fact that I can watch a video about the real problems that people face in life and sometimes relate to them is really enlightening and awesome. Much love to you man 👍

[@aaronnou2127]

Oh my god she went on coolmath games that like the most illegal website in the world

[@requetesanty]

You were 13 years old! Is just crazy that even with all the evidence pointing it being negative, they still took you in jail, is really an abusive system e.e they are like "go to an adult if you have any problem", and then this adult stab you in the back like nothing is really frustrating e.e later the people say "why he will do it" when a child go with a gun and kill everyone he sees :/ if you don't even try to understand them, how could you even think about their situation?

[@mamacrisy]

This dude in my highschool was in class and told his friend that he brought "guns" to school and then flexed his biceps...but all the teacher heard was that he had guns. The dude got suspended for like a week

[@owlcakes4849]

My dad would have been so pissed at those cops and faculty. He would probably physically fight anyone who would try and take me or my siblings to jail for something we didnt do

[@cherylpearl8277]

Are we not going to talk about how she got a punishment for playing coolmathgames 😂😂

[@maxbubba]

"No it's mine! Santa Gave it to me" 16:57 Something about this just makes me so happy 😂

[@dovahkin813]

What are you in for? “Had my VPN on so that I could watch KZbin on the internet”

[@Bryophytan]

Kinda true in China

[@spongmongler6760]

what says more this story about wrongfully being put into juvie.. or the story where an attempted murderer (multiple times) didn't... which one is worse.

[@armchairtony]

Theres DNA evidence against a convicted rapist I knew and he got off innocent. Gets me mad heated every time I think about that vs. my friend DeShawn who was waiting for the bus 3 years ago and is still in jail cause some jerks up the street were dealing weed.

[@GRJproductionz]

"I was at the wrong place, at the wrong time". It's crazy, you were at school😂

[@alise3761]

the ending is so cute tho lmao

[@katiitude6032]

legit who else cried when peach said the thing about her dad (being honest kinda can relate )

[@justsomeguywithasurprisede4059]

"Hey kid, what're ya' in for?" *_"I- Uhh... smoking smarties"_*

[@kazthecool]

That guy sounds like trouble.

[@tigertopazz]

So, once upon a time at my school, in the table sitting next to me, they were a bunch of boys. They had a bag of Takis with them. One of the boys put 10 takis in a bag and crushed them up into a fine powder. Another kid proceeds to put the dust into a line and snort it. Period. This kid literally snorted talkies.

[@rexisworld9616]

Dang, i have respect for those people.

[@LoneWolf-kw3ol]

I think we all knew someone like that, there was a group of 6 dudes who would do it together every single day like it was a coke addiction

[@mariocar0727]

Why is this funny to me

[@delta5362]

This is a beautiful video. I’m glad that she got to make the best time out of the situation she was in.

[@tSp289]

A kid in my school pushed the headmaster down the stairs, and got suspended for a week. This girl sits near someone snorting smarties and it's juvie?

[@nn_oogermany]

When I was 13, we drank beer at school and smoked a bit weed. In addition, there are no cameras or security in most schools in Germany. Is snorting Smarties actually a thing in the US? I never heard of anything similar in Germany.

[@Kino_Cartoon]

Hey ich komme auch aus Deutschland und ich erinnere mich gut daran, dass meine Klassenlehrer an und in der 5ten uns diese Süßigkeiten namens Rollitos verteilte. Sie wurden durch die Gegend geworfen, gegenseitig in die Münder geschnipst und ja unsere Jungs haben die mit dem Fuß klein gestampft (Packung ist noch drum) und dann gegessen. Das habe ich damals auch gemacht. Manche Jungs meiner Klasse haben dann auch die durch die Nase gezogen, das schien den aber ziemlich weh zu tun 😅

[@nn_oogermany]

@@Kino_Cartoon Idioten xD

[@gravepilesx]

Me: **reads title** I can relate.

[@Kenenandkellan]

She isn’t as upset with that as she should be. It’s kind of upsetting that she is more upset about her reputation, and not concerned about it happening to other kids? Provided no names, no names of the teachers, nothing. Kinda disappointed she didn’t follow up and call the adults out who allowed this to happen.