College students who've been expelled, what happened?

[@HolyNamed]

Story 9: The teacher 100% had a grudge against that student, but all because you don't particularly like a student doesn't mean you can sabotage them

[@chrisofthehoovers4055]

Story 9 would have been grounds for a Lawsuit.

[@SupportSquirrel]

1000% agree - especially if they then turned around and slandered with rumors about assault.

[@heyyitsjanea]

that non plagiarism one needs to sue even now. they need to sue for the money they had spend to take more classes

[@MomotheToothless]

Story 9 sounds like a lawyer should have been involved.

[@horseluver4ever623]

Story 9, OP cited the work, therefore not plagiarism. Should have consulted with a lawyer, honestly.

[@setyourhandle-_]

i honestly don't know how that professor could be so oblivious to that, did he even read it???

[@KE-xj9vm]

I get the sense that perhaps the OP got on the professors nerves and then probably got on the panels nerves with the way he explained the situation. It doesn’t just happen like that without another motive

[@thenightwolf9323]

Depends on how you cite work, there are many systems that different universities/colleges use. So if they cited the work using the wrong system then they will get busted for plagiarism

[@KE-xj9vm]

@@thenightwolf9323 I’m a university tutor that marks assignments and I can tell you that it takes a lot for a student to be expelled for plagiarism.

[@Black-pq2iw]

Am I the only one that senses that the teacher in question has a chip on his shoulder with OP?

[@neock]

story 9.. they expelled you for plagerisum on something that ISNT, then told everyone you were expelled for assulting someone? man, id be sueing them so hard thier liniage 100 generations on eather side will feel it for that kind of slander...

[@IsYitzach]

The school didn't say OP assaulted anyone. People make up sh** for no reason sometimes. The school can't say jack because of FERPA. If the school did say that, OP can sue them into the ground for libel and/or slander and possibly breaking FERPA. If the school did correct the rumors, then they can sued for breaking FERPA.

[@Badartist888]

To be fair the administration don't control what is on a rumour app. But that whole story reeks of Karma. Everyone was so ready to kick the guy on the way out he clearly pissed people off. Also, can't help but notice he even admits to having been done for plagiarism before but skips over that part of the story pretty quickly.

[@nehcrum]

Suing a university is hard, even when you got an open and shut case. They got resources and they got friends and the courts are against you from the start, immediately giving the larger part the benefit of the doubt while automatically labeling you a misgruntled rabble-rouser. Not to mention the differences in resources, as most universities have their own legal departments to handle it without any real extra cost to them, so they can just drag it out to wait until you run out of funds.

[@midnightamplifier]

My brother is autistic and has a bad habit of picking up change from the ground whenever and wherever if he doesnt have money from our parents all the time in his pocket that he'll constantly walk around in his hand showing everyone exactly how much he has. Well, one day while picking up change, he picked up coins BY THE REGISTER at the food area, and he was held under suspicion that he was stealing money. He refused the option of help - that would've been either of our parents coming to explain his mentality - and was expelled. He was barely into his sophomore year, this was back in 2016 and he hasnt been able to go back because of financial issues.

[@HolyNamed]

Imagine getting kicked out of school for having a disorder bruhhhhhhh

[@AshesAshes44]

One of my students was the same way about change! Quite intelligent and hard working, but he picked up coins like he was a vampire chasing a virgin. He didn't get into any trouble, not even when a bin of oil pastel pieces were knocked onto the floor. We all held our breath, and froze, because nobody knew what a hundred little bits of color exploding would do. Turns out, nothing! Oil pastels are not coins, of course, so no problem. It was a good day 😊

[@oceanexblve884]

This feels ableist

[@Mikustan39]

@@oceanexblve884Yeah that’s what I was thinking. I tend to pick random coins up when I find them. If it wouldn’t make me look weird, of course. I’m also autistic. If I was aware that was or could be an autism thing and got treated like that, I would not take it lightly.

[@junglesuperstar9270]

In my country it is a theft .

[@Illusion517]

A lot of these students seem to have brought it on themselves. There's a reason you're told to be weary of private and unaccredited schools. Unless there's a very specific school you need to go to with a good track record, stick with public, accredited universities.

[@IsYitzach]

Private, non-profit schools are generally pretty good and accredited. But because they are private, they can come up with some fairly asinine rules. Also they, are expensive as none other an no student gets state subsidies. So, if you do go to a private, non-profit school you better know what it is you want to do and apply yourself to get done ASAP and it better pay well.

[@plastiqueneurosis]

The lock picks are only illegal in California because the rich people are weird about poor people owning anything.

[@GiordanDiodato]

I think it has more to do with California having a lot of squatters' rights laws

[@tristanswain8025]

@@GiordanDiodato I mean, maybe? But the thing is that picking a lock is a lot harder than forcing entry so… just seems weird to be honest.

[@enriquej.beltran171]

Lockpicks are legal to have, but I believe that if any crimes are committed while carrying lockpicks the charges go up in severity

[@thepursuiterer]

@@enriquej.beltran171there is a law on possession of burglar’s tools, so you’re probably right

[@TLPmediaUSA]

Universities suck if you’re old. Went back to school at 24 and everyone was yappy and immature. Needless to say, I transferred to state college where I am around people who actually care about school as well as others coming back after a few years.

[@sophiescott143]

Legality of lockpicks highly depends on jurisdiction. In some US states possessing them without a locksmith's license is a felony. Other states, they're blanket legal.

[@mhfuzzball]

And some states will throw possession of lockpicks on if someone gets arrested for anything else.

[@sophiescott143]

@@mhfuzzball Something about "Shows intent to commit felony larceny" or something to that effect, yeah. They do the same with pocket knives. Commit a robbery and happen to have a pocket knife in your pocket when you get arrested, and it turns into armed robbery with intent to do bodily harm.

[@EquanoxDragon]

Eyo fellow Canadian! I like the commentary you add at the end ofthe stories and how you make the text a different colour to signify it is your own imput and not part of the story. You have a new subscriber :)

[@meemurthelemur4811]

Not me, but my first roommate. I went to a Christian liberal arts college in the mid 90s, and while this school did have some rules that would seem strict compared to most other universities, it was much more liberal than other Christian colleges. No smoking, drugs, gambling, or sex outside of marriage, separate dorms for boys and girls, and mandatory chapel twice a week. This was also still a lot more freedom than a lot of my classmates were used to. Many went to private Christian schools or were homeschooled, had strict house rules and curfews, and never did anything without their parents permission. It wasn't uncommon for freshmen to lose their minds that first semester. Having the ability to make adult decisions without parental supervision often turned out to be more than some could handle. So my first roommate, who just happened to be the daughter of 2 missionaries and grew up in several third world countries was expelled for smoking the devil's lettuce and getting pregnant because she didn't know what birth control was. Seriously people, please let your kids see some of the real world and teach them how to make responsible decisions. So many of those kids grew up so sheltered that they were totally unprepared for life away from their parents supervision. They either froze up and couldn't cope, or they went overboard because they never learned how to say no.

[@LiteralBeans]

Story 12 was a whole lot of "damn thats crazy, DAMN thats crazy, DAMN THATS CRAZY"

[@Naruneyl]

Universities around the world can be so weird, like, in some of these cases you have to "prove that you're worthy of the college"? Like? My man, I'm already paying? Bruh. AFAIK universities in my country only expell people if they break the law. You can be removed from scholarships if you don't meet certain criteria (I myself had a full scholarship due to grades/income and my rules were the same as everyone's), but that's about it.

[@brynna77]

Even for cheating?

[@Naruneyl]

@@brynna77 usually if you are caught cheating during a test the teacher just takes away your sheet and gives you an immediate zero on that test; that means you can still pass the semester if you learn from your mistake. If you cheat on other types of works (presentations, seminars, etc), which boils down to plagiarism, it depends on how much the teacher is willing to investigate your work; you'd have to make a very poor job for them to notice. And for the final thesis, you are graded and accompanied by at least three different teachers; you'd have to fool all of them at the same time to pull it off. This one has more repercussions if you're caught plagiarizing - which ranges from failing the semester to having your degree revoked. Private colleges are more laid back on rules because they want you to stay and keep paying. Federal universities have stricter rules, but I haven't been in one nor know anyone that went to one (they're super hard to get into), so I can't tell you about them.

[@brynna77]

@@Naruneyl wow thats crazy, our academic honesty policies are really strict compared. If you're accused of cheating you have go go in-front of the academic honesty advisory board and basically plead your case. It does depend on the professor though, some may not report it to academic honesty if its the first time. If they are lenient on cheating it is seen as devaluing the degree.

[@derpman116]

So, this was something that my entire program witnessed. There is a website that you can sell and buy homework, answers, and the works for a price. There are a lot of people who were using them, a few in Semester 3, 75% of the people in Semester 4, which is almost 300 students and about 500 students who had already graduated. This had been going on for a few years, and the teachers were aware of it and were building a case on them and trying to get the site shut down as well. One day they managed to do it and they also got the police involved as well, including many of the former police members who were teaching at the school. Basically all those who were using it got expelled and barred for every single college and university, those who were caught after they graduated were basically barred from the jobs were in the middle of such interview rounds of interviews such as ones who wanted to be a Police Officer were quickly denied entry and warned other job centre's as well. They really screwed themselves over just to get their grades up

[@darth_fishious4071]

LaTex is pronounced "Lay-tek". It's weird I know but some people get angry about that lol

[@TyroRNG]

I pronounce it as lay-teks myself, but your saying the "s" is not included?

[@IsYitzach]

@@TyroRNG That final 'x' is not a Latin character. It's the Greek chi, which is where the hard ch in 'chemistry' and 'Christ' comes from.

[@connolec]

Oh how could anyone miss such an obvious thing? /s

[@kmarasin]

​@@connolecit only indicates you're not an academic, nbd

[@CatBehaviourPhD]

You mentioned you’re from Canada! I am too, love your videos and you’re doing very good here on KZbin 🇨🇦 most Reddit videos are AI generated or whatever, I’m SO happy someone is doing the work to use their own voice and make these videos. Keep up the good work! ❤

[@etherraichu]

The lockpicks aren't a felony on their own, but can be if associated with another crime like stalking or robbery.

[@princessmarlena1359]

Some states prohibit the possession of lock-picking tools except by law enforcement or by licensed locksmiths.

[@moonstar_draws6283]

Sorry, but why did the person go to the religious school if they didn’t even care about the religion???

[@BIGGER_RED]

My thoughts exactly

[@AceAviations2]

There are a few reasons why one might do that: 1. Location: close proximity to stuff could be good 2. Cost: with how expensive college can be, it might have been the most affordable option compared to other schools for what OP was looking for 3. Convenience: kind of ties back into the first two points it not being a hassle or having a good program that you're looking at compared to other schools could push it to the front. I don't judge OP for that because we don't know the circumstances that led them to picking that school, it's more complex than just following the religion you know.

[@moonstar_draws6283]

@@AceAviations2 Yeah fair enough. It just seems odd to go to a religious school if you don't follow the rules of the religion/care about it!

[@MystiqueRisingSun]

I have a Catholic college in my city. The number of pentacles GREATLY out-weigh the number of crosses around people's necks! LOL But.... It's super cheap. It's in the middle of the city, so everything's close - like, walk to 30 different fast food joints, 12 "sit-down" restaurants, and 3 steak houses - not to mention grocery stores, general stores, dollar stores, even a movie theater, and other entertainment. And, while they only offer a small number of courses, every one they do offer are in very popular fields of study, at least locally. (Nursing, law, criminal justice, and vet tech, just to name a few). It's really a win-win-win situation if you are interested in any of the fields they offer.

[@chernobyl169]

Because it's the only university within hundreds of miles of Salt Lake City.

[@kmarasin]

I get the strong impression a lot of the stories commenters here are horrified by didn't occur in the USA. Like, getting kicked out of your residence in 6 HOURS is laughably illegal here. In general, academic institutions don't have the kind of power they had in that story, though there are exceptions in certain places.

[@nontrashfire2]

I used to site myself as an interview on anything that was written in class. It meant that I couldn't be held accountable for misspellings and grammar, because I would use the work as a quote from myself.

[@SupportSquirrel]

Story 10: Woulda told the professor that "Interestingly that comment and the witnesses here is exactly why the Dean will be speaking with you soon". That kind of comment from a professor is INCREDIBLY disrespectful and would be a very simple "we have to let you go" or at least a derailing of tenure for multiple reasons.

[@lazywargaming6752]

Lock picks in legal in most states but some do treat them as additional charges if you have em while commiting a crime

[@misterbitey2107]

With regards to the very last story: 1) That student absolutely has grounds for a lawsuit there as long as they can provide evidence of the cops lying on their report, and could probably have gotten the charges dismissed. That being said, I do get having access to a lawyer who can make that go away is very different from knowing what happened was wildly illegal. 2) Possessing lockpicks is actually a crime in most states! It falls under the umbrella of "possession of thieves tools" though the definition of thieves tools is kind of vague. Technically a crowbar could be considered illegal to possess so context matters. That being said - if you're not a locksmith, it'd be kind of hard to justify owning lockpicks to authorities. That being said, as alluded to in number 1, the search was illegal in the first place.

[@thatkingdomheartsguy9615]

I dont like to say the school is out to get him because it feels like a way to overused excuse, but in story 9, they were definitely out to get OP. I see no other reason to expell someone for something that just didn’t happen.

[@1FlyingPlatypus]

Story 15 reminded me of an odd rule at my college. I was in archery club and we had to make sure our bows were destringed and in cases because our bows were considered weapons on campus? Our arrows that we used our bows to shoot into hay bales….

[@princessmarlena1359]

My dad’s ROTC unit in college made them leave their firing pins, bayonet blades, and ammo for their rifles at the target rage off college campus. The university was whining about weapons on campus. And this was back in the days of the Vietnam war.

[@Badartist888]

Story 5: Really rang a bell. So I graduated then about 5 years later left my job having a slow burn mental break down. While the welfare system in my country is good compared to most it is a nightmare to properly navigate (by design) and I was not in the mental place to do so. So, I got into university using my previous, quite good, GPA. University where I live is relatively cheap and the costs are differed also you get welfare while going to it the same as unemployment but no real paperwork beyond proving you have signed up to tertiary education. Obviously still being wrecked from my mental break down university wasn't really a good help for that. So I kind of coasted the first semester (first year subjects you really only need to go to lectures/ tutorials to be able to get a low pass in exams) but ended up failing out in the second. I've since sorted out my mental health. Got on some good meds and spent my own time on really working on myself. I'd love to go back to university but I feel too old now and because I tanked my GPA I can't just walk back into a course that I want. Story 7 (?): As someone who was in the Humanities.... it is such an Engineering comment to tell someone struggling in Engineering to 'go to the Humanities'. I swear that most STEM fields people have a real level of Dunning Kruger when it comes to the Humanities. To be fair it isn't that hard to get a passing grade in the first year. But getting high grades at the higher years takes work, understanding, and you don't really have the certainty you do in some STEM fields. Source. I did both IT and Arts and, for me, IT was easier that the high level Humanities.

[@blufferfish0896]

That last story I would’ve sued real quick

[@krekolos421]

This reminded me that I was almost expelled before 2nd semester because I forgot to confirm my information (confirm that everything checks out i.e. personal info like social security number, my name, date of birth, then my grades etc.) I was quite literally few hours from getting expelled. Originally the deadline was like two weeks before I confirmed it, but fortunately my school had some understanding that some people are stupid or forgetfull as heck and don't check their e-mials often, so they just moved the deadline for me to the day we were supposed to chose our lectures and that was the moment I noticed it. God bless them

[@roahir]

I was expelled but my teacher was very nice about it and sent me to get mental help (I'm not from the US). It was something I desperately needed at the time.

[@jcorey333]

The BYU thing is a weird thing to get angry at. It's where I went to college, and you literally have to agree to the honor code in order to go there. If you don't want to go there, you don't have to, just go to a different school 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@quilabright4263]

That's what I was thinking too. If you want college to be drinking, parties and sex don't go to BYU.

[@JonathanJohnson-kh4rg]

After graduating from one college, I attended another one for my second bachelor's; I had issues and was suspended; so, I attended another college for my masters, but never mentioned the college from where I was suspended and of course graduated with my masters;

[@Lefty7788tinkatolli]

My lecturer hit ice back in January and had to go to hospital... that one's legit. He was off for ages. At least he got free UK healthcare lol.

[@Marconius6]

Lockpicks are legal in some countries/states as hobby stuff, but super illegal in others. Same with crowbars, weirdly enough!

[@frostbite3820]

I had no idea that BYU was that bigoted of a place. Definitely not routing for them anymore in sports!

[@TooHonest4_You]

Wait until you find out about Liberty University lol

[@OverClockedd]

havent even started the video yet and i know its gonna be good

[@LusciousLenny]

I didn't want to live in a dorm, so I bought a couple of gallons of black enamel paint and redid my dorm room, and epoxied a Satan head sticker to the door.

[@princessmarlena1359]

I sold term papers that I wrote for my classmates for cash. No part time jobs available that paid me enough, and I was on financial aid as it is. Still needed cash for additional expenses. I got ratted out by someone who was caught photocopying and reselling a term paper I sold to his girlfriend.

[@pezo-g2o]

Why do I have a feeling the subtitles are AI generated?

[@hsihdbssbcjtzksk7426]

It's just subtitles. It's okay if it's AI generated, speech to text stuff.

[@aerithxx]

I wish I got expelled from college. 😢

[@BlueNEXUSGaming]

Some of these stories are about federal crimes, and some of these are civil rights violations; there's about ten million dollars or more in reparations available to some of these people.

[@matty-qr4vr]

i had a friend that was doing a forensic science course and was passing it but got kicked off it for not turning up to lectures

[@KE-xj9vm]

I’m a university teacher and i pains me to pass anyone who does not attend. Being able to shlep an assignment together that just meet the requirements enough to pass is not a reflection of students that we want to put our University to as graduates. I have never seen anyone get top marks if they haven’t showed up, because they simply aren’t there to learn what we want them to learn

[@kyze8284]

The lockpicks are NOT illegal in any state except Tennessee, Mississippi, Ohio, Illinois, Nevada, or Virginia. The only illegal things in California would be the pot, since mushrooms aren’t exactly illegal. People think you’re a criminal for having mushrooms or lockpicks, but in California the only felony or even illegal thing is the pot

[@nharber9837]

I think you’ve got that backwards. Cannabis is legal in CA. We’ve had dispensaries for years. Mushrooms however, aren’t. There is currently a push to decriminalize and possibly legalize for therapeutic/medical. It’s Colorado that has both legalized right now.

[@kyze8284]

@@nharber9837 I was thinking more federally illegal, I admit. If a fed catches you in any state, it's still federally illegal, and why I've been angry since Obama that there have been promises to legalize it federally like alcohol and nothing has happened. Federally, mushrooms and picks aren't illegal to my knowledge. I wish they'd finally get to the green in the same way

[@connolec]

Sounds like a conspiracy, or the professor/college had a personal vendetta against the student expelled for plagiarism. I'd be so mad, I would threaten legal action for such vicious vindictivness.

[@heroman2372]

Story 9: a lot of people are saying that should be grounds for a lawsuit, but i dont think theres much they could do, since the decision was up to the board

[@philzeo]

Story 12: I went to the same school. They shut down and I never got my degree with 3 credits to go :) I have since gotten the student loans forgiven, as part of the Sweet lawsuit. However, it's been years in the making because, well, Betsy Devos WAS the department of education under trump and she had a private interest in the art institutes. Very cool, thank you trump administration.

[@PB-hr8tg]

Pocket knives illegal on campus?! Wtf?

[@GiordanDiodato]

Makes sense

[@Gayfrlol]

I MISS THIS ACTOR :(

[@sethweinrich9544]

I have a bit of a story myself. This wasn't me, but I guy I knew from the liberal arts college I went to. I remember first meeting/seeing him in my ancient warfare class as he was a Freshman and I was a Junior at the time. He just kinda rubbed me the wrong way, like I could tell this guy was a bit of an a-hole with an overinflated ego. Even to the point where my friend who was a senior at the time had a lot of problems when put into a group with him for our final project to produce a presentation video on an ancient Roman battle. The very first question on that video when presenting was why she wasn't given credit in the presentation and he came up with some BS excuse on how she was difficult to work with and nothing was getting done (my senior friend wasn't there at the time for she was able to graduate a semester early and worked something out with the professor regarding the situation. The professor was definitely on her side in this situation. Also this was back in late 2019 so I was kinda happy she got out before the pandemic kicked off) but anyway, the next year after studying abroad the first semester of my senior year, I find out he started and was the president of the new esports club. A friend of mine did describe him as "the sun god" as this helped further boost that ego and I had another friend described that he was "mansplaining" to her assuming her knowledge in video games was inferior to his based on gender (she had multiple gaming consoles and often repaired PSP's in their spare time) he did host events around campus through the club and they were successful which I decided to give him the benefit of the doubt. That's while I was in college, the rest of the story I learned this after I graduated with younger friends still attending. Appearantly through the esports club that he created and ran, he was embezzling club money that they get from the college so he can buy video game stuff for himself. I don't know how long he did this and the exact amount of money, but what I was able to find out that he stole into the thousands (I'm assuming at least 1.5k but I'm not sure for it's highly likely it was more, if I find out how much exactly I'll edit this part) as you can expect the college wasn't very happy at him literally stealing money from them, so he was promptly expelled and black listed from campus around mid-late November 2022 based on old Discord messages I could find. Honestly this guy completely had it coming and I would've paid good money just to see his parent's reaction.

[@hey-im-kat]

congrats on 69k :D

[@walkir2662]

Story 7: Yeah, the US system being so focused on colleges... well. The industry has good lobbyists, especially for societal manipulaiton.^ Unfortunately, Germany is moving in that direction, too.

[@princessmarlena1359]

Sorry to hear that about Germany. Yeah the US needs time stop with the college obsession.

[@Rainos62]

story 9. you should have gotten a lawyer. final story you also should have gotten legal counsel forging documents is a crime. one you can get in serious trouble with and the moment you get lawyers involved the school will really get scared

[@MystiqueRisingSun]

Story.....15? (I lost track.) The kid who ODed his first night. It actually happens a LOT. Especially with those who were super sheltered growing up. Many "college towns" have bars/pubs where you just have to flash your school ID to get a drink. Yeah, not your actual license/state ID, just school ID...and almost all of the older students will tell new - underage - students, simply adding "Just don't get caught". One of my semi-local collages has a shop that's only open from 10 PM to 4 AM. The store front? VHS rentals! LOL Even the local cops know, but as long as there are no fights/other major issues, they tend to look the other way.

[@vincebrazier8160]

I'm confused about what he od'd ON. You can't really overdose on shrooms or acid, just have a bad trip. So, unless it was alcohol poisoning, I don't know that he actually "OD'D".

[@MystiqueRisingSun]

@@vincebrazier8160 Alone, other than alcohol, fairly safe - unless allergic, of course. Don't know you're allergic if you've never done it. (So, that MIGHT have been part of his problem, too.) Together? They even have warnings on OTC meds (we won't even get into prescriptions). Normally those are deemed safe, but reactions can occur when certain ones are mixed. Thus, it was because it wasn't one - *single* - thing he took. It was the combination of everything he did over the course of the night.

[@ethanjoy-h1u]

CANADIAN? 2:15

[@Benshaus]

I knew these were't gonna be good but they were much worse than I expected

[@liberty3283]

If they wanted to do the party stuff don't go to BYU.... Like, you signed a contract. Let people who actually want to be in that environment be here if you hate it so much. Also, BYU doesn't force you to go to church, that's not part of the honor code.

[@Shaquille_Oatmeal_with_mayo]

You on Spotify?

[@williaminnes1563]

2:24 unless you're a Biden.

[@hope1447]

GPA is why i was expelled

[@HolyNamed]

bro got that 1.9 gpa

[@Mr.Goofygun]

48k a year is good !!!?????

[@AceAviations2]

That depends where you live, some places are cheaper to live in you know.

[@ryleyusa]

woahohoohg story of undertale

[@FrenchToast626]

I fell from the light, talk or should i fight

[@HelloandHiwelcome]

I was one of the people ever to watch this video

[@kreemaz582]

you won’t od on weed and coke unless he had a shit ton of coke and tried to counter it with weed to calm it down. if not he was just a idiot he didn’t know what does what 😂

[@alextung9917]

Hi

[@wiresculptor5951]

I mean, lost count of how many stories of false SA accusations being proven to be false and the college blames the man any ways. Feminist misandrist BS

[@TheG2019]

WOO HERE UNDER 1 MINUTE

[@ceru1ean_f1n1ty]

Under 11 for me grrr

[@alphamaccao5224]

I hope you get the attention you so desperately seek without seeming so horrifically and pathetically cringe in the future.

[@MsWolf8129]

Here under 5 MINUTES TEAM

[@ghfencing3831]

Yes sir

[@Noah08039]

..

[@zzing]

LaTeX is pronounced Latek - the X is actually the Greek

[@DinoGaming-offical]

Early

[@HolyNamed]

nice, want a cookie 🍪

[@Bee_The_Artist]

I watched some of their videos and i heard they had an Discord, is it still open or available bc i wanna join it 🧍‍♂️