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So this kid (who we will call John, its not his name) has thought he is better than everyone ever since grade school and if he's not, he strives to be better than them and call them dumb for not knowing. My friends and I sit at a table at school in the morning to talk.

 So I have a fascination for World War 2 and people at my school know that. John found out and looked up basic facts and one fact that is very unimportant. So the next day he comes and sits down at the table uninvited and I think oh god and he says to me "Did you know that the Wehrmacht and the US fought on the same side?" And I said "No" since I didn't know that and the day went on. The next day he sits down here again and says "What happened on December 7th 1941?" I said "Pearl Harbour, you know I know this stuff" and he was shocked, I also told him that I collect this stuff and he had the nerve to say "Knowledge is better than collection." I was in shock that he said this, my other friends were around and in shock too my friend tells him "Just because you looked up a few facts doesnt make you a master at this." John replied back saying "I have mastered the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, World War 1, World War 2, and the Cold War"  I was pissed that he said this, but brushed it off because he was most likely lying. He was know for this kind of stuff. Today he says to me "Did you know that Operation Barbarossa happened on September 1st 1941?" I gave him a confused look and said " Do you mean the invasion of Poland in 1939?" He says "NO, I mean Operation Barbarossa" I said "Sure" and I knew he was wrong, but for some reason my brain just said yeah, so tomorrow I have a million questions for him to test his "superior knowledge" in the subject I just so happen to like and that I excell in.

AITA



hating a kid who is "better" than everyone