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“Some kids are smarter than you, some kids have cooler clothes than you, some kids are better at sports than you. It doesn’t matter. You have your own thing, too. Be the kid who can get along. Be the kid who is generous. Be the kid who is happy for the other people. Be the kid who does the right thing. Be the nice kid.” -Bryan Scavnak

Question: What does this quote mean to you? How can you use it in your own life?

Answer 1

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The quote, summarized, is basically stating that some people have better stuff than you, but you should be the good kid. This quote in my opinion, means that even when people are seemingly better than you, getting through and flat out ignoring this is probably the better way to go. I can use this in life by applying it to school. If someone has better clothing, better at sports than me, etc, I should still plow through because in the long run it doesn't mean much.

Answer 2

Answer: This quote means for me that be your own person. Have your own personality, attitude, style. You don't have to have everything that everyone has to be cool or to blend in. Being yourself is more than enough. In other words, be spontaneous. I can use this quote in my life as a guide to be kind, sincere, genuine, and obedient.

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