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Hold up a finger if you had a crush on a boy in middle school. And to find out if the feelings were mutual, you wrote a huge quiz back when there was no ChatGPT. So, you wrote all fifty
A humorous story about creating a quiz in middle school to find out if a crush liked you back, revealing unexpected results.
Key Takeaways
- Middle school crushes often inspired creative and elaborate ways to find out feelings.
- Before technology, students relied on manual, social methods like quizzes.
- Efforts to hide true intentions often involved distributing quizzes widely.
- Unexpected outcomes can be humorous and revealing.
- Nostalgia and humor effectively connect with the audience.
What the video covers
- The video humorously recalls making a quiz in middle school to discover if a crush liked you.
- Before AI tools like ChatGPT, students wrote all 50 quiz questions themselves.
- Questions included random favorites like color, number, and animal.
- The final question directly asked who the person liked.
- To avoid suspicion, the quiz was distributed to two classes and teachers.
- The crush also took the quiz, and results showed he liked 'green' and himself.
- Collecting all quizzes revealed that a girl liked the quiz creator instead.
- The story highlights the innocence and creativity of middle school crushes.
- It also touches on the social dynamics and humor of school life.
- The video uses nostalgia and humor to engage viewers.
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questions yourself. Completely random ones like: "Your favorite color, your favorite number, animal, and so on." But the last question was: Who do you like? You went to the copy shop, spent all your money on 50 copies, because to
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deflect suspicion that you were trying to find out if one specific boy liked you, you handed these sheets out to two classes and even teachers during the break. Everyone took this test. And then this boy also took the test. You
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look at the results, see there that he likes green, and all that stuff. And for who he likes, it says: "Me." Well, like, he likes himself. Yeah. And then, when you collected all these sheets, well, again, to deflect suspicion that
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you were trying to get results from just one boy, you look at the results and find out that a girl liked you.
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Looked for gold, found a diamond.
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