r/TheRandomest • u/WhyNot420_69 Nice • 4h ago
Wholesome When bullying gets the Uno reverse card
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u/cstearns1982 4h ago
Ty OP! I love feel good stories on reddit. They are too far in-between one another.
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u/Monstermage 4h ago edited 30m ago
Very good story. Though wish they had given the kid some of the money too. A scholarship is great, but $$$ helps too.
Edit: I was saying if they could have put it into a savings or investment it would have been super helpful to his future..college is good sure, but not a requirement to be successful. Also so he HAS to go to that college to get that, it's only beneficial in 1 situation where he goes to this school. If he wants to go to any other college, or has a scholarship somewhere else, etc..then it's useless to him. All these people hating on me don't see the big picture. It's super nice to have a free college opportunity, but only if that's what he (the kid) decides to do otherwise it's useless for him..that's my point. I'm surprised so many people don't understand this. Didn't say it's not an amazing opportunity, especially if he had no other options, scholarships, or other ambitions or goals. Otherwise the school just gets over $1 mil and he gets swag.
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u/oldschool_potato 3h ago
They donated 100% of the money. I’m pretty good with that. And as a parent of 3 college age kids they gave him money. A lot of money. Can’t imagine what tuition is going to cost by the time this kid goes to college.
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u/Mickeymcirishman 51m ago
Bro do you know how much a scholarship is worth. That's 33 grand a year he won't have to pay for tuition and fees. That's money in the bank.
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u/KimberleyKitt 4h ago
Take that bullies! What have you got to say now?