Blowing stuff up with a WalMart BB Gun! It did it!

Once upon a time, there was a young boy who loved to play with BB guns. He would spend hours in his backyard shooting at cans and bottles, imagining himself to be a great marksman.

One day, the boy decided to invite some of his friends over for a BB gun party. They gathered in the backyard, each armed with their own BB gun, and began to shoot at targets.

As they were playing, the boy noticed that his BB gun was not performing as well as his friends'. He became frustrated and angry, feeling like he was not getting the recognition he deserved for his shooting skills.

In a fit of anger, the boy began to boast about his BB gun, claiming that it was the best in the world and that no one else could match his skill. He even went so far as to say that he could outshoot anyone in the world, including professional marksmen.

As his friends listened to him, they began to feel uncomfortable with his arrogance and boasting. They tried to tell him that it was just a game and that he should not take it so seriously, but he would not listen.

The boy's behavior reminded many of them of a certain former US President, known for his boastful and arrogant personality. They couldn't help but think that the boy was acting just like him, putting himself above others and refusing to listen to anyone else's opinion.

In the end, the boy's behavior led to his friends losing interest in the game, and he was left alone in his backyard with his BB gun and his ego. He learned a valuable lesson that day: that sometimes it is better to be humble and enjoy the game than to try to be the best at all costs.