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This guy is not even close to changing lives because his videos are just a big pile of junk. All of the catchphrases have nothing to do with the plots of any of the stories and some of the characters have terrible acting skills and it seems like they are not even trying to act. Even the mini series that have recently came out are just horrible because some involve people committing actual crimes that would get them into serious legal trouble in real life because in this universe very few of the characters ever change themselves after they get in trouble for something that they caused and not care.

These episodes are getting worse every single day. The biggest issue with this video is that Mikey committed an act of Terrorism all because he wanted to skip a test and his mom manages to get him and his friend out of jail on their first day and then she leaves them both home alone, first off that would never ever happen and also you are not supposed to leave pre teens home along without adult supervision especially if they are on house arrest. Another issue with the video is that it is labeled as they both escape from jail, but they don't since they are released on house arrest and instead violate that. This is also one of the videos where the catchphrases has nothing to do with the plot.

This episode is by far the worst of the entire series. Mikey trying to skip a test by trying to stop the plane from taking off by lighting a sparkler and writing a threatening note would instantly get him a bunch of Federal Terrorism charges. The biggest mistake with this video is that TSA completely ignored the fact that there were sparklers in the carry on bag and didn't arrest him right away, in real life they would have caught it and he would have gotten a Terrorism charge right then and there. Another major issue with this video is that the catchphrase has nothing to do with what is going on in this video as Mikey doesn't cut any corners. Also the sentencing at the end of the video isn't harsh enough for him, because in real life his jail sentence would have likely been around 2-5 years rather than 60 days.