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...on my way home from school 2 kids tried to rob me for my phone?
i was walkimg home and three kids were behind me then i heard quick steps and then i saw somebody about 30ft away from me with a group.then i pretended to tie my shoe so they would pas me.then they did pass me.so i kept walking with my back pack om my side and then some tall kid told another kid to hold his cd player and then he said to me.
''yo let me see your phone'' then i said ''no leave me alone''
my 1st reaction was to run which i did.then thwn the 2 kids started chasing me and i continued to run.then the 2 kids gave up on chasin me.and i kept on runnin down the street back towards my school and to another route home.
was i doing the right thing by running instead of trying to fight?
i take martial arts and my sensei tells me to try my best to avoid fights and he told me ''you never know if they have a weapon on them'' and always told me look around where im walkin to see if any1 is behind me.thats what saved me.
but luckily they didnt get my fone & they didnt catch me
Very well done!!! Definately, your sensei master is correct...by the way, where is sensei from?
TWO GUYS IN MY BED (Vlog 44)