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For some kids,Watch Mad Jaxxx Beyond Thunderboobs (2002) the first day of school is an exciting step up in the world. For others, it can feel like the world is dramatically crumbling and spark a rebellious phase.

A photo was shared on Reddit of two young boys whose parents had them hold up signs to celebrate back-to-school season. One grumpy boy complied in his own unique way.

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"It's my first day of kindergarten," the refreshingly joyful boy's sign read.

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However, his deadpan friend didn't feel the same. His sign read, "I hate school and I refused to hold a sign unless it said I hate school."

You've got to appreciate his honesty.

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