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Carter Trozzolo has no more strength or vitality to give at this point.

The young boy, who was only in third grade at the time, rose to fame after being interviewed by CTV News Toronto while he was clearing snow from his driveway following a major snowfall.

He addressed the camera and stated, “I really, really wish I was at school right now.” (I really, really wish I was at school right now.)

Carter can be heard in the video, which has now been viewed millions of times, noting that the task of shoveling the piles of snow is “tiresome,” and then he lets out a long, drawn-out sigh after saying this. The video has already been viewed millions of times.

The young boy, who was just nine years old, said that it was likely that he would have to shovel snow for “my neighbors, friends, and even people I don’t even know,” and he did not try to hide the fact that the notion did not make him pleased.

Due of the snow, school was also canceled the day after it had occurred, which meant that Carter was able to take advantage of the snow while not having to worry about going to class.

In contrast to the vast majority of children his age, Carter wasn’t exactly happy about the possibility of having two snow days in a row, despite the fact that most children his age would be overjoyed by the prospect.

He was “still completely spent.”

“I’m tired. “I’m always fatigued,” he told CTV News when they returned for a second interview with him. “I’m always exhausted.”

The mother of the boy remarked that her son had done a wonderful job of articulating how she and a large number of other people had been feeling as of late.

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