Tucker Hibbert Short Story

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Tucker Hibbert Have you heard the story about how Tucker Hibbert amazed the crowd SO much that when the crowd leaned back of amazement they flew miles away. They leaned back so fast that they all broke their backs. One time he was going SO fast that all the snow was blown out of the track and the crowd was covered in snow 10ft. above them. He was going so fast one time that when he went to do a flip he flipped 10 times. All the people were awing of amazement that they all lost their voices. People decided that he was more important than their families, and people would force their kids to go watch him. The surprising thing is, is that the kids enjoyed it and started skipping school to go watch him. After a while the president banned

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