Covet’s story of his friendship with Jestar

==Part 1: Covet and the Internet==
Covet met Jestar via a novelty for him that was called «the Internet». Miramar gifted Covet a PCMCIA card for his computer which back then worked on Windows 95, and when he inserted that card into the PC, he opened the Internet and decided to find a friend there since back then he didn’t have them, which made him very sad. As a result, after a lot of days, Covet found the dating site ContaciX.net where there was a friend filter and stumbled across a profile of a car named Priussino Toyotovich which said «Looking for someone hybrid and RWD to drift with». Covet opened his profile, pressed «Write a message» and started writing him like a demon on a piano keyboard. He sent him the message and waited, waited and waited. Only after three days Priussino answered to Covet that they’ll meet on a car spoiler factory where he works. Covet hoped for no Simpsons or Star Wars episode spoilers, agreed and went there.
When Covet arrived there, he saw who he thought Priussino was and said to himself: «Is this supposed to be a Toyota Prius? Or did I drink the wrong oil?». As it later turned out, this was Jestar Toyotovich, and Priussino was his father who one year later jumped off a mountain holding a book about plants and animals. Jestar and Covet began meeting each other, with their first talk being about what they liked and disliked. Jestar told that his spoiler was a decoration and only served for fruit and vegetable cutting, yet Covet thought it served to keep balance on the race track. Jestar then told about his YouTube channel. Covet asked what YouTube is and Jestar answered that it’s a video uploading website. Covet then remembered that it’s where he uploads his Covet Show videos. Jestar’s channel, on the other hand, had mostly complete Pigeon-level horror. 
==Part 2: Covet and Jestar on the track==
After talking about YouTube, Jestar asked Covet if he wanted to go drive on a racetrack and Covet, very excited, agreed. They both began racing and it was at this moment Covet wanted to show that he also can drift despite being FWD, though he decided not to, since the last time he did that only his body was left from him. Soon, Covet became bored and wanted to drift with someone other than Jestar, someone more similar to him. Jestar soon brought something Covet hated the most: a stupid old sushi delivery Mazda Millenia which is not eco-friendly or normal, and Covet doubted that this Mazda was the one like him, though Jestar said that it is the one.
Covet only thought of luck and beating the stupid sushi delivery Mazda, and though the Mazda was always overtaking Covet, at one place, the Mazda lost control and Covet won the race. Covet asked for someone faster and Jestar brought the same Mazda Millenia, but this time, a racing spec. The race was the same as before, except the Mazda overtook Covet more, but luckily, it flipped over, and Covet won again.
==Part 3: Covet and Jestar’s grandparents==
After the race, Jestar suggested Covet to visit his grandparents and Covet agreed since he loves old cars’ cooking and old cars in general. Jestar’s grandparents lived in a house in a field, and Jestar and Covet went there. Covet got to know Jestar’s grandparents and was delighted to eat their food, although Jestar wasn’t satisfied with it. As it later turned out, Jestar’s grandfather loved to race on gravel. Covet asked for a race on him and he agreed. 
After the countdown went to 0, Covet for some reason shifted into the reverse gear where REN-TV was broadcasted and where apparently broadcasts about alien invasion apocalypse were shown, but that didn’t matter because Covet had to overtake Jestar’s grandpa. Covet was driving very fast at high RPM and was afraid he could explode because he hasn’t done such things to his engine before. At some point Covet overtook Jestar’s grandpa and arrived at the finish first.
Everyone was waiting for Jestar’s grandpa, but he didn’t show up. Grandma told to take a hitch and a trailer and tow him back home since it turned out he didn’t get lost but rather overheated. In honor of Covet’s victory, Jestar’s grandfather gifted him his old phone, the legendary Nokia 3310, which was Covet’s first phone and first free phone. The phone was rumored to be unbreakable, although if you break its motherboard or hit it too much it will eventually die like all phones.
==Part 4: Covet and his last goodbye to Jestar==
After the race with Jestar’s grandpa, Jestar suggested Covet to speed down the road against the police, what Covet always wanted after watching movies and playing GTA, but Miramar didn’t allow him. Jestar went as fast as he could and Covet followed him. The chases with the cops continued for so long that Covet and Jestar got away but almost ran out of gas. They went to a gas station, refueled themselves and said their goodbyes. 
==Trivia==
*ContaciX.net is a fictional website.
*Covet’s name in ContaciX.net was NotCoolWhiteCovet1987. If Covet was born in 1987, it is very possible that the Internet would be a novelty for him, since the first Internet browser appeared in 1990, just like the PCMCIA card, dial-up was made commercially available in 1992, which is the most likely Internet access medium for anyone to use in the 1990s, and Windows 95, along with Internet Explorer, appeared in 1995.
*On ContaciX.net, an ad says, «Leaked information about Covet Show episode 11». There was indeed supposed to be an 11th episode to Covet Show about racing, but it didn’t happen due to the Covet Show being cancelled.
*The first date on ContaciX.net is February 16, 1995. Windows 95 did appear in 1995, but on August 24. Since the date says 1995 anyways, this discrepancy is forgiven, just like YouTube only appearing in 2005 IRL.
*The Toyota Prius did appear in 1995 as a concept car, although Priussino Toyotovich’s profile picture has an early 2010s Prius model on it.
*The episode in which Covet told the story of Jestar, Traveling to Italy, is the second Covet Show episode to feature the Mazda running gag.
*Jestar is a 2010s ETK model, which is an anachronism to 1995, although the 1990s ETK K-Series mod does exist, though it appeared much later than the episode’s original production dates, so this discrepancy is forgiven too.
*Another discrepancy is that the Nokia 3310 only appeared in 2000. This is also forgiven, since Nokia in the 1990s made mobile phones similar to the 3310.
*Covet told that back in 1995, he used to upload Covet Show on YouTube. This means that within the Covet Show universe, there must’ve been more than 10 original Covet Show episodes.
*REN-TV began as a TV company in 1991 but became a channel in 1997. It was around that same time they started showing their first conspiracy theory videos.
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