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Peyton Koehler: Too Cool For School

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Whether it 's interrupting class, talking, telling jokes whatever it is Peyton Koehler is on it. I believe Peyton Koehler deserves the “too cool for school” award. Here are a couple of reasons I think he deserves this grand award. First off why does Peyton deserve this award? It 's because he 's a football player, and not too bad. The starting quarterback has no time for to learn, only play. Even with a broken finger he still plays.The broken was caused by his aggressive big brother. There are more reasons like his parents spoil him every day, especially after they split up. Sometimes he rides to school on his hover board, if not in his grandma’s sports car. He also has the newest iPhone 6s. He also has gold and silver

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