Earlier this year Zoë, an 11-year-old fifth-grader from Jackson, Mississippi, created a list of rules for her classmate Noah to follow. The list went viral in September and the pair appeared on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show” to discuss why the hilarious list was created.
“I was annoyed with Noah,” Zoë said. “He would invade my personal space by touching my shoulder.”
“I’m just trying to get her attention,” Noah claimed.
The list has seven rules, which include “Do not speak to me unless it’s a greeting, which will be never,” and the warning that if Noah breaks any of the rules Zoë will call her dad, mother’s friend, her "fake mom" and a janitor. Noah admits that he broke the sixth rule, which states that he must reread the list 500 times.
Ellen asked the pair if they could be friends. “At first there wasn’t a bright chance,” Zoë said, “but I tell him, ‘Give me time.’”
Noah agreed and confessed that their relationship is “a little rocky right now.”
Watch the video on YouTube here.
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