How does John feel about living in topper's body? Tupper and John from Outer Banks Swap Lives

Title: The Outer Banks Swap Once upon a time In the tranquil town of Outer Banks, North Carolina, there were two boys – Topper Thornton and John B Rutledge. They were as different as night and day. Topper was a wealthy 'Kook', enjoying everything life offered him, while John B was a 'Poggie' struggling to uncover the secrets of his father’s disappearance, surviving each day on his own. One mysterious night, John B discovered an ancient artifact on their treasure hunt that had the power to trade realities. Not aware of its power, John B jokingly wished he could swap lives with rich and privileged Topper. The artifact glowed for a split second as the night held its breath. The next morning, John B woke up in Topper's grand bedroom dressed in designer clothing, while Topper woke up in John B's old van with nothing fancy on, other than John B’s traditional bandana. The ornament wasn’t kidding – their realities had completely swapped. Initially, both boys were shell-shocked. Topper, unaccustomed to the Poggie life, felt suffocated by financial constraints and the lack of comforts he was used to. He experienced the stress of John B's treasure hunt in order to secure a stable future. John B, on the other hand, suddenly found himself enveloped in opulence. He enjoyed fine dining and designer clothes. Yet, the absence of true friendship and the emptiness in the superficiality of the Kooks’ world made him feel lonely. Gradually, however, both began understanding the reality of each other’s worlds. Topper discovered the beauty of friendship and solidarity amongst the Poggies. John B’s friends, Pope, Kiara, and JJ, welcomed him into their fold, assuming he was John B. In their companionship, Topper found a homely warmth that he never experienced in his previous life. He also developed a newfound respect for John B, acknowledging his strength and resilience to endure the hardships. John B, on the other hand, learned the importance of genuine relationships over superficial ones. He even used his new-found wealth and the Kooks' influence to protect the Poggies, oftentimes contributing to their treasure hunt and making significant advancements in the quest of finding the Royal Merchant gold. He realized that despite the privileges, the Kook life wasn’t much better if there was no one to share it with. Though initially the swap seemed like a drastic, unfortunate event, it ended up teaching them valuable life lessons. By the end, neither wished to return to their old lives. They learned to live not just in each other’s shoes, but with each other’s identities. The swap, though permanent, gifted them perspectives that allowed them to live enriched lives in Outer Banks. Each held a profound respect for the other's challenges and strengths and fostered a bond of understanding and empathy that they didn't even know was possible. Through these dramatically swapped lives, Topper and John B embraced not just a new life, but a new way of viewing their world.