Amherst bus driver shares her side of story following viral video

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  • Опубликовано: 30 мар 2023
  • "How much more do you expect me to (expletive) take?"
    The viral video that shows Amherst bus driver Jackie Miller using profanities and yelling at students has been viewed millions of times on social media.
    Now she's sharing her side of the story with 3News' Bri Buckley.
    "That particular day was challenging to say the very least because it started the minute this core group of students got on the bus," Miller said.
    She said a group of kids on her bus constantly act out, purposefully instigating her for the last two years and she finally had enough.
    "I'm sorry for the way this went down, I truly am," Miller said. "I do apologize for my actions, but I won't take it back."
    She told 3News that she suffers from asthma and strong fragrances will trigger her attacks.
    One student yelled that another had sprayed perfume, which led to what you see in the video. She said just last month this led to an attack.
    "She sprayed perfume on the bus and I had a horrible asthma attack. I had to stop the bus, grab my inhaler and try to get my lungs to open up again. I had all the kids open up all the windows they know this," Miller said.
    Amid a nationwide bus driver shortage, Miller said behavior like this is largely to blame.
    "This is a plight of all bus drivers, we are treated in the worst possible sense of the word," Miller said. "We are treated with such lack of respect."
    Bri Buckley reports: www.wkyc.com/article/news/loc...

Комментарии • 3,4 тыс.

  • @ronden3415
    @ronden3415 Год назад +2824

    She should not apologize. The parents should be apologizing to her for their horrible children.

    • @bdickinson6751
      @bdickinson6751 Год назад +103

      And the ballless administrators that don't want to support the drivers!

    • @Dr.Naira.Renault
      @Dr.Naira.Renault Год назад +1

      Is this in Massachusetts? That explains everything, as Massachusetts is the LAND OF CRAZIES. The kids are horrible (as produced by ultra-liberal twisted parents). Also, who did allow an ASTHMATIC patient to drive a school bus, in the first place? This is a felony on part of the HR or on part of the driver who concealed her ineligibility for all these years.

    • @beerandgasolinemagazine5581
      @beerandgasolinemagazine5581 Год назад +68

      Never apologize. Never.

    • @JesusChrist-Gives-Eternal-Life
      @JesusChrist-Gives-Eternal-Life Год назад +112

      Today's parents are the biggest failures. As an educator, every year we see more and more entitled parents raising AWFUL kids. My district has a bus crash this year due to bad student behavior. We also have a bus driver shortage (which messes stuff up boy). No wonder.

    • @jif420
      @jif420 Год назад +48

      Why not the children apologize? The parent is not controlling them you know

  • @carnage0685
    @carnage0685 Год назад +1747

    You can tell that this wasn't an abusive or malicious person. It was just someone who had reached their breaking point after having enough.

    • @Detrumpificator4377
      @Detrumpificator4377 Год назад +38

      You can also tell that things have changed because back in the 1970's to the early 1980's I can say with absolute confidence all a school bus driver would have to do is report it to the school. the parents would be given notice to discipline their child but if that didn't work the child would be not be allowed to ride the bus.

    • @carnage0685
      @carnage0685 Год назад +17

      @@Detrumpificator4377 People are just less civilized than they used to be. Not everyone, of course, but there's a much higher percentage of these people running around than there once was.

    • @CharGC123
      @CharGC123 Год назад +23

      This social experiment of dumping kids in daycare with people whose only investment in that child is a paycheck... is a miserable failure. Kids need to be raised with love in a secure home and taught values, respect and responsibility. We have a plague of insensitive, entitled, misfits with no character or scruples.

    • @dukecledson9386
      @dukecledson9386 Год назад

      Bullshit! She is a white woman nothing will happen to her. She will be labeled as hero, not loud, ghetto or ratchet.

    • @empressorius
      @empressorius Год назад

      ​​@@CharGC123 Exactly! I agree with you completely. It's unfortunate that the greedy corporations refuse to pay people a living wage so that families can survive on one income and mothers can stay home and raise their children. Children should not be raised by strangers. A lot of children spend more time with teachers and daycare workers than they do with their own parents. Most teachers and daycare workers don't give a d@mn about other people's children. They are just there for the paycheck. So they do not treat people's children right. Too many parents are too busy to spend quality time with their children. Children need to be raised by a loving parent (s) who will teach them about respect and compassion.

  • @a.t.nelson1670
    @a.t.nelson1670 Год назад +387

    I am so glad she was able to tell her side of the story. A lot of people do a shitty job parenting. It makes my blood boil when children get away with the crap they do just because they are "children". Bullies are still bullies even if they target an adult. I am so happy people are helping her out.

    • @earthdyrad
      @earthdyrad Год назад +2

      I'm not defending bullies but, usually the people that bully others act different (Nice) around their parents then the people their bullying making bullying going unnoticed half of the time by the parents therefore the parents aren't always at fault.

    • @debraannmartinez7157
      @debraannmartinez7157 Год назад +8

      @@earthdyrad She wasn't a bully, she was doing what parents don't do and that is correct their kids!

    • @Themostuselesssofa
      @Themostuselesssofa Год назад +4

      Exactly and then we end up with 6 year old shooting their teachers out of anger because of poor parenting.

    • @earthdyrad
      @earthdyrad Год назад +5

      @@debraannmartinez7157 I never said she was a bully what on earth are you talking about?

    • @earthdyrad
      @earthdyrad Год назад +4

      @debraannmartinez7157 Actually, I wasn't even remotely talking about the bus driver at all. I support the bus driver for doing what she did. I was talking about a specific comment.

  • @CloudiiSybilAcrhive25
    @CloudiiSybilAcrhive25 Год назад +86

    I literally tell my bus driver thank you every darn day… this is just heartbreaking

    • @YourDTIGirl
      @YourDTIGirl Год назад +2

      That’s very nice

    • @KatieLeeTitus
      @KatieLeeTitus 9 месяцев назад +1

      Same

    • @liammorris1018
      @liammorris1018 8 месяцев назад

      Yeah it's like second nature, i remember once i said "Thanks mate" instinctually to a female driver not thinking and she just replied "you're welcome princess." laughed my ass off the bus.

    • @FloridaMan69.
      @FloridaMan69. 2 месяца назад

      I ignore my bus driver

  • @Tim_Tuesday
    @Tim_Tuesday Год назад +941

    The only ppl that are upset with her are the parents of the types of kids she’s yelling at

    • @HornetsNestMMA
      @HornetsNestMMA Год назад +40

      This is 100% correct

    • @ecbrent2
      @ecbrent2 Год назад +17

      💯💯💯💯

    • @davidthaler7018
      @davidthaler7018 Год назад +39

      Bingo! And those parents better learn quick that schools and busses aren’t day care/babysitting facilities.

    • @kevinmach730
      @kevinmach730 Год назад +11

      You nailed it.

    • @JesusChrist-Gives-Eternal-Life
      @JesusChrist-Gives-Eternal-Life Год назад +27

      As an educator, we see entitled parents raising AWFUL children, more and more every year. Today's parents are the biggest failures. My district had a bus crash this year due to bad student behavior.

  • @WNpilot101
    @WNpilot101 Год назад +717

    When I was in middle school, I practically harassed my bus driver for years, just being an annoying kid. She eventually did this exact thing to me and my friends. As the kid being screamed at, I can tell you I needed that reality check. She was serious and we obviously went too far. It helped me mature, and as a result, I still keep in touch with two bus drivers I had gotten very close to in high school. I still think about what that taught me. And guess what? It wasn't on the news...she wasn't at risk to lose her job...as a matter of fact, when we got to the school that day, the principle chewed our ass too. So everyone needs to quit being so sensitive. This is the stuff that these kids need to grow. I was one of those kids! I needed this to get right! And the kids today sure as hell do too!

    • @elenawilliams32
      @elenawilliams32 Год назад +42

      Good on you for admitting that you were a little shite. It's refreshing to hear that you learnt from pushing the driver beyond their limits and being pulled up on your behaviour. I think back to a section of comedian Jim Jefferies 'Gun Control' where he talks about hassling teachers... We all had kids in class that took it to the next level... Gun Control is here on RUclips, give it a watch. It's old yet incredibly relevant and relatable and damn funny. Hope you get a chuckle from it.
      If you have kids in the future or are already a parent,I think you'll be a better one for going through that and the honesty, integrity and ability to admit fault, learn and move on. They're underated qualities. Well done. Take care mate.

    • @charmeladams4252
      @charmeladams4252 Год назад +16

      Amen Amen Amen I've been a aide on the bus for years and alot of these kids need a stearn talking 2 beginning with the Parents

    • @footballmom2718
      @footballmom2718 Год назад +25

      I agree but the schools and parents don't care about us bus drivers. I was rotten as well but now I'm a bus driver myself. You say boo to these kids and next thing you know you are either on report or looking for a new job. New jabs are hard to find these days. Those kids should be expelled for the rest of the school year.

    • @thee.c.r.gtherealmoftheunk3717
      @thee.c.r.gtherealmoftheunk3717 Год назад +4

      Amen !

    • @planetmotherfuckers
      @planetmotherfuckers Год назад +12

      That’s exactly it. I HATE when i get pissed at kids and someone tells me “you were a kid too!” Yeah, i was a little asshole, and when someone put me in my place like this lady, that would give me introspection to stop! Kids these days are absolutely horrific.

  • @linda48123
    @linda48123 Год назад +41

    My husband drove school buses many years. Over 1 million miles driven. The horror stories he shared of kids behavior was frightening beyond words. It is a DANGEROUS job. My question has always been and will be:. A teacher can have a limited number of students probably an average of 25 with immediate backup as necessary. So why can you put up to 100 kids on a bus, sometimes for hours, with NO ONE for support. Then, expect that driver to drive a complex route, know where EACH student is to get off (because it is serious if a student gets off at the wrong stop), Drive defensively, avoid accidents and still monitor and discipline those 100 students? EVERY bus should have an assistant for student safety (maybe wearing body armor, seriously). Don't blame this driver. This is a safety issue that needs addressed by school boards (who have become useless protectors of our children) counties and states. These are reasons I have done everything in my power to avoid having my grandchildren on school buses. PROTECT OUR CHILDREN AND THE DRIVERS THAT HAVE SO DILIGENTLY AND BRAVELY TRANSPORTED THEM.

    • @nicolegreene2208
      @nicolegreene2208 Год назад

      God bless your husband for his civil service and your story to bring awareness ❤❤❤

  • @olgapodlisetskaya9904
    @olgapodlisetskaya9904 8 месяцев назад +14

    The fact that she's an older adult who still has to work, and is getting that kind of treatment from the next generation is heartbreaking. Glad to hear her side of the story!! 👏

  • @jeanettecole2240
    @jeanettecole2240 Год назад +1336

    I applaud her, I drove for 8 yrs, I know the feeling. I had a bunch of middle schoolers spray shaving cream all over in the back of the bus. The sad thing is not only they were harming the driver they were also harming their fellow students!! Shame on the parents these days for raising awful pain in the butt kids.

    • @manman3792
      @manman3792 Год назад

      These parents are all soft snow flakes

    • @maryridner9399
      @maryridner9399 Год назад

      Shame on you to encourage a adult threatening kids with physical harm those kids wasn't screaming at her with profanity or threatening to harm her. All she needed to do is have the school remove them from riding her bus.

    • @warwhatsitgoodfor
      @warwhatsitgoodfor Год назад +5

      I always wanted to drive. I could have made some serious money. When I saw this train coming down the tracks. A long time ago😢😢😢🤬😡😡😡👹👹☠✌👌🖖 yes indeed it's going to get a lot windier than it already is

    • @warwhatsitgoodfor
      @warwhatsitgoodfor Год назад +14

      In conclusion oh, I applaud her immensely. Also.😂😂

    • @JoseSanchezdontyaknow
      @JoseSanchezdontyaknow Год назад +5

      How is that harming anyone shaving cream actually cleans things

  • @wullagray
    @wullagray Год назад +618

    Bus drivers' across 🇺🇸 are fed up transporting unparented adolescents to school!

    • @Dr.Naira.Renault
      @Dr.Naira.Renault Год назад +1

      Is this in Massachusetts? That explains everything, as Massachusetts is the LAND OF CRAZIES. The kids are horrible (as produced by ultra-liberal twisted parents). Also, who did allow an ASTHMATIC patient to drive a school bus, in the first place? This is a felony on part of the HR or on part of the driver who concealed her ineligibility for all these years.

    • @esmereldahipswitch
      @esmereldahipswitch Год назад +7

      I heard that. N when u write them up nothing happens. Yet us drivers r held to the most rigorous standards. W/ dps; chp; board of education and trans managers, school district bigwigs. It's b.s. ...stuff rolls down hill.

    • @SippenSomeTea
      @SippenSomeTea Год назад +6

      Unparented children are the problem today. Too many parents ignore completely or cater too their kids. Its hard to parent and people just aren't doing it.

    • @fairenough7984
      @fairenough7984 Год назад

      Undisciplined children.
      They are coddled to the point that they believe it their right to behave in any manner they choose, anywhere and everywhere.
      They do need someone's foot up their a$$.

    • @Kitathegang
      @Kitathegang Год назад

      “She said my foot gonna be so far up your ass it’s gonna be dangling out your nose “ 😂😂😂😂😂 yeah grandma get him

  • @ione97
    @ione97 Год назад +37

    She’s like a mirror image of my middle school bus driver. She was also allergic to perfume, and the kids would spray stuff. They would bully her and say the meanest things. Whenever we would drive over a specific bridge, all the kids would run over to one side of the bus to try and tip the bus over. I remember I was being sexually assaulted repeatedly by another student on the bus and the only reason he finally got in trouble was because she reported it. Bus drivers definitely deserve to be treated with more respect.

    • @theeggtimertictic1136
      @theeggtimertictic1136 Год назад +3

      Wow that sounds like the bus ride from Hell 😢

    • @rafaellopez2171
      @rafaellopez2171 Год назад +1

      Wow

    • @jaydengamer7747
      @jaydengamer7747 Год назад

      But how did they know that she had an allergic she could handle that better. I feel bad but at the same time. That situation could Been a lot worse

  • @HzizsVynryn
    @HzizsVynryn Год назад +31

    She wouldn't "take it back"! I love this! Even when given the opportunity to save face she held her ground on the lesson she wanted to teach.

  • @thelakendrashow2045
    @thelakendrashow2045 Год назад +738

    She’s doing what their mamas need to be doing. God bless her!

    • @noble604
      @noble604 Год назад +17

      ... and papas. (Probably moreso papas...
      but we know the American family structure is broken and papa isn’t doing it. That’s a conversation for another day a story in that I highly doubt they’d be treating somebody to be looked to as their grandma like this if papa had been in the picture) but yes she had to let them know. This is what mama and grandma have to go through when papa hasn’t shaped his kids.

    • @SippenSomeTea
      @SippenSomeTea Год назад +2

      100%

    • @Brucev7
      @Brucev7 Год назад +1

      @@noble604 No God, No Bible, No Jesus

    • @danwohlslagel1277
      @danwohlslagel1277 Год назад

      Exactly.

    • @Detrumpificator4377
      @Detrumpificator4377 Год назад +6

      She shouldn't have to because she made it clear that strong oder's cause an asthma attack which endangers her and endangers the entire bus full of children because she could potentially crash. Why are children being allowed to behave like that putting themselves and everyone else on the bus and people on the road in danger so they can own the bus driver? This cannot stand! What happened to the policy of 3 strikes and you're permanently off the bus? Did some Karen win a lawsuit against a school district for kicking the Karens child off the bus?

  • @kimketchabaw
    @kimketchabaw Год назад +262

    After 26 years of school bus driving, I gave it up and went to Transit last July, 2022. Kids are not what they used to be. I've seen it all. Time for a change....I'm on the drivers side.

    • @luzhernandez5321
      @luzhernandez5321 Год назад +6

      This is true. My husband drove for years as a school bus driver and now transit too. He said being a school bus driver was far more frustrating and draining.

    • @TakenTook
      @TakenTook Год назад +3

      A worrisome percentage of kids were already extremely problematic on the school bus when I was a public school student back in the 70s and 80s. Physical assault, smoking, etc.
      With their behavior getting even worse, it is amazing that school districts can hold on to drivers at all these days, especially since the pandemic prompted a lot of the older ones to retire earlier than planned.

    • @IllHandleThis
      @IllHandleThis Год назад +2

      @@TakenTookI figured it was probably always bad. I don’t know how the world could ever get better at this rate. Pretty sure it’s doomsday.

    • @TakenTook
      @TakenTook Год назад +3

      @@IllHandleThis -- Kids have always behaved badly on the school bus to a degree, especially junior high age kids who are the hardest to control in the classroom as well. But I think there's an increasing level of disrespect toward their elders in recent generations, which has probably also been happening since the beginning of time. But as each generation gets more belligerent, the grownups working those jobs become less willing to put up with that behavior, and will walk away.
      Privacy concerns aside, I think we need more cameras monitoring the inside of school buses, and not just a single camera up front with a single narrow view down the middle of the bus. That will miss a lot of things going on behind the seats. If the kids know there are real consequences for their behavior, and that it will be documented on video -- and more importantly **the parents** have real consequences for the kids behavior, maybe it will stop

    • @catritz
      @catritz Год назад

      *Amen*

  • @TheBestYouthWrestlingVideos
    @TheBestYouthWrestlingVideos Год назад +4

    Kids these days have 0 respect and typically 0 consequences.

  • @jadeinthewoods
    @jadeinthewoods Год назад +50

    I remember when I was in middle school (in the 90’s), I had a teacher that would cry almost every day because the class was out of control. I remember the kids laughing and mocking her when she was upset. Looking back, I don’t know how she dealt with that kind of stress. She snapped like this bus driver did a couple times and it only made the kids laugh. Working with kids is tough! I feel like you’ve got to kick out the trouble makers who cause the rest to act out along with them.

    • @XFizzlepop-Berrytwist
      @XFizzlepop-Berrytwist Год назад +3

      I think its honestly because ass whoopings have been pretty well phased out, or throwing like a marker board eraser at a kid. XD
      They are light and wont actually hurt anyone.

    • @UteMaz
      @UteMaz Год назад +1

      Better to quit and not choose a job where you work with the kids some b!tch sh!t out into this world.

    • @christinebravomom5711
      @christinebravomom5711 Год назад +1

      I can think of three women I know who only taught for one year, then quit.

    • @ChuckWortman
      @ChuckWortman Год назад +1

      ​@photag216 taught in the 90s, no difference in behavior than these kids are showing

    • @theeggtimertictic1136
      @theeggtimertictic1136 Год назад +2

      You can't show weakness to students... they're ruthless.

  • @K8T.4426
    @K8T.4426 Год назад +334

    We actually had a mom of 3 terribly difficult children who were always causing trouble on the bus get a job as a bus aide at the bus garage. She said "How hard could this job be? I won't allow some little kids to disrespect me!"
    She quit the first day on the job, right after the morning bus run! She couldn't handle it. 😂

    • @feurigerStern
      @feurigerStern Год назад +24

      All parents should spend a day on the school bus.

    • @albeit1
      @albeit1 Год назад +16

      The apples don’t rot far from that tree.

    • @haydeecolon7868
      @haydeecolon7868 Год назад +2

      @@feurigerStern Only a day?

    • @seattlegirl2077
      @seattlegirl2077 Год назад +6

      As someone who has worked as in public schools this made my day.

    • @feurigerStern
      @feurigerStern Год назад +5

      @Haydee Colon A day may be enough to convince them to teach their children to behave in public.

  • @Changeiscoming47
    @Changeiscoming47 Год назад +341

    Bless her. She’s a saint for staying 15 years and has no reason to apologize. She’s owed apologies that she’ll never get, and should file a worker’s comp claim for the irritation of her asthma. 👏🏻

    • @joshhaube8313
      @joshhaube8313 Год назад

      She’s a loser who couldn’t handle an easy job lol.

    • @joshhaube8313
      @joshhaube8313 Год назад +1

      And you cannot file a claim for something that’s a preexisting condition and if you willfully put yourself in a position to agitate that condition I.e dealing with people. It’s very reasonable for people to have cologne on them especially at school. We showered in my school after gym everyday we all had cologne and deodorant in our bags all day. Sprayed it all the time no complaints and I have asthma I’m just not a bitter old woman lol

    • @LP-hs6yz
      @LP-hs6yz Год назад +1

      She isn't a saint. You can't talk like that.

    • @Themostuselesssofa
      @Themostuselesssofa Год назад +5

      ​@david child abuse, are you kidding me? These kids were a threat to the safety of the bus and honestly some teens just need to be put in their place when they test out the limits. And saying 'oh no we don't do that that's bad' certainly won't do anything but make the feel like there are no consequences for there actions. And that's how we end up with a 6y.o. shooting a teacher out of anger.

    • @Changeiscoming47
      @Changeiscoming47 Год назад +2

      @@LP-hs6yz I can talk any way, any time, about anything I want to talk about. And I will.

  • @michaelkurtz1967
    @michaelkurtz1967 Год назад +7

    Disheartening that parents think bus drivers should accept this sort of naughty behavior. Many school districts do not have a responsibility to supply buses at all.

  • @marialovespalmtrees
    @marialovespalmtrees Год назад +19

    Good for you, lady! Kids nowadays don't even know what discipline, respect, or good behavior is. Sometimes they really do need a good verbal lashing.
    God bless you❤

  • @NatalieFromCA
    @NatalieFromCA Год назад +694

    Good on her!!! Some of these kids (mainly the 11,12,13 age group) are such little a$$ holes!! It’s terrible the way our senior citizens are treated in this country!! I wish this woman nothing but the very best. 💜

    • @violetsvids9803
      @violetsvids9803 Год назад +1

      Hey it’s ok to have a bad opinion. ❤

    • @darkmanj666
      @darkmanj666 Год назад

      Do you touch yourself

    • @gachapinCUEVA
      @gachapinCUEVA Год назад

      ​@@violetsvids9803 Then go be a bus driver and deal with them little shits

    • @merrim7765
      @merrim7765 Год назад +18

      Middle schoolers are probably the worst, but I'm in an elem setting where we have kindergartners and on up who need mental health intervention and parents who think education includes parenting.

    • @Dan-nt2yb
      @Dan-nt2yb Год назад +5

      👍🏾

  • @allformsinsuranceagency5453
    @allformsinsuranceagency5453 Год назад +17

    Good for her for standing up for herself! There are some evil kids these days.

  • @sgarrisphotos
    @sgarrisphotos Год назад +24

    As a teacher of ages 5 to 10, I can tell you that the bad behavior has escalated so much over the past 5 years. Kids are so disrespectful. They have no cares about learning anything. I have been told that they wanted to kill me. And the few students who do care and do want to learn have their learning stopped and disrupted so many times a day due to those students with bad behaviors that it’s a wonder that they learn anything. If people wonder why test scores are low and their kids aren’t learning it’s because of bad behaviors of them or others in their class.

    • @Owletess
      @Owletess Год назад

      And think of all the tax $$$$ that goes to schools. This country (US) throws millions of dollars at schools to "make them better". Ha. I don't think it's working. Overall, many kids are dumbing down.

    • @thenightporter
      @thenightporter Год назад +1

      This is why if students don't want to learn and be disruptive instead, they should not forced. They should instead basically be forced to do community service -- pick up litter, clean public toilets, do maintenance work. No pay.

    • @jaeminssocks
      @jaeminssocks Год назад +1

      This reminds me back when I was in my Spanish 2 class! Every day was a battle! Kids would never be quiet, they’d make fun of the teacher, they fool around! The worst part was i barely learned anything in that class, because of the constant disruptions. I luckily passed, however, the next year I was put in Spanish 3 and I didn’t know a single thing! It was horrible! High schoolers (16-18 year olds) acting like toddlers!

  • @sergioj.rodriguez1190
    @sergioj.rodriguez1190 Год назад +444

    You can tell she actually cares. She’s not asking for respect, she’s demanding it. And if my kid was the one being a little s#it; I wouldn’t blame her one bit. I would however make sure my kid sincerely apologized and never let that happen again. Prayers she finds work where she’s appreciated and respected. 🙏🏼

    • @juliaweber212
      @juliaweber212 Год назад +34

      There are kids that think they are entitled and can cry abuse and lie and ruin people lives

    • @Adidas211_
      @Adidas211_ Год назад +8

      @@juliaweber212 Bingo

    • @moremiaj4786
      @moremiaj4786 Год назад

      if my kid was the antagonist, that child will find public transportation to school, whether Uber or local bus and pay for it with their allowance or get a job. I will not bring up a shithead. I will perish with my shit head before i inflict such a person on society.

    • @ElaineHardy-ou6ir
      @ElaineHardy-ou6ir Год назад +8

      That's the only way kids learn, Sergio! Good on ya for being the right kind of parent that your kids can count on to show them the Right Way. Kids mess up, they do dumb things and like lemmings, they sometimes follow their crowd right over the edge of the cliff and into the abyss. Doesn't mean you love them any less but it's not their crowd of friends who will teach them right from wrong, it's not their buddies who are strong enough, who care enough, who LOVES THEM enough, to actually stand for the right thing.
      That's the job of a Mother and Father.
      Our children have plenty of friends; they need (and want!) parents who can PARENT, not be their buddy.

    • @sergioj.rodriguez1190
      @sergioj.rodriguez1190 Год назад +6

      @@ElaineHardy-ou6ir absolutely! 💯

  • @Jestanothernobody
    @Jestanothernobody Год назад +258

    I am a bus driver. I love my kids. I've never lost my temper with them BUT I have to say I can completely understand how they pushed her over the edge. Since the shut down. Kids have become unruly and outrageous, probably because of depression in the home etc. The shortage of drivers makes it worst because you have more kids confined in a small space with only one adult that cannot keep their eyes on them. In the ten years of my driving, this year is the first year I've ever done write-ups and I've done so many. But write ups don't change the heart. I feel for this driver. They probably have been taunting her for over a year.

    • @ricardoavelar1803
      @ricardoavelar1803 Год назад +2

      They’re not your kids.

    • @brandoncolis3841
      @brandoncolis3841 Год назад +16

      @@ricardoavelar1803 They may not be your children, but you are still the adult, you are still the grownup who must look out for their safety, for their well being, bringing them to school and back home.

    • @ricardoavelar1803
      @ricardoavelar1803 Год назад +1

      Brandy - Ya don’t say.

    • @sugarfree8303
      @sugarfree8303 Год назад

      Its up to the PARENTS to raise respectable human beings rather than the rogue animals they are. The BS starts at home. Grow up and parent or sterilize yourselves. The welfare check is a great motivation for popping out kids to get a free ride and all, so if yaz can't raise your meal tickets to be civilized human beings, expect the civilized communities to take charge. Don't like it, tough sht!

    • @tisjester
      @tisjester Год назад +11

      @@ricardoavelar1803 Listen Ricky.. They ARE our kiddos.. We are there every day taking them to school and then taking them home. WE are the 1st face they see before school and the last one after. Their lives are literally in our hands.

  • @avathetwizzy
    @avathetwizzy Год назад +12

    This issue runs so much deeper than this y’all I quit my elementary school teaching job this year and it was the best decision I’ve made. Kids are horrible these days and it’s all their parents faults. Pandemic made people forget how to parent and kids forgot or never learned how to act right and have some sense. It’s such a huge problem. Expect anything and everything to do with working with children or caring for children get more difficult to access and way more expensive due to there simply not being enough of these services anymore. People don’t want to work with these pandemic kids, they’re way too out of control, disrespectful and also way out of our pay grade and area of expertise. It’s sad. I had a few kids I liked and tolerated but most of them were just annoying and never learned basic skills like keeping your hands to yourself, respecting your teacher and personal space. Like wtf were parents doing during covid? Clearly not parenting.

    • @THERSC216
      @THERSC216 Год назад

      It was bad before covid, covid made it worse.

  • @jennifercramer8599
    @jennifercramer8599 Год назад +135

    I remember kids on the bus being absolutely awful to my bus driver through middle school. He would have to repeatedly stop the bus to yell at the kids, but they would just smirk and keep on.

    • @jediskunk67
      @jediskunk67 Год назад +2

      They smirk because they think it's a game.

    • @pikabiga
      @pikabiga Год назад +2

      Same here, I never understood it. Attention I guess? Or a sense of power? I just sat quietly with a friend and wanted to get home 😭😭 those bus rides home were always hell with kids like that. They’d skip down the aisle while we were on a highway or smth and throw shit out of windows. Embarrassing and no etiquette or respect for anyone

    • @XFizzlepop-Berrytwist
      @XFizzlepop-Berrytwist Год назад +1

      @@juliahewett7362
      I doubt that would be allowed today. Haha.

    • @tisjester
      @tisjester Год назад +3

      @@XFizzlepop-Berrytwist We still do that when we can lol.. If they are our last route for the AM or PM we can just park the bus and wait until it is safe to continue to drive. If it gets really bad we can sit even if we have another route - we call it in and have it covered OR the other school has to wait for us to finally show up lol.. Nothing like having a High School call the Middle School and asking WTF your students are causing our Bus driver to be late.
      Any Bus driver can stop their Bus if it is unsafe to continue. We have to judge if we should just return to the school and see about getting students taken off the BUS (if we can see who it is) I have stopped the BUS and I have returned to school.
      In High School this works a treat.. The OTHER students will gang up the the problem children and tell them to stop fucking around or to shut the fuck up as they want to get home. I have even stopped my Bus and had the Police brought to the Bus to pull off an unruly student (even on the LAST day of School lmao that was priceless)

  • @jrichy438
    @jrichy438 Год назад +105

    We need more drivers like this,my bus driver was tough as nails when I was young,I’m now 46

    • @madeincda
      @madeincda Год назад +3

      My last bus driver was named Helmut Bolt. A German living in Canada who didn't hesitate to stop the bus if he thought the kids were being ungrateful. I miss those days.

    • @HansDelbruck53
      @HansDelbruck53 Год назад

      Is your bus driver still tough?

    • @user-ro6er1gm9x
      @user-ro6er1gm9x 7 месяцев назад

      You didn’t dare, when we were coming up - You boarded the School Bus, & didn’t utter a peep, unless you were talking to your neighbor in the seat with you - If you did something bad, you could fully expect to be at least, suspended, if not expelled - If you were bad, don’t bother going home, just keep going ! Kids didn’t get away with much - There was a lot more Authority around back then & action would be taken against you - That’s why we have the problems that we have now - Bc of passive, unfit parents who expect the Teachers and School Staff to rear their kids for them - Everything is the Teachers Fault or the Public Schools fault - What about the unfit parents that are too unfit to raise their kids properly ?! What about Them ?!

  • @bettysims9284
    @bettysims9284 Год назад +5

    I’ve been teaching for 29 years. I totally get this. Kids are out of control and it’s 100% the parents fault. When my last year of teaching comes along, I’m going to tell it like it is!

    • @thenightporter
      @thenightporter Год назад

      This is because the parents raised their kids to not accept NO for an answer and everyone gets an award. I remember some 15 years ago I was trying to study at the library (when I was growing up librarians still shushed people who were too noisy). These kids were running around screaming. I asked the librarian to tell them to stop. She said they could not because the parents would get really upset.

  • @Amelia.A.T.
    @Amelia.A.T. Год назад +4

    I'm so glad she is having a lot of support in her community! ❤

  • @mjkay8660
    @mjkay8660 Год назад +219

    i bet these kids are not disciplined at home, so much for parental rights if it doesnt include discipline

    • @juliaweber212
      @juliaweber212 Год назад +2

      No they just lied to mom and dad

    • @Adidas211_
      @Adidas211_ Год назад +5

      @@juliaweber212 Mom and dad ha! The majority of them are in single parent households! That’s a good one! Lying to their parent you mean.

    • @srso4660
      @srso4660 Год назад

      @@Adidas211_ doesn't mean both parents aren't involved 🙄

    • @Adidas211_
      @Adidas211_ Год назад

      @@srso4660 They are doing a good job if they both are involved. 🤣

    • @Adidas211_
      @Adidas211_ Год назад

      @@srso4660 Aww don’t have hurt feelings.

  • @JamieMarie092
    @JamieMarie092 Год назад +377

    As someone who works within the public school system, I applaud her. Kids these days have no respect for teachers nor support staff. The amount of things I see and hear on a regular basis is crazy.

    • @thealanford4780
      @thealanford4780 Год назад +8

      I teach also and totally agree with you! Kids have no respect for others not all but definitely the majority.

    • @gagaklumayung7995
      @gagaklumayung7995 Год назад

      Most kids nowadays are out of wedlock

    • @jadapinkett1656
      @jadapinkett1656 Год назад

      You do nothing to garner respect.

    • @adewilyan8030
      @adewilyan8030 Год назад

      ​@@jadapinkett1656shut up kid

    • @0scJohnson0
      @0scJohnson0 Год назад

      I partially agree. But teachers need to start behaving respectfully. I have zero respect for teachers in public schools because they only strike for pay increases but never when the curriculum suffers and they know it. They never strike when a school district decides to lower its grading curve.

  • @luciditywaling
    @luciditywaling Год назад +4

    I love the empathy for her. I've seen how some young folks act on busses and it is horrifying and can be dangerous.

  • @kentuckymomma416
    @kentuckymomma416 Год назад +3

    As a retired driver this makes me glad I am not driving. My instructor/trainer always said “never let anyone keep you from driving a safe bus”. I took this to heart, seems that the higher ups didn’t know about it. And definitely the parents didn’t know. This job is extremely difficult. Trying to drive defensively, watching gauges, and trying to keep kids seated and arms inside was constant. I have been spit on, my son beaten up and then the many threats of parents getting me fired. But, then there were the sweet little kids. I have been gone 15 yrs. Still remember the names of the bad ones but, can’t remember the names of the good ones. I assume because I didn’t say them as much or write their names down often!!!!😢

  • @TNTkeynine
    @TNTkeynine Год назад +37

    You can tell that she's not a bad person. These parents need to learn how to control their terrible children.

  • @jmfernelius
    @jmfernelius Год назад +211

    DONT APPOLOGIZE! I am a middle school teacher and it is the worst job I have ever had. I am in my last 6 weeks and I'm done. I was recently reported by students for treating an 8th grader like a kindergartener offering stickers and candy if he stopped cursing and running around the classroom and scribbling on other kids work and could stay in his seat. I played toddler music and sat at his table and gave him one on one instruction for the rest of class. I would talk real loud and praise himfor following all the classroom policies. I am at the end of my rope. I was put on a behavior plan last year because I told a classroom of highschooolers they were acting like a bunch of A$$H0!=$. I promise you this bus driver was not out of line at all. These kids are terrible and they need to bring back paddling.

    • @cynthiaconner8601
      @cynthiaconner8601 Год назад +29

      I got fired thanks to the little middle school angels ... They turned out the lights and sat trash cans on fire. One Angel ran out of the classroom with his pants open,screaming to the top of his lungs that " I SAed him." The other kids backed him up. I spent the rest of the day with the police. Finally, one kid told the truth. To this day, I'm still suffering from PTSD. One kid got a broom and busted it over my back. I ended up with lifelong pain and blood pressure that would not go down even under treatment. Luckily, I ended up getting disability. I had 7th grade students from ages 12-17. Yes, you heard right, age 17. I had about six students aged 16-18 in 7th grade, and most of them had a great relationship with the criminal justice system. I tried to keep them away from the younger ones. I found out that a substitute before I was assigned the job wasn't teaching the class but putting on videos and letting them sleep all day. She told the students to "act a fool, and they would run me off, and she would be back."

    • @jmfernelius
      @jmfernelius Год назад +14

      @@cynthiaconner8601 I believe everything you say. These kids are terrible.

    • @tiatokkesdal1745
      @tiatokkesdal1745 Год назад +10

      I applaud you. I’m so sorry for what you’ve had to deal with and I hope that you find a job worth your time and actually one that will pay you what you deserve.

    • @jmfernelius
      @jmfernelius Год назад +2

      @@tiatokkesdal1745 thank you.

    • @markberryhill2715
      @markberryhill2715 Год назад +6

      @@cynthiaconner8601 my God,what a horror story. I sincerely hope things get better for you.
      And sadly we both know this situation with these little monster's is only going to get worse. We're doomed!

  • @marymartindale996
    @marymartindale996 Год назад

    Bless you my dear. Unbelievable how kids act these days.

  • @russellbrown1068
    @russellbrown1068 Год назад +2

    When I was a kid on the bus we didn’t dare annoy our driver. He was terrifying!

  • @Alex24357
    @Alex24357 Год назад +346

    You couldn’t pay me enough to be a school bus driver. My generation was awful even before social media…there are genuine sociopaths in many public schools who will eventually end up in the corrections system…you don’t want to be there

    • @sabrinavang8024
      @sabrinavang8024 Год назад +15

      I completely agree. Teachers and bus drivers deserve more pay. I was lucky to walk to school when I was young but did have to ride the bus my last year since we moved and the kids were horrrrrrible. This was in the early 2000s. Just not raised right. Dogs at the shelters act better-!!

    • @rhuttrho88
      @rhuttrho88 Год назад

      ​​@@sabrinavang8024 Not enough money to take that job! You gonna end up spending all of it on legal fees to stay out of prison. Especially after you jump on one of those brats!

    • @ElaineHardy-ou6ir
      @ElaineHardy-ou6ir Год назад +11

      These parents remind me of the parents of the teenagers who broke into the home of retired NFL football player, Brian Holloway. They didn't just party in Mr. Holloway's lovely vacation home - they trashed it. BADLY.
      Mr. Holloway had an idea, though - he would hold a big cookout for the kids, who would come over and clean up the mess they'd made in his house. He thought this would be a good way to teach the kids about consequences but yet, he wouldn't have to be a hard-a$$ about it, and he could perhaps salvage his relationship with the community and the parents.
      Only one kid showed up. ONE, out of approximately a hundred. With his parents, who told Mr. Holloway that, although their son had assured them that he had NOT participated in any vandalism, he did go in the house & for the kid's (appropriately appalled) parents, that was good enough reason for their son to help clean up the God-awful MESS his friends had made of Mr. Holloway's lovely vacation home.
      The rest of the kids' parents? They threatened to sue Mr. Holloway for cutting and pasting the photographs the kids themselves took, as they broke into and helped themselves to Mr. Holloway's liquor cabinet, kicked holes in sheetrock, threw up all over the place, stopped up the toilets, etc. You know - just "normal kid stuff", I'm sure that's what these indulgent, clueless parents told themselves.
      But they became quite irate when the faces of their little darlings went viral, and their entire community was outraged that these teenagers, from affluent families, who lived in gated communities, should behave so badly, and, apparently, with the tacit permission of their clueless parents.

    • @maryridner9399
      @maryridner9399 Год назад

      She sounds like sociopath!
      Used to be it was Kids protected by adults now adults are cheering adults threatening physical harm on kids omg

    • @noneyabusiness9441
      @noneyabusiness9441 Год назад

      Exactly. She chose her own job.

  • @jimmyg6780
    @jimmyg6780 Год назад +640

    I’m DEFINITELY on the bus drivers side, kids these days need a boot in the ass…..we learned RESPECT growing up, too many kids these days have NONE. Our public school system is a total failure, my kid is THRIVING in a charter school after I pulled her out of the toxic environment she was dealing with daily. Ohio needs the school choice bill passed !

    • @glizzygobbler5250
      @glizzygobbler5250 Год назад +3

      don’t say shit you don’t know. this is my school. learn your facts straight before you start spreading false information 😹. the kids in that bus are good. i know the girl that was yelled at. she’s an extremely nice person.

    • @zodds8188
      @zodds8188 Год назад

      You need a boot in the ass

    • @Taintlessdisc
      @Taintlessdisc Год назад +3

      ​@@glizzygobbler5250 did anyone file a police report thats a threat apology or not ...

    • @kaliquake04
      @kaliquake04 Год назад +33

      @Glizzy Gobbler well if everyone's good, then why did she have to yell at everyone? Maybe everyone isn't good after all, huh 😕 🤔 🤷

    • @kaliquake04
      @kaliquake04 Год назад +19

      @Glizzy Gobbler Maybe you meant to say some people on that bus are good, maybe she started yelling at the people that were good and not the people that were bad by accident but how could she tell when the bad kids treat her like shit almost every day on that bus 🤔

  • @mynewyork165
    @mynewyork165 Год назад +3

    Teachers go through the same nonsense. Many times we give the discipline that the kids don't have at home. And we have admin on our backs to make sure that we're doing the right thing by them or the organizations we serve. I'm so glad that the community came together to make sure she has the support that she needs. If that support could happen every day to everyone who works with kids whose parents don't discipline them, the world would be a much better place. I hope it was a lesson learned for these kids & their parents. If you spoil your kids, everyone suffers either directly or indirectly.

  • @hanklohan
    @hanklohan Год назад +1

    I remember being in high school and middle school and looking back the bus driver didn't get much respect and i feel for anyone who does it.

  • @tombowen7631
    @tombowen7631 Год назад +88

    Don't apologize, kids need discipline from whoever if it isn't happening at the home. Props to you. Valuable lesson taught.

  • @neurotic-hobbit
    @neurotic-hobbit Год назад +56

    My grandpa was a bus driver for over 25 years and the amount of crap he had to put up with was absoultly insane... I got to witness some of it when I was on his bus. Some people truly need to get a foot up their butt so it dangles out their nose 😂

  • @tabithadorcas7763
    @tabithadorcas7763 Год назад +1

    I taught for nearly 30 years, and I always said: you couldn't pay me enough to be a school bus driver.

  • @LeMortso
    @LeMortso Год назад

    You Go Girl! You took far beyond what constitutes harassment and bullying and you had enough. BRAVO!!!

  • @13metalmaggot
    @13metalmaggot Год назад +98

    Let me guess, the students were disciplined by being told "don't behave like that" then they go home and tell their parents, parents call the school screaming "my kid would never do something like that!" Nothing gets done anymore, it's all mob rule and disrespect.

    • @kayleewilliams1232
      @kayleewilliams1232 Год назад +2

      Likely. When I was a child, i knew not to do that. I knew my mom would tear my ass a new one. Nobody these days has any respect.

    • @joshhaube8313
      @joshhaube8313 Год назад

      What would you like to happen bud? Should we line them up and taser them for “ using perfume “ welcome to the real word bud, people have just as many rights as you do and one of those rights is finding a job where you don’t willfully expose yourself to allergens. Lmao

    • @wilber53
      @wilber53 Год назад

      Exactly, and they wonder why there is a shortage of bus drivers.

    • @slaytheday_yas
      @slaytheday_yas Год назад

      some parents are like that, but mine would yell at me. i despise parents who attack educators and public school workers and even sports coaches for disciplining their kids or just simply raising their voice at them

  • @luckyduck2022
    @luckyduck2022 Год назад +100

    We moved to a new city before the start of my senior year in high school and I was excited to finally get to ride the school bus 😅. Then I was so shocked at how horribly rude the kids were to the bus driver. One day they made her cried when one of the kids started yelling out questions like: “how many baby daddies do you have?”. We were all late to school that day because the superintendent had to give us a long lecture and warnings. After that, the kids were nicer to her. It’s so sad, lots of kids nowadays are so entitled and rude.

    • @marissamate
      @marissamate Год назад +1

      Awhh 😢

    • @hoosierdaddie454
      @hoosierdaddie454 Год назад +8

      My mom was a bus driver for most of my life, and let me tell you what, these kids need the discipline.

    • @danieldaniels7571
      @danieldaniels7571 Год назад +2

      How many baby daddies did she have?

    • @JG_SmileSOBright
      @JG_SmileSOBright Год назад

      ​@@danieldaniels7571 😆

  • @slaytheday_yas
    @slaytheday_yas Год назад +86

    my parents even said if i acted that terrible to a teacher i will get all privileges taken away for weeks. i’m 12 and i know there is some TERRIBLE kids out there that have zero respect for teachers. i have so much respect for all teachers and public school workers. if you do fall in any of those categories, thank you so much i really appreciate it

    • @antheawilson-carl8442
      @antheawilson-carl8442 Год назад +6

      Your parents are doing something right it’s amazing to see a young person as your self get on here and stand beside this bus driver your parents are probably truly proud of the adult you become ❤

    • @slaytheday_yas
      @slaytheday_yas Год назад +5

      @@antheawilson-carl8442 thank you! both my parents have been teaching for 25+ years and they know the disrespect teachers and especially bus drivers get

    • @paulroggenbeck3129
      @paulroggenbeck3129 Год назад +6

      You are one of the very few good ones. God bless you and keep you.

    • @raintree3383
      @raintree3383 Год назад +4

      Good girl Kate !!! I see a very bright future for you....blessings from a Gramma in Canada

    • @slaytheday_yas
      @slaytheday_yas Год назад +2

      @@raintree3383 thank you so much!

  • @simoncameron4355
    @simoncameron4355 Год назад +1

    I understand this on so many levels. First off, most bus drivers hands are tied when it comes to disciplining children. When I was about 13 years old there was a kid on the bus hitting and kicking other kids and would not stop. I sat next to him and held his hands and pinned him in the bus. He struggled for about 1 minute then he realized how much stronger I was than him, he started to cry and I told him I would only let him go if he stopped. The minute I let him go he started hitting me, and I quickly grabbed his hands again, and was much less gentle the second time. The bus driver had a smirk on his face the rest of the way too school.

  • @photudiodan4648
    @photudiodan4648 Год назад +1

    After retiring from teaching, I got approached about driving a bus. I told them that the lack of discipline support I got in the classroom was what drove me away, and I was sure they were much less supportive of our bus drivers. I guarandamtee you that administration in this video did NOTHING to those students.

  • @Reelunique
    @Reelunique Год назад +67

    I remember in school we had an older lady teacher that was allergic to different perfumes and the kids would consistently taunt her and spray stuff in class. Many kids have no guidance because their parents are non existent or don’t care. I feel for her. Sometimes we lash out when we’re angry. She had every right with the abuse she was facing.

    • @debbieflaherty1975
      @debbieflaherty1975 Год назад

      It should be mandatory for the parents/guardians of these brats had to sit in class or ride the bus with their disrespectful spawn.

  • @rogeradams2561
    @rogeradams2561 Год назад +176

    We had a bus driver who’d been doing the job for about 45 years before he passed away some years ago. He didn’t need the money as he was also a pretty successful farmer. He served with the 101st in WWII and didn’t take any shit. Once my 2 younger brothers wouldn’t stop acting up on the bus so he stopped, went back and made them hug each other all the way to school. When they told dad, he said they were lucky the driver didn’t crack their heads together like he did to dad and his brother when they rode the bus. To this day, anyone who knew him misses old Charlie.

    • @juliaweber212
      @juliaweber212 Год назад +10

      I like that consequence lol

    • @Howling.Wilderness.Alaska
      @Howling.Wilderness.Alaska Год назад +9

      Wow that was a great story.. thank you.

    • @TheMpo1986
      @TheMpo1986 Год назад

      So ole charlie let crack heads ride the bus. I think we can all learn something.

    • @1c2h3e4u5n6g
      @1c2h3e4u5n6g Год назад +5

      That’s funny 🤣

    • @nikkiejackson1211
      @nikkiejackson1211 Год назад +5

      I had a bus driver she didn’t play….I miss her as well….she would walk you to your door… r kick u off the bus for a week…..thank you for sharing

  • @tayzonday
    @tayzonday Год назад +1

    Great bus driver! Expel the heathens! The district should ban scented products.

  • @haubenmeisewillow-tit331
    @haubenmeisewillow-tit331 Год назад

    Thank you @Ron Den, you take the words right out of my mouth! It needs Adults again, to stand up to the careless and intitled behaviour of our modern youth! Not to ignore and let them get away with everything. (“Pedophobia” a fear of Children) How are they ever going to learn how far you can go? Most parents seem to support bratty behaviour.
    I don’t understand what’s so "shocking" about a bus driver telling misbehaving kids to behave. Let them walk to School if they cannot appreciate the luxury of a school bus! And typically - did you see- the girl on the left, when confronted, points the finger at someone else! *whine* "it wasn’t me, I didn’t do it" Oh I’m so sick of it! At least be brave enough to stand to your actions!
    Please, Ms. Miller, don’t let it get you down. It should never have gotten this far!
    To keep a Bus driver from being able to concentrate on driving, puts everybody on board at risc, and you have to be allowed to defend yourself and to keep order! Kick them out and let them and their parents, pay for a Taxi!
    As for the "profanities" (see title) the last two month I have watched more RUclips videos, and I tell you, i am shocked at the common use of profanity in the American everyday language. Especially, and with lack of originality the use of the "F" word, which seems to reoccur with clocklike regularity in the American idiom, through every level of society!
    My home is in Switzerland, and we swear too, but only when we want to! it’s not a habit! And we take some pride in creative swearing! ;-) So let me hear no one abusing Ms. Miller for putting force into her sentemces. after all: THEY DID NOT LISTEN TO HER ALL THE TIMES SHE SAID PLEASE!!!

  • @victoriaporter8665
    @victoriaporter8665 Год назад +68

    I stand with MS JACKIE ✅Were sick of these kids and their ignorance along with their parents 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

  • @mothaura
    @mothaura Год назад +74

    Its so frightening that these kids are our future. They know better at this age. I don’t know what happened to discipline but it needs to make a come back 😬

    • @foechicken8023rileylastname
      @foechicken8023rileylastname Год назад +2

      It went out the window when indulgent parenting became the popular parenting style.

    • @thejquinn
      @thejquinn Год назад +6

      Foe Chicken actually it's because most modern households lack even one parent staying home, both parents usually have to work to even survive in this grotesque country to a whole host of issues

    • @BobbiGail
      @BobbiGail Год назад +4

      I am not sure that they know better now. Who would have told them? They probably cuss out their parents while those same parent lumber in to cuss out the teachers. Zero consequences. Bus drivers? Literal sitting ducks! YET they are "responsible" for what goes down behind them WHILE driving? Gotta be one of the worst jobs ever.

    • @thebenancesmodesart
      @thebenancesmodesart Год назад

      @@thejquinn And the screen is left to do the distracting and parenting while the parents have to be away.

    • @missmorla1339
      @missmorla1339 Год назад

      Rotten crotch goblins don't know better because they are raised by twat waffles who form the garbage patch kids from expired eggs and unleash them onto society like bats from hell.

  • @franko2k
    @franko2k Год назад

    HOORAY for the bus driver! God Bless Her! 🥰

  • @Adam_the_Awesome
    @Adam_the_Awesome Год назад +1

    As a former bus kid those children 100 percent deserved that. Kids are terrible

  • @lindapalma7917
    @lindapalma7917 Год назад +4

    I was a school bus driver, and there were many times I wanted to do this. All I can say is good for her!!

  • @matthewp1682
    @matthewp1682 Год назад +299

    I stand with the bus driver!

    • @k294425521
      @k294425521 Год назад +5

      Me too

    • @JoseSanchezdontyaknow
      @JoseSanchezdontyaknow Год назад +1

      Not I tf u can't talk to kids that way

    • @bdickinson6751
      @bdickinson6751 Год назад

      @@JoseSanchezdontyaknow Ya ever hear the way they talk to each other? Or the shit lyrics to the music they listen to! The crap they watch? How about the way they disrespect adults?

    • @Anyone553
      @Anyone553 Год назад +9

      @@JoseSanchezdontyaknow that’s what the kids needed!! Respect your elders!!! The kids think they’re entitled to behave like this!!

    • @fingersmcoy
      @fingersmcoy Год назад

      @@JoseSanchezdontyaknow i agree. they should have been beaten. wtf is wrong with you

  • @jerrodbelford2489
    @jerrodbelford2489 Год назад +18

    She said what all of us bus drivers have wanted to say for years

  • @slaytheday_yas
    @slaytheday_yas Год назад +2

    i can also say this- i’m in middle school and i despise how some kids are so cruel to adults. but i think sometimes it may not be family issues or there parents are raising them wrong, it’s that they think it’s “cool”

  • @kevinmaxwell7761
    @kevinmaxwell7761 Год назад +1

    God bless this woman - she likely told those kids exactly what they needed to hear.

  • @StevenBullen-hd5ke
    @StevenBullen-hd5ke Год назад +134

    As a bus driver I know how she feels.

  • @cindylou3708
    @cindylou3708 Год назад +117

    I'm so sad I never yelled at so many people in my life - specifically Becky, Patty and Missy at Casis Elementary's 5th grade (Austin, TX) in 1963/64. And the 5th grade teacher was terrified of those girls, never said a thing - so we ALL suffered. I bet the nice kids on this bus were absolutely elated that this lady stood up not just for herself, but for ALL the kids on the bus that had to quietly tolerate the gross behavior and meanness of this 'core' group.

    • @1c2h3e4u5n6g
      @1c2h3e4u5n6g Год назад +5

      They “have to “ quietly tolerate it, all it takes for evil to triumph,is for good people to do nothing. They didn’t “have to “ sit there and do nothing all those times this old lady was bullied. Bullies get away with so much partly because of the amount of cowards in this world. I know standing up to bullies isn’t easy, I’ve done it more than once, but once you do,you quickly find out that bullies are the biggest cowards on earth

    • @1c2h3e4u5n6g
      @1c2h3e4u5n6g Год назад

      Correction, they DIDN’T “have to “ quietly tolerate it

    • @jonathancampbell7798
      @jonathancampbell7798 Год назад +8

      Dang Cindy Lou, you can hold a grudge and I respect that

    • @badeugenecops4741
      @badeugenecops4741 Год назад

      You should type those little b's names into Google and see how they have reaped what they have sewn. It would take you about 15 min to make yourself feel better and let that shizz go.

    • @bdickinson6751
      @bdickinson6751 Год назад +5

      @@1c2h3e4u5n6g The other kids on the bus are probably terrorized by the little thugs as well.

  • @sopad4629
    @sopad4629 Год назад

    We are very grateful to you because we know your difficult life being exposed to energetic teenagers that are lost in life, not calm and needed directions in life.

  • @--Valek--
    @--Valek-- Год назад +1

    I would be so embarrassed if that was my child. Would take them to have them apologize in person to the driver

  • @jeanniejewell8060
    @jeanniejewell8060 Год назад +13

    I have been a Nurse for 35 years.. ventilator nurse.. ICU nurse... perfume spray can totally trigger a asthma attack and this lady could have gotten sick,need EMS and die. WE did CPR ON A PATIENT WITH NO AIR MOVEMENT WITH A ASTHMATIC ISSUES..SHE DIED. I am very sensitive to perfumes..smokes.. fumes, rubber smells and cologne..

    • @bdickinson6751
      @bdickinson6751 Год назад +2

      They put that whole bus load of kids, as well as everyone else sharing the road in extreme danger!

  • @dschenk4086
    @dschenk4086 Год назад +163

    The bud driver’s job is so important. Carrying children back n forth to school. The drivers should be able to give out detention slips to any rider not following rules, and acting rude. In the least kicked off the bus for a day or two.

    • @Mister_Listener
      @Mister_Listener Год назад +2

      Funny typo of course, but that busdriver was so steamed up in that vid, maybe bud driving is a better option for her nerves.

    • @janh5199
      @janh5199 Год назад +4

      Detention means little to most kids anymore. They either ignore it or actually want detention so they can catch up on the school work they didn’t do because they were busy playing video games. They need to walk.

    • @1c2h3e4u5n6g
      @1c2h3e4u5n6g Год назад +5

      Yes! They should have the right to kick a rude person out of their work place

    • @K8T.4426
      @K8T.4426 Год назад +3

      Bus drivers do have the ability to write up students for behavior issues in the bus. The problem is the school officials do nothing. The parents usually get a phone call from the principal but the parents scream and yell "not my kid! My kid would never do that! I'll sue the district if my child cannot ride the bus" And then the schools fold like a cheap tent and give into the parents. It's really disgusting.

    • @frpgplayer
      @frpgplayer Год назад +3

      @K8T We had students, 8th graders in middle school, that usually 2-4 were safety monitors on the bus.
      If they reported the problem, parents were called in. Repeat offenders lost the bus privilege.
      Then, kids walked to school or parents had to find alternative transportation. It solved issues because it was used.

  • @sandraclancy6221
    @sandraclancy6221 Год назад +1

    Being a bus driver for 25 years and I know exactly how she feels. Been in that situation many times. But now have 36 of the best kids in the world. Very respectful and very well behaved.
    I know it's very distracting when kids act up, You have no idea. It's bad enough with terrible drivers out there.
    Hope things are looking up for you.

  • @sallymcmurray949
    @sallymcmurray949 Год назад +1

    Wow, someone finally stood up to unruly brats. They probably needed it!

  • @57143bodies
    @57143bodies Год назад +54

    In my retirement, I recall the bus drivers I had as a student and those who had taken my numerous school field trips during my teaching career. All were magnificent, caring adults. It was my pleasure to quietly give gratuities for driving. Additionally, I’d ask students to thank the driver when exiting the bus after the trip. Many remarked they wished other teachers showed the same courtesy of asking students to acknowledge and thank the bus driver. To those drivers who have passed on, and to those still in service, thank you for your dedicated service.

  • @davegoren9978
    @davegoren9978 Год назад +74

    Ten seconds into her comments and I can tell she’s a very decent lady who has had to put up with a lot of crap, probably from about 20% of these kids, while the rest are fine. She had enough and got pushed over the top. There is far less courtesy and respect for adults than there ever has been, although in Alabama, the kids are quite well-behaved overall.

  • @Queenyamisse
    @Queenyamisse Год назад +1

    No need to apologize to those disrespectful kids!

  • @bluefm7370
    @bluefm7370 Год назад +1

    Sadly, an elderly woman is still required to work. Children today often deliberately antagonize, bully and in general are disrespectful. This woman deserves a medal! You go girl❤

  • @boymom3434
    @boymom3434 Год назад +34

    Kudos to this woman. She did not lay a hand on them. As a parent, I know kids, especially teenagers will push, push, push until they get a reaction. These school bus drivers deserve higher pay and more respect !! As a parent, if she spoke that way to my teenager, I’d be more apt to question my kid as to what he/she said or did to get that adult to respond the way she did. I would rather have this strong woman on the school bus with my kid knowing she’s going to speak up and put a stop to any BS or bullying that goes on in the school buses these days. Much respect to you m’am. And as a parent, I thank you for your service.

  • @Notta_Brat
    @Notta_Brat Год назад +81

    They let the kids do all that but expect the poor driver to say and do nothing!!!

    • @glizzygobbler5250
      @glizzygobbler5250 Год назад +2

      bc they didn’t do anything. this is my school

    • @Notta_Brat
      @Notta_Brat Год назад +3

      @@glizzygobbler5250 i am.sorry they have failed everyone at that school... this is why i homeschooled and am homeschooling my kids... my kids will have respect and love and compassion for all humans ... this school failed the kids the teachers the community and all if this is their attitudes

    • @jimsladepoe1275
      @jimsladepoe1275 Год назад +12

      What are you talking about, "they didn't do anything." They were disciplined. Spraying perfume around a person, who you know has a health reaction, is disgusting.

    • @glizzygobbler5250
      @glizzygobbler5250 Год назад +2

      @@Notta_Bratthe teachers at that school are just not it. my brother graduated and even he said that it was his least favorite school

    • @lonelyfinger
      @lonelyfinger Год назад +6

      @@glizzygobbler5250 "this is my school" nobody cares if this is your school these kids need discipline. And were talking the bus driver, not the teachers

  • @dianaklien1560
    @dianaklien1560 Год назад +2

    The kids that act up shouldn’t have bus privileges. They need to learn about consequences such as: Treat your bus driver poorly you will end up with no bus rides. It use to be that way and it was good for all concerned.

  • @taylorfrink1182
    @taylorfrink1182 Год назад

    bless her and all bus drivers who deal with these unparented kids

  • @williebender1895
    @williebender1895 Год назад +206

    I support her. I do security and these kids are no joke. I’m also glad that all the kids wasn’t black cause they would’ve called her racist. But I’m reality she is not racist these kids are just bad .

    • @chatty2164
      @chatty2164 Год назад +7

      I support her too. These kids today are bad, these kids know this and they did it to upset her. We all support her.

    • @gingerbreadman7536
      @gingerbreadman7536 Год назад

      I’m glad none were black, but every ethnic group have kids that you just wanna punch in their little fucking faces!!!

    • @emojicursed
      @emojicursed Год назад +5

      It’s horrible the way kids act now a days!!! And they pick on anyone who does not act like them!!! Forces good kids to be bad so they are left alone that is what kids are going thru these days it’s bad my daughter was beating up by a boy and he told the teachers I beat up girls my dad does it I will to!!! They have no boundaries anymore no good upbringing just thugs raising more thugs and they spoil them and they don’t earn or deserve anything

    • @manman3792
      @manman3792 Год назад +5

      As a Black man, I agree with this comment

    • @exoressdelivers70
      @exoressdelivers70 Год назад +3

      Probably, she wouldn't have said that to black kids. She would have genuinely feared being beaten or shot.

  • @sonjarodriguezaguilar7875
    @sonjarodriguezaguilar7875 Год назад +30

    It’s not just her, all School district employees have to put up with disrespectful kids, That’s why Schools are so short of Staff. Good for this Lady 💪🏼

  • @christopherjennings1462
    @christopherjennings1462 Год назад +1

    Someone needs to retaliate against these unruly kids, I had the unfortunate experience of traveling on a bus, top deck full of kids, it was a horrible and disgusting, I nearly lost it and believe me the kids of today fear no one and do as they please.

  • @niziaharrison1686
    @niziaharrison1686 Год назад

    It’s really sad how children can put people through so much stress and people don’t understand it especially preteens all that perfume breathe and it can really give you a headache I feel that lady I understand I’m glad that they are supporting her

  • @gourddrawing
    @gourddrawing Год назад +41

    I drove the city bus in Stark County, OH for 8 yrs. and by far the absolute worst passengers were middle and high school students.

  • @connorbasile
    @connorbasile Год назад +32

    Kids these days are out of control and their CRAPPY parents are raising them to be the entitled brats that they are.
    I have friends that are school teachers, and they all have the same issue- When kids are bad and the teacher brings it to the parents attention, the parents get mad at the teacher and are offended that _anyone_ would say something negative about their little Aiden or Sophia…
    These parents themselves can’t take accountability for their actions so of course they’re raising little losers that can’t take any accountability either. Remember it always starts at home.

  • @elleboyle9452
    @elleboyle9452 Год назад +1

    Don't apologize. Ban those kids from school transit and tell their parents come and get them every day.

  • @lad6051
    @lad6051 Год назад +2

    Im a school bus driver in my retirement - I understand her and I sympathise with her. I too have see and copped it all over the years. From vomit and poo on the seats to nosepickings on the glass to verbal abuse that would embarrass a bullocky. I'm am old retired truckie but even I have had enough - this will be my last year (if I last that long)

  • @ncvman
    @ncvman Год назад +30

    I blame the parents. My kids would never do this. If they did they know they would get hell of a beating along with all their things taken away.

    • @sarabrenton6364
      @sarabrenton6364 Год назад

      Maybe don't beat your kids tho lol

    • @ncvman
      @ncvman Год назад +2

      @@sarabrenton6364 I don’t because they know better. Kids need a good smack sometimes. Nothing wrong with it.

    • @sarabrenton6364
      @sarabrenton6364 Год назад

      @@ncvman a lot of people would beg to differ about that one

    • @ron88303
      @ron88303 Год назад

      @@sarabrenton6364 And a lot wouldn't.

    • @sarabrenton6364
      @sarabrenton6364 Год назад

      @@ron88303 and a lot of people are therapists for a reason 🤪

  • @Judah98
    @Judah98 Год назад +17

    Good for her! 👏🏾 This is what's missing theses days. These kids are out of control.

  • @batgirlp5561
    @batgirlp5561 Год назад +2

    I'm on her side before I even heard her side.

  • @truthseekertruthspeaker
    @truthseekertruthspeaker Год назад +1

    No worries Granny! I stand by you, none of these new kids from these newer Generations our raised with values or respect anymore! I have a 12 year old and I'm dealing with this stuff now especially with kids on the bus snd after school fights ...I don't know if it's Tik-Tok social media what it is that all these kids from ages 8 to 18 are dealing with ..I don't know what's going on maybe we need to take these phones away or parents have to step up and teach there kids respect especially respecting there elders❤Take responsibility elders for your children. They reflect you❤

  • @spawntez
    @spawntez Год назад +76

    You see the behavior of these brats all over the city. Doesn't matter if they with an adult or not. This woman is probably a very nice lady, but when you have kids attacking teachers or spraying things in order to illicit a response, they got exactly what they wanted.

    • @4862cjc
      @4862cjc Год назад

      Agreed. And the so-called adults do not do anything to stop it.

    • @bdickinson6751
      @bdickinson6751 Год назад

      @@4862cjc ln many cases, the fucking parents are a major part of the problem! One morning I had one calling me a fucking son of a bitch right in front of the school with all kind of other kids being dropped off.

    • @lindamahrer7067
      @lindamahrer7067 Год назад +1

      Sergio....the Bus Driver is absolutely correct. WHAT ARE COMMUNITY LEADERS DOING ...SAME RIOTING IN THE STREETS ....

  • @4juan9
    @4juan9 Год назад +20

    About time someone told these kids cause there own parents won’t good for her

  • @paulroggenbeck3129
    @paulroggenbeck3129 Год назад +1

    F that school and school board. They should be backing her up, instead of letting her put up with that BS. These kids need discipline. We had drivers scare the crap out of us in school when we were little jerks. We BEHAVED. That's how you learn. It's a disservice to the drivers AND the students!

  • @saza8993
    @saza8993 Год назад +1

    I would be upset hearing someone talk to my kid like that but after I ask what happened, I would also be just as upset if my kid antagonized someone to that point.

  • @kimberleewestcamp6584
    @kimberleewestcamp6584 Год назад +64

    I as a bus driver have driven for a public school district of all aged kids and also for the mentally and physically disabled. I can tell you just like I told a bus load of middle school kids, the mentally and physically handicapped clients I have driven have more respect for themselves and others and also more sense than the “normal “ kids I have driven. It’s a shame how society is so accepting of this behavior and I feel it’s the breakdown of society.

    • @LL-lj1kq
      @LL-lj1kq Год назад +1

      💯

    • @blazee3895
      @blazee3895 Год назад +1

      I believe it! IMO, bus drivers do not get the credit they deserve. They have to drive, monitor, and correct the kids all at the same time. Thank you for what you do!

    • @bdickinson6751
      @bdickinson6751 Год назад +1

      Absolutely 100% spot on.

    • @roseabels9460
      @roseabels9460 Год назад

      My mom had the same experience. the supposedly mentally handicapped clients had empathy. they would be concerned each day that her day was going well.

  • @rhondakirsch5910
    @rhondakirsch5910 Год назад +10

    I love that her gofundme has been so successful.

  • @deebee7746
    @deebee7746 Год назад

    May God bless, protect and empower this wonderful woman. Parents are responsible for their out of control brat kids. Shame on each parent who allows this unacceptable behavior because of their own laziness and selfishness.

  • @bluestarsilver7586
    @bluestarsilver7586 Год назад

    Stories like this make me feel like a great parent. My kids would never treat any elder like this.