These Kids All Traveled Solo
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- Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2022
- These kids all traveled solo and had unforgettable experiences. In 2015, a 4-year-old boarded a bus in the middle of the night trying to go on a slushy run. In 2016, JetBlue accidentally flew one mother’s 5-year-old boy to Boston, Massachusetts, instead of New York City. In August, 17-year-old pilot Mack Rutherford completed a solo trip around the world. Inside Edition Digital’s Andrea Swindall has more.
I love how the first two kids put themselves in intense danger just for some slushies 💀
Bruh 💀
Those children or go getters
Only in Ohio
Slushies ain’t nothing to joke about
And one is from ohio💀💀💀💀
The fact that two of these kids just wanted slushies 💀
There is something in that slushy
It’s 100% sugar 😂
I know right what's in those slushies 😆
got their priorities straight
W slushies
I would never allow my kids to travel by themselves. The airport is overwhelming for adults. I can imagine for these kids. Happy that they ultimately made it to where they had to be. ❤️
I went to Argentina alone In a airplane and I was only 11 I’m 15 now u can actually pay people to help u get to your place
@@Gaby-tj9qjI still wouldn't because I'm too scared
I have gone 7 time
I had to travel alone as an 8 year old, it was fine the flight attendants were really nice and i got first class for free.
The Americans being shocked at the kids in Japan (which is shocking) but I’m just as shocked at the American parents allowing their kids to fly alone 🤯
Its depends the on the price
The difference I think is the American ones they were never supposed to be alone in the first place
Its wayyy easier to get kidnapped walking somewhere over flying somewhere. Thats why.
2 weeks ago during spring break me and 2 of my friends walked to nelson from vegas an back and camped out over night btw I'm 12 and it was about a 65 mile trip in total and the only people who were nervous was my dad I got in tons trouble but it was fun and I was on the news
I gotta admit. Daniel's driving was impressive for a 7 year old. Can't really ignore the fact that he hit several cars tho.
Only in Ohio 💀
@@graysonshaver5690 yea 💀
and it was in ohio💀
Hé was distracted then lmao
Also he only hit one I think
@@graysonshaver5690 only in Ohio 💀
I got lost at Disney world for 3 hours as a kid. (A big crowd separated me from my family). I walked around the park myself with not one person stopping me.
I actually found one of my family members myself while others were looking for me with security.
And no one gaf about your comment 😂😂😂
So you found yourself 😬🤣 thank God
I am happy that you found your family
Sounds scary fun.
Same thing happened
To a half Japanese person who has lived in Japan making your toddler is still very dangerous even though Japan is called a safe country you never know what’s going to happen
Go alone
i didn’t solo travel anywhere outside of my state/neighboring states until i turned 22 years old, and i was SO anxious without my family. i can only imagine how much more anxiety-producing and scary it would be for a literal child.
I've only been in the airport twice in my whole life (with people I went with also guiding me), so I have no idea how I'll guide myself through an airport alone someday. I'll probably just have to drive everywhere XD
They had an attendant to watch them
I can speak from experience that it is not uncommon for children in Japan to be independent. Not only because Japan is one of the safest countries in the world: we were taught from an early about “stranger danger “ and boy did they drill it into our heads with those videos and how to avoid being kidnapped. Also we were given small devices where if you pull the string out of it, it would cause a sharp, loud ringing noise that no one can ignore (scaring would be kidnappers and alerting other around you of whats going on)
There's a show there called My First Errand (Or something similar) where small children do basic errands to teach them to be independent. It's just amazing.
No one cares. Children shouldn’t be wondering around by themselves. You can have all the solutions but it only takes an unlucky chance for all that to not matter and your child kidnapped. Idiot
My Muslim family doesn’t want me to be independent at all
@@Main3account I'm sorry to hear that, why do you think that?
You mean like the uneven hand man eater?
This segment gave me anxiety lol. I got into my mom's car when I was that age and it rolled backwards down the hill and slammed into a tree. Thank goodness the boy put on his seat belt. Glad everyone is ok.
Omg So did I 😂 at 7 I released my moms e-brake off the manual car and I didint hit the brakes as I was scared to do so thinking the car gonna flip upside down so it rolled down till it hit a dumpster 😂😂
Same thing happened to me when I was small with my mom at a gas station
I was In the back seat and reached to grab the drink in the cup holders in the front & when I sat back down I hit
The gear it sorted rolling back but some random stranger hopped in the car and put it in park
@@johnlucasvogel6674 lol!
@@jesuscastillo6082 lol this is certainly a common event for many kids then. Thank goodness the stranger was at the right place and time!
Why that man take off his shirt to stop the car
As a kid, I used to fly alone to NY, Puerto Rico and San Francisco from Denver all the time. Never had an issue. I was instructed what to do and what not to do. I learned how to read my ticket stubs, how to find my gates, how to not leave my bags unaccompanied when going to the bathrooom or getting something to eat, where to go if I got lost or ask questions etc. My parents prepared me for all sorts of situations in case something happened. People need to teach their kids to think independently instead of just relying on the diligence of others.
Me too. I was 5 and perfectly fine. I was always scared i was gonna get on the wrong flight so i always was very aware lol. Idk how some kids arent
@@99Em07they wouldn't even let a kid travel alone nice lie buddy
@@mythst.is.a.ballerthey do let kids fly alone you just have a attendant with at all times to check on you
@@mythst.is.a.baller I did and sp do many orhers
They do actually, I’m 12 and I travel alone all the time @@mythst.is.a.baller
The first time I flew it was by myself. I was 12 years old in 1990. I had no problems and figured out how to get around the airport all by myself. I was quite proud. My grandmother in Florida picked me up. We had no cellphones
No way in hell I would let my child flying alone ??? The first trip my daughter flew away to Japan with her friend when she was 22 and I was still worried to death!
But isn't she an adult
@@GOATFORD10 adult or not she can still be worried about her child .
@@GOATFORD10I’m 18 and I wouldn’t go alone as I have anxiety
@@amonicastanback8175 🙄
@@Madison.CRUZ. problem?
As an Ohioan I confirm the second story happens on a daily basis.
I’m so sick of these Ohio memes.
@Umbrella Nutella FR
@@maple_the_aussiedoodle3167 that’s too bad
@@maple_the_aussiedoodle3167 and who asked?
@Umbrella Nutella shut up Ohio meme is overrated and it’s annoying hearing (cuz my d41k in Ohio damn n Ohio swag like ohio)
I am Japanese and I had never let my kids go out solo untill they entered elementary school.
Once I was scolded by a deliverer for letting my 3year old kid play solo in the gated front yard of my house.
We live in an urban area so the situation may be defferent from those who live in a rural area.
isn't it common for young kids to go out solo to be more independent in Japan? saw on Netflix about it
I was in 1st grade ( so 5 or 6 years old ) when I started "watching myself". When school would end at 3pm, I would walk the 3 blocks to our house, let myself in and wait at home by myself until my father got home around 5pm from work.
In 5th grade when one of my friends Dashon almost got kidnapped while walking home from the same grade school as me, my parents had me get picked up from school by a baby sitter, which i stayed with at her house until my father picked me up after work.
Ironically, the baby sitter's house is where I got hurt. Some skin head kid who was also being watched by the baby sitter. Blocked the driveway and wouldn't let me back into the house. And I tried to sprint passed him, he threw a fist sized rock right at my head. I felt it hit my head, but i think because of the adrenaline, it didn't hurt. But I started bleeding instantly and had a lump for a couple of days.
He got "kicked out" from that baby sitter's house.
what?!?! you ended school at 3 pm in 1st grade?
@@doggy101 Yeah, my entire elementary school ( Robert Morris School #18 Grades 1 through 5 ) let out at 3pm.
@@TheTechAdmin damn... thats tough. although im currently at 4 pm 6 days a week, when i was in elemantary we only had like until 1:30 pm. i couldnt imagine having until 3 pm at elemantary.
These kids can’t fight the true boss. There was this Aussie 12 year old kid who had a fight with parents and then stole their credit card and rode his scooter to the airport and flew to Bali, Indonesia and did a solo holiday away from his parents. The federal police had to get involved and everything
🤣🤣
Of course it was aussie kid 💀💀
Legend 💀
Whoa. It definitely tops the story of a little russian girl who didn’t want to go to school, so she went to the airport, somehow got on a plane and flew to Saint Petersburg 😅 the main quote on her social media page said “Those who don’t want something - will found a thousand excuses, those who want - a thousand ways” 😂
Legendary
those unaccompanied minor tags could be outfitted with airtags…and airtag technology should be sensitive enough to pinpoint the exact spot your child is standing on.
However, these minors need supervision. If an airline accepts an unaccompanied minor, then it is their responsibility to see that child gets safely to the person waiting at the destination.
My daughter who is now 32 flew to her dad's all the time southwest was always great. New had these problems because they took the responsibility seriously.
LMAOOOO AIRTAGS HAHAHAHAHAHAHHA literally shut up
“LMAO AiRTAgS hAHaHaHa LiTeRaLLy sHuT Up”
Wow so helpful, thanks!
Exactly someone could have kidnapped her
@@marknihem5632 dont take it personally. i love laughing my ass off at terminally stupid americans who think that all their problems would be fixed if they just strapped an airtag to a child LOL. NO obviously. What a horrible thing that I would never do to my son. I would never track him like that. I trust him because he is independent and responsible enough to not get lost and keep away from danger when outside by himself. He goes to school by himself from the age of 9 and he is really independent. Makes me proud of him. I cringe when I see overprotective Americans, although part of the problem for them is that they have unwalkable neighbourhoods and much higher crime than here in Europe and I do sympathise a bit I guess but I do tend to think "maybe do something about it"
Boy, my mom would never let me go anywhere alone. She’s a good mom ❤❤❤
I love this video has everything from a nearly adult teenager getting a world record to a four year old going on an errand to a seven year old getting into a car crash. Just so much
HOW DO THEY LOSE THESE KIDS IN A WHOLE ANOTHER STATE ITS ABSURD
Did you watch the video?
EWW 🤮
It’s not uncommon in some Asian countries for children as young as 5. My son father wanted me to put him on plane when he was less than 13 to see him. I was like hell no.
I'm 99% sure it happened because they swapped passports and tickets, nothing to do with the airline they just thought it was a good idea lol
@@adammudd The airline is supposed to be monitoring them on their journey. The monitor was supposed to make sure everyone has their passports.
Japan is one of the most safest countries in the world! As somebody who went to Japan once, it’s so safe that when people eat at a restaurant, they leave their bags at their table if they need to go to the restroom!
Dont spread rumors- people still get attacked and items still get stolen.
@@starberrydrink Japan is the safest country in the world, but stuff still happens there
ehh that's more of like finland or iceland, people can keep their babies sleeping outside and have their cars unlocked so that if a wild animal attacks they can jump into anyones car
@@starberrydrink You've never lived here. I have and what they said is not far from the truth. But anything to aid in your country's narrative eh?
@@starberrydrink well yeah, but it’s safer than NY or Ohio
Daniel did pretty good for a kid luckily nobody got seriously injured
He was driving on the wrong side of the road hit a car and a median.
Just like any typical driver in Ohio so yeah he did pretty good 💪
It's quite fun flying as an unaccompanied minor on planes, you get to board first and leave last. :)
( I flew like this 5 times)
How old were you 4?
@@almanixon9891 Nope, im 14
I would NEVER send a kid on an airplane alone. Jesus that scary.
My husband did it when he was only 6, from Chicago to Cincinnati. No problems, but I think I’d be too nervous to send my kids that way too.
I went on my first plane ride by myself by the age 9, I think. It was in the mid-70s. Everything went okay but I wouldn't dare do it now❗❗❗❗❗
I traveled alone, its not that big of a deal.
@@loner1878 Not until your child accidentally gets sent to Pretoria, South Africa
It is very dangerous for a kid to be on an airplane alone.
First time I traveled alone, I was 14 and with my 11 year old brother, we rode on a bus 6 hours up to see my sister. I wasn’t scared thinking about going without adults but that day that we were about to get on the bus I was terrified…
first time my brother and I started travelled alone we were 9 and 8. Tbh I was happy because during our layover in Paris they made us wait in a lounge for kids and there were a bunch of arcade games and snacks we could enjoy.
The first time that I've traveled by myself was a few months ago, visiting my sister's house in another city. I was happy and nervous at the same time because I have never traveled alone before, and I was (at that time) 18
I went on buses alone and everything at the age of 10
@Lyndsey 79 40’s? Unless you’re disabled you being afraid is just cringe
@@LilXancheX no one asked for your opinion on Lindsey's lifestyle, you don't know her circumstances.
I remember wandering off and getting lost in Sesame Place in Philadelphia while I was on a trip with my mother, little sister, and grandparents, reason being I had struggled with my ASD diagnosis growing up and didn’t have a sound mind. I was lost for 2 hours straight, nobody stopping until finally a woman with her kids found me and brought me to the security breach. I was thankfully reunited with my family, that woman became part of us and my mother contacts her often. I just hope the 2 that got lost will hopefully be better taken care of this time around.
My anxiety 😫 all of these stories just triggered it!! I'm a helicopter mom, I try not to be but this world is so messed up... glad all the kids in this video were pretty much ok.
this happened to me at a resort. I went to the toilet and saw a little girl around 3 years old crying while looking for her family. She was terrified. I called one employee of that resort and told her about the situation. They looked for the girl's family which were already enjoying swimming in the pool, didn't even notice that the girl wasn't with them. Apparently, they changed into their swimsuits and went straight running into the pool without even remembering if the child was with them. Great parenting.
Sorry but I'm definitely traveling WITH MY child NO MATTER WHAT
As parents should, stupid to watch parents on this video quickly blame others when they shouldn't have put anyone else in that position.
@@jackglenn Exactly!!!!
Agree
Like how the hell they have that much confidence TO SEND A CHILD THROUGH AN AIRPORT ALL ALONE!?!?!
@@pinksywedarnoc8017 exactly I wouldn't trust anyone!! They work hard enough as it is.
I got so happy to see the endings 😊
My most recent solo travel was a flight from New Zealand to Europe. Now, I am pretty experienced with travel but I was still a little nervous as I had never flown solo beforehand, and it was a very long trip.
I used to fly alone all the time growing up and the flight attendants were always great. I can’t believe they’re losing children nowadays, that’s terrifying.
I dealt with this a few years ago at Dave and buster's. I was with my son who was young at the time too but I notice a little boy about 4 years old walking around alone and looking around. Even thought I was with my son I kept my eye on the little boy too. I finally realized he was alone. I went up to him and asked where his family was and he said he didn't know. I felt so bad. I was about to say come with me and we will look for them until I realized during this time people will think I'm kidnapping him so I got an employee and told him the situation. They called for his parents 3 times before they realized it was their kid... wth
…..wth
Huh wtf-
you should have called the cops, that kid didn’t deserve those parents
I'm learning how to travel solo by train. Last year in the summer holiday, a bit after i turned 13, i was about to go on a 7 and a half hour train journey by myself. Now, the reason this was a challenge, is because of the deutsche bahn just not knowing what the hell they're doing.
I had 50 minutes as a connection time, but because of a fire near the rail, our train had to go a giant detour, landing me at frankfurt 70 minutes late, meaning I missed my train.
Thankfully I could stay in touch with my mom by calling her and together finding alternatives.
After not too long, we found a different train I could go on heading the same direction.
On the way back the first train, which was a 4 hour ride from end to end on a regional express, was on time, and lucky for me, there was a delayed train I could take to save up to an hour, and i could just catch it, which I did.
But then the irony hit as due to a problem with the train we had to wait in the same spot for 55 minutes, meaning i had saved less than two minutes.
Thankfully, I didn't get lost.
Don't know about flying alone though...
I have noticed more kids doing what their parents ought.
My daughter has always been a very smart person. When she was just 2 years old, she woke up at around 2 am. She gathered 5 of her favorite toys, used a chair to reach the chain lock on the front door.
She walked 5 miles to a playground, started to get tired after playing for a while. She forgot to get the toys she had brought with her. She walked around, trying to find her way home, couldn't find it.
At 4 am, a woman was knocking on my front door. She told me that my daughter was knocking on her door, thinking she had found her way home.
It scared me so much!
She was a fast learner. I taught her to sing our phone number & address. That's how the woman who brought her back, knew where her home was.
As soon as stores were opened, I went out & bought a hook and eye with spring tension. My daughter could have figured out how to unhook it. Her fingers were not strong enough to pull the spring tension back.
Glad she returned safely! What a smart kid yes. Did you hear about the 3 year old missing from a playground in Texas?
@@boohere2 No, I didn't hear of that. I hope the child is returned safely. It's so terror inducing to have your child disappear.
At first, I didn't believe my daughter had walked that far! I got in my car with my daughter, she directed me to the playground she had gone to. When I saw her 5 favorite toys where she had left them, it was a moment of awe mixed with fear.
@@FreeSpirit47 if you look up, Lina Sardar Khil you'll see the case. There is still no trace of the little girl. For some strange reason, the mom left her alone at the playground. Hopefully they'll find her alive, but I just have a feeling something bad happened to her . That's still crazy about your daughter. I'm glad though that she still continued to be safe 🙏
@@FreeSpirit47 I did goggle her name they believe she isn't in Texas anymore
Definitely one of the little girls of all time
As a parent, I would never ever leave my kid to an airline attendant even if they tell me everything will be okay. I believe it’s ultimately the parents responsibility. Sorry.
That part 💯 Employee or not, you never know smh
Well aren't you perfect
Cool
Unfortunately not everyone has that luxury
@@reyahhhh5519 then she shouldnt have a child
Oh my goodness.. that kids in Japan is awesome
I was 9 when I went on a 4+ hour plane ride alone, and yes my flight attendant also just waved goodbye I was also lost in one of the biggest airports in America but, lucky I found my aunt.
This reminds me of when my 3 yr old sister unlocked the door and was outside in the street of oncoming traffic for about an hour. Luckily, a family took her in and was able to bring her back to us. Most fearfully moment of my life. I'm so glad their parents were able to get them back safely!!
I got on the wrong bus with my friend at the zoo for a preschool trip, I thought I knew what I was doing because I followed a girl with the same jacket as another little girl that rode the bus, when I realized I was on the wrong bus I got so scared to speak up, I was almost in the bordering state before I did, another girl was with me. Reflecting on it we shouldn't have been in trouble it should have been the people that were supposed to be watching us, we were like 5.
You got home aloned for real
@@jessefreeland7394 without the home part
It's not always the airlines. It's the airport. My sister and I have autism and we flew to Newark airport and had on our ticket that we needed assistance they left us and didn't come and get us I went up to a lady working at the desk her patients was out bc she was helping another family then said I'm done after this family and knowing that my sister and I needed help and my sister with her anxiety and her not helping I had to be like look here ( keep in mind my twin sister and I were 20 years old) then did work called my mom on face time and she guided us through the airport. Our mom told us to ask this guy and he was not very helpful he was an airport staff member then we walked up to a pilot and he got his boss over and the boss and the pilot helped us to where we were supposed to be. We had to get on a bus to get on the runway to go to the plane. We got my mom on face time to talk to some stuff that watched over us for the 2 hours that we had to wait. A guy came up to us and he could tell that we were very frustrated and upset and he made it his mission to personally walk us both down to the bus after he helped all of the other people going on the plane with us he walked us all the way down to the bus and told the bus driver and another attendant lady that was riding the bus to make sure we got into the
plane safely and they made us call our mom to tell her that we made it into the plane safely. On the way back at the check in counter with our aunt we told the story and she gave us wheelchair assistance. And she said to tell them that we don't need the wheel chair just help to get to the next gate then to get into the plane they were hesitant at first but I was very firm with my voice and they helped us and we made it back home safely. I think that airport staff need more training for problems like my sister and I's issue.
My cousins moved to another country by flying alone, they were moving to be with their mother and tickets were too expensive (because of the price no family member could go with them, we couldn't afford), also the older was like 15yo, but they said there was little kids in the same situation, leaving one country to be with other parent in another country alone in the plain. They were kept togheter, guess the company did this way so kids would tell on each other If someone got lost or something.
When I was a child and the Atlanta Olympics were occurring, continental airlines left me on my own. It wasn’t until I made it to LAX and was deplaning that they finally checked my dad’s ID to let me leave with him.
go read book
The last one bring the sibling fight into a whole new level lmao
The last story-I could not believe the sister was happy for the brother like no sibling rivalry! Crazy
Even the post office had it right back in the old days, fun fact you could mail out a child through the post office back when but the children always arrived safely.
I remember I got lost at a kid’s convention thing when I was a kid. Thankfully I was smart enough to go to one of those customer service booth things and asked for help. I told them my mom’s name and they called her over the loudspeaker. My mom ended up being kind of mad at me because she was so worried about me. It was one of the scariest moments of my childhood.
I went from Florida to California alone at ages 11 and 12 (way back) on a Greyhound..--- best time of my childhood!
The way the two first kids said "I just wanted a slushy"
I used to travel at lot on my own as kid, short and long distances. Both because my parents were separated and because they saw me as independent enough to go where I wanted to on my own. I only ever had one bad trip on my own, I was about 14 and it was a flight from Dublin to London. It was my return flight and I was served a lot of alcohol (surprise surprise, I wasn’t ID or checked by airport staff or flight attendants despite them already seeing my passport) and I had a meltdown on the plane which included screaming, crying and trying to open doors. It’s a miracle I wasn’t ban from the airline or arrested. I was scared by the turbulence and lights going out also I thought we had landed long before we actually did so I thought we were being held hostage at some point.
It was a short flight so they couldn’t do emergency stops. But my parents didn’t let me fly again on my own till I was 17. I got a real rant from my Dad when he picked me up from the airport reeking of alcohol.
*EDIT:* My sister’s story is better. She was 5 years old when she walked 10 minutes from our Mum’s home to the shop for a teddy bear, apparently the shop keeper just let her take it. She made it home before my Mum realised she was gone.
Yes, i remember visiting Planet Jupiter all by myself when i was 3.
l like your comment
🤣🤣
definitely worthy of a news story!
I love your videos
I went on a plane flight on my own. My parents handled everything and there was a very nice flight attendant that constantly checked on me. This probably doesn't count but I was young at the time and very shy, still am today.
First time I traveled solo on a plane overseas I was 11. If you have kids give them this experience. One of my greatest life experiences.
that is scary bro
Give them that experience to get stolen?
@@bendaaa69 you get over the fear quick. It just feels like an adventure
@@maple_the_aussiedoodle3167 it’s actually pretty safe to fly alone. You literally can’t go anywhere without an attendant. There is someone at each stop whose job is to take you to the kids area(rly fun) and then bring you to your next flight.
My daughter will be traveling next week from UK to South Africa, and she is 9 but tall .
Those children definitely went through the Kevin treatment from the Home Alone movies, glad they're still OK now.
Old Enough is a good show
Bruh this is really common in Moldova 4 year olds literally walk on the streets in the middle of the night
Japan must be super safe. I've heard about those milestone moments of allowing their small children to run errands
Remember a few years ago when America lost its mind and started calling parents who let their kids leave the front yard unattended "Free Range Parents?" LOL
I remembered flying to Calgary by myself on the plane as a child and being allowed briefly into the cockpit of the plane to have a quick Look
Man I never been on a plane but also I’m scared of heights 😟
@@eddiejr3934
I have been a pilot for 8 years and i have fear of heights, a lot of pilot's actually have fear of heights but it's a completely different feeling being inside a plane than standing on the edge of a cliff or a really high bridge or building. I still remember my introductory flight i was so worried that i was gonna panic because of my fear of heights and when we took off there was zero fear just excitement. Now when i get into a plane it doesn't even cross my mind. I still do have fear of heights because last year i visited a friend in Toronto Canada and he talked me into going on the CN tower with him and i wouldn't even walk up close to the window because i was scared i was gonna fall.
I was at the Atlantis resort in the bahamas when a little 6 yr old bespectacled boy was riding the wave pool alone and having a great time, starting casual conversations with strangers and telling everyone how much he loves waterparks 😂
Letting my kid be alone on the internet is much scarier.
4:21 And here in The Netherlands our kids can already go to elementaryschool on their own as long as its not to far away....
Man, I really have to see what's so special about these SLUSHIES!!!!!
Spiked with vodka
bro I grew up in Miami and the fact that she said human trafficing gave me chills
Omg good job kids
I live in a pretty safe area but I won’t even allow my 4 year old son to be in our gated garden alone even with us knowing our neighbours. This is unbelievable. My anxiety is so high eat vu isn’t this holy Jesus
When the second kid said he also wanted a slushy I almost died
the jet blue one gives off home alone vibes so much😭😭
Really two kids got into trouble for slushies; although the 7 year old seemed to do it worse, at least he knows how to be safe, but really over slushies, that's what got me!
my kindergarten teacher left me far from home after we went with a bus. i asked them why they did it and they told me "you didn't tell your father's name" i never remember being asked.
To be honest, when i was young and living in Toronto, that was the norm going to school. A walk to the Dufferin Subway, then a Streetcar, then a 4 stop bus.
But were talking the 70's +
The 17 yo boy and his sister could also run for a record of "Teens with the coolest Parents"
I swear to God, even going to the store next door without supervision for me was impossible
I use to fly alone at a young age (parents were separated and lived in different states, had shared custody) and never had a issue or mix up.
My wife is from S. Korea. She explained at an early age of four she would travel to school all by herself which was miles away.
I watch old enough I love it it’s so funny😀
i learned one thing today. that kids will do anything to get a slushie
Damn what is up with these slushes?!?!! That's 2 kids that left the house to get some. These must be some damn good slushy! Glad everyone is safe & no one was hurt. That had to be a scary moment for the children at the airport.
I used to fly from PDX to DIA all alone from the ages of 8-14 and once got lost in DIA. It was so scary because everyone got onto the trains but I didn’t know which one to get on so I was left all alone there. It was like 11pm too and that airport is creepy as hell. Like horrifyingly creepy 😭
ha ha no one cares Bibb😽😽
How did you get back?
@@SnipSnip477 not about you anyways
Old enough is such a cute but funny show
Gosh damn😢
I walked to school when I was in kindergarten in 1951. I lived in the 1st largest most populated city in Ohio at that time. I took the bus by myself to the movies to. I guess I was just lucky then.
Only in Ohio
@@pinksywedarnoc8017 or europe
Things were different then
Cleveland?
@@queenminna Yes Cleveland OHIO. That was in the 1950's. Things change or the years.
Man what going on in Ohio!? 💀
At least he put on his seatbelt
Bro they took Home alone 2 to another level
Lol in the last clip lil bro said "challenge accepted"😎
Those first 2 children doing anything for a slushie 💀
the fact that the second one was in ohio even makes it more funnier.☠☠
average day in ohio
Average ohioan
Swag in ohio
At 9 or 10 I traveled from Baltimore to DC to go to the Smithsonian with my buddy unsupervised. We got back home around 8....this was back in the day when u had to be home when the street lights came on so all I was worried about was getting home before the lights came on... luckily we made it back in time and when I told my mom she thought I was lying so I showed her the ticket from the train and she still thought I was making it up 🤦🏿♂️
The two boys probably thought it would be fun and forgot to switch back 😢
Never thought slushies would be a real life issue 💀
Was there a slushy crisis?
I used to fly by myself all the time when I was a kid back in the 1970s. I wasn't able to go very far, though, because my arms were small and they got tired really quickly.
I gotta try these slushies mane
This is home alone two all over again.
I’ve traveled alone as a child many many times as I lived in cali and family in NY ppl were there only to bring to the gate and left me for the whole trip I needed to find ppl on my own to get help mind you this is from 3rd grade to 7th grade. There was only 3 times someone was there with me for the hole trip! I couldn’t even tell you the amount of trips I had back and forth. So that wasn’t a mistake they lost that child that’s a common practice!
BAHAHAHAHA SOO CUTE! "I WANT A SLUSHIE"!
Cool video
Bro these first 2 kids legit risked their lives for a slushie
My first travel solo when I was 9
and the rest is history.
8 for me
1 for me