@@DisneyCruiseShip No, it's going to sound like you haven't the faintest idea what it's like to be working poor. You think she had her pick of jobs and she chose the one she liked best? You also clearly have no idea about segregation in schools in the USA. The news report mentioned the bussing is because of a "transfer program" so her kids can go to a BETTER school than the one that may be within "walking distance" of where she can afford to live (in the USA, schools are funded by property taxes, which is nuts, but which means rich white neighbourhoods get better schools than poor black ones) Seriously, pick up a book once in a while.
As a bus driver in Minnesota, I picked up the kids at the same time everyday. The only time I was late was bad weather or when the bus broke down. Something is wrong with the driver if the bus is late all the time.
@@JKiler1 james I will tell you that you are more than wrong. First off schools actually amend the times school buses should be around + and the drivers actually account for the distance and time via the district. The second point I should make towards you is that why are you pushing a political agenda in a problem which doesn't need it and you have no expertise on?
@@JKiler1 did you not even read what I wrote? I quite litterally said schools amend the scheduling of buses based on the route. The fact that you avoided listing and are saying I did not prove shows that you are living an echo chamber and have no way of defending yourself if your poorly defended point (which by the way shouldn't even be here) is contested. next time please do actual research ( looking at articles that show both sides , reading up neutral articles , and looking up general facts) before making assumptions.
@@JKiler1 here you want a citation on what school officials do when it comes to buses..guide.saferoutesinfo.org/school_bus_locations/determining_school_bus_stop_locations.cfm This is an entire one that the us follows there are also many ordinances in cities and many district specific amendments to these which add more rules for planning
@@scotthayes5933 i get that she says she got fired, but getting your kids to school is ultimately the parent's job. her better options would be to contact other parents and have them take her kids to school, too, have a friend or granny wait with the kids, take the kids to school herself, arrange to drop the kids off at a different stop, or just have the kids wait on their own, i mean, damn, quit coddling your spawn cuz none of them are babies. she just doesn't have a lawsuit, as frustrating as that may be. adulting is hard sometimes! she wants her kids to go to a better school, but that involves transfers and quite a distance. the shitty third party school bus company (it's usually first student in these kinds of stories) didn't get her fired, her lack of figuring her alternatives out did. it's the typical victim mentality. as an aside, i'm a sub school bus driver and i'm consistently late because of several reasons. traffic, trains, stop lights, road construction, kids who forgot their mask, kids i have to wait on as they run out their front door, and the fact my route sheet accounts for none of that and operates under the assumption i'm able to teleport from one stop to another. on paper, i have one route that begins three minutes before my previous route is scheduled to end! there obviously is a window i'm supposed to be there, and 15 minutes is beyond that, but given everything we have to do it just is what it is. these guys don't want to be late, they're not stopping for coffee, it just sounds like there are a lot of variables out of the driver's control especially if you have to meander through a city.
I had the same problem last year. I hated it that I was late 1 hour to school and I missed the first class . The bus company was Southland. It was a small bus. They should cancel the small buses out because they are a waste money.
@Baka Matai no business in America owns slaves. Not a single person was ever forced to work where they do and the only ones that can’t simply quit are only those under contract, which they voluntarily signed. Besides, if every business paid what you might consider a “living wage”, the vast majority of the businesses forking over the extra pay would start hemorrhaging money and go under. Perhaps you don’t understand profit margins. So here’s an example: Worldwide, Walmart has about 2.3 million employees that, adjusted for US dollars, make an average of $12 per hour and 32 hours per week. Walmart sells an average of $499 billion in merchandise per year, but after taking into account payroll, cost of goods and overhead, their net profit only amounts to about $9.8 billion per year. If that was divided among all Walmart employees with zero profit to the shareholders, the average wage would be $14.56 per hour. And since most people clamor for $15 per hour as their standard of a “living wage”, yes, even Walmart cannot afford to pay a “living wage” to all employees
@Freddie Boom Boom Washington Your name and your comment confirm my suspicions of you being a total dumbass. Maybe take your nonsense somewhere else, bud.
Reminder for everyone saying “she should sue” that lawsuits are expensive and she now has no job which would make it impractical to initiate a long lawsuit like this one would end up being. Also she doesn’t have much of a grounds for a law suit imo anyway so through all those expenses she would only lose money probably.
There are attorney that do take cases that pay based on the settlements although they do take a substantial part of it because the attorney does pay out of pocket for everything and it may take a long time before it's settled. Edit: She can also sue for attorney fees on top of that. Of course they will investigate her job as well because getting fired from a job for being late because of school bus problems really don't seem to add up to why they fired her it but could be in addition to why they fired her. For example, if she opens the place of work and she's late... The business looses money and other workers are left waiting as well. Until knowing all the variables it would he hard to say if she can sue AND most importantly can she WIN. Otherwise it would be pointless if she can't win.
Here is the other thing. Some states are at-will employment states and don't have to give a reason to fire you. In this case the company had no right to fire her. She has a kid and stuff happens. But once they are off to school then mom can get to work.
that's a stupid reason to be always late tbh the kids are old enough to catch the bus on their own she apparently has a car so she could drop them off herself etc etc
People lost their jobs because the government shut everything down, covid wouldn't have changed a thing, it would be like H1N1, people could have gone out. But this world is full of weaklings.. who can't assume the risk we've assumed for a thousand years, going outside into the real-world.
@@Leviatiemily No kidding. I was not even told how to do a part of my job and they got rid of me for it. Train me, teach me and I will do the job well. Thats the trouble with a lot of corporate companies. No one is willing to train anymore.
If she can't get to work on time and fulfill her end of the contractual obligation, thr employer has every right to fire her and find someone who can. Employers are not obligated to take care of your mistakes.
@@Shockkings0714 Do you have kids? Stuff happens and most employers understand. Its not the ladies fault her kids bus never comes or is late. It is not a safe neighborhood to be leaving them there alone. Have some compassion.
We have a bus driver who LEAVS the school like 4 minutes before most classes dismiss (floors dismiss at a slightly different time because of covid) , literally leaving kids behind for no reason, and instead of telling the bus driver to be competent and look at the time, they were telling the students who ride that bus to leave early
@@nancyomalley9959 for the first day nobody and the bus left early the next few days it was said over announcements to leave early to catch that bus, but no actual reason for why he was leaving early.
Haha I remember when I was in middle school we would get to leave early the people on the higher floors to not miss the bus, but of course you needed proof at the beginning of the school year that you were talking a bus, the good old memories
@Mexican Doggo like hell you don’t look into the background of the employees, regardless if you’re short staffed. It would be FAR worse to have a bus driver whose driving impaired crash and kill children than having to deal with driver shortages. And this is in no way looking a gift horse in the mouth. It’s more like taking an old mare to a vet and putting it down if it’s terminally ill.
People these days don’t really understand the chain reaction they could cause when they don’t do their jobs. Others will become victims of one’s irresponsibility and more often than not, they’re the ones who gets blamed for something they didn’t do or can’t control.
So the traffic wreck which held up the bus one day is too blame. Road crews working on a traffic signal light held up the bus another day is to blame. The bus company didn't get a substitute driver scheduled in time another day is to blame. Every kid who was not standing there waiting on the bus but made the bus wait for the kid to get out of the house and walk up to the bus is to blame. Sounds like everyone else is to blame.
She's not a victim. She has her own car. Get the kids ready and out of the house, into the car, drive the kids to school, drop them off and then drive her to work! Why bother to wait for the stupid bus if it's often late. She should bring the kids to school herself. If she had done that, she could have kept her job!
Lo I was thinking the same thing. Here you have a story of a chronically late bus driver, and instead of interviewing him at the end of the day at the bus garage or something you interview him at a bus stop during the school day.
I can relate to the kids about a late school bus. My bus didn't have a driver when I wrnt into 11th grade, so I was put onto another and the driver had to drive a double route. My bus is supposed to come at 8:25, but some times, the bus didn't come until 9. Another time when I was in 10th grade, I had a different driver that was out on medical leave due to surgery, so we had a substitute. There was 8 of us at a stop and we stood there for 30 minutes. I called the school and they transferred me to transportation. They said our bus picks up at 7:50 when we didnt get picked up until 8:20. I even spoke to the person who drove and we were furious. We waited another 20 minutes until we decided to walk to school, which is about a 4 mile walk. We spent over an hour walking to school and we didnt even get there until 10:30, which ment we had to walk an hour and a half. I complained to my teacher because my legs were throbbing and killing me and he took me to the office and complained about how me and my friends at the bus stop had to put ourselves in danger to get to school. My dad eventually heard about it too and he called the board of education, which resulted to the substitute to not drive for our high school anymore.
same @RAWsawXp but for me it wasn't that my bus didn't have a bus driver (cuz it did) but she would always show up late and i would sometimes have to wait in the cold for more than a hour (like until 8:40-9 ish and that's if she came but if she didn't i would have to walk to school which is a good 20 minutes away from where i live). everything was solved out tho cuz we ended out getting a new bus driver who would show up SUPER early and would leave us behind if we weren't at our stop (which wasn't really a problem for me cuz i would show up early anyway). i called transportation multiple times too and they were pretty helpful actually and would sometimes send other buses to pick us up if our assigned bus driver didn't show up (which was pretty common for her like i mentioned). my mom was pissed tho cuz she said it wasn't good for my health to be waiting outside with heavy winds for a long period of time but my school didn't care when she went to complain.
@@spaceygnat19908 Just cause she has the ability too doesnt mean its the best thing for the family taking your kids to school in a car diverts a ton of time away from a job that parents have to spend at to pay for thier food and shelter
@@newsance2u ? Best thing for the family? bro she lost her job. There is also such thing called a car pool. I guess only good parents are willing to go the extra mile to help there kids. Edit: wake up early omg so revolutionary if she wakes up 10-20 minutes it might actually give her more time to get them to the school and then go to work.
My bus was so late, I mean once it was 20 minuets late, so we all had to drive to school, and I got in trouble with my teacher because I “wasn’t at my desk when the bell rang”
If your teacher marked you tardy, then your parents need to speak to the principal so that s/he can tell the teacher that it's not your fault if you're late
I remember on my trip to school id take the train to the stop closest to my school, and there the bus would pick us up and drive us to school, it made a 15-25 minute walk into a 5 minute bus ride, it usually left right on time, but occasionally it would be 10 or so minutes late (still better to wait for the bus) but occasionally it just wouldn't show up at all, and so we did the long walk after waiting for a while in hopes it was just late, winding up us arriving a good 15-20 minutes late to our 1 hour classes - luckily though a couple of teachers took the train bus also and they'd give us notes to show our teachers
But is he old enough to drive them to school when the bus doesn't arrive? Is he old enough to be able to defend his little bros when there's creeps? No
@@gonnagohate3230 It‘s not like ‚creeps‘ instantly appear when they smell children without an adult. They are three, can scream for help, and probably know the way back to their home if the bus doesn‘t arrive. For emergencys they should also have a cell phone to call someone. It‘s really not that hard.
The child laws in your country are so strict. If she leaves those kids by themselves am sure CPS would take them from her. Like that mum who was working and had left her kids at the hotel room where she worked. It is choosing between keeping the kids and getting fired.
This is silly to me...buses are rarely on time. The real issue is her job. They should have just told her to come in 30min to an hour later for work so that she is on time. I've never worked anywhere that won't accomodate a mom's schedule.
I agree. I used to be a school bus driver and it's difficult to be on time because traffic, lights, mechanical problems, previous drivers leaving messes, and many other things can make a driver late to the stop. She should ask her job for some accommodations so she could get her kids to school before her work day begins.
Unfortunately, your job doesn't have to accomadate anyone. Its a luxury if you find a job that will. If you just started (under 6 months) or you are a temp.. There is a 99% chance they won't be flexible with you.
I have had same problem.. and my work said it wasn't their problem they ran on a schedule period no delays .. we as working moms depend on school buses I didnt want my kids bused when a school was 10 min away I HAD NO CHOICE IN IT because of the SCHOOL DISTRICTS RULES to bus kids .. I thought it was a STUPID idea than and I still think it is...
@@debbiebalnaves4842 You can still take them to school in your vehicle. The school district cannot legally force you to have your child take the bus. So long as your child does not miss school.
Wow, really you're lucky. I worked for a major fortune 500 company for many years that wouldn't accommodate schedules , unless you're like a manager or higher up. Schedules are based on business need. So if they need u there at 6am or until 6pm, whatever time the schedules are, that's when u need to be there, regardless if u have kids to take to school. Which is why I had to spend thousands over the years in childcare at my sons school ,to be able to drop him off before school and pick him up a couple hours after school ended, but not all schools have this nor can all parents afford this.
Ye I remember my school bus came 20 minutes late and one time my bus showed up 1 to 2 hours late due to the bus failure as they had to bring another one and I missed almost 2 of my first lessons
@@stinkstink69 nope, it's not like that. They just come to my house and I waited inside. Also I would take a taxi instead of waiting but it's expensive as heck, $20 in my currency just to go to school. I live in UAE
I live in Canada and on one of the coldest days of the year the bus was almost an hour late. The new bus driver said that she couldn’t see which street to turn onto because the sun was blinding her. She spent 45 minutes driving up and down the same road. Most kids had left by that time but both my parents started work really early and I had no one else to drive me and the roads were way to dangerous to walk to school. It was around -30 and I was lucky I didn’t get frostbite. I’m just glad I was in middle school by that time and not a little kid.
This is not an isolated thing happens all the time. Kids bus has arrived after school has already started more than once. It's because there aren't enough busses and they often have to bus multiple schools on the same bus
@@shirin8609 How is it unexpected? When I was in school my bus came usually about 5-10 minutes late, but at least once or twice a week it would come 20-30 minutes late. (Which didn't make me late for school since our school district shared busses with a couple other school districts nearby and our buses dropped us off for school ridiculously early, but it did mean being out in the cold in weather where you could get frostbite if you weren't careful). I'd think it's probably less common for buses to be consistently on time than for them to frequently come late
@@SC-wk2mt Holy crap! That's not normal, at all. It sounds like there was a serious lack of oversight when it came to your bus route and the one in this clip.
Same exact thing happened to me 20 years ago. I ended up getting up earlier and driving them to school everyday. Ya it was a pain but I did what I had to
@@RazerTheDuck I live in the hood where people get shot all the time . I’ve been walking my lil sister to school every since I was 8 all she needs to do is to teach her sons how to walk across the street and be aware of their surroundings and keep a phone on them
She was constantly late to work. You can't be late constantly and expect to keep your job. I understand its not the mothers fault but its also not fair to the company she works for for her to constantly be late. Companies need people they can rely on.
There are lots of jobs that dont allow tardiness. My fiancé works in a factory and he isnt allowed to be late more than twice a year or he'll be fired. Most places dont give af about your home life.
I don't really understand. I was left alone at the bus stop. My mom went to work and waved goodbye. This mom should sue her job for firing her due to something out of her control.
No she shouldn‘t. If she‘s late EVERY DAY, maybe just try not being late instead of screaming how unfair that is. Those kids are old enough to wait for the bus on their own, so either you want to be with your children and get yourself another job, or you want the one you have and start it at the time you and your employer agreed on.
@@Gus__ I‘m not a boomer and that was a wrong application of that phrase. I was stating well known facts and not whining about stuff my own generation fucked up.
@@blacky_Ninja Hey boomer, if she's not there to make sure they get on the bus how the fuck is she supposed drive them to school if the bus doesn't come.
@@riel8428 There‘s a magical little Box, where you can press buttons and it does things, so you can hear and speak to people that aren’t standing directly next to you. Some people call it ✨a cellphone✨ And if they can’t afford that, then there’s an old, old method called ✨going back home and use the telephone✨ I‘m sure the kids are smart enough to do that.
That’s why kids should go to school in their district. Trying to bus these kids 30 minutes away with unpredictable traffic in a city like that, there’s no way that bus will be there the same time every day. That’s unfortunate. I hope she found a better job.
My bus back in junior high was constantly late by at least 5 minutes, to the point where that could be considered to be the official time. After moving up to highschool, the bus was late by 5+ minutes maybe 2-3 times a year.
I'd consider a 10 minute window of arrival a pretty consistent and reasonable window. Especially with how long some of these routes are. They cant control traffic. But leaving a stop when you know you're early is pretty scummy.
Wow.this ridiculous.this is not fair to her that she had to lose her job.this happens to plenty of children too.the buses in the morning are always ridiculous late.like sometimes my bus would come late and plus it’s winter Too.these buses need to stop doing this to these students.it’s not fair to them.why should kids be standing out in the freezing cold.that’s how kids could get sick.
Lesson: how the fuck do you end up as a single mom of FOUR? Although being 5 minutes late is a silly excuse to fire someone. Timings don't seem to apply for some reason while leaving the office.
You dont have children ..... They are small enough to be overpowered by some sicko stuffed in a van and never seen again...... And if you do have children I will pray for them
My bus would almost always be 20 minutes late. I’d show up late to class constantly. But sometime, SOMETIMES, they would show up EARLY and almost everyone at the stop would miss the bus that day because they can’t manage any form of consistency
When I was in 8th grade, I dealt with a period where the school bus often never came, or came so extraordinarily late that I would have to call family. It was honestly a scary experience because before my bus would come when it was on time, my parents would both already leave for work. Fortunately my grandmother lived in town and either she would take me to school, or she'd get my uncle who was often in town to take me, but it was still a massive headache and I'd always have to wait for my grandma or uncle to pick me up after several minutes. This meant I would obviously be late to school and was stuck at my house until one of them could come. Fortunately the extra time at my house gave me an excuse back during these times in 2013 and 2014 to play Animal Crossing: New Leaf. :P
I had the same problem during the same school year, except I was in fifth grade (last year of elementary school). In November 2013, the bus driver we had quit and found a new job. From November to January, the bus in the morning never showed up on time once. Not even once. The very least was 10 minutes late. About 10-15 times it was more than 35 minutes and mom would have to drive my friend and I into school since we had a substitute driver who ended up having to do extra runs everyday, and the other elementary school he drove for was on the other side of town. Thankfully we got a new driver two months later, she was very nice and actually gave us cookies at the end of the year.
@@TheDel4873 Wow. One time during that year, my school bus, because it never came, and I had to wait on my uncle, I ended up almost entirely missing my English class.
This is the quality of the people running the public education system. They do not care, and they will never care. The kids are never in their best interest.
This is more common than you think. They show up when they get ready as if parents don't have a job. You don"t hear as much because many parent make up the hours, have understanding bosses or jobs are flexible.
My bus was rarely late. And the few times it was. My bus driver apologized and said it was cause because the usual bus we rode on wouldn't start (usually happened in winter, when it was really cold). And only a few times was it early.
I was one of the very last stops as a kid. That driver was great, Only ran late when weather or the bus had a bad day. And we'd know about the bus having a bad day because we'd be greeted by a Conventional Nose International instead of the COE BlueBird. Now the only time I'm on a bus is for the county fair - Them Thomasbilt Safe-T-Liner C2 buses are nicer than that old BlueBird. For me, it was 3 blocks to the school. But dad worked Swing shift and was dead asleep by the time we were getting up for school and mom didnt drive back then. She's only been licensed for about 4 or 5 years now. Once I turned 8 I started cycling to school on most days. Ran the wheels off that old 6-speed Next Lynx bicycle. Replaced that with a womens' frame Next Avalon, rode that thing to a retirement at 3800 miles, replaced that with another Avalon (men's frame), and replaced that with a 2015 Breezer Uptown EX. That Breezer barely has 200 miles on it now. So much for using the heck out of a $500 7 speed hybrid city bike.
This is why I would consider walking to school (if it is nearby), driving to school, or even better, have someone give you a ride to school (except for the bus driver)
my bus consistantly came 10 minutes late every day but every once in a while it came on time but i would miss it because i would be expecting the normal time. It was so annoying.
This seems like a problem for her boss, not the bus company. You can’t expect a bus to always be there at the exact minute they are scheduled to arrive. Never know what could happen on the road that delays them.
@@tomv5988 it legit said they went to an elementary school. they very well could be in a dangerous neighborhood where waiting outside for a long time isnt safe.
the world is harsh now adays....my aunt walked my cousin to the bus stop everyday...and the day she didnt...someone shot her oldest son when he tried to save her lil girl(8) from being kidnapped AT THE BUS STOP
My bus drivers have to pick up multiple schools every morning and some students are late to the bus, meaning the bus driver normally waits like fifteen seconds. This adds up a lot. It’s also why bus drivers are late coming to the school in the afternoon. It’s not always the bus drivers fault.
@@MadaiuYsnahc a good bus driver arrives to the yard with enough time to handle any issues that may come up with the bus. No excuses to be delayed or late ever.
@@BNSFfan2373 Yeah, that's not true. If there is a problem with the bus it has to go to the shop. Drivers have no control over how long the shop will take to do whatever needs to be done. If the driver has to be assigned a temporary bus, they have no way of knowing how long that will take either. I can tell that you're not a bus driver who works for a private bus company based on your response.
@@MadaiuYsnahc yeah, it is true. The spare bus should not take long to get ready either. Your right, im a trucker and I arrive to the yard early every morning with plenty of extra time to do my pre trip, address any issues or get a spare truck if needed and still depart on time, like a professional who takes his job seriously does. There are very very very few reasons as to why being late is acceptable. Being late is rude and disrespectful and shows you do not care about your job, customers or passengers.
I’ve never seen a public school district use a private bus company. Every school district I’ve seen use their own busses and the drivers work for them.
That's something that a lot of school districts can't afford. It costs in the millions of dollars to have their own buses and employ the bus drivers themselves, so unless property taxes bring in a lot of money for the school (i.e. it's a more affluent area), school districts will normally contract with a bus company, and the same bus company will serve multiple schools/districts. In my experience what you're describing is way less common than school districts contracting with a bus company
@Steve Austin The US is build for cars. The Netherlands is build for cyclists. I used to cycle 15 min to elementary and 30 to high school. Not only the bike ride's are shorter, but also the locations are better. There isn't a big divide between shops, housing and schools. Basically nearly everyone is 20 min away from an elementary school. The kids that are too far take public transport.
Blame the bus company for your work issues. If the bus is always late and you are on thin ice for being consonantly late for work, and you have a car, just drive them to school yourself and then go to work.
The school is 30 minutes away so she would have to leave before 7am to guarantee the kids would be at school around 7:30am and who knows if the school is even open yet and then then she would have speed back another 30 minutes to hopefully get to work and not deal with traffic issues. The mother also said they need the money so who is going to pay the gas for her new 1 hour drive five days a week to the school. And if she can’t afford a reliable car then what?
My bus driver was always late. One time he completely drove past us at my stop and I had to call the bus transport to get him to come back. We were over an hour late for school and he made the excuse that he couldn’t “see us” despite being on an open street. He ended up getting fired for repeated offenses like this
Okay..that solves the bus problem. What about the mother getting her job back?
Why on earth would she want to go back to the job she just humiliated on TV?
well she needs some sort of income! Sue the bus!
This is going to sound crazy but why doesn't she get a different job? And she should have picked a school that is in walking distance.
@@DisneyCruiseShip sounds like victim blamming
@@DisneyCruiseShip No, it's going to sound like you haven't the faintest idea what it's like to be working poor. You think she had her pick of jobs and she chose the one she liked best? You also clearly have no idea about segregation in schools in the USA. The news report mentioned the bussing is because of a "transfer program" so her kids can go to a BETTER school than the one that may be within "walking distance" of where she can afford to live (in the USA, schools are funded by property taxes, which is nuts, but which means rich white neighbourhoods get better schools than poor black ones)
Seriously, pick up a book once in a while.
As a bus driver in Minnesota, I picked up the kids at the same time everyday. The only time I was late was bad weather or when the bus broke down. Something is wrong with the driver if the bus is late all the time.
Yeah homie parked around the corner smoking some weed that's what it takes these days to deal with these little bastards
@@fatdabs7379 lmao
@@JKiler1 james I will tell you that you are more than wrong. First off schools actually amend the times school buses should be around + and the drivers actually account for the distance and time via the district. The second point I should make towards you is that why are you pushing a political agenda in a problem which doesn't need it and you have no expertise on?
@@JKiler1 did you not even read what I wrote? I quite litterally said schools amend the scheduling of buses based on the route. The fact that you avoided listing and are saying I did not prove shows that you are living an echo chamber and have no way of defending yourself if your poorly defended point (which by the way shouldn't even be here) is contested. next time please do actual research ( looking at articles that show both sides , reading up neutral articles , and looking up general facts) before making assumptions.
@@JKiler1 here you want a citation on what school officials do when it comes to buses..guide.saferoutesinfo.org/school_bus_locations/determining_school_bus_stop_locations.cfm
This is an entire one that the us follows there are also many ordinances in cities and many district specific amendments to these which add more rules for planning
"But why were they late"
"UHHOWWUHHHUUOOUWHHSJOABDKBSIS"
Thanks for clearing that up chief.
I found the news article.
“The mechanic had to do a little bit of work on it before I left the lot because it wasn't driving right."
That's exactly what I heard, as well. 🤣
🤣spot on!
> pepe pfp
> disparaging towards PoC
Every fucking time.
@@aapzehrsteurer9000 if you look at a frog and think of PoC, that probably says more about you than it does about him
not arriving AT ALL is NOT out of the drvers control
the engine could be broken down half way to the stop. So that could be a reason why
@@KaedeAnimation but it happened more than once
Yes he was constantly arriving late
@@911opper8 my school bus driver are late too and sometimes not arriving at my stop at all.
So I said to my self I'm gonna drive a BMW to my school.
@@KaedeAnimation yeah, bc everyone in the world has that option 👍🏼 awesome advice
“But, why were they late?”
*Loud bus engine sounds.*
Ah, so that’s why.
Exactly Lmaoo I couldn’t hear what he said at all
Oh thank god it wasn’t just me who couldn’t understand
I couldn't hear much either. I think it was about "having other jobs to do. That's how bus drivers work".
I found the article.
“The mechanic had to do a little bit of work on it before I left the lot because it wasn't driving right."
@@jeremywoods770 You’re a legend.
She should sue the crap out of the bus company.
for what? busing is a privilege, not a right and in most places not a law for regular students.
@@ryanbarker5217 it still got her fired so the school district should be liable.
@@scotthayes5933 i get that she says she got fired, but getting your kids to school is ultimately the parent's job.
her better options would be to contact other parents and have them take her kids to school, too, have a friend or granny wait with the kids, take the kids to school herself, arrange to drop the kids off at a different stop, or just have the kids wait on their own, i mean, damn, quit coddling your spawn cuz none of them are babies.
she just doesn't have a lawsuit, as frustrating as that may be. adulting is hard sometimes! she wants her kids to go to a better school, but that involves transfers and quite a distance.
the shitty third party school bus company (it's usually first student in these kinds of stories) didn't get her fired, her lack of figuring her alternatives out did. it's the typical victim mentality.
as an aside, i'm a sub school bus driver and i'm consistently late because of several reasons. traffic, trains, stop lights, road construction, kids who forgot their mask, kids i have to wait on as they run out their front door, and the fact my route sheet accounts for none of that and operates under the assumption i'm able to teleport from one stop to another. on paper, i have one route that begins three minutes before my previous route is scheduled to end!
there obviously is a window i'm supposed to be there, and 15 minutes is beyond that, but given everything we have to do it just is what it is. these guys don't want to be late, they're not stopping for coffee, it just sounds like there are a lot of variables out of the driver's control especially if you have to meander through a city.
Exactly
I had the same problem last year. I hated it that I was late 1 hour to school and I missed the first class . The bus company was Southland. It was a small bus. They should cancel the small buses out because they are a waste money.
no decent human being boss would ever fire someone over this.
and not all bosses are decent human beings unfortunately
that's america
Some places don’t care about your excuses
@Baka Matai no business in America owns slaves. Not a single person was ever forced to work where they do and the only ones that can’t simply quit are only those under contract, which they voluntarily signed. Besides, if every business paid what you might consider a “living wage”, the vast majority of the businesses forking over the extra pay would start hemorrhaging money and go under. Perhaps you don’t understand profit margins. So here’s an example:
Worldwide, Walmart has about 2.3 million employees that, adjusted for US dollars, make an average of $12 per hour and 32 hours per week. Walmart sells an average of $499 billion in merchandise per year, but after taking into account payroll, cost of goods and overhead, their net profit only amounts to about $9.8 billion per year. If that was divided among all Walmart employees with zero profit to the shareholders, the average wage would be $14.56 per hour. And since most people clamor for $15 per hour as their standard of a “living wage”, yes, even Walmart cannot afford to pay a “living wage” to all employees
@@nicholasselke5214 You really took that slave thing literally huh.. People can be slave drivers even if they have no slaves.
I would have sued the bus company for making her lose her job
@Freddie Boom Boom Washington that’s easy for you to say lol
why not her ex husband lmao
@Freddie Boom Boom Washington it could be traffic problems and she can't help it
She should’ve left the kids out there so they can get to school or make them walk that’s making men out of them.
@Freddie Boom Boom Washington Your name and your comment confirm my suspicions of you being a total dumbass. Maybe take your nonsense somewhere else, bud.
Reminder for everyone saying “she should sue” that lawsuits are expensive and she now has no job which would make it impractical to initiate a long lawsuit like this one would end up being. Also she doesn’t have much of a grounds for a law suit imo anyway so through all those expenses she would only lose money probably.
She should set up a gofundme while this is new and fresh to get the cash to sue.
There are attorney that do take cases that pay based on the settlements although they do take a substantial part of it because the attorney does pay out of pocket for everything and it may take a long time before it's settled.
Edit: She can also sue for attorney fees on top of that.
Of course they will investigate her job as well because getting fired from a job for being late because of school bus problems really don't seem to add up to why they fired her it but could be in addition to why they fired her. For example, if she opens the place of work and she's late... The business looses money and other workers are left waiting as well. Until knowing all the variables it would he hard to say if she can sue AND most importantly can she WIN. Otherwise it would be pointless if she can't win.
@@iaminevitable936 she can’t win. She clearly looks like a meth addict.
You do realize most lawyers will take clear cut cases probono, right?
No job? No problem. The lawyer only gets paid if she wins. Now that she has no job, she can hang out all day in the lawyer's office.
That is a stupid reason to fire someone
Some employers are just jerks-Have you seen "Horrible Bosses"? Her ex-boss could be one of them!
Here is the other thing. Some states are at-will employment states and don't have to give a reason to fire you. In this case the company had no right to fire her. She has a kid and stuff happens. But once they are off to school then mom can get to work.
that's a stupid reason to be always late tbh
the kids are old enough to catch the bus on their own
she apparently has a car so she could drop them off herself
etc etc
@@pitbul2877 if a chid isn’t above a certain age an responsible adult has to be with them until it comes.
@@pitbul2877 First, it's not safe for the kids to be left alone and second, what if the bus doesn't show up at all? It has happened
Can’t imagine nowdays with the virus how many people not only had lost their job but left it for the kids
@Made by 4783 and..?
@Made by 4783 Dead
@Made by 4783 thats why they said nowadays
@Made by 4783 ok boomer millnieum falcon thing
People lost their jobs because the government shut everything down, covid wouldn't have changed a thing, it would be like H1N1, people could have gone out. But this world is full of weaklings.. who can't assume the risk we've assumed for a thousand years, going outside into the real-world.
Sounds like she was really put in a rough spot. Really messed up that they will just not show up at all sometimes forcing her to leave work
This is one of the dumbest reasons to fire someone! Employees DO have families and other obligations that they need to attend to outside of work.
Not in corporate America. You get a job it has to be 100% focus on it or they call you worthless and drop you.
From my experience pre pandemic. Haven't worked since. Not worth being walked on anymore.
@@Leviatiemily No kidding. I was not even told how to do a part of my job and they got rid of me for it. Train me, teach me and I will do the job well. Thats the trouble with a lot of corporate companies. No one is willing to train anymore.
If she can't get to work on time and fulfill her end of the contractual obligation, thr employer has every right to fire her and find someone who can. Employers are not obligated to take care of your mistakes.
@@Shockkings0714 Do you have kids? Stuff happens and most employers understand. Its not the ladies fault her kids bus never comes or is late. It is not a safe neighborhood to be leaving them there alone. Have some compassion.
She's iron mom. Such amazing dedication
You are everywhere
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@@luck0158 no
Ikr?
Shut up ray mak
We have a bus driver who LEAVS the school like 4 minutes before most classes dismiss (floors dismiss at a slightly different time because of covid) , literally leaving kids behind for no reason, and instead of telling the bus driver to be competent and look at the time, they were telling the students who ride that bus to leave early
Who was telling the kids to leave early before dismissal?
@@nancyomalley9959 for the first day nobody and the bus left early the next few days it was said over announcements to leave early to catch that bus, but no actual reason for why he was leaving early.
Haha I remember when I was in middle school we would get to leave early the people on the higher floors to not miss the bus, but of course you needed proof at the beginning of the school year that you were talking a bus, the good old memories
@@cosmic_rain9417 I mean, you get to leave school earlier. That sounds like a win to me.
@@aaronmontgomery2055 no the 8 people who ride that bus get to leave early
Translation: - The bus driver said the bus is too slow and he needs a yellow Lamborghini Diablo to pick up the kids.
😂😂
Drug test that driver he looks burned out.
@Mexican Doggo He didn’t ask a question. And he also wants to know the answer. Wtf are you talking about
Ok Karen
@Mexican Doggo ok boomer
@Mexican Doggo It is a figure of speech correctly applied in this instance! Relax and don’t get flustered by things around you.
@Mexican Doggo like hell you don’t look into the background of the employees, regardless if you’re short staffed.
It would be FAR worse to have a bus driver whose driving impaired crash and kill children than having to deal with driver shortages.
And this is in no way looking a gift horse in the mouth.
It’s more like taking an old mare to a vet and putting it down if it’s terminally ill.
People these days don’t really understand the chain reaction they could cause when they don’t do their jobs. Others will become victims of one’s irresponsibility and more often than not, they’re the ones who gets blamed for something they didn’t do or can’t control.
So the traffic wreck which held up the bus one day is too blame. Road crews working on a traffic signal light held up the bus another day is to blame. The bus company didn't get a substitute driver scheduled in time another day is to blame. Every kid who was not standing there waiting on the bus but made the bus wait for the kid to get out of the house and walk up to the bus is to blame. Sounds like everyone else is to blame.
She's not a victim. She has her own car. Get the kids ready and out of the house, into the car, drive the kids to school, drop them off and then drive her to work! Why bother to wait for the stupid bus if it's often late. She should bring the kids to school herself. If she had done that, she could have kept her job!
@@moonbear5929 maybe they have different routes come on
@@hay0099 Doesn't matter. If it's a matter of losing your job, you do what you can to keep that job! I say again, She's NOT a "victim"!
Outrageous!
News crew: this bus is running late as is, lets try to get an interview out of the driver.
Lo I was thinking the same thing.
Here you have a story of a chronically late bus driver, and instead of interviewing him at the end of the day at the bus garage or something you interview him at a bus stop during the school day.
Why does it say P.M. I thought school started in the A.M. 🤣
The news crew made a mistake
Black people do not know how to tell time.
Junomaster I hope you don’t mean that in a “black people are dumb” way but lowkey, when u be inviting people to your house for 5, no one come till 7😂
@@Junomaster2006 Dumbass.
Ha, good catch!
Easy, the school bus company hire the mom. Problem solved.
Dount she has the certs to drive a bus
@vMystjc Dumbass they are the same thing
@vMystjc You need to be certified in it by the company and DMV
@vMystjc "Licensed" if we're arguing semantics. To be a school bus driver, one needs a CDL (class B and/or C) with 'P' and 'S' endorsements.
@vMystjc literal semantics. Its a synonym.
Bruh I had some days where my bus was a whole hour late. Like bruh.
How is that allowed💀💀💀
Same.
That is what was happening with this bus-And the bus company refuses to even acknowledge their incompetence
Damn😂
Bro same, like what are y’all doing.😂😂
I can relate to the kids about a late school bus. My bus didn't have a driver when I wrnt into 11th grade, so I was put onto another and the driver had to drive a double route. My bus is supposed to come at 8:25, but some times, the bus didn't come until 9. Another time when I was in 10th grade, I had a different driver that was out on medical leave due to surgery, so we had a substitute. There was 8 of us at a stop and we stood there for 30 minutes. I called the school and they transferred me to transportation. They said our bus picks up at 7:50 when we didnt get picked up until 8:20. I even spoke to the person who drove and we were furious. We waited another 20 minutes until we decided to walk to school, which is about a 4 mile walk. We spent over an hour walking to school and we didnt even get there until 10:30, which ment we had to walk an hour and a half. I complained to my teacher because my legs were throbbing and killing me and he took me to the office and complained about how me and my friends at the bus stop had to put ourselves in danger to get to school. My dad eventually heard about it too and he called the board of education, which resulted to the substitute to not drive for our high school anymore.
same @RAWsawXp but for me it wasn't that my bus didn't have a bus driver (cuz it did) but she would always show up late and i would sometimes have to wait in the cold for more than a hour (like until 8:40-9 ish and that's if she came but if she didn't i would have to walk to school which is a good 20 minutes away from where i live). everything was solved out tho cuz we ended out getting a new bus driver who would show up SUPER early and would leave us behind if we weren't at our stop (which wasn't really a problem for me cuz i would show up early anyway). i called transportation multiple times too and they were pretty helpful actually and would sometimes send other buses to pick us up if our assigned bus driver didn't show up (which was pretty common for her like i mentioned). my mom was pissed tho cuz she said it wasn't good for my health to be waiting outside with heavy winds for a long period of time but my school didn't care when she went to complain.
Wtf our first bell rings at 9am in highschool
@@tommyboy256 ours too actually but my regular pick up time was at like at 8:10
@@tommyboy256 damn lucky my first bell is 720
@@tommyboy256 well, ours did too. But we just had a ton of bus issues when she was out for surgery. Didnt have her back for 3 months-
The boss wanted to fire her and got perfect excuse
She has the ability to take her children to school but she relied on someome who is "always late". Ya i would look for someone who could put 2 and 2.
@@spaceygnat19908 Just cause she has the ability too doesnt mean its the best thing for the family taking your kids to school in a car diverts a ton of time away from a job that parents have to spend at to pay for thier food and shelter
@@newsance2u ? Best thing for the family? bro she lost her job. There is also such thing called a car pool. I guess only good parents are willing to go the extra mile to help there kids.
Edit: wake up early omg so revolutionary if she wakes up 10-20 minutes it might actually give her more time to get them to the school and then go to work.
She seems like a awesome mom!
My bus was so late, I mean once it was 20 minuets late, so we all had to drive to school, and I got in trouble with my teacher because I “wasn’t at my desk when the bell rang”
If your teacher marked you tardy, then your parents need to speak to the principal so that s/he can tell the teacher that it's not your fault if you're late
@@nancyomalley9959 that was a few years ago
I remember on my trip to school id take the train to the stop closest to my school, and there the bus would pick us up and drive us to school, it made a 15-25 minute walk into a 5 minute bus ride, it usually left right on time, but occasionally it would be 10 or so minutes late (still better to wait for the bus) but occasionally it just wouldn't show up at all, and so we did the long walk after waiting for a while in hopes it was just late, winding up us arriving a good 15-20 minutes late to our 1 hour classes - luckily though a couple of teachers took the train bus also and they'd give us notes to show our teachers
Why didn't you decide to drive anyway?
@@tinytt854 it was Minnesota, in the middle of winter. So we thought that it would be better to take a bus rather than a car
She doesn't have stand there with them until the bus arrives. That oldest boy is big enough to look after them for a few minutes.
Okay but it’s literally look like it’s on a high way and u alr know about creeps
If the bus doesn’t come though I don’t think the oldest boy can drive them to school
@@mmj546 it's across from the highway on a road
Sure, but what if the bus doesn't show? Apparently that's part of the problem.
You'll be surprised of how many kids get kidnapped and killed over that stuff
That one kid is old enough to mind his siblings.
That's what I was thinking.
But is he old enough to drive them to school when the bus doesn't arrive?
Is he old enough to be able to defend his little bros when there's creeps?
No
I’m thinking that since they ride the short bus they might all have cognitive disabilities, or atleast that’s what it means in my state.
@@gonnagohate3230
It‘s not like ‚creeps‘ instantly appear when they smell children without an adult.
They are three, can scream for help, and probably know the way back to their home if the bus doesn‘t arrive.
For emergencys they should also have a cell phone to call someone.
It‘s really not that hard.
The child laws in your country are so strict. If she leaves those kids by themselves am sure CPS would take them from her. Like that mum who was working and had left her kids at the hotel room where she worked. It is choosing between keeping the kids and getting fired.
This is silly to me...buses are rarely on time. The real issue is her job. They should have just told her to come in 30min to an hour later for work so that she is on time. I've never worked anywhere that won't accomodate a mom's schedule.
I agree. I used to be a school bus driver and it's difficult to be on time because traffic, lights, mechanical problems, previous drivers leaving messes, and many other things can make a driver late to the stop. She should ask her job for some accommodations so she could get her kids to school before her work day begins.
Unfortunately, your job doesn't have to accomadate anyone. Its a luxury if you find a job that will.
If you just started (under 6 months) or you are a temp.. There is a 99% chance they won't be flexible with you.
I have had same problem.. and my work said it wasn't their problem they ran on a schedule period no delays .. we as working moms depend on school buses I didnt want my kids bused when a school was 10 min away I HAD NO CHOICE IN IT because of the SCHOOL DISTRICTS RULES to bus kids .. I thought it was a STUPID idea than and I still think it is...
@@debbiebalnaves4842 You can still take them to school in your vehicle. The school district cannot legally force you to have your child take the bus. So long as your child does not miss school.
Wow, really you're lucky. I worked for a major fortune 500 company for many years that wouldn't accommodate schedules , unless you're like a manager or higher up. Schedules are based on business need. So if they need u there at 6am or until 6pm, whatever time the schedules are, that's when u need to be there, regardless if u have kids to take to school. Which is why I had to spend thousands over the years in childcare at my sons school ,to be able to drop him off before school and pick him up a couple hours after school ended, but not all schools have this nor can all parents afford this.
Hope that lady got her job back and got a lawyer to
Ye I remember my school bus came 20 minutes late and one time my bus showed up 1 to 2 hours late due to the bus failure as they had to bring another one and I missed almost 2 of my first lessons
wait so did you just wait at the bus stop for 2 hours?
@@stinkstink69 Ik like wtf this man waited 2 hours outside to go to school. I woulda quit after 15 mins
You Find That Bad But I Find It Fun 🤪
@@stinkstink69 nope, it's not like that. They just come to my house and I waited inside. Also I would take a taxi instead of waiting but it's expensive as heck, $20 in my currency just to go to school. I live in UAE
@@wildk5367 inside*
Did anyone else notice the typo? Instead of A.M, they put P.M 😂😂😂
lol they be finishing school at like 3 am? 💀
everybody gangsta till its not a typo
That’s the black education system for ya.
I live in Canada and on one of the coldest days of the year the bus was almost an hour late. The new bus driver said that she couldn’t see which street to turn onto because the sun was blinding her. She spent 45 minutes driving up and down the same road. Most kids had left by that time but both my parents started work really early and I had no one else to drive me and the roads were way to dangerous to walk to school. It was around -30 and I was lucky I didn’t get frostbite. I’m just glad I was in middle school by that time and not a little kid.
This is not an isolated thing happens all the time. Kids bus has arrived after school has already started more than once. It's because there aren't enough busses and they often have to bus multiple schools on the same bus
This was a bus specifically meant for one school so no the bus driver is at fault
It really doesn't happen all the time though. This was an error on the bus drivers part.
@@coraldiamond1922 sounds like MULTIPLE errors on his part.
Any job willing to fire you over this is NOT worth keeping. Guaranteed you can find another
Maybe her boss thought she was lying? It's quite unexpected for the school bus to be so consistently late.
@@shirin8609 How is it unexpected? When I was in school my bus came usually about 5-10 minutes late, but at least once or twice a week it would come 20-30 minutes late. (Which didn't make me late for school since our school district shared busses with a couple other school districts nearby and our buses dropped us off for school ridiculously early, but it did mean being out in the cold in weather where you could get frostbite if you weren't careful). I'd think it's probably less common for buses to be consistently on time than for them to frequently come late
@@SC-wk2mt Holy crap! That's not normal, at all. It sounds like there was a serious lack of oversight when it came to your bus route and the one in this clip.
1:10 Wait a minute, what time do they start school now? 8 PM? When do they get off school, like 2 AM?
I think that was meant to say a.m
good catch lol
nah 3 am
@@michaelmccartney4870 nah
That's one of the reasons I clicked on this video. Lol.
Same exact thing happened to me 20 years ago. I ended up getting up earlier and driving them to school everyday. Ya it was a pain but I did what I had to
Poor woman. This is unacceptable. I hope she got reimbursed and has a job again.
Why not take her kids early
@Jane Cat3 it said in the video that when the bus doesn’t come she drives them to school
That is possibly the most poorly edited news package I've ever seen
Yeah, I hate it when they try to make the mother the victim when her job had every right to fire her.
“The mechanic had to do a little bit of work on it before I left the lot because it wasn't driving right."
Y didn't she just have the oldest watch his 2 younger brothers
I like your thinking, but its the U.S.
She probably isn't the only one this has happened to though. Not everyone has older kids to watch their younger siblings.
@@RazerTheDuck I live in the hood where people get shot all the time . I’ve been walking my lil sister to school every since I was 8 all she needs to do is to teach her sons how to walk across the street and be aware of their surroundings and keep a phone on them
And what happens if the bus doesn't come at all?
She said they all go to elementary school so maybe thats why
I would give that woman a raise if I was the boss. She just proved that she's a dedicated mother.
First student is a horrible system!
What kind of Boss does she have firing her for something she can't control,I wouldn't work for him grouch!
her boss probaly accued her for lying
She was constantly late to work. You can't be late constantly and expect to keep your job. I understand its not the mothers fault but its also not fair to the company she works for for her to constantly be late. Companies need people they can rely on.
@@mitchellspears4626 still its also the drivers fault. Maybe dhe should conseder driving them to school. Or it may be too far from work
There are lots of jobs that dont allow tardiness. My fiancé works in a factory and he isnt allowed to be late more than twice a year or he'll be fired. Most places dont give af about your home life.
@@moondancer7993 Twice a year? Out of 364 days? Definitely a candidate for "Worst Boss" along with this mom's boss
I don't really understand. I was left alone at the bus stop. My mom went to work and waved goodbye. This mom should sue her job for firing her due to something out of her control.
No she shouldn‘t.
If she‘s late EVERY DAY, maybe just try not being late instead of screaming how unfair that is.
Those kids are old enough to wait for the bus on their own, so either you want to be with your children and get yourself another job, or you want the one you have and start it at the time you and your employer agreed on.
@@blacky_Ninja ok boomer
@@Gus__
I‘m not a boomer and that was a wrong application of that phrase.
I was stating well known facts and not whining about stuff my own generation fucked up.
@@blacky_Ninja Hey boomer, if she's not there to make sure they get on the bus how the fuck is she supposed drive them to school if the bus doesn't come.
@@riel8428
There‘s a magical little Box, where you can press buttons and it does things, so you can hear and speak to people that aren’t standing directly next to you.
Some people call it ✨a cellphone✨
And if they can’t afford that, then there’s an old, old method called
✨going back home and use the telephone✨
I‘m sure the kids are smart enough to do that.
That’s why kids should go to school in their district. Trying to bus these kids 30 minutes away with unpredictable traffic in a city like that, there’s no way that bus will be there the same time every day. That’s unfortunate. I hope she found a better job.
My bus back in junior high was constantly late by at least 5 minutes, to the point where that could be considered to be the official time. After moving up to highschool, the bus was late by 5+ minutes maybe 2-3 times a year.
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Yep 😂
my bus was late to school every day- i was 20 minutes late on the first day of school because the bus always took random stops, arrived late, etc
She should sue the crap out of the school bus company
I'd consider a 10 minute window of arrival a pretty consistent and reasonable window. Especially with how long some of these routes are. They cant control traffic. But leaving a stop when you know you're early is pretty scummy.
Thank you. The first reasonable response.
Who honestly arrives at 7 in the evening? The office will be closed already! 10 mins late is one thing, but not 10 hours. Get real.
Never heard of a school bus coming at 7:31PM
Ha, I didn’t even notice that 😂
Unless it’s a night school🤷🏽♀️
@@kennedi7111 there’s no buses in night school
They meant AM.
Consistantly 15 minutes late is unacceptable
My bus came 1 hour late once
The school bus driver should be fired and the mom should get a raise
Wow.this ridiculous.this is not fair to her that she had to lose her job.this happens to plenty of children too.the buses in the morning are always ridiculous late.like sometimes my bus would come late and plus it’s winter Too.these buses need to stop doing this to these students.it’s not fair to them.why should kids be standing out in the freezing cold.that’s how kids could get sick.
wear a jacket
@@scrapmanindustries not everyone can afford a jacket
They have a schedule too
@@HeyBoss-ve9hg Is moving one employee’s shift over 30 min too hard? lol
Lesson: how the fuck do you end up as a single mom of FOUR?
Although being 5 minutes late is a silly excuse to fire someone. Timings don't seem to apply for some reason while leaving the office.
My bus is always 5-10 minutes late every day and we never get to eat breakfast at school
Why did she not just leave them in the bus stop they look old enough to be by them selfs
I think if the kid is in Elementary school the parent has to be there.
@@iseetrains not me in my elementary school you had to be at least 6
Depends on State laws...some States may require students to be of a certain age to be left unattended at a bus stop.
You dont have children ..... They are small enough to be overpowered by some sicko stuffed in a van and never seen again...... And if you do have children I will pray for them
I wish there was more parents like her who are actually concerned with their kids
7:31 P.M and 7:46 P.M how does that pass and make it on the news and you actually put it in your thumbnail too wow lol
dont have kids if you cant take care of them
Shame on her former job for not understanding.
My bus would almost always be 20 minutes late. I’d show up late to class constantly. But sometime, SOMETIMES, they would show up EARLY and almost everyone at the stop would miss the bus that day because they can’t manage any form of consistency
When I was in 8th grade, I dealt with a period where the school bus often never came, or came so extraordinarily late that I would have to call family. It was honestly a scary experience because before my bus would come when it was on time, my parents would both already leave for work. Fortunately my grandmother lived in town and either she would take me to school, or she'd get my uncle who was often in town to take me, but it was still a massive headache and I'd always have to wait for my grandma or uncle to pick me up after several minutes. This meant I would obviously be late to school and was stuck at my house until one of them could come.
Fortunately the extra time at my house gave me an excuse back during these times in 2013 and 2014 to play Animal Crossing: New Leaf. :P
I had the same problem during the same school year, except I was in fifth grade (last year of elementary school). In November 2013, the bus driver we had quit and found a new job. From November to January, the bus in the morning never showed up on time once. Not even once. The very least was 10 minutes late. About 10-15 times it was more than 35 minutes and mom would have to drive my friend and I into school since we had a substitute driver who ended up having to do extra runs everyday, and the other elementary school he drove for was on the other side of town. Thankfully we got a new driver two months later, she was very nice and actually gave us cookies at the end of the year.
@@TheDel4873 Wow. One time during that year, my school bus, because it never came, and I had to wait on my uncle, I ended up almost entirely missing my English class.
This is the quality of the people running the public education system. They do not care, and they will never care. The kids are never in their best interest.
maybe if mom could keep a man around...
I was the only one at my bus stop once and It was late so I just walked home and didn't go to class lol.
I would be 15 minutes early for my bus. There were times it wouldn't come at all.
This happened all the time since I was the only kid at the bus stop. They would constantly skip my stop.
Them kids look old enough to get to the bus and wait by themselves. Go to work.
I would almost bet there's more to this story.
Such as?
Lot of the times buses are late because nobody will sit down and shut up
This is more common than you think. They show up when they get ready as if parents don't have a job. You don"t hear as much because many parent make up the hours, have understanding bosses or jobs are flexible.
My bus was rarely late. And the few times it was. My bus driver apologized and said it was cause because the usual bus we rode on wouldn't start (usually happened in winter, when it was really cold). And only a few times was it early.
I was one of the very last stops as a kid. That driver was great, Only ran late when weather or the bus had a bad day. And we'd know about the bus having a bad day because we'd be greeted by a Conventional Nose International instead of the COE BlueBird. Now the only time I'm on a bus is for the county fair - Them Thomasbilt Safe-T-Liner C2 buses are nicer than that old BlueBird.
For me, it was 3 blocks to the school. But dad worked Swing shift and was dead asleep by the time we were getting up for school and mom didnt drive back then. She's only been licensed for about 4 or 5 years now. Once I turned 8 I started cycling to school on most days. Ran the wheels off that old 6-speed Next Lynx bicycle.
Replaced that with a womens' frame Next Avalon, rode that thing to a retirement at 3800 miles, replaced that with another Avalon (men's frame), and replaced that with a 2015 Breezer Uptown EX. That Breezer barely has 200 miles on it now. So much for using the heck out of a $500 7 speed hybrid city bike.
This is why I would consider walking to school (if it is nearby), driving to school, or even better, have someone give you a ride to school (except for the bus driver)
Thats only an option for people who have the privilege of doing that
@@merrymerry8495 i being picked up in a bus to the doorstep of corner of your house is the real privilege
Personally I like the solution of just teleporting to school. Honestly, it's the mothers fault for not teaching them how to teleport smh
my bus consistantly came 10 minutes late every day but every once in a while it came on time but i would miss it because i would be expecting the normal time. It was so annoying.
This seems like a problem for her boss, not the bus company. You can’t expect a bus to always be there at the exact minute they are scheduled to arrive. Never know what could happen on the road that delays them.
Bless her heart I hope she got her job back.😝
7:00 PM I'M NOT HAPPY 😡
That was supposed to say am it's a typo
hmm, I smell a lawsuit.
Schedule to work your job later. Not the first single mother to have to schedule around school issues. Cry baby.
When I was a elementary kid we waited at the bus stop. Didn't need parents holding hands
Those kids seem old enough to handle that. Obviously if they are kindergarten age then it's a different story.
@@tomv5988 it legit said they went to an elementary school. they very well could be in a dangerous neighborhood where waiting outside for a long time isnt safe.
the world is harsh now adays....my aunt walked my cousin to the bus stop everyday...and the day she didnt...someone shot her oldest son when he tried to save her lil girl(8) from being kidnapped AT THE BUS STOP
a bus driver with any common sense should be able to figure out how to be on time. "a delay at the yard" or some shit isnt a good reason.
My bus drivers have to pick up multiple schools every morning and some students are late to the bus, meaning the bus driver normally waits like fifteen seconds. This adds up a lot. It’s also why bus drivers are late coming to the school in the afternoon. It’s not always the bus drivers fault.
It wasn't a delay at the yard. A good bus driver doesn't drive a bus that is not safe to drive. That is a good reason for a bus driver to be late.
@@MadaiuYsnahc a good bus driver arrives to the yard with enough time to handle any issues that may come up with the bus. No excuses to be delayed or late ever.
@@BNSFfan2373 Yeah, that's not true. If there is a problem with the bus it has to go to the shop. Drivers have no control over how long the shop will take to do whatever needs to be done. If the driver has to be assigned a temporary bus, they have no way of knowing how long that will take either. I can tell that you're not a bus driver who works for a private bus company based on your response.
@@MadaiuYsnahc yeah, it is true. The spare bus should not take long to get ready either. Your right, im a trucker and I arrive to the yard early every morning with plenty of extra time to do my pre trip, address any issues or get a spare truck if needed and still depart on time, like a professional who takes his job seriously does. There are very very very few reasons as to why being late is acceptable. Being late is rude and disrespectful and shows you do not care about your job, customers or passengers.
I don't understand how you can just arrive at the right time it's so easy
I’ve never seen a public school district use a private bus company. Every school district I’ve seen use their own busses and the drivers work for them.
That's something that a lot of school districts can't afford. It costs in the millions of dollars to have their own buses and employ the bus drivers themselves, so unless property taxes bring in a lot of money for the school (i.e. it's a more affluent area), school districts will normally contract with a bus company, and the same bus company will serve multiple schools/districts. In my experience what you're describing is way less common than school districts contracting with a bus company
I was going to say that “people need to stop being petty”, until they said that it was like this every way.
It wasn’t petty. She lost her job over this
Wow
Why didn't she take it up with her employer?
Because EVERYTHING is always some damn school's fault.
School buses are freakin’ frustrating like that. Stressy stress stress stress
Imagine relying on bus for school, *laughs in Dutch while cycling to school*
@Steve Austin The US is build for cars. The Netherlands is build for cyclists. I used to cycle 15 min to elementary and 30 to high school. Not only the bike ride's are shorter, but also the locations are better. There isn't a big divide between shops, housing and schools. Basically nearly everyone is 20 min away from an elementary school. The kids that are too far take public transport.
Best condom commercial I’ve ever seen
Worst racist comment I have ever heard. People of all races have children.
@@Michelle-pn9xt how the hell is this racist
And again I'm surprised how easy you can get fired in this country.
*SINGLE MOTHER OF FOUR*
What bus is supposed to arrive at 7pm?
Mine came at 6:30 in the morning
There are night classes at alternative schools
I think that is a typographical error it should have said AM
It was meant to say AM lol
Blame the bus company for your work issues. If the bus is always late and you are on thin ice for being consonantly late for work, and you have a car, just drive them to school yourself and then go to work.
Her work schedule most likely goes against the kids school schedule. It’s not always so black and white you know.
The school is 30 minutes away so she would have to leave before 7am to guarantee the kids would be at school around 7:30am and who knows if the school is even open yet and then then she would have speed back another 30 minutes to hopefully get to work and not deal with traffic issues. The mother also said they need the money so who is going to pay the gas for her new 1 hour drive five days a week to the school. And if she can’t afford a reliable car then what?
Leave the kids. They can stand there
Bus drivers should be held to the same standards as everyone else. Either do your job right or someone will replace you.
My bus driver was always late. One time he completely drove past us at my stop and I had to call the bus transport to get him to come back. We were over an hour late for school and he made the excuse that he couldn’t “see us” despite being on an open street. He ended up getting fired for repeated offenses like this