She opened her mom's purse and got out the money, found her mom's keys, got out of the house, drove to Target, navigating city streets and only hitting one mailbox, parked, and went shopping. Frankly, I'm impressed.
No. Grade back as discipline. What she did is not ok at any level. Don't reward it. What if she killed someone. Wrecked the car. Her parents would be sued. No she has to learn there's more to being bright and it starts with respect and obedience @@timr31908
She was an adult in a different life. Sometimes parts of them are adults without their knowledge. I even remembered myself as another man when I was 9 years old. A man was executed for a murder he didn’t commit while I was born at the same time.
@SUNGOD663 car brand is Rogue and the word Rogue means a person or thing that behaves in an unpredictable way, typically with damaging or dangerous effects.
Wow wow she only hit one mail box. That’s not to bad eh? I bet she drove better than a lot of people with licences do. Good for her she got there ok. And she even went shopping.
@@Lauren-vd4qe I'm not sure. The reason I'm not quick to label this child as a future demon is because of the adultification of this child. If you weren't abused by neglect and being placed in a position where you were adultified, what I am expressing to you isn't going to make sense. It's one of those situations where 'IYKYK'.
I would like to see the footage of the young lady pulling into lot, parking, going into target alone, shopping around alone, checkout alone, and get a Frappacino alone. No one took a second look 😕 We must be more alert of our surroundings. Thank goodness she was safe.
I remember Johnny Carson interviewed a 5 year old that was stopped by police driving to grandmas house. When Johnny asked him what he learned from the ordeal, he answered, “I learned to drive”.
My dad played in a softball tournament when I was 10. He was too sore and hurt to drive over 2 hours home. I had 3 wheelers and horses so he put me behind the wheel. He stayed awake to give me directions to the interstate and fell asleep. He loved to tell everyone that story - being being his only and youngest daughter. He was so proud. He died last year at 78. I got 48 years with him. I was lucky ❤
this girl woke up, decided today was the day to treat herself, grabbed money, car keys, and drove herself to Target, parked a car, turned it off, bought stuff, and enjoyed a frapp. what are the rest of us even doing with our lives?
Well, most mornings I don’t want to get up, especially for work, and wish I had money to treat myself. I dread shopping because of how expensive it is. And then I struggle to know where my keys are. And some days it’s my phone I can’t find. I think I need to take some life lessons from this girl! 😂
Sounds like a classic Disney body swap happened overnight. The mom woke up in her 8yo's body and decided to still go about her day. That's the most reasonable explanation.
Which is probably why the family was quick to say no comment & pretend like nothing happened. They don't want to give anyone a chance to ask any questions
I know right?? This child is showing adultification at a really inappropriate level for an 8-year-old. The family probably should receive a much closer look after this incident
I don’t know what’s worse - stealing a car or stealing $400. I can’t even comprehend having the balls to try to drive at eight. The teenage years are going to be hellish.
Them little cars that everyone gets their kids. You are teaching them to drive at 3, by 8, you're experienced- I've said ever since they came out with those things, your kid will get mad at you and decide theyjust going to drive themselves. You taught them how
With that courage, audacity and determination she will go far…the question being in what direction will she go. I hope for everyone’s sake, it’s a good one. 🙏
Up dressed & ready by 7am, free car, excellent driving skills, sippin' on Frappuccinos going on a $400 shopping spree NICE! At 8yrs old I was playing barbies & only had a Piggy bank
Ok, I’m glad she’s safe and no one was hurt, but this little girl is something else!!! Coffee after driving to shop and taking her sweet time on a Target spree!!! Incredible!
@@IrishAnnie Right. Haha. Kids really do pay attention! My neice and nephew were 4 and 5 and knew landmarks on the way to visit their Grandma..so observant
She definitely will go far in life. She is 8 and knows how to drive, go shopping alone, order coffee drinks etc…she seems fearless for such a little girl. Now..to channel all of that into more age appropriate things 🤣
Correct yourself! She’ll become a juvenile delinquent by the time she hits 13 yrs old!!! She is a thief “ knowingly” and will do everything it takes to get want she wanted including placing people in harms way! Her rear needs to be disciplined!!! Fearless yeah… right?! What planet 🌎 are you from?
@@susannpatton2893lmao what? Idgaf what any 8 year old can do people in other countries drive at the same age or around pre teens, like she can get around that’s it that does not mean she knows how to cook or use a stove, she doesn’t know how to work,don’t know how to pay taxes or rent/mortgage and I guarantee she doesn’t know how to fix a car let alone pump gas, yeah she’s gonna need a man and a woman to take care of her it’s a kid that’s literally what they need it doesn’t matter how self sufficient they are, independence means they die
Putting all concerns aside...this is a brilliant 8 year old...wow!!! Madam got on the highway to go shopping so early in the morning? wow! Impressed...confused...concerned...and impressed again.
@@marygoff3332 lol lol... this is just next level. I cannot wait to see this little woman on Steve Harvey show after the parents deal with all that has happened.
@@KimSearch865 yes please, lol lol...madam caused no accident; parked perfectly I guess at target since there were no complaints, got a trolley, shopped, and had a frap... this is unreal, lol
Ummm...she was walking around there shopping with $400. Told herself when she got up that morning that she had errands to run, things to do,,places to go, and did just that with a Frappuccino to boot. She only hit a mailbox and was able to park the car, turn it off, and go inside her favorite store. I almost lost when they said she was sitting down enjoying her drink after picking up a few items. Wonder what she bought?
Nah, just get a house alarm and turn it on each night, if she opens the doors or windows without entering the code to disarm it it will alarm VERY loudly.
You honestly think Mom and Dad are going to do that? They have no clue about their finances.. their kids nothing. They don't want to be bothered with the actual responsibility they just want to go out and have a good time and have no clue where their kids are
At least she hit a mailbox and told the truth about. You can't get a grown up to admit they hit a whole human! No other mailboxes where hurt during her drive....
Amen..the driver who hit,, ran over our daughter from behind in Iowa 2020, Ellen bengtson, got no fine paid not a dime for killing Ellen Bengtson, age 28, Cambrex chemical engineer in 2020. He confessed at the scene, but hired a fancy lawyer, and he suffered no consequences. No accountability. Phones can kill. Drivers make bad choices- no accident that she died.
@@kristinab9680that’s what I’m thinking, they are probably so embarrassed and ashamed that they had no idea their child left. I mean every mother probably has a story of losing or forgetting their child at least momentarily but this…. I feel bad for that family. At least she was safe and SOMEHOW knew what she was doing and how the heck did she know where to go?
I'm impressed as hell! How many times has the girl been to Target that she can remember the directions? Kid is definitely smarter than average! Got to see if there is a gifted program for criminals she can enter!
She’s not a criminal! Just very mature in one way. Obviously a smart kid. She needs to be taught by her parents. You just don’t steal other people’s money! Yes to her earning some of her allowance from doing household chores. She’s definitely old enough for that.
This is what happens when there are no boundaries between children and adults. She thought it was ok, and that she did a great thing when she should have known better not totouch that car. She should have been too afraid to touch that car, let alone drive it somewhere!
This kinda thing happens “with boundaries” your statement is ignorant. It’s happened for decades. Not the first and won’t be the last. I had clear “boundaries” but myself along with every other woman in my family are bull headed and independent oriented. This is easily something I would have tried to pull off. I learned to ride our horses at age 2 and ride a little Honda 50 by age 7. Out in the country learning skills. It’s about teaching what’s safe, legal, and allowed. It has nothing to do with boundaries. I’m 40 and a mother of 2 my 21 year old was taught plenty of skills and when they were acceptable to be used. Got her her first bow and arrow and BB gun at 8. Most all the kids in our family learn to hunt by age 8. So she was a actually late to the game. My oldest never paid attention to my driving. My youngest would ask questions, what’s that light for?, what’s that do? And she followed roads closely knowing exactly what was what direction. Some kids are far more observant than others. I just can’t get over how moronic your comment is. Edit: a good song/music video for you to watch would be Alan Jackson’s Drive.
@@katttmandoo Agree completely (except for the name-calling parts). Kids are curious, adventurous, and can be...dare I use the word...cunning. No matter how well-taught and/or well-warned some STILL are going to "test-the-waters".
This seems all innocent to some, but what if? What if she ran your sister, brother, mom, etc.....down. Someone needs to be accountable, ahem...parents!
everyone who came in contact with this child was completely unaware and unbothered by the sight of a kid walking around alone. No one cares about any one it seems. I never thought in a billion years we would turn into this! All the wars and protests and suffering to get to this point? 😔
Umm not sure how old you are but - Gen X was raised on notes to the grocery store to get items for our parents and grandparents. It was so normal to see that. Or maybe people thought grandma or mom was in the parking lot and just sent her in.
The store part alone isn’t as eye-opening as driving the car. Kevin shops in a couple of stores alone Home Alone. I’ve also seen kids get a few items for their parent who is waiting in the car, or check out for themselves.
i promise you i do not go out into the world wondering which child has irresponsible parents at home. do you want to know what color underwear I have on too?
… who was supposed to be watching her, the car, and the money??? Why does this kid know where all her parents’ important things are? My parents definitely weren’t telling their 8 y/o where they kept significant quantities of cash.
We don't know the circumstances, but an observant and determined 8-year-old child that is oblivious of serious consequences finding car keys and cash in mom's purse is not impossible.
I grew up in the country. Cow fields , corn fields, apple orchard. Us kids learned to drive young. (only in the fields) Even a stick shift. very young. 10 Y/O. But I grew up in the 50s & 60s
That is seriously impressive. Not only to drive a car at 8 years old but to navigate 10-11 miles to the Target! I walked several miles to school and the nearest 7-11 when I was that age but I couldn't dream of driving my way that far to a specific location. As a parent I'd be both upset and impressed with my child!
While this is concerning, that kid is hilarious. Would have loved to see an interview with her. Glad she’s ok and no one was hurt. Hope everything is alright at home, sometimes it’s not a good sign when kids are forced to grow up too fast.
Kids…this beats my 2yo unlocking the front door at 6 am and walking across the street and knocking on the door of our secret service neighbor who called and woke us up…yes he’s alive and well and a parent today
😂😂 We live in the country, but several years ago my son did the same. The neighbor was just a gifted high school kid up for his early classes, but we were equally embarrassed.
@@LadieKadieI’ve had that happen to me because my home boys little sister accidentally locked herself out the house petting a stray cat and her mom was in the shower, I had to go to school so I let her in the house and my grandma held her and walked her back home where her mom was of course scrambling around for her she was like 4 so she was terrified
That’s because 16 year olds are smarter than 8 year olds, and can comprehend that cars are dangerous and shouldn’t be taken lightly. The 8 year old didn’t know/care that she could’ve killed someone that day
One of my kids is like that, and did that. She never walked, she started marching with determination at 9 months of age, potty trained herself and her first sentence, at 9 months of age, was screaming "Bug Off!" to her sister. I was startled, thrilled that she said her first 2 word sentence, scared to death that we had a very long road ahead, and we did indeed have a very long road. That's why I don't judge parents.
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I’m terrified, impressed and confused.
lol you said it all!!!!
Facts!
Ya that pretty much sums it up 100%
😂😂😂😂for real idk how I feel exactly 😮
Right!🤣
Her reputation at school is solid all the way through high school.
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Can you imagine the judge if there is one? Her teachers?
LOL
Oh yeah def😂😂😂😂
Especially if she had a red card on her
She opened her mom's purse and got out the money, found her mom's keys, got out of the house, drove to Target, navigating city streets and only hitting one mailbox, parked, and went shopping. Frankly, I'm impressed.
I think she should be moved a grade ahead in school
@@timr31908 i don't know of any 9 year olds that could do that either, put that young woman college!! she's doing better than most adults out here😭😭
No. Grade back as discipline. What she did is not ok at any level. Don't reward it. What if she killed someone. Wrecked the car. Her parents would be sued. No she has to learn there's more to being bright and it starts with respect and obedience @@timr31908
There are frightening number of adults who are unable or unwilling to do this. I am super impressed.
School is for dummies @@timr31908
The girl had $400 and was driving a 2020 car? That kid is a lot richer than me! WTF? 😮
It was her parents money
Fr lmao
Don’t say that
and she can drive too
I'm WAY richer than you bozo 🤡
Girl woke up and said "Today I am an adult" and played the role perfectly.
Ish......I'd like to be young and pretend I was going to the store. 😅
She was an adult in a different life. Sometimes parts of them are adults without their knowledge. I even remembered myself as another man when I was 9 years old. A man was executed for a murder he didn’t commit while I was born at the same time.
Look up the movie Big
She even hit the mailbox perfectly
@@KevinPilandI’m guessing you skipped your meds today… 🤷🏻♂️
Wow, weird. Imagine an eight year old pulling up next to you at a red light...
😂🤣🤣🤣 right!!
@party4keeps28 How do you know she's an 8-year-old? She might be a Very small woman lol
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Id imagine I would be calling the cops😂
I would have thought she was a "little person". Or vertically challenged!
The car being a Nissan ROGUE is cosmic level irony.
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Ha
@SUNGOD663 car brand is Rogue and the word Rogue means a person or thing that behaves in an unpredictable way, typically with damaging or dangerous effects.
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Wow wow she only hit one mail box. That’s not to bad eh? I bet she drove better than a lot of people with licences do. Good for her she got there ok. And she even went shopping.
8 years old and only 1 mailbox hurt, in 8 years she's going to be a great driver.
no she will end up in jail.
@@Lauren-vd4qeI hope not.
@@louniece1650 if shes stealing money and cars at 8 yrs old, what other future wd u predict for her?
She must have aced the southwold pier driving simulator
@@Lauren-vd4qe I'm not sure. The reason I'm not quick to label this child as a future demon is because of the adultification of this child. If you weren't abused by neglect and being placed in a position where you were adultified, what I am expressing to you isn't going to make sense. It's one of those situations where 'IYKYK'.
I don’t remember what I was doing when I was 8 years old, but stealing money and jacking cars wasn’t it.
Dude I eas playing with Tonka trucks at eight. Not a chance of reaching a pedal
Yea cuz you're not cool like her.
@NYBrandywineTree that's different 😅
I was still sucking my thumb and watching cartoons on a Sunday morning. WTF?
everyone can drive go carts, golf carts, scooters, etc. including 8 year olds. no need for a license, and/ or registration.
Drove her own car, has $400 dollars to shop, and drinking a Frappuccino from Starbucks. She's doing better than many adults 😂
And @7am 😅
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Lmaooo fr
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2014: Mom leaves 8yo daughter in car at Target
2024: 8yo daughter leaves Mom for Target in car
i love this lmao 😭
@@leah.9999 thanks. forgot about this til you commented
In 2034 Target will leave us all
😂😂😂
At least it wasn’t Walmart. The young lady has class.
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now that’s funny!
Most underrated comment 😂😂😂
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Omgg lmaoo
I would like to see the footage of the young lady pulling into lot, parking, going into target alone, shopping around alone, checkout alone, and get a Frappacino alone. No one took a second look 😕 We must be more alert of our surroundings. Thank goodness she was safe.
I bet most people didn't even notice.
Same 😂
😂I will love too see that footage.
Watch the first Home Alone it'll be like that but not nearly as colorful
until that footage surfaces, i don’t believe this happened …
when I was 8 I could barely ride a bike. This kid is going places.
😂
Prison most likely
At eight you couldn't drive a car.......nor count to 400 bucks
Going to jail one day if she continues getting into trouble.
The places she will be going is to jail, if her parents to not provide oversight.
I remember Johnny Carson interviewed a 5 year old that was stopped by police driving to grandmas house. When Johnny asked him what he learned from the ordeal, he answered, “I learned to drive”.
😂😂 how cute!
Nah fool. You're thinking of Little Red Riding Hood
@@dubsounds Fool, you don't even know who Johnny Carson is. Sit down.
😂 smdh
Kids were bad ass once.
My dad played in a softball tournament when I was 10. He was too sore and hurt to drive over 2 hours home. I had 3 wheelers and horses so he put me behind the wheel. He stayed awake to give me directions to the interstate and fell asleep. He loved to tell everyone that story - being being his only and youngest daughter. He was so proud. He died last year at 78. I got 48 years with him. I was lucky ❤
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Wow. You lost him at 30? That’s so young 😢 may God bless you and your family
My dad died last year, too.
Alzheimer's.
😞
I'm about to turn 36 next month.
@thebestplayerdead956 Uhm
@@88marome uhm what?
Driving,drinking coffee, $400 and 8years old. Omg
The internet did that I wouldn't be able to do that at 8
Baller.
Something bad wrong in that home.
She is ready to get into college.
Just like Momma 😆
this girl woke up, decided today was the day to treat herself, grabbed money, car keys, and drove herself to Target, parked a car, turned it off, bought stuff, and enjoyed a frapp. what are the rest of us even doing with our lives?
Seriously ! TAKE CHARGE says this little girl! lol
The story has to be FAKE
Well, most mornings I don’t want to get up, especially for work, and wish I had money to treat myself. I dread shopping because of how expensive it is. And then I struggle to know where my keys are. And some days it’s my phone I can’t find. I think I need to take some life lessons from this girl! 😂
Sounds like the Movie version of Farrah Bueller’s Day Off
She's chasing her dreams and making them come true, basically
Sounds like a classic Disney body swap happened overnight. The mom woke up in her 8yo's body and decided to still go about her day. That's the most reasonable explanation.
You’re right 😂
freaky Friday
😂😂😂
😂😂my thoughts exactly
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The definition of “precocious” & “fearless” if her parents guide her wisely she could achieve great things
This raises more questions than there are probably answers for.
Well cleary she is dealing drugs. How did she get the $400? Also she could be selling government secrets to Russia. 😂😂😂
Which is probably why the family was quick to say no comment & pretend like nothing happened. They don't want to give anyone a chance to ask any questions
@@clipstation247 Well my question was just how did she reach the pedals
I know right?? This child is showing adultification at a really inappropriate level for an 8-year-old. The family probably should receive a much closer look after this incident
@kellyj.azania4371 yes! Exactly!
I don’t know what’s worse - stealing a car or stealing $400. I can’t even comprehend having the balls to try to drive at eight. The teenage years are going to be hellish.
Yes indeed 😢
Yeah, I thought of that, too. Her adolescence is going to be … an adventure.
@@warmcozytom sawyer type stuff
Them little cars that everyone gets their kids. You are teaching them to drive at 3, by 8, you're experienced-
I've said ever since they came out with those things, your kid will get mad at you and decide theyjust going to drive themselves. You taught them how
you got it completely backwards granny, kid is a boss.
It’s 8 am do you know where your child is?
I understood that reference.
😂😅😊
Right?! 😂😂😂
Haha. That gave me a chuckle. 😄
😂😂😂😂
With that courage, audacity and determination she will go far…the question being in what direction will she go. I hope for everyone’s sake, it’s a good one. 🙏
My jaw dropped when I saw the distance on the map ,🤯 0:14
I know right
Same 😮
10 miles, 25 intersections. Amazing. I wonder if she offered to pay for the mailbox with the $400 dollars.
She has been there several times.
... and that map shows as-the-crow-flies. She had to use the available roads.
Up dressed & ready by 7am, free car, excellent driving skills, sippin' on Frappuccinos going on a $400 shopping spree NICE! At 8yrs old I was playing barbies & only had a Piggy bank
I wonder what music she was listening to?
Geez this ain't about you.
@@cashrjr23 Pink Cadillac!
Well, not such excellent driving skills. She hit a mailbox.
@@cashrjr23 riding dirty
How tall is this 8 year old to be able to look over the steering wheel and reach the gas and breaks
Yup..a big kid
Perhaps you mean "brakes" rather than "breaks".
@@jasonrodgers9063 Give the commentor a brake. Geez!
You have to be this tall, before you can ride
It was a nissan rogue, so just a tad bigger than her barbie power wheels😅
She took Home Alone to another level
I wouldn’t be surprised if she drove better than most adults on the road
And Matilda
Ok, I’m glad she’s safe and no one was hurt, but this little girl is something else!!! Coffee after driving to shop and taking her sweet time on a Target spree!!! Incredible!
Right, it was much too late for coffee! How would she get up for school the next morning?
@@johnp139It was 7am
Just imitating mom.
@@IrishAnnie Right. Haha. Kids really do pay attention! My neice and nephew were 4 and 5 and knew landmarks on the way to visit their Grandma..so observant
Not just coffee, but a frappuccino. 😂
The dad was definitely teaching her.
She most likely been driving Dad around since she was 6
"And then assassinates him..."
A couple of years ago an Ohio boy drove him and his sister to McDonald's. He said he learned to drive watching TH-cam videos.
@@BihWhat and if she would have killed someone on the road while driving y'all would be blaming the dad !!!!
@@216Eva 😂😂😂😂
W.T.A.F.
her teen years are going to be eventful
Seriously aha
Yep, one of mine did the same thing. The teen years would require a book to tell the whole story.
W.T.A.F.? What's that? Degenerate language?
@@mychellevanschaick4321 ngl if the parents are present she might not have teen years
Or not. Of all the places she could’ve gone, she decided to go get a coffee and go shopping at 7 am! 😂😅 sounds like a chill young lady to me
I was driving when I was 8 years old. My brother taught me how to drive . Grew up in the mountains and everyone drove
She definitely will go far in life. She is 8 and knows how to drive, go shopping alone, order coffee drinks etc…she seems fearless for such a little girl.
Now..to channel all of that into more age appropriate things 🤣
Correct yourself! She’ll become a juvenile delinquent by the time she hits 13 yrs old!!! She is a thief “ knowingly” and will do everything it takes to get want she wanted including placing people in harms way! Her rear needs to be disciplined!!! Fearless yeah… right?! What planet 🌎 are you from?
Miss Independant
Feel like she will be by herself because a man can't take better care of her than she does for herself
Fearless thief. A born psychopath.
@@susannpatton2893lmao what? Idgaf what any 8 year old can do people in other countries drive at the same age or around pre teens, like she can get around that’s it that does not mean she knows how to cook or use a stove, she doesn’t know how to work,don’t know how to pay taxes or rent/mortgage and I guarantee she doesn’t know how to fix a car let alone pump gas, yeah she’s gonna need a man and a woman to take care of her it’s a kid that’s literally what they need it doesn’t matter how self sufficient they are, independence means they die
She knows right from wrong? Put her mom in potential financial disaster and knew it, but didn’t care.
Not even the worst driver out there that day...
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Most likely. 😂
This little girl is going places.... literally and figuratively!
Putting all concerns aside...this is a brilliant 8 year old...wow!!! Madam got on the highway to go shopping so early in the morning? wow! Impressed...confused...concerned...and impressed again.
Yes indeed. I laughed my butt off. 😂
After she hit the mailbox, she said to herself… “get your shit together Ashlyn… you got this!” And she did! 😂
@@marygoff3332 lol lol... this is just next level. I cannot wait to see this little woman on Steve Harvey show after the parents deal with all that has happened.
@@KimSearch865 yes please, lol lol...madam caused no accident; parked perfectly I guess at target since there were no complaints, got a trolley, shopped, and had a frap... this is unreal, lol
That's a child that's pretty much raising herself.
Matilda in the making =)
Exactly!
No wonder why her parents didn't want to talk to reporters. Humiliating.
She got herself a Frappuccino too?🤣😂🤣 Lawd...this is hilarious, but her parents need to do better. Glad she is safe and no one got hurt.
This could’ve been deadly. Not sure why it’s funny.
@@QuanPookieLighten up
@@QuanPookieit’s hilarious.i have 2 kids and I find it to be hilarious..relax.your too up tight
@@Prettyfacetashie Nothing uptight about the dangers she posed to herself AND to others. Get a clue ~
@@lindagrible3235 relax and go to bed darling because trust me I’m not the one..have a blessed night
Children are more capable than we give them credit for.
Even with them tiny legs.
Apparently BETTER THAN THE ADULTS!!!
Well, we now know she no longer needs a bus ride after school. She can drive herself home.
Watch crimes cults killers 😮
Kids you say 😮
No they’re not. They’re given too much credit which is why they are stealing cars at 8yrs old.
I'm genuinely thankful she's okay, very impressed with her shear fearless tenacity with driving all alone and curious about her future❤
She is so grounded.
They know the internet will tear them to shred if they go on camera.
And would!!!!
And their family, friends, co-workers and neighbors too
Ummm...she was walking around there shopping with $400. Told herself when she got up that morning that she had errands to run, things to do,,places to go, and did just that with a Frappuccino to boot.
She only hit a mailbox and was able to park the car, turn it off, and go inside her favorite store.
I almost lost when they said she was sitting down enjoying her drink after picking up a few items.
Wonder what she bought?
She has my vote for president.
@@skippygotrobbed😅😅😂
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@@skippygotrobbed More qualified than Trump.
Wonder where she got 400 dollars.
She drove better than most adults
8 years old , coffee and $400. She's doing better than me😅
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Haaa!
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It's not that funny Buffoons.
Wow....I mean seriously, just Wow!
Mom and dad need to put all her money up, and find a lock box for the car keys...they dodged a major bullet.
Nah, just get a house alarm and turn it on each night, if she opens the doors or windows without entering the code to disarm it it will alarm VERY loudly.
You honestly think Mom and Dad are going to do that? They have no clue about their finances.. their kids nothing. They don't want to be bothered with the actual responsibility they just want to go out and have a good time and have no clue where their kids are
@@gman8591 At 7 am? They may have still been in bed.
@@gman8591 U are way off in this situation/scenario
where’s the drugs?
There were thirteen call outs that day but this girl made it
And the mom was home. Wow! 😮
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😂😂😂😂😂
Has more heart than me. I'm 63 and no longer feel comfortable driving
At least she hit a mailbox and told the truth about. You can't get a grown up to admit they hit a whole human! No other mailboxes where hurt during her drive....
I mean… to be fair hitting a mailbox and hitting a human is completely different 😭
Amen..the driver who hit,, ran over our daughter from behind in Iowa 2020, Ellen bengtson, got no fine paid not a dime for killing Ellen Bengtson, age 28, Cambrex chemical engineer in 2020. He confessed at the scene, but hired a fancy lawyer, and he suffered no consequences. No accountability. Phones can kill. Drivers make bad choices- no accident that she died.
My 8yo drives my car in broad daylight several miles to a department store with a busy parking lot carrying $400, i would have no comment too.
😂😂😂
I agree. No Comments! That is, except what's mandated by the (surely to be conducted) ACS investigation...and the police department, of course.
@@kristinab9680that’s what I’m thinking, they are probably so embarrassed and ashamed that they had no idea their child left. I mean every mother probably has a story of losing or forgetting their child at least momentarily but this…. I feel bad for that family. At least she was safe and SOMEHOW knew what she was doing and how the heck did she know where to go?
Imagine being young enough to believe in Santa Clause and still drive a car to Target.
She figured out Santa when she was 3, I'm sure.
😂
@@vanlepthien6768I mean he's real
@sergioaldana1853 No, he isn't.😅
@@juliemesser2053 is 🤣🤣
Give this kid a hug for me!!! She is going places!!!!! I'm also confused on how she learned how to drive soooooo young
I bet that 8yo girl was a better driver than a lot of adults on the road.
Probably so
Probably better than my 83 year old father that’s for sure.
I bet she also parks btter than a lot of these a-holes too.
She hit a mailbox 😳🙄
@@crg5460compared to all other accidents of irresponsible adult drivers, hitting a mailbox is nothing.
I'm impressed as hell! How many times has the girl been to Target that she can remember the directions? Kid is definitely smarter than average! Got to see if there is a gifted program for criminals she can enter!
And she only hit a mailbox as well not bad
@@aubreypassey6086 Hey, that's better than many of the brain dead fools in my city.
She’s not a criminal! Just very mature in one way. Obviously a smart kid. She needs to be taught by her parents. You just don’t steal other people’s money! Yes to her earning some of her allowance from doing household chores. She’s definitely old enough for that.
Had me until criminals
The whole thing is sad. Shame on the parents. They should be investigated
wow, hide the keys ,she has lived this life before
In my day,we could drive tractors quite well at that age.
Less things to hit and slower speeds with a tractor.
I couldn't even walk alone to school at 8 years old.
😂😂😂
That’s just sad
Aside from the broken mailbox, I'm glad no one was hurt.
But dang girl!
Not so fast... did anyone check if there's a mailman under the SUV?
@@George-f8h Hm?
@@George-f8h
I hope not, especially on a SUNDAY! 📪
Starbucks, Target, and yoga pants she seems like a little mother 😂 I’m glad she’s safe
Michelle Tanner: My turn to drive the car.
Joey Gladstone: You know the rules, Michelle. Nobody gets to drive until they're 8 years old.
This is what happens when there are no boundaries between children and adults. She thought it was ok, and that she did a great thing when she should have known better not totouch that car. She should have been too afraid to touch that car, let alone drive it somewhere!
She could have been killed or killed someone.
I would be afraid of touching my mother's car and I'm 38. Those are some irresponsible parents by giving a little girl so much freedom.
Psychopaths are born
This kinda thing happens “with boundaries” your statement is ignorant. It’s happened for decades. Not the first and won’t be the last. I had clear “boundaries” but myself along with every other woman in my family are bull headed and independent oriented. This is easily something I would have tried to pull off. I learned to ride our horses at age 2 and ride a little Honda 50 by age 7. Out in the country learning skills. It’s about teaching what’s safe, legal, and allowed. It has nothing to do with boundaries. I’m 40 and a mother of 2 my 21 year old was taught plenty of skills and when they were acceptable to be used. Got her her first bow and arrow and BB gun at 8. Most all the kids in our family learn to hunt by age 8. So she was a actually late to the game. My oldest never paid attention to my driving. My youngest would ask questions, what’s that light for?, what’s that do? And she followed roads closely knowing exactly what was what direction. Some kids are far more observant than others. I just can’t get over how moronic your comment is. Edit: a good song/music video for you to watch would be Alan Jackson’s Drive.
@@katttmandoo Agree completely (except for the name-calling parts). Kids are curious, adventurous, and can be...dare I use the word...cunning. No matter how well-taught and/or well-warned some STILL are going to "test-the-waters".
How was she even able to reach the foot pedals? That is crazy!
She is 5"5
@@User_92020 Wow, that's a tall 8-year-old.
Someone has been paying attention to the way the world works.
I just thank God that she is safe and no one was hurt. 🙏🏾
Yes and I also pray that he'll give her discernment so she cares more than just about herself and instant gratification and stealing money to sho with
Wow! The fact that an 8-year old was smart enough to do all of that is viciously hilarious! 🙌🙌😂😂
What 8 yr old knows how to drive that distance ? How'd she get the $400 . What kind of park job did she do ? I have so many questions
Probably well to do parents who have little time for her.
it's how the parents raised her
This seems all innocent to some, but what if? What if she ran your sister, brother, mom, etc.....down. Someone needs to be accountable, ahem...parents!
Like in Springfield Ohio 👀
Exactly, she stole money, stole a car, illegally drove it and put herself and others in danger for selfish gains. She needs to be taught some values.
Seriously they should be fined at the very least and charged with child endangerment
I don't like my sister brother or mother so it's cool
Yes. Her parents should be criminally charged.
No discipline she's taking people's money driving illegally
everyone who came in contact with this child was completely unaware and unbothered by the sight of a kid walking around alone. No one cares about any one it seems. I never thought in a billion years we would turn into this! All the wars and protests and suffering to get to this point? 😔
Umm not sure how old you are but - Gen X was raised on notes to the grocery store to get items for our parents and grandparents. It was so normal to see that. Or maybe people thought grandma or mom was in the parking lot and just sent her in.
When I was about that age-maybe younger-my mom would let me go unsupervised a few aisles down from her. So it’s not unheard of.
The store part alone isn’t as eye-opening as driving the car. Kevin shops in a couple of stores alone Home Alone. I’ve also seen kids get a few items for their parent who is waiting in the car, or check out for themselves.
i promise you i do not go out into the world wondering which child has irresponsible parents at home. do you want to know what color underwear I have on too?
… who was supposed to be watching her, the car, and the money??? Why does this kid know where all her parents’ important things are? My parents definitely weren’t telling their 8 y/o where they kept significant quantities of cash.
We don't know the circumstances, but an observant and determined 8-year-old child that is oblivious of serious consequences finding car keys and cash in mom's purse is not impossible.
Probably asleep, parents sleep too….duh
You didn't just know living there and all? Weird.
some kids are too smart for their own good
it was her babysitting money
SOMEBODY taught her to drive!
Yep
I grew up in the country. Cow fields , corn fields, apple orchard. Us kids learned to drive young. (only in the fields) Even a stick shift. very young. 10 Y/O. But I grew up in the 50s & 60s
Observation
That urge to shop is strong!
That is seriously impressive. Not only to drive a car at 8 years old but to navigate 10-11 miles to the Target! I walked several miles to school and the nearest 7-11 when I was that age but I couldn't dream of driving my way that far to a specific location. As a parent I'd be both upset and impressed with my child!
It’s 16 miles. I looked it up.
Wow. I’m impressed she could actually drive that far.
She had determination! Glad she’s safe.
Drove better than 60% of americans.
I drove to school when I was 14 years old
did you miss the part where they said she hit a mailbox?
@@megsley Yeah, a mailbox and not a person or the back of someone's car
Why not just say BETTER THAN ADULTS??
@@lolo8288 Because I'm talking about Americans specifically.
Bad parents.? They not responsible parents.?
Dang early bird. Target don't even open until 830am.
some targets open at 7 am while others at your time.
@@JaneTheDoe-id2vx Some in my city open at 8 am. I guess it depends on where you live.
😂😂😂😂
@@Jen-gn4cf Mine opens at 830 but I googled the Bainbridge location and it’s 7 am. Girl knew what she was doing 😅
Roflmao
what the hell is wrong with the cashier that s/he doesn't blink an eye to an 8yo with $400 in cash?
self checkout, maybe?
The cashier is 10 y/o
@@MegTelevised 🤣🤣🤣🤣
While this is concerning, that kid is hilarious. Would have loved to see an interview with her. Glad she’s ok and no one was hurt. Hope everything is alright at home, sometimes it’s not a good sign when kids are forced to grow up too fast.
Her doing all that tells me that she’s smarter than most people!
Kids…this beats my 2yo unlocking the front door at 6 am and walking across the street and knocking on the door
of our secret service neighbor who called and woke us up…yes he’s alive and well and a parent today
😂😂 We live in the country, but several years ago my son did the same. The neighbor was just a gifted high school kid up for his early classes, but we were equally embarrassed.
@@LadieKadieI’ve had that happen to me because my home boys little sister accidentally locked herself out the house petting a stray cat and her mom was in the shower, I had to go to school so I let her in the house and my grandma held her and walked her back home where her mom was of course scrambling around for her she was like 4 so she was terrified
$400 - driving a car
Strange
Not strange at all. She knew exactly where her parents stash their money...
@@bobbymoss6160 How does an 8-year old know how to drive????????????
And drinking coffee. She probably had a smoke and a couple of shots when she got home.
So it normal for an 8 year old to drive that far and spend $400?! Please go touch grass...this is not safe or normal! @bobbymoss6160
@@lindagrible3235 Video games, obviously.
For all the people who say adulting is hard just ask this 8 yr old girl. I'm sure she has some words of wisdom.
HOLY CRAP! I can't even IMAGINE being a kid and doing such!
When I was eight, I would ride my bike to the local store if my folks said I could go. This eight year old girl is amazing.
We’re are the parents because they need to be held accountable and responsible for their children actions
I didn’t know how to drive a car at the age of 8! I thank the Lord for keeping her safe on the road.
For keeping others on the road safe, too.
Remember a lot of kids have those mobile toy cars like Barbie jeep and that’s how they know how to drive
@@monicadelancy9269I think her parents taught her how to drive
That Momma has her hands full with that child. 😊
8 year old don’t need money. They need discipline
Exactly
Blame the parents
She was so busy she forget to leave a note about where she went.
Why is everyone in such a hurry for children to grow up
The parents need to have more conversations with their 8 year old… taking off without permission, stealing money, and stealing the car is WiLD 😅😮🤔
It's downright dangerous. Thankfully she only hit a mailbox. She could have killed someone.
A judge or children’s services need to have a talk with the parents!
I can’t believe she can drive all by herself she must have a old soul Glad she made it safe to her destination I’m very impressed
She’s 8 driving to Target, meanwhile my 16yr old is nervous to drive 🤣
Driving is a huge responsibility. Should make you pause. Momof Ellen killed at age 28 by a driver on his phone
I don’t blame them. Driving these days is risky.
That’s because 16 year olds are smarter than 8 year olds, and can comprehend that cars are dangerous and shouldn’t be taken lightly. The 8 year old didn’t know/care that she could’ve killed someone that day
I’m not even mad, that’s really impressive.
One of my kids is like that, and did that. She never walked, she started marching with determination at 9 months of age, potty trained herself and her first sentence, at 9 months of age, was screaming "Bug Off!" to her sister. I was startled, thrilled that she said her first 2 word sentence, scared to death that we had a very long road ahead, and we did indeed have a very long road. That's why I don't judge parents.
Yeah, been there, done that. I know how you feel!
Yep. Our personality is baked into us at birth. 😊
Put that girl in college.
Girl has places to be, things to buy, and checklist to check
The suburban mom training has begun