Boy Terrified After School Bus Driver Left Him at Wrong Stop

[@roycekennethminordevera2870]

The fact that the boy said that he does not want his Mom to worry about him, speaks how much he cared for his Mom

[@XxheymoonxX]

Made me start crying! Such a sweet boy. Don’t see how anyone can be so mean to a child😖

[@krisg822]

.... Something tells me he went off on the wrong stop, and his mother would beat his ass for this.

[@ashleym3121]

Also shows how much his mom cares for him ❤️ he knows how much she will worry

[@edybocman76]

Or maybe he is scared of she lol

[@alecfoster5542]

Yes! What a sweet kid! Mom's fortunate!

[@Jewelz90]

I got lost in Disneyland and finally started crying. This man was pushing a baby in a stroller and put me on his shoulders. 5 mins later my mom found me because he raise me up high for me to be spotted. He was an angel and smart! I was only 5 yrs old and remember how horrible it felt. I’m sooo glad he was at his friend’s location!

[@sparklingfashion6276]

Wow what a smart guy

[@pacific3120]

Happy you were found safely.

[@Plumeria808]

Amazing. I would have lost my mind.

[@LS-ws7rm]

I got lost at Disney too 😭

[@samonajackson4083]

Wise idea

[@0c0cpcpcpck48]

Kid has a better sense of empathy than most adults

[@PrincessofKeys]

Kids usually do until the world messes them up

[@sheritacotten5293]

Abs

[@sheritacotten5293]

Absolutely some adults have no common sense 🥲🥲

[@roweni2501]

@@PrincessofKeys True

[@Zellaaaaaaaaaaa]

​@@PrincessofKeys you mean until they grow up

[@2Askew84]

And for the record, I’m a grown man and this brought me to tears. I’ve got kids of my own, and this kid, Mr. Quincy is going to be an amazing man when he grows up he’s going to take care of others you watch

[@shwheat6315]

The substitute bus driver may be fired but he should also be sentenced to jail and community service

[@lorileon624]

This made me tear up too!

[@dawidpower1262]

🤣

[@Avawa511]

Damn 😢

[@youngroyalty86]

🙏🏽💕

[@Hannan_1325]

Trust me, your child not coming home on time as usual is terrifying. It sends parents to panic mode almost immediately.

[@omggiiirl2077]

Exactly it will make your heart drop out, and then to find out it was because some idiot decided to be especially dumb, it makes you want to kill.

[@S.S.1993]

My bus driver is sometimes 45 min late and its an hour long drive so sometimes we're 20 mins late to school

[@Reverend_Helliwell]

Imagine the School bus stops, every child gets off but yours 😱

[@noobyxd]

This is why I believe kids should have phones when riding buses..

[@Arick_jr]

@@noobyxd fax anything can happen

[@elijahmccourtney1438]

Imagine being a parent and your child doesn’t show up from school one day, this is scary incident. Glad he’s safe

[@hermeslein6614]

The greatest nation if the earth with 4 shooting a week yikes

[@DonDon45-i5h]

“i DoNt wAnT mY mOm tO wOrRy aBoUt mE”

[@BrunoTheAssuie]

Then as a parent pick ur kid up

[@rowandickens40]

@@KAzik10001 like what is wrong with you.

[@frankiebowie6174]

@@rowandickens40 Everything.

[@saf5896]

He's scared, lost and yet he still shows concern about not worrying his mother. This child was indeed raised well and his parents will be happy to see him grow up and know he will be a caring parent to his future child

[@NoReply28]

True but I would try to raise my kid to not be afraid to call me when they need something. I rather my little kid "worry" me then trusting some random stranger. This kid smart though for knowing his friend house and not just any house.

[@autumnasters]

Made it to 1k likes

[@atmacm]

Really? Come on! That’s totally different. He’s lost and he knows his mom will be worried because she can’t find him. Totally different.

[@sawsankunda4744]

True 💖.

[@AmeliaThatsMe1]

Worrying that his mother would worry about him shows empathy, which is hard to come by in so many people.

[@aahsome_sauce]

Max's mom is the truth. When she hugged and comforted Quincy, my heart blossomed. You can tell she's a mom ... Max is lucky.

[@maxthatoneguyvr]

Thanks we can't play any more but yea

[@2112Nightshift]

"I don't want my mom to worry about me." This boy was scared, he was lost, but his concern was for his mother. Quite the young man.

[@2112Nightshift]

@Bizzy 357 Wow. You missed the point all together dude. 🙄

[@yannacallaway11]

@Bizzy 357 Right over your head. You're not too bright huh?

[@hmr0470]

@Bizzy 357 damn it's windy out here

[@acornaco]

@Bizzy 357 Still a Young Man?

[@rasheed12th38]

Exactly, I remember when our son was in the hospital. He was more concerned about his mom worrying about him.

[@moonethealien]

“I don’t want to call my mom to worry about me” that broke my heart man. Almost Every kids worst nightmare is hurting their mom :(

[@dawnsherratt2317]

I don't know if that ever goes away

[@anonymuse333]

why did i think it was because he was scared he might get a beating... maybe bc im like that LMAOOOOO Edit; I didn’t mean to sound like he’s being abused lmao it’s normal for colored ppl to be disciplined as smacks in the hands or feet or even butt lmao

[@ketonewbie263]

“I don’t want my mom to worry about me” not “i dont want to call my mom”

[@vellbariaofficial]

The mom never beat him but cared for him big time. She's mad at that bus driver who stopped him at the wrong stop.

[@jupiter_ios]

What about hurting your dad?

[@Seproc]

"I dont want my mom to worry." Even if hes scared out of his mind, he still prioritized his moms well being.

[@MetalFreak187]

That is children for you seriously, They care so much for their parents it's so unbearable sometimes.

[@jv-sc1fs]

I know 💕💕

[@monicaortiz9477]

To keep he's mother's feelings in mind..he is a strong boy for he's age ...

[@hamster61995]

What a little sweetheart, my heart just breaks hearing his cries and seeing the fear 💔 So glad his friends mom was there to help!

[@that_goth_bitch3899]

It's another perfect example of a child's unmatchable love for their mother. It's unlike any other love their is. It's pure, unconditional, never ending love. "Mother is God from the mouths of babes"

[@amberdecameron2269]

Thank God Max’s mom was home that day! This is a truly terrifying experience for everyone involved! I’m so grateful Quincy is home safe!

[@LisaASMR]

How can you leave a kid out on the road at the wrong stop?? Especially these days with human trafficking being so prevalent :/ I'm glad he recognized his friend's home!

[@YZ1N31]

It's the listed stop

[@Bloom25145]

@@YZ1N31 My ass was once the last one on the bus and the bus driver took me to the correct stop, didn't hesitate. Just because its the listed spot its never an excuse to leave a kid who is tell you you " this is not my stop" somewhere where they don't recognize

[@operationlivefree4536]

We had a driver take a bus of kids to Walmart the driver just got off the bus and left them. Didn't make the news tho. Was kept quiet.

[@YZ1N31]

@@Bloom25145 You know why drivers hesitate, mind you I've driven bus for 8 years. It's because parents have sued the school and drivers, why? Because they let kids off at an unlisted stop that the kid wanted to get off at and lied to the sub about their stop, then proceeded to get hurt after the driver had left and they blamed the driver. Stay in your lane bud...

[@jason-s8c]

Ur right lisa

[@HamishChalk]

This is everyone’s worst fear as a child. Bless that kid.

[@rasyidpng5437]

This is a lesson for us parents to put our adresses on something that our kid bring everyday and teach them about it, Or even teach them to memorize it if they're old enough to understand what adress is.

[@yesntmayhaps3509]

We didn't have a school bus so no lol

[@susanford2388]

Definitely. Poor boy thought he would never see his mother again how harrowing. Glad he recognized the neighborhood of his friend. What a saga.

[@zaiken639]

@@rasyidpng5437 they cant be too young though a kid's brain is still developing to understand the common things I suggest teaching them at 10 years old

[@picoparadox461]

I'm an adult and I still fear getting lost lol

[@AutumnPeir]

He was smart enough to knock on someone's door, bless his little heart.

[@itsnowornever4812]

YESS….MAX’S HOUSE …. MAX’S MOM🙌

[@Claire-wc7md]

The door of someone he knew, too! Very smart kid and the safest any young child could possibly be in such a strange, dangerous situation!

[@HannahMars24]

And lucky it's his friend's house. As I'm pretty sure he will just knock the door of any random house asking for help if max's house is not in that area.

[@sheatopianvillage_2336]

A good and thoughtful someone, thank God! All the weird folk out there now makes one shudder to think...

[@vbadimothebadassjackass8011]

Take this 1k man.

[@maddewkey]

Thank you Max's mom. That's how you make long lasting friendship with each other's family.

[@chanr8601]

“I don’t want my mom to worry about me” showed this kids character in one sentence. Sweet little boy

[@stfunowlamebtch]

No comments with 1k likes? Wow!

[@jasontera1195]

No more words needed🤷🏽‍♂️

[@jakeschindler1762]

@@BMFstudiosNYC the kid was dropped off what seemed to be over a mile from his neighborhood, I don’t think it’s crazy to think that he’s never walked that far from his neighborhood by himself before at the age of 7. Idk about you, but it was risky in my neighborhood to walk a couple blocks from my house by myself because of kidnappers.

[@peachesandpoets]

@@BMFstudiosNYC you're ridiculous

[@jakeschindler1762]

@@BMFstudiosNYC yes, that may be true but it doesn’t mean that one time isn’t The Time when it happens. Plus different cities have different statistics. Where I lived had and still has one of the highest rates of human trafficking in America. You have to consider those factors.

[@imurdad8359]

I feel so bad for the poor kid, that’s something scary for a kid that young

[@fankeek]

I mean my moms a bus driver and parked the school bus at our house. I'd end up falling asleep on the bus a lot. And one day my mom left me on to nap lol. When I woke up I was confused and when I got to the front I just started balling lmao.(thinking I was locked in) eventually after my mom hears me screaming she comes out and just shows me the handle to open the door😂 I was a smart kid that's for sure. And idk why I remember this lol. Must've been traumatic because I was 5 then😂

[@avarice4556]

@@fankeek lmfao, as a kid boy we could cry for anything.

[@fankeek]

@@avarice4556 bus doors were an unbeatable obstacle for me

[@smoothcriminal4038]

@Vedant 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@masterraceofeverything4504]

I faced the same when i was like 7 years old! My mom always told me to run for the house which has more than 1 car and sign of toys outside even small bycycle coz thats high chance of family with kids and will totally understand and help

[@alanisrl]

the fact that he had the guts to say to the bus driver “this isn’t my stop” and the bus driver still left him there is ridiculous. this poor kid 😭

[@Gamegamerz99]

The bus driver is probably in jail rn lol

[@grantdvs15]

why did the kid get off the bus if it wasn’t his stop though?

[@alanisrl]

@@grantdvs15 the bus driver made him

[@6paths988]

@@Gamegamerz99 Why would they be in jail lmao?

[@aarjo8258]

@@6paths988 child endangerment, maybe? I think he should be locked up, but I doubt it would happen automatically.

[@knk4ever83]

“I don’t want my mom to worry about me.” I felt that.. this sweet boy.

[@Dan-xx5jq]

The lady was so compassionate. She stooped down to his level to talk to him. Good person.

[@melissaonorati2243]

Well said Dan; Jesus Loves you!

[@mverick5444]

Thank god, she didn't shoot him

[@mikemichaels2914]

@@melissaonorati2243 lol

[@Vanessa-sv4ub]

You'd be surprised how many teachers don't do that. Shes definitely a kind person.

[@mverick5444]

@@Vanessa-sv4ub your Instagram Snapchat id please?

[@BallFacts]

Broke my heart. Thank God he got home.

[@jaxandthebees]

Same. Literally cried.

[@billymadisonsshampoo8223]

I know right. Makes me scared to put my children on the bus. Geez

[@3ch1dna07]

@@jaxandthebees I did too! This broke my heart. That baby needs extra hugs.

[@SundayVibesmusic]

Ball factzzz again…peaceeee

[@Iam4Lishia]

Tell us ball facts

[@mai_561]

I seriously couldnt help but smile once they showed this child safe at home and smiling next to his mom. What a sweet kid. Wishing them safety

[@eljhin1]

@This is The way why didn’t they contact you directly if I may ask?

[@Cheri8795]

@This is The way I can't even imagine how I would've been in that situation. It was bad enough during the times the school would make mistakes and call me to ask about my son not being there. I'm like what do you mean!?!? I put him on the bus!! It's been awhile, but still surprising how many mistakes that were made.' So where did they end up finding your daughter and was she scared? How old was she? I'm glad she was safe. ✨🌸✨🌸✨🌸✨🌸✨

[@lukeramirez868]

Yeah love happy endings 👍

[@elizabethmitchell321]

Me too that bought tears to my eyes to hear him say he don't want his mom to worry about him 😊😊😊❤❤❤

[@robloxgirl94600]

Aye aren’t you gonna say sorry to the other people who were on the bus and got dropped off at the wrong stop because a lot of my friends were on that bus

[@Jazlin92665]

“I don’t want my mom to worry about me” awe that’s so sweet. He was worried about his mom being worried.

[@ivoted-5489]

I love that he was so smart to find his friend’s house while in such a panic.

[@lifewit.niyahhh]

It was an old neighbor too

[@nerdynerd9998]

666 likes........ 😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈

[@emmaxglows4827]

@@nerdynerd9998 heh..chill out, buddy

[@nerdynerd9998]

@@emmaxglows4827 Gosh dang its not at 666 anymore

[@vaishnavinaikgaonkar7353]

I have had a worse one than him I was in kg 1 bus driver leaves me in the middle of a road far from home I started to panic than some random guy came and asked what happened and luckily just some days ago my dad thought me his phone number so I called him with his phone and I was bought back home

[@miragedivinationtarot1133]

This is so horrifying. Imagine if he hadn't been able to locate his friend's house. He looks so terrified. People need to be more responsible for the jobs they hold.

[@edgeworldpictures6831]

The defence from the substitute bus driver was that this was the address they had on file for Quincy. However, if the young man is adamant this is the wrong address, then call the school, just don't dump him and consider it a job well done. School Bus Drivers - mandatory background check. !!! Without question.

[@quranbooker6655]

Yeah I agree that bus driver was cruel 😡

[@enderdude5000]

E

[@AprilG]

This happened to me I was terrified for my life.

[@disgurstingshat10]

@@AprilG SAME, but not like this. it was 9 years ago, that is, when I was 9 y/0, I was left alone in the school 'cause the bus left. They didn't even check on students. It's not completely their fault ik. It happened so when I was searching for my elder sister, as we always go back to home together- But that day IDK why she left alone, and I was searching for her madly. Then I ran to our office room to inform about her, infront of this office is where our School buses used to be parked and to my surprise, my bus left. That terrified moment is unexplainable- I cried my lungs out that some staffs came running towards me and helped me out. They tried to distract and talked to me, made sure I was okay and sat near me. They even gave me biscuits, so that I don't cry lol- It was even harder 'cause I neither knew my parents phone number nor the address, so it was harder for the staffs to contact- I can also understand my parent's situation! After about half an hour my parent's came to School while they were checking for me all around. I still remember that relief faces of my parents. It was quite unbearable to see my mom crying and so I cried. My dad hugged me. The staffs were also happy. They told me and my parents that a kid should always know their necessary information like phone numbers, address and all. From that day onwards, I never forgot my dear or near one's phone numbers!! (P.S. My sister was @ home)

[@mikefinney423]

That's a genuinely great kid. He was most worried about his mother's feelings.

[@grapeseed427]

Didn't think about that, wow!

[@feralfraulein]

That’s a sign of terrible parenting

[@VanessaMartinez-oq8oh]

@@feralfraulein how is that a sign of terrible parenting

[@sleepyote]

@@feralfraulein how is having empathy a sign of terrible parenting??

[@wiliminawiliams9384]

Such a good boy

[@Andrice954]

Mom did a great job with this little one. Very intelligent, resourceful and polite. Glad he got the help he needed

[@bakedbeaaanz]

As a young adult, getting dropped at the wrong stop is still terrifying

[@LeeAndersonMusic]

I mean, you've got google maps so it's pretty much impossible to get lost

[@jiinxlvr]

@@LeeAndersonMusic it doesn’t look like he has a phone or he more than likely would’ve just called his mom in the first place

[@ttheairayt1488]

I've been dropped off in the wrong stop many times but where I live it's easy to know where you live so I was fine I still walked like an extra mile or two to home

[@abinalfa]

So true I would get lost many times while learning to take the bus even with google maps you can still get lost

[@ttheairayt1488]

@@abinalfa I went to san Antonio to visit family and I was super confused on the city, bridges, traffic everything gave me a headache that Google maps didn't work and made me go on the u turn nearly twice, called family to help me out lol

[@JacksonsLegendary]

I'm glad he was able to recognize his friend's house

[@TheRealRamJ]

made me a bit sad

[@mann25245]

@@goingd1_nazi945 bot

[@Mystic_Edge]

@@goingd1_nazi945 bot

[@aimcrazy5843]

Garret what you laughing at punkn

[@thelegendofhuman]

@@goingd1_nazi945 bot

[@avsin3402]

Little man was holding it all in. He was so calm and collected at first. Once he knew he was safe with Max’s mom, he just let go. you can feel his panic and terror through his emotions! Thank you Max’s mom.

[@TheFliggs]

I love your comment, it's so true.

[@armycombatveteran4529]

Can’t agree more with you. I have. 12 year boy, I am lucky that I can afford for my wife to stay home. She drops him off at school and I get him from school in the afternoon. Am glad he was in a good house.

[@dantastic044]

Exactly my thoughts. Strong kid, very smart, and I feel absolutely awful for him. What a nightmare.

[@aGwEENapple]

That's what I was saying. He felt comfortable to open up. Which I'm happy he was able to.

[@freshfresh2550]

Kid is a little punk

[@jooeyyjn]

Something similar happened to me when I was a kid. A teacher forced me to get on a bus after school to go home, but I was a walker and tried to tell her that I'm not supposed to get on the bus. I was maybe 8 or 9. Knowing she was wrong, but obedient of adults, I got on the bus and rode it until I was able to get off at the first stop. It felt like forever before it finally stopped. I tried to remember the path the bus took and walked it back until I recognized the area. I made my way home, but 5 minute walk became at least an hour. I never told any adults what happened because I wasn't supposed to question their authority or speak bad about them. Of course, I'm teaching my kids to ask questions and report to me whatever they can.

[@kangjhha]

Me too in kindergarten.. I was walking home from the bus stop when a neighborhood dog was off his leash and wouldn't let me pass by. I was stuck hiding behind the corner of a fence for hours crying my eyes out until a lovely lady driving by noticed and offered me a ride. It was my first year in America didn't know a word of english but knew not to get into strangers car, did anyway cause I was so scared..😭,, I was staying with my aunt & uncle at the time and the next day my aunt walked me over to the dog owners home and explained what had happened and they were very friendly and apologetic.. till this day I am grateful to the stranger and my aunt.

[@saracummings9133]

“I don’t want my mom to worry about me” this kid is so sweet, that literally brought tears to my eyes

[@kenjianimates]

what a rotten bus driver .

[@christophermacedo1598]

@@kenjianimates Fr like y do that to a kid? That’s messed up and I hope that substitute driver gets what he deserves

[@kenjianimates]

@@christophermacedo1598 yep its a little kid and you know how traumatising it is when your lost even when your in a shop man.

[@ranoutofnames3397]

Aren't we gonna talk about her second name

[@Bbeff.Baby.]

Omg right? That broke my HEART 😢

[@LizaBMarie]

The fact that he instantly says “I don’t want my mom to worry about me” while SOBBING, shows what kind of man he is going to be. Good job mom 🧡💛

[@rudyanzgeneziz1730]

He will become trevor philips

[@23ninoo37]

@@rudyanzgeneziz1730 AHAHAHAHHAA

[@marsoblivi0n945]

Not really. His mom & the world still has time to destroy his spirit.

[@freshfresh2550]

@@marsoblivi0n945 😆😂😂💣💥🔥💯

[@freshfresh2550]

The fact he was crying and saying my mom means he's a punk and a momma's boy good job mom u raised a son that will be a puss his whole life

[@inkyfreak]

Kid was so sweet, seems like he was far more worried about his mom being worried about him before being lost himself. Lucky he recognized his friends house! Smart kiddo!

[@mkhanman12345]

I want kiddos

[@ThatOneGuy-pb7di]

@@mkhanman12345 ayo

[@channeled.]

@@ThatOneGuy-pb7di you sus bro

[@ThatOneGuy-pb7di]

@@channeled. why am I the sus one

[@benjamin48th]

Me and you wld have cute kids

[@kassiewest]

Omg poor baby. He's SO sweet and even in his fear he shows love for his mom and others. What a precious angel.

[@victorvallejo1045]

“I don’t want my mom to worry about me” that just shows the love they have for each other ❤️

[@Roselady7]

Ohhh gave me chills and tears!!! He was so scared...💙♥️he’s so sweet!!!

[@disc0potato]

That just make me 😭😭

[@oliverbanes5121]

Or she terrify him , hence the I don’t want my mum to worry about me .

[@FLdancer00]

@@oliverbanes5121 Right?! Everyone keeps saying it's "so sweet", but no child should be that worried.

[@tanchooo6648]

@@FLdancer00 tf bro

[@shahriarchowdhury7871]

When you see a boy more concerned with his mom worrying about hi, than his own safety, you know that is a man with a pure soul in the making. Bless the lady who helped out this child

[@hectorcassiedkio2313]

Godbless you for this Comment. The world needs more women like you in the world

[@notnow_stopitagain5800]

Yes indeed…Mama’s out here, “Making a way out of no way” or as the young folks say, “Makn it do what it do”… This young lion in the making is a pure reflection of his mother’s love & devotion to bring him up positive character traits… Way to go young man.😉🌸✌🏽

[@evalovett]

@@hectorcassiedkio2313 dude.. not the point of the comment 🤨 ik men get treated like trash sometimes but this is not the place to talk about it

[@ithinkmynameisvincentvango6726]

Or his mom will overreact and hes more scared of what she'll do than being lost

[@AgentOrangeCrush]

@@evalovett Damn chill. Theres a reason his comment has likes and yours doesnt. They was all being chill but you gotta make it weird and about something else?

[@twallace6990]

“I don’t want my mom worrying about me” THAT BROKE MY HEART

[@maddyzerozero5889]

It physically hurt my chest a little

[@michaelbrown4169]

@@maddyzerozero5889 wow

[@anamarier4791]

​@@maddyzerozero5889 lol seriously

[@008GAMING-l4o]

Same

[@LolLol-uc3ht]

Ik

[@JokesandJudgement]

You can tell this kid is a sweetheart. I hate that this happened to him. I'm glad he's ok.

[@robloxgirl94600]

He doesn’t take bus anymore

[@draculastraphouse6637]

"He thought he was going to be lost forever" I know that feeling all too well, I got lost as a kid too and I thought I'd be permanently lost, I even started to imagine my new family. It's a scary feeling as a kid

[@A_Random_IRS_B0T_]

I know that feeling as well, mostly in my nightmares.

[@fashionlife5348]

Lmao 🤣 not the new family I thought the same thing when i got lost at an event 😂

[@curtissimmons2287]

She did it cause he black

[@naur_eeen]

Pleaseee🤣🤣 I thought the same when i got lost at the supermarket

[@arianaross5013]

This was me when I thought I lost my mom while waiting in line at the Disneyland 😂😂

[@someone55995]

"I don't want my mom to worry about me" that was so sweet, you can see he was brought up properly 😊

[@wheresemma266]

What’s so funny?

[@amannutd]

@@wheresemma266 He was laughing at my comment as well

[@mann25245]

@@goingd1_nazi945 bot

[@iradessapearl6004]

His mom raised him with lots of love! I can tell😊💕

[@mqodnwlo]

ok

[@jimjimgl3]

A 7 year old filled with empathy for others already..."I don't want my mom to worry about me..." Let's hope he continues to shine like this for a long time.

[@mrbojangles9841]

He must be a Republican. They're the nicest people.

[@jimjimgl3]

@@mrbojangles9841 Yes! Just like our previous Fornicator-In-Chief.

[@sandraestrada3295]

@@mrbojangles9841 LOL

[@powerkill1014]

May God keep him the same cause US changes good people too quick.

[@_JustJoe]

@@mrbojangles9841 HAHAHA IS THIS SARCASM? 💀

[@Treekneeeet]

What a sweet angel! Scared and concerned about his momma! Thank God this lady helped and cared! May God bless them both!

[@GTNover]

That kid was more worried about his mom being worried about him, than he was about being lost in the first place. This is a very innocent, sweet kid.

[@Kap807]

This same this happened to me when I was young it terrified me

[@jamievillasenor8116]

yes he was you can tell he was raised right 💯👏💪

[@sancto3672]

imagine if he was a white kid. no one would say that

[@thehyliansheep5604]

@@sancto3672 what

[@depressivschwul2377]

@@sancto3672 what does race have to do about this? As far as I’m concerned we’re talking about a brave young man

[@cogburncg8501]

The fact that this kid was worried first about his parents worrying about him is so goddamn sad but sweet at the same time, this kid is gonna grow up to be a good person with that mindset

[@dennisburrill3260]

It is a sad story but please try to refrain from using God's name negatively like that thank you

[@simpbirderenjaeger3620]

goddamn bro he's just commenting no need to get pressed goddamn.

[@kencoleman93]

Nothing personal but the 3rd of the 10 Commandments says "You shall not take the name of the Lord your GOD in vain" GD, JC, OMG falls into that category. It's saying GOD's name loosely without concern. GOD is real and he sent Jesus Christ to die for our sins. Everything wrong we did in and will do GOD punished Jesus for it in our place. He took the bullet so to speak. Jesus rose from the Dead 3 days later and conquered death & sin. If we Repent of our sins and put our Trust in Jesus Christ he will Forgive every sin (including using his name in vain) and will give us ETERNAL Life. Not trying to be a Word Police but just want to let people know GOD's standards and his gift of Forgiveness and Eternal Life 🙏🏾

[@yelizaveta1278]

@@kencoleman93 Nothing personal, but KZbin isn't a Christianity funded or founded site. Moral aptitude and empathy is not a consequence or result of the Bible.

[@yinglahtoramer6697]

@@simpbirderenjaeger3620 At least he said please. And it is disrespectful towards God

[@rachellebrown2411]

He was more concerned about his mother than his whereabouts, what a concern soul. God Bless

[@viiperbiite]

Mum would probably beat his ass

[@BlackRose-rp7kv]

Probably cause she will beat him but ok

[@uu7030]

@@BlackRose-rp7kv fr lol I mean my mom would slap me if she thought i got off the bus wit a boy or sum lol lol

[@jessicasuzanne___]

@@BlackRose-rp7kv Uh no

[@ShaynaFlowers]

@@BlackRose-rp7kv he literally said “I don’t want my mom to worry about me”..

[@carlyallen8343]

When he said he doesn't want his mom to worry about him says a lot how Quincy is raised by his mom. What a sweet kid.

[@jessecaalba8527]

You could tell he was trying to be calm and alert until he felt comfortable with the adult he was near. Thanks Max's mom!

[@EtherealVsn]

yess 😢🙏🏼

[@blethr]

that release of emotions when you’re on the verge of tears and then finally talk to somebody you trust is unreal 😅

[@chrisreed3040]

He had to be tough because he was trying to figure out what to do. So when he saw maxes mom he let the tears flow. Poor baby. Glad lil homie is good.

[@Music-xp5wg]

He was over reacting

[@18DDG]

@@Music-xp5wg dude it’s a kid wtf do you mean kids have no directions of their home whatsoever if you take the bus and if nobody is there to guide them something can go terribly wrong

[@Desperita]

"I don't want my mom to worry about me" bless that kid, can't imagine how terrifying that must've been.

[@kimberlysmith7311]

Yes, it was an unfortunate happening. At same time I think he was just being over dramatic. Watch how he puts on the tears right as she opens the door. He is a very smart kid. In thus case I feel sorry for the driver.

[@ayo3850]

@@kimberlysmith7311 i think it's more of a relief to see his friend's mom and all his emotions that he kept bottled up trying to be calm, finally was let free and he cried tears of relief seeing her. That's my interpretation but I mean you could be right too

[@Desperita]

Where the hell did all these likes come from

[@firewallnuke147]

@@kimberlysmith7311 the driver told him to get out at the wrong stop

[@StatikBenz]

@@kimberlysmith7311 💀

[@stevenbeck]

Being paranoid as a kid about everything I can only imagine how frightening this was for him. What a rude and inconsiderate driver. I’m glad it all worked out fine

[@alfredo12345neo]

I wonder, do kids not walk home in that country? Usually here kids have a good mental map of the town/city. However we don't use the bus system.

[@_terminal]

@@alfredo12345neo If you always used the bus system it's hard for a kid to know the location, specially if they live far from school.

[@pauloravena1298]

@@alfredo12345neo in America no its not common. Every or most schools in America have bus services for students to ride going to school.

[@alfredo12345neo]

@@_terminal Makes sense. I wonder if that has any impact on the mindset of the kids. Like I have a cousin from Texas that is very reserved from hanging out, or walking down the street to go for ice cream. Is almost like he spends his time grounded at home.

[@latlelat4200]

@@alfredo12345neo they look like they're in a pretty big citie, most adults don't even have those 100% maped out for long time

[@evelynsweeney7381]

The woman who opened her door bent down to his level and put her arm on him to comfort him. Thank goodness.

[@DrGoldieMD]

Hearing him cry broke my heart. Even with all the stress he was going through he knew to knock at the door of his friend’s house and ask for help.

[@realguineapigmom]

This happened to me and I had to knock on doors of strangers hoping they would help

[@zachennis5132]

@@realguineapigmom lucky u didn't get snatched by some creeps

[@realguineapigmom]

@@zachennis5132 I was scared I would

[@Sonny453]

I thought it was funny.

[@realguineapigmom]

@@Sonny453 it's not funny it's terrifying to be in that situation

[@molester5917]

This might not seem like a big deal to some people, but imagine being 7 years old and dropped off in the middle of nowhere. Nightmare fuel.

[@ironhorsehistorian9871]

For anyone it’d be terrifying

[@museblock]

It wasn't the middle of nowhere. Right at the end she mentioned the drop off was an approved address for the family. He knew where he was it just wasn't his house. I think there is more to this story and I'd like to hear the bus driver's side.

[@rosaadams8041]

@@aimlessdrive8723 LOL dude he is 7, kid just got out of kindergarten

[@altaccount8749]

This happened to me at like 5 years old. My mom was crying and I was watching TV 📺 on the couch. I walked my little brother and I home. The police were looking for hours 😆 🤣 😂.

[@waterdragon55]

@@altaccount8749 🤣🤣

[@astrochick6171]

Poor little guy. The fact that he was worried that his mom would worry is so sweet but also breaks my heart a bit. He did a good job though. Glad little man is okay.

[@kylaarmstrong-benjamin8066]

Oh I know! Such a big kind heart!!!

[@Songsthesecond]

He’s not a man he’s a boy a child

[@angienorris5787]

@astrochick perfectly said

[@Songsthesecond]

@@apronchaperon a man is an adult male he’s not an adult

[@Phiery]

No he's worried his mom would hit him

[@KaylaTheKindOne]

What a smart little boy, going to his friend's mom for help. And the fact that he was worried about his mom worrying about him even during his own fear and panic...an absolute angel. Glad he made it home (Edited to clarify what I meant about him worrying)

[@on-sightt]

same name buddies haha

[@KaylaTheKindOne]

@@on-sightt hi!

[@on-sightt]

@@KaylaTheKindOne heyyy

[@mcoupe69]

What a coincidence .. my name is Kayla Naomi too!! (Don’t read my KZbin name.. it has nothing to do with this 😬)🦧

[@Wh0luvs_M3]

He wasn’t worried for his mom he didn’t want his mom to worry about him

[@MrUtnab]

The worst thing for any child and parent. Imagine if he hadn’t recognised Max‘s home? This is horrible.

[@tom4208]

Yeah he is lucky he recognized the home. Poor little guy, I can feel the fear he had. I was there before.

[@thegirlnextdoorunrated]

That’a a sign thank god like she just got home omg poor kid he was so scared, just breaks my heart.

[@lamperouge1865]

How is getting dropped off at the wrong stop the worst thing. WORST thing that could happen is always a brutal death

[@shadowmaskplayzlit5433]

Same I remember my family Wasn’t home so the bus driver drive me to the police station when I Wes a little kid the police let me watch looney toons good times

[@woundead3232]

Someone likely would’ve called the police to help him.

[@needmusicnow7]

Reading the full story makes you feel even worse. The family used to live in the area but moved and the mother trusted them to make the changes in the system. The poor kid even told the driver he didn't know where he was and the driver told him to get off an walk home. Imagine telling a 7 year to walk into an unknown area and not thinking anything's wrong about that.

[@kddavis5492]

You can't trust any agency to update accounts...everyone should know that

[@lordpanic5445]

@@kddavis5492 no, no, and no.

[@operationlivefree4536]

My father in law Refused to drive me and my 5 year old the nearly 2 mile each way when she started school and told me she was old enough to walk by herself. He sat there the entire year watching as my child cried once it got cold. Mind you he had no job nowhere else he needed to be, and we offered him gas money, he simply didn't give a damn. I'll never forget that, and this reminds me of and brings the anger back like it was yesterday Edit, I walked her of course and walked to get her everyday. Sorry I didn't make that clear. However it's a hell of a walk for a child that young when simply a full school day wears them out at that age.

[@tumultuousv]

@@lordpanic5445 it's true?

[@keytarnerd]

honestly that's on both the driver & the parents because you can't just "trust the school" to make changes they don't even know about

[@destaniewalker5429]

This could had went terribly wrong for many reasons, This child was really a genius for knowing how to get to his Friends home safely and tell his mom that he is lost and needs help. Plus all due respect to this child's mother for teaching him to love and respect family members, He had some faith for his mother and that definitely was shown in the clip. This boy right here is going to grow up to be the kindest man ever and I hope he teaches his future kids this! The kid that turns up to be this boy's child in the future is really lucky:)

[@dasanianti214]

What kind of bus driver would drive away when a kid says it’s the wrong stop?? I’m really glad he’s okay though.

[@bread5544]

Unfortunately it happens often:/

[@strnglhld]

This is why my kids don’t ride the bus! Drop them off at their extended day program before work. I hated riding the bus as a kid.

[@Husseinstiks]

my bus driver stooped 1 mile away from my house :(

[@megg2826]

Happened to me before. Me and two others tried to chase down the bus but they ignored us. We were lucky that it we had walked in that area before and knew had to get home. We took another kid who also got dropped at the wrong stop and waited till our parents came home to take him to the school

[@mann25245]

@@goingd1_nazi945 keep laughing you bot

[@lyssaa777]

When that mom said "I owe you everything" she is truly grateful that her baby was safe and sound! So scary for such a young mind!

[@enderdude5000]

E

[@hectorcassiedkio2313]

Message me privately

[@minixes.editzz]

I probably would have taken my child out of the school for that, that's way too dangerous to play with.

[@jetster4117]

Thats true love right there

[@randompersondfgb]

@@minixes.editzz In Australia we have a local bus system that is completely separate from the school system, so it may not be the school’s fault. However it might be different in America I’m not sure.

[@4WingedAngels]

This happened to our son when he was in kindergarten. There is nothing more terrifying than your child not coming home. I had to call the school, the bus barn, his teacher, and any number I could think of. I was afraid to leave the house in case someone brought him home, but eventually left to drive around and look for him. Finally, an hour later, I got a phone call from another bus driver. Our son knew to ask another adult for help. **Parents, please make sure you leave your contact information in your child’s backpack so they can call you in emergency situations.

[@triciaapplewhite4939]

I hope I never have to experience this

[@spacedive7700]

@@goingd1_nazi945 WTF is so funny

[@Jazzy-qw2bm]

Do you happen to be one of my parents? Lol, happened to me in kindergarten

[@keetopuffs]

this exact thing happened to my son as well when my son was in kindergarten. I was terrified. It was in New Orleans so it was extra nerve wrecking especially since he was found across the damn river!!

[@iROChakri]

Why don't you go pick up your son?

[@thatsreallyjustfun]

this kid just made me so happy, “i don’t want my mom to worry about me” this kid :(

[@rickharrison1887]

That kids empathy for his mother gives me hope for the future, she’s raising him right

[@shonenjumpmagneto]

Yeah man. My mom neglected & robbed me dude lmao. PS: Been binging Pawn Stars S1 & S2 all month. Gonna keep going.

[@ogrrace]

“I don’t want me mom to worry about me” little guy brought me to tears. Thank the lord he knocked on the right door

[@TELEVISIONARCHIVES]

They dropped him off at the address they had on file at the School. The Bus Driver did the right thing

[@chickenmag1657]

@@TELEVISIONARCHIVES They also kicked the boy, a 7 year old, off the bus after being told it wasn't his stop, instead the driver should've helped him find his home and make sure the place he dropped him off is his parents.

[@afficionada1103]

@@TELEVISIONARCHIVES That’s what the school is saying. We don’t know if it’s true. But even if they had the wrong address on file, the child told the driver it wasn’t his house! Who tells a 7 yr old to just “get out”. That’s horrible!!!

[@FidgetyGuy]

'The school said, the drop off address is what they had on file for the family' - Liberal drama queens love to cry racism and be seen on TV.

[@porkpie2673]

He knocked on the door of his friends house.

[@geethasreenivasan981]

"I don't want to have my mom worrying about me" IT MADE MY CRY.Imagine how worse it could have went. Thank God Max's mom for helping him and making sure he was safe.

[@TomSmith-ll2lp]

Honey no sky daddy was involved sorry

[@lilasscream]

Hiw tf your name Geetha😭

[@MarlenaMarley87]

That sentence twisted my heart up 💔

[@YuuukBear]

@@TomSmith-ll2lp Honey no one asked you.. just say you’re an atheist and move on.

[@MichuuuuFTW]

@@lilasscream what? it’s a beautiful name.

[@mish_tee]

Loved him for thinking about his Mom being worried. He will take care of his Mom for his whole life.❤❤

[@Veeisforvictory]

The world is scary even for adults. I feel his pain.

[@vedantsharma3773]

@Can't mossad the Assad yes bro 🗿

[@mashedcheese3834]

@Can't mossad the Assad I dont see whats chad about it. You people using the chad in a wrong way,imagine calling yourself a chad while doing a wrong thing that would ashame of yourself

[@mashedcheese3834]

@@vedantsharma3773 agree. My ass you make the chad looks bad already

[@vedantsharma3773]

@@mashedcheese3834 who said being Chad is good 🗿

[@mashedcheese3834]

@@vedantsharma3773 you did because you agree about it. Being chad is good i say but people using it in a wrong way

[@balenciaugust6342]

As a child with chronic anxiety growing up I couldn’t imagine being put in this nightmare. That boy is so strong, this a one of the scariest things for a child

[@uncrustable9923]

yeah I have the same, I would panic worse

[@flipmanbigbrain7284]

he abandoned hope and did it involuntarily. strong is not the right way to describe him

[@realguineapigmom]

It happened to me and I'm still traumatized

[@reedsreptiles4268]

@@flipmanbigbrain7284 lmao ok big man its a 7 year old pathetic way of thinking

[@eggsinsideme]

This boy is the opposite of strong. How will he handle everything that life will throw at him if he can’t navigate this minor inconvenience. Hopefully he has a father to show him the ropes. Kid needs to learn some life lessons stat.

[@SB18TH]

This gave me chills… hearing that baby crying almost made me cry. Thank God she was home to make sure he was okay.

[@mpalmer7800]

Adults can be really cruel to kids , why an adult would order a kid off the bus hearing the kid’s express it’s not his address? Then go home to his family?

[@maryp791]

Sad the sub bus driver dropped the ball and didn't take the child at his word!

[@elsie3724]

Same 😭 poor guy was so scared and sad

[@clif26]

"thank god"? yeah, right.

[@sufundasamuels2313]

Omg! Me too!

[@EB-wl9st]

The driver should be charged with child endangerment - why weren't charges filed?

[@weewuwuu]

I think because that’s the address that the boy had on record, it says at the end

[@Niecy20111]

The driver wasn’t in the wrong. He went by what was given him as the route so he can’t be charged. The address they had on file suggested that was his stop. But he still should’ve listened to the child because he knows his stop.

[@RE-nv4we]

@@Niecy20111 he shouldn't have listened to the kid, since that would have made him liable, there's a reason there's a registry of addresses for each student. If kids could just ask where they want to be dropped off, then they can use the public bus where they're free to do that.

[@boutiquebellus]

Devastating, we blindly trust these people with our children but never really know who’s dealing with them.

[@nikolesen]

Perhaps it is time to relax. The kid would be safe anyways. Other people would have helped him. Sometimes we need to let our kids get into uncomfortable situations so they can expand their comfort zone and learn from them instead of safeguarding them. They end up being anxious and with low selfesteem if we constantly get outraged on their behalf everytime something happens. We dont know what the perspective was from the bus driver and this was in no way a dangerous situation. The kid will learn from this and know in the future that he is able to handle a different situation. Thats what creates a solid kid and later a solid adult

[@boutiquebellus]

@@nikolesen do you even have children, and do you know about human trafficking and child molesters? This is not the 1950’s. Do you know how many people have died when they thought someone would help them and instead were publicly, brutally murdered. I’m a psych major this is not the conversation you want to have with me. No relaxing. Just keep scrolling because I won’t do this with you at all.

[@nikolesen]

@@boutiquebellus Funny you say that since I am a psychology student myself... From the looks of it this neighbourhood seems like a safe enviroment and not a ghetto. My point is that considering the circumstances this is blown way out of porportions. I dont see the need to highlight it in the media or freak out about it like you and every other person here seems to be doing. I think the child learned a valuable lesson here in how to handle a challenging situation. If we take the approach that the child did well in the situation and everything turned out alright, the child will grow from it. If we take your approach by panicking and being outraged the child will feel it was in a dangerous situation and probably will become more anxious. I am not a fan of the overprotective and outrageious approach here

[@abictor3312]

@@nikolesen but if it was other way around....in a ghetto or some remote area, the child would be in danger .....i think the news should b in spotlight.... To aware such foolish bus drivers.... And they will eventually become highly responsible .

[@painpega]

@@abictor3312 yeah but it wasn’t a ghetto so what exactly is your point?

[@MultiBigbird01]

The fact that he was so distressed and terrified but still was worried thinking about how worried his mother will be for him was just so wholesome. What a sweet kid. That bus driver is more than just irresponsible, given he was told by the boy that it was not the stop for his house yet ordered the boy to get off anyways.

[@abnormalcrucible9187]

Yeah. Where I come from, that's illegal as hell, like the divers were legally required to take us to our correct stops, and said bus driver would be fired immediately if anything else had occurred otherwise... Absolutely sickening! Hope this kid's bus driver gets the same type of treatment, honestly. Shouldn't be able to keep his job pulling stunts like that, could have put that poor child in serious danger.

[@Choking_Duck]

To be honest, I'd think, "I don't want my mom to be worried about me or she'll woop my ass", who knows? :') But yea, that's true!

[@Carolinahurricanesthegreat7300]

Man I cannot believe that boy after bus driver left him at wrong bus stop

[@therealjacksonwang6789]

@mVP Listen to yourself , why would a LITTLE kid, "Man up". Y'all pushing these kids to grow up to fast. And that is a little boy, ofc he's gonna be scared.

[@minecraftbossbattle4007]

But, that was the address they had on file, and the bus driver was following that. Plus not many people would trust a 7 year old over a file typed by an adult.

[@JDB2552]

As a school bus driver, our rule was in a situation like that, where a child did not want to get off at the stop of record for any reason, we brought the child back to the school to the custody of the teachers or administrators. No child was to be left in a dangerous situation, or one in which either the driver or the child believed to be incorrect.

[@fishtanker]

See that makes much more sense and it makes sure the kid is safe.

[@helpbtw1662]

Didn’t happen for me in the 1st grade the school put me on the wrong bus and the bus driver dropped me off as close to my house as possible which was like 3 blocks away

[@chungusultimate]

i didn't ask btw

[@gillesgrindel7985]

And what if the kid is misbehaving ? Should he stay in the bus or should he be kicked out ?

[@spellywelly]

@@gillesgrindel7985 stay on the bus. Kids misbehave. Safety > naughty.

[@evangelineisolde]

I’m in tears for this little boy. For their age, the world looks so big and can be terrifying. I’m so happy and grateful for his well being and safety. To God be the glory! 🌷

[@paulettebarrow9791]

@lseult, yep choked me up and made me teary eyes to hearing him cry like that

[@whathappenedtolucy]

💀 bro crying for that? Lol actually a geek

[@m10kalecala29]

no offense but everything makes everyone cry at this point

[@gromieseekingknowledge9463]

America is full of crybabies dude 😁

[@latlelat4200]

@@m10kalecala29 that's called not being scared of human emotions. It's nice not holding everything in 24/7

[@lindamorse7463]

How terrifying for that child, how great he recognized his friend’s house, how glad I am he got safely home.

[@Corwin1141]

He's definitely a sharp young man. His mother has raised him right.

[@io8475]

*Imagine if the kid went missing because the bus driver didn't do his job. I'm glad the kid found the right person to get him home safely.*

[@johnbee1574]

It would be horrible but that’s the location the driver had on file, suppose he should have took him back to school.

[@nym_r0dd]

I work with school aged children and this is absolutely unacceptable like my blood is boiling! you call the school to verify, you don’t just dump the kid on the street like that. this could have ended horribly, thank god it didn’t.

[@editsilovebananafish5184]

@@johnbee1574 the driver should’ve kept the kid on the bus instead of telling him to leave despite being told that wasn’t the right stop smh🤦‍♀️

[@miac2382]

But at least this looks like a nice neighborhood

[@rogvarley6971]

Right? Except in this case the driver DID do his job. You perhaps might be thinking there’s more stops on the list before returning bus to depot lot ? Or maybe some magical way of obtaining this stupid ass kid’s proper address, THAT HE DOESN’T KNOW? If he went missing, i think we’ll make it thru.

[@BACKTOTHEPACIFIC]

This little boy made me cry, bless this sweet boy ❤️

[@kittyrose3063]

As a bus driver, reg or sub, it is YOUR responsibility to get the children to their stop. I'm glad it turned out well for the kid.

[@abe8529]

I mean, it WAS the stop they had on file for the kid, but if kid says its not correct then.... call the school or take him back to the school. Smh

[@jumpingsloth3963]

Yea. Kinda sucks but he didn't need to be an ass. Take the kid back to school. He's 7. He hasn't mapped out the town yet. Your basically a momentary care taker when those kids step on your bus. Not just a driver.

[@YZ1N31]

To everyone saying take the kid back to the school, often the school is empty by the time elementary routes end. If he truly could not find the stop then the kids should have been taken to the bus barn, or left off at the listed stop. 99% of the time kids lie, hate to say it, but it is true.

[@jumpingsloth3963]

@@YZ1N31 that's unfortunate. I was a dumb kid and we moved alot when I was young. I was brought back the school plenty of times. Maybe the bus barn was closer to school so it wasn't a big deal, or had to do 2 routes

[@tycho_Grayken]

Thankfully there was someone willing to help the lil guy. I would have told him to come inside or told my kids to go outside and play with him while I called his parents and made the kids a snack..I hate seeing kids scared or crying

[@rachelsrevenge.2877]

When he said he didn’t want his mum to worry my heart broke into bits. Such a sweet little kid.

[@aliya6158]

Too bad that his mom didn't t check the list with adresses in time.

[@loonatic4529]

@@aliya6158 Why there’s always people trying to put the blame onto the moms…disgusting.

[@jamesstewart6079]

My mothered would beat me for this.

[@Me_1212]

@@loonatic4529 𝙸 𝚔𝚗𝚘𝚠 𝚛𝚒𝚐𝚑𝚝!!

[@Vixenne.]

@@jamesstewart6079 Sorry you have an abusive mother 😬

[@bluelilly22222]

If anyone sees a kid crying for help, kindly help... This is actually terrifying, imagine if there was no one who this kid knows!🙄

[@darkwisp7434]

777 likes

[@MrJ691]

Stupidest idea

[@Thatonelonelyfrog]

Yea help

[@Potatocrime24-7]

@R S he did he told the bus driver that wasn't his stop and the bus driver made him get off the bus anyways. I mean he's a child and the driver was a grown man he couldn't exactly "fight" the driver.

[@dinerdashing]

Hi bluelilly, Actually, it's against the law _not_ to help a child in distress. I got that bit of information from an episode of "20/20" that, I believe, dealt with what to do when a child is lost or separated from their parents. There was a hidden camera showing how adults responded to a "lost" child. I say "lost" because the child wasn't really lost, but pretending to be lost while the cameras were rolling. It was kind of like an episode of "What Would You Do?" Be well, stay safe, and God bless you. "Unpopular the Movie" (Free On KZbin)

[@kissy_kitty_kat]

That poor boy. I can't imagine what his mother was feeling when he didn't come home on time. Started tearing up then they showed mother and son together happy. Glad he's safe.

[@Solidus__]

The fact that he thought about his mom in that moment is a testament to what he'll become as an adult. Bless you kiddo

[@ShirleyLestrade]

The fact that he was already scared for himself makes it even more impactful to me, most people find it hard to think about anyone but themselves when they’re scared

[@EVOLMAI]

💥💥💯💥💥

[@emmaxglows4827]

This was so heartbreaking to watch. You can tell he’s trying his best to explain. He’s so sweet. So is the homeowner. I’m glad he’s safe and back home. ❤

[@yuy389]

kid is soft

[@neonmajora8454]

@@yuy389 bro he's 7

[@mp5arkaiido150]

@@yuy389 Internet Hard guy🤓, get a job

[@matthewingerson]

@@yuy389 Hey, everybody, look over here! I found another republi-C|_| |\| T.

[@somepeoplecanthandlethetruth]

Substitute driver was a black woman guaranteed. If they were white, media would be at the house calling them racist.

[@RA-uj3nm]

Brings back memories... Terrifying being lost when you're a kid. Glad he's safe. Right on Max's mom 👍

[@monicaant.1422]

Especially at the stores 😭

[@killroy8976]

@@monicaant.1422 There is nothing quite like the abject terror of loosing your mom at the grocery store. A bit funny looking back but I can remember it so clearly

[@randomuaena2859]

Ikr Poor kiddo

[@iohin]

I definitely remember adults not taking me seriously when I was a kid. So this brings the memories too

[@HeyLexxxie]

@@monicaant.1422 I remember I would give my mom’s full name middle name included and a description of her when I found a worker 😂

[@kylelei93]

Breaks my heart to see these little ones feel so sad in these situations.. Please help keep our kids safe & feel secured. God bless

[@wambuamwaki]

"I don't want my mom to worry about me." That's an empathetic son to his mom.

[@ABplusOriginal]

Sounds like hes raised by a single mom. The new gen 🤷🏿‍♂️

[@irishoconnell6283]

Bless his soul he wasn't thinking about being lost but thinking about what mom would do if he didn't come home she certainly would be concerned

[@repunklican1181]

Or entitled little *****

[@TM-dd2tz]

@@ABplusOriginal it's been that way. Nothing new

[@ABplusOriginal]

@@TM-dd2tz speak for yourself. Not over this way....they marry before they carry over here or you'll have THIS happening 🤷🏿‍♂️ No father figures equals soft ass entitled kids that know nothing but video games and no social skills and that is something new cause that shyt wasnt happening while I was coming up and I just turn 34. So what now?......

[@OurMHVs]

He’s super lucky to get someone that actually helped him

[@luciferisdeath1239]

That was exactly what I was thinking. So glad he is safe. I can't imagine if some creep find him.

[@danielr4774]

If this happened to me as a kid in Ireland I know that any door I knocked on I'd be guaranteed help. Luck would have nothing to do with it!

[@vedantsharma3773]

@@danielr4774 bring this kid to India 💀 he will vanish in 3 seconds

[@melanieforsythe9994]

yeah people can be crazy if this was the wrong house and the wrong location he could have been killed

[@vedantsharma3773]

@@melanieforsythe9994 yes eaten alive

[@DianaRZ017]

As a bus driver, I can confidently say that our number one priority is our students safety. All drivers should have a list of the students, parents, contact number, and address. If not, we call the school or our supervisor. Glad the substitute was fired honestly. In that situation I would've pulled over in a safe spot and started making calls. My job is not done until I get everyone to and from school SAFELY. 💯

[@sigilmane849]

We love you

[@casper8076]

U r a good bus driver. GG 😇

[@mapeditorjon5306]

Legend ✊

[@corazondelince]

👍

[@MichelleGissara]

The school is still explaining it away though saying that address was "what they had on file". Idk the kid is telling you he doesn't live there.

[@barbarablackmon7807]

Such a SWEET little boy!👦❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Paul_425]

Glad the kid is safe, happy to see kind people respond to his fear. This is an example of the community looking out for each other and keep each other safe. Well done!

[@netrunner7108]

Amen

[@joerussell5892]

People might say he’s overreacting, but when you’re 7 years old that is like one of the most scariest things that can happen to you! If you’re brought up in a good home which I’m assuming that boy is then your parents have protected you for that whole time and have been there for you. That’s probably the first time something like that has happened to that boy

[@diogonoronha100]

When i was 8 i got stuck in a bathroom and thought i was going to die lol

[@do7685]

@@diogonoronha100 dem ones lol

[@maite_myt]

I don't think anyone says or said he overreacted tho, it's literally a 7year old child

[@ArabellaGirll]

ik. like he is a kid, scared and probably think HE may get in trouble🥺💔 this broke my heart

[@ArabellaGirll]

@@diogonoronha100 same, but my hands were soapy and i couldnt open the door and had a panic attack, i was your age

[@YTWarrior100]

That driver needs to be charged with child endangerment for this. He should be ashamed of himself.

[@bethdibella550]

Or herself.

[@mynameisrayaan]

Sure he did wrong but he is poor too so I think he should be left with a warning

[@iLoveMonkeys111]

From what I heard, he is fired but idk what happens after that

[@oscard.lisboa6105]

@@mynameisrayaan warning? Bruh, the kid was lucky his friends mom was there, imagine what could have happened, poor or not, we gotta protect ANY kid, the person should lose their job and face charges

[@kddavis5492]

Parents fault ..wrong address on file

[@tanyatoliver8398]

What a sweetheart. Poor baby was so scared. I'm so glad he is safe, lots of crazy people out there. Glad they handled it appropriately. Kudos to Max's mother.

[@HeyItsBruin]

What a smart boy, even in the midst of panic he still knew to find someone he trusted, even if it was by chance of finding them. I'm so glad that he's safe

[@edwisongogo6326]

I think The kid not telling the truth about what actually happened ngl😂😂

[@pa5666]

@@edwisongogo6326 What makes you think that? I'm not sure what you find funny about it 🙄

[@oklol3461]

Well the bus driver could've known he was friends with the kid that lived there and picked that stop to kick him off, so I'm not sure if it was by chance, but nonetheless it's good that it was them instead of a random area.

[@oklol3461]

@@pa5666 Kid could've been behaving badly on the bus to agitate the driver enough to kick him off. Of course nothing can justify kicking a little kid off the bus but it's highly unlikely that a certified bus driver would kick a kid off for no reason

[@techedbirb6663]

@@oklol3461 well, either way thats like very inexcusable.. considering he's so young and that's also kinda unlikely

[@wabisabi2819]

the kid was so upset and the fact that he thought he would never find his parents again, proves how strongly kids feel when they feel abandoned

[@comradeleppi2000]

True 🥺

[@jamiemurphy7458]

💯

[@deletedwaffles]

I remember being 5 going out to eat pizza with my uncle and my cousin and my uncle went off to get some napkins and utensils. Not even 30 seconds in my cousin started crying because my uncle wasn't in his line of sight. I had to calm him down. My uncle came back and was wondering why my cousin was bawling his eyes out.

[@fornax5798]

@@deletedwaffles oh good I thought you were going to find that your uncle abandoned you both but glad it turned out well

[@pinkinterior7039]

Great point 🥺

[@carmony13]

Well. The school district is just gonna take zero responsibility for this. This enraged me on a level I'd forgotten I had, because my kids aren't 7 years old anymore. But its nice to know that parent rage never disappears. And it doesn't even have to be your own kid!

[@laurancegama2138]

They did. Fired the drivers

[@k.c1126]

@@laurancegama2138 ... But didn't take responsibility for giving the driver the wrong address in the first place. .

[@mverick5444]

Instagram Snapchat id please?

[@CyberRacer]

I would have no idea if the driver actually did that or not , but kids tend to exaggerate things sometimes

[@ifizzlesizzle5840]

Hell i am not even a parent yet and i am so mad

[@jdmarr2259]

Quincy, you have a good head on your shoulders because instead of panicking, you recognized your friend's house, went there & your friend's mom helped you. She's a hero! And you're a smart young man!

[@christophercarlisle7887]

What the hell is wrong with an adult who tells a little 7 year old kid to get out and walk home when he's begging you and telling you it's not his stop??! Heartless pos. Makes my blood boil!

[@funiguy2219]

I thought that was normal stuff

[@josephineangeles6634]

i think the bus driver is racists

[@ShadowPea12]

@@josephineangeles6634 and what if he was black too? You dont know his looks

[@nutterinherbutter5080]

​@@ShadowPea12 tru

[@ShadowPea12]

@@josephineangeles6634 im aint protecting anyone,i just am stating a thought or fact

[@lisacoyne5288]

This exact same thing happened to me in second grade. The bus driver insisted it was my bus stop because there was someone with the same last name in that neighborhood. I told her I did not live there but she made me get off the bus and I was crying because I had no idea where home was. Some lady saw me walking down a very busy road and came running to get me off the road. She asked me what happened and I told her but I don’t remember how she found out who my parents were but she found them and they came and got me thankfully. That lady probably saved my life, god knows what might of happened. I am 62 now and Still remember it like it was yesterday

[@fallenstar358]

I thought still the second grade, later like young but adult

[@alio6051]

62 and you remember what happened all the way in second grade, you have an incredible memory.

[@ladycuteish]

it was an angel helping you❤

[@poison4303]

I hate when adults treat kids like this. One time I was being repeatedly framed by older girls of hitting some boy, the boy started sobbing to the worker, and he confronted me. Of course, I start sobbing even harder than this dude, because I haven’t even touched anyone, and I’m being told “it’s okay, just don’t touch people, okay?” No matter how much I tried to reason with him, he just would NOT believe I didn’t do this. Even as a reputation as the quietest and shyest kid, no adult would believe what I was telling them.

[@swizzblue1]

You full of shid . Stop making up stuff for likes in KZbin comment s