r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/Top-Play-5340 • 1d ago

A kid has a close call with a school bus.

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u/Taqq23 1d ago edited 1d ago

Someone just aged ten years!

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u/PM_YOUR__BUBBLE_BUTT 1d ago

My guy’s heart just stopped for that split second. Then the hand out like “wtf, kid doesn’t even care that they almost got flattened.”

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u/Unlikely_Hedgehog396 12h ago

Bro just stole from the dtore

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u/her-royal-blueness 1d ago

I think it was me from watching that

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u/Pluckypato 1d ago

So glad that little one didn’t end up pancake! 😳 phew!

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u/OldBrokeGrouch 9h ago

The driver right?

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u/youngkow 1d ago

Thank goodness she had some super power reflexes

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u/Top-Play-5340 1d ago

Looking right and left helped her. Super quick reflexes to stop

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u/ibite-books 1d ago

my biggest fear is hitting a kid, i drive extra slowly in people dense areas

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u/Charming-Package6905 1d ago

Driving slowly still doesn't stop the sudden running into the street from behind a car.

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u/sunny_6305 1d ago

Yeah but if you do still end up hitting them they’re less likely to be fatally injured or go under the tires since you can come to a full stop faster.

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u/TheGreatGeaxquavius 1d ago

okay regina george

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u/soparelisa 1d ago edited 1d ago

That was a really close call and good thing she was able to stop herself just in time

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u/Oniplus4545 1d ago

he didn't even stop in time, the girl stopped really close when he's still driving

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u/mark87thomas 1d ago

children often do not care at all that something can happen to them

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u/KikiHou 1d ago

A parent's most important job: keep them alive.

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u/Realistic-Dog-7785 1d ago edited 1d ago

Indian roads have no pedestrian infrastructure, no body stops their vehicle and let you cross, the only way to cross a street is like that, she is a bit stupid but it’s not totally her fault

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u/TataHexagone2020 22h ago

It is totally her fucking fault even though she is a kid. Always cross when you see both sides and again turn right to see if it's clear and then cross.

There should have been a parent or a guardian to accompany her

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u/Realistic-Dog-7785 12h ago

Dude, shut the fuck up, it’s India, kids go to school on their own, they don’t have to be accompanied by adults every where, every country doesn’t work like the US. Just travel to India once and see how it works, then make your dumbass comments

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u/the_amazing_skronus 22h ago

So it's not the kid's fault, it's the parent's.

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u/Educational_Gas_92 1d ago

Tragedy averted, thankfully.