Kid Gets Banned From The School Bus For Being a Bully So His Hero Dad Makes Him Run To School In The Rain To Teach Him a Lesson
A father punished his son by making him walk to school after finding out he was bullying people on the school bus.
Bryan Thornhill took a video from inside his car of his 10-year-old son running outside in the rain.
He started the video by saying ‘Hey everyone, welcome to you better listen to your Dad 2018. My son has finally got in trouble on the bus enough to where he was kicked off the bus for three days because he was being a little bully which I do not tolerate, can’t stand.’
‘Therefore, he has to now run to school, we’re right about one mile from the school so all week he’s got the experience of running.’
Despite Thornhill punishing his son, he also saw the humor in his disciplinary ways. ‘The good news is guys he keeps up a pretty good mile pace, 6 miles and hour so far. Yesterday he was apparently a little rude for Michelle in the morning, so even though it’s raining this morning he still gets to run.’
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I love everything about this move. In a world today where we fire coaches for yelling at their players and the entire world is tissue paper soft we need some parents like Bryan Thornhill. His son was being such a bully on his bus to school that he was banned from it for a few days. When his son asked him to drive him to school my guy Bryan laughed in his face. Nope, instead you’re getting taught a lesson for being such an asshole and you’re running to school, boy. The video is fantastic as he’s slowly driving behind his kid the whole time as his 10 year old struggles to run with a book bag full of textbooks. Don’t bully kids on the bus and that won’t happen. This is the last father in the world I’d want to piss off…
THE LAST. This is exactly how to teach your Gen Z asshole son a lesson. I guarantee he’s going to stop bullying kids on the bus and at school immediately. It’s also only a mile to school so it’s not like this kid is running a marathon so relax PC parents. I’m sure there’s going to be parents calling Bryan out for being a horrible dad, but I think he should get an award. Making your son run to school in the rain will hammer that lesson in his brain for the rest of his life.