Comments by "Scott Napolitan" (@ScottNapolitan) on "Furious school bus driver screams at students" video.

  1. Student: "Yeah, whatever, you fat bitch." Driver: "What did you say?!" Student: "I said, I have a bad itch!" Driver: "Oh." Very first episode of South Park, Stan and Ms. Crabtree.
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  2. Okay, with my OCD, I will accept/believe this story on one condition. That the guilty parties are two high school boys named Jason and Jackson. Again, please don't ask me why, it's something only I would understand.
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  3. More like "...who kept on fighting with each other whilst not knowing she had a headache." I've learned not to believe everything I read or hear on the internet, and well, does my user name say, "Stupid Moron"?
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  4. Okay, I find it very hard to believe that this perfume story isn't just an attempt to fan the flames a little. If you're 68 and you have asthma, why would your doctor even let you keep working at a job like this? I think the whole thing is staged, and it obviously paid off, because the viral video raised over $100,000, which is a perfect solution to a bus driver's retirement problem, knowing the underpayment of the job itself, and probably done perfectly legally. And one more thing. I'm very OCD, and the name "Maya" is very special to me, and therefore won't accept that anyone by that name was involved. I'm not defending misbehavior, but I pick the names for my own convenience. I think there were a few students saying they hadn't done anything, and they probably hadn't, but at this point the person in charge isn't going to care anymore, and not to mention it's easy to call someone the wrong name in such a situation. And whoever was not involved, they knew they had nothing to worry about. Therefore, my speculation of choice is that whoever "Maya" really was, that she was a non-participant, and that is final! Please, don't anybody argue with my comment. Don't even attempt to tell me you know for a fact that I'm wrong, because I don't care and I don't want to know. It's not even my job to care or to want to know, it's just my job right now to cope with what I consider an inconvenience in life. If you want to respond with something understanding or supportive, that's fine, but no arguments, judgments, or contradictions, please! Thank you!
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  5. And furthermore, as well as the bus driver, I am also willing to side with any un-involved students, even though, according to the testimony of this report, it's not about them. Hey, when Aubrey Corley's 5-year-old daughter was attacked on the school bus ride home by a 12-year-old bully and her 9-year-old brother, I found a comment on Facebook about it showing a lack of concern for the little victim, making it sound as if to be more about bus drivers and yard teachers. It was apparently posted by the mother of an adult daughter who worked as a yard teacher, starting with, "I admire the bus driver for even wanting this job." And while I was sorry to read what her adult daughter dealt with as a yard teacher, it didn't exactly fit the subject of having a 5-year-old daughter falling victim to a 12-year-old girl and a 9-year-old boy. So therefore, I don't see it as any worse, in fact I see it as better since I'm still acknowledging the real victim (maybe), to look out for any students who had nothing to do with the incident, like Maya, for example, whoever she really is, and by the way, another thing I've chosen to speculate about her is that she is highly trained in a Martial Art. Again, no arguments, please.
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  6. It's Mrs. Doubtfire!
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  7. Just as I thought, it says all the money has been donated to her, which solves her retirement problem. She knew at her age she'd have to retire soon, but the lack of pay this job offers made it difficult, so they stage a video for money, most likely legally, and it worked! I'm not sure about the social security thing, but there is probably some explanation. Again, this is my hunch, I have a right to it, please don't argue with it.
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