r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/AngelicEpsilon • 7d ago

He definitely knew had detention planned for him that day.

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u/Rechno_ 7d ago edited 6d ago

I don’t know what I’ve just watched.

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u/FriendlyBrother9660 7d ago

That title really doesnt help either

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u/AngelicEpsilon 6d ago

The girl said don’t you have detention? So he ran to it

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u/garbles0808 6d ago

So?

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u/Azzy8007 6d ago

More like r/kidsareforgetful

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u/AngelicEpsilon 6d ago

I’m not so great with subs didn’t know that existed tbh

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u/AngelicEpsilon 6d ago

He probably knew and thought oh shoot she caught me. They could have called her and told her he’d be late and wanted to make sure he went. I don’t know what I got downvoted, no reason at all. I was explaining because people were being snarky. So basically he could have gone with a friend or smth or walked like I don’t know kjd seemed like a generally respectful kid who forgot he had detention

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u/garbles0808 6d ago

You probably got downvoted because this doesn't fit the sub, he's not really being a stupid kid, he's just forgetful (or based on your explanation, just sneaky)

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u/AngelicEpsilon 6d ago

But a kid being forgetful about detention is kinda stupid… or thinking he would get away with it is even more stupid. Thats why I put it in this sub

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u/AngelicEpsilon 6d ago

Why is this being downvoted when I said what the Redditors asked for (a translation) lmao nothing was negative about do why the down votes? I don’t care just surprised since I was kind, respectful and explanatory. This the wrong sub if someone generally feels offended by this post…

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u/BLT_Delight 6d ago

I’m not really paying attention to the argument but im just downvoting caus I can. Don’t read too much into it

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u/[deleted] 6d ago

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u/really-stupid-idea 6d ago

I think when a video post starts with a confusing title, it makes the whole thing more confusing. I had to watch the video a few times and reread the title to understand what was happening.

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u/AngelicEpsilon 6d ago

If you look in the comments I literally explained

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u/really-stupid-idea 6d ago

Yeah I saw that. You asked for an explanation though, and that’s the explanation.

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u/stupid_username- 5d ago

Sure, you explained it, but it doesn't mean that the title doesn't make sense.

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u/DoctorWH0877 7d ago

If he had detention, why are they there to pick him up? And filming it, too?

Things that make you go hmmmmm...

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u/Chazbo90 6d ago

Maybe has a sibling at the school and he was first to the car…?

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u/THIS_IS_YOUR_MOTHER_ 7d ago

"Hey Mateo. Want to do something funny for Internet points? Come to the car like we're picking you up from school, but we'll pretend like you have detention, so then you can run away and say 'shit' like you forgot. And we'll film it! LoLz all around!"

Parents probably.

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u/AngelicEpsilon 6d ago

Could be true

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u/Ggriffinz 4d ago

I think it's equally possible the mom received a home call telling her one of her sons had detention and she was there to pick up her other kids and began filming when she saw him exit the school building.

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u/AngelicEpsilon 6d ago

Maybe the mom knew from the school or that he’s done this before

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u/FBI-OPEN-UP-DIES 5d ago

“Why were filming” mfs when the parent knew he has detention and the filming starts midway Plus the parent could’ve been picking up his siblings. My sister just broke her spine skiing today.

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u/Voriki_alice 5d ago

shit idk what that has to do with this but i hope shes okay

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u/Martianmariner29 3d ago

And that’s why he has detention smh

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u/Flying_Plates 3d ago

"teaching kids to cope with prison time"

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u/UnraveledChains 6d ago

What’s detention?

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u/LiquidC001 5d ago

When kids misbehave in class, they have to stay after school is dismissed.

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u/Mr_addicT911 5d ago

What the hell is that suposed to solve, it will just make the kid hate school even more

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u/LiquidC001 5d ago

Idk, I guess if you make them spend more time in a place they hate, then maybe they'll behave in the future and avoid detention altogether.

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u/Byx222 5d ago

Wait till you hear about demerits. I still don’t know what it is. Only that we received 1 demerit for every 3 detentions.

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u/Cleverooni 5d ago

We should give them 100 bucks whenever they miss behave so they like school

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u/Mr_addicT911 5d ago

Where im from this doesnt happen and we are not wild animals

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u/biasedToWardsFacts 4d ago

Technically the teacher is also staying with you so both parties are suffering so it's not that much of a bad punishment!

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u/iSliz187 4d ago

In my country, back when I was in school in the 2000s, we had detention as well. Although it was extremely rare and only if you seriously interrupted class or did something really stupid. The point/reasoning for detention was basically just to learn and get that work done that you missed by interrupting class, doing shit, etc.

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u/gaitama 5d ago

Is that legal?

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u/LiquidC001 5d ago

I mean, this is a regular consequence for schools all across the United States, I hope it's legal.

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u/maznyk 5d ago

When you misbehave in class you are forcibly detained and can’t leave school when everyone else does. You are a child and your only mode of transportation is the school bus that just left. The teacher who detains you will not drive you home. You are left at the school until your parents are able to pick you up. If your parents aren’t privileged enough to leave work to get you, you are scolded and shamed by the teacher holding you hostage because now “you’re holding up their whole day” by being forced to stay after school hours with no ride against your will.

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u/Dddddddfried 5d ago

My school had a late bus to take kids home

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u/UnraveledChains 5d ago

That totally sucks

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u/biasedToWardsFacts 4d ago

And what exactly do you people do in Detention? (Do students mostly do homework, in that case it is not more of a punishment!)

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u/maznyk 4d ago

I would guess most schools would let you do homework or some other quiet activity with no phone or computer.

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u/biasedToWardsFacts 4d ago

Then it's not punishment, it's just doing homework on time! 😅😅

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u/maznyk 4d ago

The punishment has nothing to do with homework.

The punishment is being detained and not allowed to go home when your only mode of transportation leaves. The punishment is not going out with your friends after school when everyone else is free to hang out. The punishment is to socially shame you and make things hard between you and your parents when they have to pick you up during work hours and hopefully incentivize your parents to actually punish you at home.

Most teachers don’t care if you learn anything or do anything at all in detention. They just need to detain you. Detain you and cut you off from entertainment. That’s the whole point.

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u/biasedToWardsFacts 4d ago

Like if parents punish kids they give birth just because they have to pick them from school! It's my parents fault mostly!

I don't think getting punishment is shameful for teenagers it's the kind of thing that makes you popular and cool 😁

Also the world is a very bad place for kids ! Parents sucks, school sucks , world in general sucks if you are a kid !

Also most teachers do not care about kids at all...

I'm not arguing on these things because I mostly agree!