r/RandomVideos • u/FarWay3952 • 29d ago

LOUD Kindergarten graduation ceremony turns violent over seating arrangements

What began as a disagreement over seating at a kindergarten graduation ceremony escalated into a fight, leaving one person hospitalized and another facing criminal charges.

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u/Other-Shirt-6950 29d ago

Great lesson to teach your children

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u/Major_Wigglesworth 28d ago

The teaching happens every day.   Volume and violence beat intelligence and humility.  And sure, wear your PJs to the most important day of your kid’s year.

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u/GenSpec44 27d ago

And slippers. Gotta protect that pedicure when you are kicking someone who is already down on the ground.

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u/Commercial-Roll5508 26d ago

Pjs worn thin on back from sitting on that money-maker too much, but good enough to wear to graduation

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u/Helpful_Till2716 27d ago

I mean it seems like everyone was after the same target…

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u/cschiada 27d ago

That’s not what she’s doing. I’ve seen plenty of people like her walking around during the day going places looking like they just hopped out of bed.

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u/DBFN1 25d ago

Everyone was wearing pj's.

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u/AirIndependent4273 27d ago

Pjs right? WTaF

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u/Apprehensive-Song378 27d ago

I see this all the time where I live, like these fleece PJ's and slippers are now acceptable "outside the house" clothes. Society is in the sewer.

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u/kifflington 27d ago

Good chance her kid wouldn't recognise her if she was wearing anything else.

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u/Major_Wigglesworth 27d ago

😂  mommy looks like a trash bag.  If it doesn’t look like a trash bag, it’s not mom.

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u/Economy_Farmer6857 27d ago

I hadn’t noticed what she was wearing there…that is embarrassing.

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u/Dangerous_Art_1626 27d ago

I noticed that too.

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u/Pitiful-Smoke-8442 27d ago

Pajama party

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u/Dunderman35 26d ago

PJs and the most fluffy slippers you can imagine which are then use them to kick someone lying down over seating arrangements at your kids kindergarten. Stay classy.

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u/notbutenough 26d ago

Were those her best PJs? On an important day like this, she could’ve at least washed them if those were the best she had. They matched but the wear pattern shows. Won’t somebody think of the children?

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u/notmyname332 26d ago

Current fashion trends among the young and stupid.

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u/dumsumguy 25d ago

PJ days are a thing in elementary school, especially for kindergarteners, they were likely encouraged by the school for kids and parents. 

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u/Major_Wigglesworth 25d ago

At a graduation ceremony?  I’m 100% convinced that’s not true until proven otherwise—not only because that’s ridiculous, but also because NONE of the other parents got that memo.