Family Chaos: Last Day of School and Vandalism Incident

Lyanna's reckless actions led to broken windows and a hefty repair bill, teaching a harsh lesson about consequences.

### Summer Chaos: The Misadventures of Leland and Lyanna
* 🎉 The school year has officially ended, marking the transition for Leland into **eighth grade**, while Lyanna completes her **fifth grade journey**.
* 🏀 Leland's excitement is palpable as he comes home with a basketball, despite the family's claim of **not owning one**.
* 🍲 Amidst summer plans, Lyanna expresses frustration about her teachers as she prepares a unique soup, indicating a blend of **family chaos and culinary creativity**.
* 🚨 However, the mood shifts dramatically when it’s revealed that Lyanna has taken a baseball bat to school with intentions of **vandalizing windows in retaliation for receiving an F**.
* 👮 As tensions rise, the family rushes to find Lyanna, who is seen **running with the bat**, while police sirens are heard in the distance, suggesting **impending trouble**.
* 💰 The aftermath reveals that Lyanna's actions have resulted in **eight broken windows**, with the school estimating repair costs at an **astonishing $8,000**.
* 😱 The family grapples with the financial burden and the consequences of Lyanna's impulsive behavior, leading to a **chaotic and humorous yet serious reflection** on their summer adventures.
* 📜 Ultimately, the narrative serves as a **cautionary tale against vandalism**, emphasizing that such actions have **serious repercussions**, even in the midst of summer fun.

hold on, that's her right there. Get over here. Why do you have a bat? Oh [__] talking mushrooms [Music]. Oh god, it begins. He is done. School year is officially over. Leland just got back. Last day of seventh grade. How'd you get a basketball? Like, we don't own a basketball. So, Leland is officially done with seventh grade, guys. School year is officially done. You're now in eighth grade. So, how do you feel? You completed your first year of middle school. Congratulations. All right, so, well, I gotta grab the trash bins. That's what I'm, that's why I'm down here. So, good luck. All right, guys, so summer has officially begun, guys. Whoo, summer family. So, I guess we'll do one of Leland getting his skateboard confiscated at school. At least, like, act like we, okay, fine. Sick of this cause I at least have to pretend that I like y'all. Oh my god. So, what are you making? I'm making some sort of Mexican-y, tortilla-y soup. Okay, I don't know. I'm

just using up stuff, whatever, and you know what, I don't hear you complaining. It looks the same going in as it has coming out, so you need to be nice, and you're gonna like it's probably gonna look like that coming out too, so uh, I don't know, we just missed it, but Leanna just came home from school. Lyanna, last day of school, last day of fifth grade, summer has begun. What are we gonna do for summer? Go swimming, go swimming. All right, so how does it feel to be done with fifth grade, going on sixth grade? I want to go to sixth grade. Why? The teachers are mean. Okay, oh, we're gonna deal with this next year. So hold on, the family is saying, okay, you guys are saying you thought you spotted Uncle Jay here at the house. Oh my gosh, there was like some creepo outside. Yeah, where? Like out by the window. What? I saw. You're saying Uncle Jay's here at the house. Do I need to check the house? Hold on, why?

is the light on down here? Hold on, what the heck? I hear someone. Hello? What? What the [__]? What the [__]? Forgot about those. Get out of here. What are you doing to my house? What are you doing here? I just wanted to say hi. I'm out my house, out upstairs. Look who I found. Look who I found. Look who. Get out of here. Open that door. Get out of here. Better be leaving. Get out of here. Get out of here. Jay came by unannounced like, Get a life, Uncle Jay. Look at this. Look at this door. Try to change the light bulb. How many idiots does it take to change a light bulb? Um, probably just looks like you might need another one. So anyway, don't touch it. So anyway, today my sister gave me an S. I'm probably gonna go to my school, and then I'll take some revenge, smash the window. [Music] [Music] I do what I want. Hey guys, it's Sandy here. So I am super mad at my teacher because she

gave me an F all because like, oh, I did turn in my assignments. [Music] So anyway, I think I'm just gonna take some revenge, you know, smash up all the windows because I don't get F's, I get A's. So she's gonna learn what happens when you give me an F. So I'm just gonna walk to school, you know, smash out of the windows, you know, because I do what I want, do what I want. It's trying to clean it this. I don't know what do you think, Leland. I don't know. Where's Lyanna? Lyanna's missing this. This is pretty cool. Oh wow, look at it, it's clean. This is really cool. So we don't have to vacuum or sweep anymore, the little robot. Yeah, huh, pretty cool. Get out of the way. Yeah, he's like sweeping along the kitchen. That's very nice 'cause y'all are too worthless, y'all never clean. Why did they go and get a machine duet? Okay, well, hold on, I clean on a clown.

oh okay you know how I'm gonna trip over that thing every day. It's not like you get out of the office; you just sit there all day. That's true. Oh, let's see if it picks up those pieces. It went right in between them. Where's this thing going? It's like chasing me. Where's it go now? Oh yeah. Oh, it can go in the carpet too. That's nice. Yeah, watch out for your foot. Did I get it? I think I got it. I got so. It sounds like Carol is getting frustrated with the new vacuum, the robot vacuum thingy. Um, it just kept going in a circle. I guess it's done. I don't know. It looks like it's at the charging station. It must be like charging or something. I guess it's finished right now. You're not done. It still has all that it needs to do. And then it didn't even bother going on that side of the wall or even here. Freaking cleaning wall bought things a lazy piece like you. Alright, what's up guys?

let's try it again. All right, what's up guys? Um, I'm out here doing some yard work right now. I get my mind off of the drum. I don't know what the heck Uncle Jay was doing earlier, spying on us or just randomly showed up to our house. That was really annoying. Um, again, we're getting some rain, actually much-needed rain. We've been in a drought for like ever now. And so, uh, I'm out here trying to do some yard work, taking care of the lawn. We have a lawn now, planting some plants, and enjoying a little bit of showers here. This is cool. We just barely got this. It's a win. Uh, it's a Christian whale, so we have that in front of our house. I think that's really cool. Um, Kell actually got it for me for Father's Day, which is coming up here pretty soon. All right, so here's another angle of our wishing well, which I went ahead and stuck right here, here in front of the house. It actually helps hide the pipes. So, I had some pipes there, which actually

feeds into my sprinkler system, so I know it hides it pretty well, guys. So, I don't know. I like it. I think it looks really cool. So, uh, even though it's raining, I gotta water these plants because they're brand new. I just barely planted these. So, I know it looks kind of weird watering when we're getting rain, but that's just what you gotta do with new plants. So, it's relaxing. I'm just doing yard work out here. And what do you want? I'm trying to relax doing yard work out here. What do you want? This is my yard time. This is my yard work time. Ah, what? What? She? What'd she do now? Basically, she told me that she was gonna take the baseball bat to school, start smashing the windows. What? What are you talking about? She left with the baseball bat. The baseball bat? The one in the garage? She left the house to smash the windows at school. Oh, God. The baseball bat's missing. Are you freaking kidding me? Are you kidding me, Leland?

where's the baseball bat? It's not in the garage. Smash windows? Yeah, probably her teachers, because she said, God. [Music] [Music] Well, we're gonna go find Lyanna. She apparently took the baseball bat, and she's going through a school to smash out windows. She's doing what? According to Leland. Can I come in the house? So we gotta go find Lyanna. She, according to Leland, Lyanna took the baseball bat, standing right behind the door. God, I ran right into the door. Why did we build a closet right in front of the door like that? Well, anyway, we gotta go get in the van. We're gonna go find Lyanna. She like walked to school with a baseball bat. She's gonna start smashing out windows. Oh my gosh, come on kids, come on, go. Okay, so I'm at my school, and I've just walked here, but I'm just gonna kind of look for a window, I guess, to smash, so I can just like take revenge for giving me enough like freaking screw.

that I'm gonna fall. Okay, I see one. Whoa, a few weeks ago, this was Alice in Wonderland. What is that? That's like a freaky Alice in Wonderland. Like, look at Alice. She's like, she's like, whoa. She's like Ohio or something. I don't know. But now it's Van Gogh's Starry Night. Wow, wow, that's awesome, Kevin. That looks really cool. All right, we got home finally. Anna, oh, what the heck. They have peacocks. Oh, this, this is, yeah. Ah, do you see her? Do you see her? We don't see her. Gosh, I'm assuming she meant her score. Yeah, I don't see where she could be. I guess go around the front. Ah, she here. I don't see her. Hold on, that's her right there. They're poor Lyanna. Lyanna, stop. Leanna, Lee, Anna. Hey, Anna, get over here. Why do you have a bat? Lyanna, Lyanna, stop on your own. I hear the police. I'm not dealing with this. I'm not dealing with this.

Okay, well, I hear police sirens. I'm not dealing with this. She's on her own. They can deal with her. All right, well, I'm going to let the police deal with Lyanna. I didn't want to deal with that. I saw a police car enter the school parking lot as I was trying to chase Lyanna. So, guys, I tried chasing Lyanna down, but she's a fast little runner. And then, you know, I heard the police sirens and all that. And so, I expect we'll probably hear from them soon, I guess. I don't know. She's out of control, hoping to stop her and get her back in the van before she got in trouble, and I just was not fast enough. Oh my God, is it? Oh, there's a police right there. They're waiting for us. Oh, here he comes. Oh, he's just there on the side of the road just watching. I'm pretty sure Lyanna got arrested. I know we just, we bolted out of there. We got out of there pretty quick. They're

gonna call us. They're gonna cost. We have to like figure out what to do again. Two hours later. No, three hours later. Sure, why not. All right, so we're back home. So I suspect we'll probably hear from the police here real soon regarding Lyanna. Anyway, I'm laying out mouse traps now. That's what I'm up to. Ah, we got a mouse here in the garage. So I got a trap there, a trap there, another trap over there, and then I got number one over there by the trash bag. I don't know if you can see. It's just back there somewhere or whatever. But I spotted a mouse earlier underneath the freezer. I wonder if it's still there. I don't see it. Are you back there, you dumb mouse? Oh my gosh, we got a mouse infestation. We got a mouse infestation. Yes, an infestation of mine. Yes, where are these mouses in the garage? I had to put out some traps. I've had to put out some traps. Like, what are we gonna do?

I don't want that. What if they come in the house? That's why I'm laying out the tracks. Look at his tail. I almost stepped on him. Something happened with the boy's tail. Yeah, I almost stepped on him. Oh, go in there. He can't fit in there. You're too fat here. [Music] Dang it. Oh, who's that? Oh, I'm just so glad that she could finally... What's going on? Oh, [Music] All right, so we're gonna have to pay. Were you arrested again? No, they just took me for a joy riding idiot. Go to your room. Go to um... Make me go to Europe. You broke eight windows. Go to your room and I'll do it again. Oh, no, you're not. Now go to your way. Go to your room. Go to your wow. Yeah, where's the bat? I want the bat back here. Go to your evidence, Leona. Come on, go now. Go back to school. [Music] I'm having a breakdown. I'm having a breakdown. Go to your room right now. Go

to your room. Go to your rooms, Lyanna. Stop it. Go to your room. No, go to your room, Leanna. Make me. I'll make you. Look at this. Tired of this. I've had enough, guys. Mind your business, London. Mind your own business. Okay, guys. All right, guys. So, I'm out. All right, guys. So, I'm outside my sister's room right now. I think she's like a mentor right now. She needs to go into this island. You are grounded. Give me back my phone. Mind your business. Mind your freaking business. Go back to your room. You're not grounded. You're gonna have to pay for those windows. [Music] Oh, I got one right here. Do you want one? [Music] You should be in jail. Where are you? No, I want you to pour butter on it like a little bit. Okay, can we just have a knife? Oh, God. Okay, excuse me. Oh, nothing makes me broke more than that. Okay, that was Leanna. Stop it. Nothing makes us vote more than KFC. All right, well, when you're done eating.

Go to your room. You're grounded because we're gonna have to pay for those windows. Oh, where is Cohen now, man? Ah, I'm not gonna get used to that. She in the Gloucester, I'm arguing. I know. Oh, there you go. The problem is, I'm, I'm hold on please. I know, hold on. I'm trying to talk to the school. Oh, it's about Lyanna. Okay. Oh, now what? So, okay, so the damage. Okay, how much was done? There were eight windows broken. Okay, so like how much is a window? Like 50 bucks or something? It's gonna be more than, hold on, each one knows a thousand [Music] a thousand dollars. It's gonna cost eight thousand dollars apparently. Yeah, eight thousand dollars. And then there's some busted up like bricks. No, are you sure Lyanna did the bricks? Because like she's not that strong to like break cracks. She is grounded for like, okay, for the rest of her life at this point, but she's not a thousand.

dollars property anymore. Okay, so we have to bring the money tomorrow. Tomorrow the money. Tomorrow because they need. What are they? The mafia. Why? Why they need the money tomorrow. They need to get the windows fixed. They're worried they're just gonna get broken into. It's summer. Okay, I know it's a summer break. Alright, so you got all summer to fix those windows. No, because they're. They don't want anyone else to break in. Then just pulled them up. How am I supposed to get eight thousand dollars. Okay, I understand. Okay, yeah, I know we have to put a lot of. You're gonna have to put a lot of ads on this video. I'm gonna have to like beg for donations or something. God, I don't know. Okay, I didn't do this. I can't do. I just can't. I just can't. So, oh goodness, some crazy stuff. I had to go check only because I just found this phone right there. So now I'm worried about them. [Music] [Music]

[Music] [Music] It's gonna be okay. Well, I know, but we'll figure this out. I promise. I promise we're gonna figure this out. Okay, I have to take a cold shower. I don't know, I just, I'm losing it. I'm losing it. [Music] Okay, I need you to calm down right now. Okay, well, I was concerned about you. All right, guys, thanks for watching. Remember our videos are skits, more of the story, guys. It's pretty dang obvious. Don't, I'm not forget the vacuum thing. All right, but seriously though, don't ever smash windows, guys, like it's bad. Don't ever vandalize buildings or scores or anything, guys. So that's the more of the story. Um, so yeah, subscribe if you're new to our channel, and thanks for watching. Give a like, be sure to check out whatever video pops up here, and um, that, that's all I have to say. Again, don't ever smash windows, guys. Ah, are you done yet, vacuum?

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Oh Shiitake Mushrooms

The Start of Summer and Unexpected Visitors

Leland has officially completed seventh grade and is now transitioning to eighth grade.

The family is celebrating the start of summer, with plans for swimming and other activities.

Uncle Jay makes an unannounced visit, causing some chaos and frustration in the house.

Dealing with an F and Robot Vacuum Adventures

The narrator is upset about receiving an F and contemplates taking revenge by smashing windows.

They get distracted by a new robot vacuum, which is cleaning the house but frustratingly misses some spots.

The narrator then shifts focus to doing yard work and planting plants, while also mentioning a Christian whale decoration in front of the house.

The narrator is watering new plants despite the rain, when they learn that Lyanna has taken a baseball bat to school with the intention of smashing windows.

The narrator and Leland rush to find Lyanna, who is causing a scene at school.

They eventually spot her and try to intervene, but the situation escalates with the arrival of the police.

Dealing with Lyanna's Chaos and a Mouse Infestation

Lyanna's reckless behavior led to her being chased by the police, resulting in her potential arrest.

The narrator, struggling to keep up, decided to let the police handle the situation.

Meanwhile, they are also dealing with a mouse infestation in the garage and setting up traps to prevent the mice from entering the house.

Siblings are arguing and being told to go to their rooms, with one being grounded for breaking windows.

The cost of the damage is estimated to be $8,000, including broken windows and damaged bricks.

The situation is chaotic, with siblings trying to navigate their conflicts and responsibilities.

There's a pressing need to raise $8,000 by tomorrow to fix the windows, as the property owners are worried about break-ins.

The situation is causing a lot of stress, and the narrator is considering begging for donations and putting ads on their video.

The skit emphasizes the importance of not vandalizing properties and encourages viewers to subscribe and like the channel.