Morning Struggles: Getting Kids Ready for School

Lanna struggles with school mornings, especially after daylight savings, causing tension with her parent.

### Morning Chaos: The Struggles of Getting Kids Ready for School
* 🌅 Daylight savings has made mornings darker, causing frustration as kids resist getting up for school, with Lanna arguing about **not wanting to go**.
* ⏰ Despite the clock showing it's after 7:30 AM, Lanna insists she's **tired and doesn't want to go**, especially since it's picture day, leading to a back-and-forth with her parent.
* 📚 The parent emphasizes the importance of education, stating, "**As a parent, it is my responsibility to make sure you get education**," while Lanna dreams of changing the law to avoid school.
* 🎒 Amidst the chaos, Lanna's attitude is evident as she **takes her time getting ready**, wanting to **try on multiple outfits**, which adds to the **stress of the morning routine**.
* 🚍 Ultimately, Lanna misses the bus due to her **reluctance to cooperate**, leading to her parent having to **drive her to school instead**.
* 🌈 During the drive, they spot a rainbow, but Lanna dismisses it, expressing her **disdain for school** and her **worries about failing a math test**.
* 🚗 The parent struggles to manage the situation, remarking on the change in Lanna's behavior, stating, "**I just can't deal with two kids acting this way**."
* 🏫 Finally arriving at school, Lanna continues to resist, leading to a tense moment where the parent urges her to **get out of the van**, highlighting the **challenges of parenting during school mornings**.

oh and mushrooms don't post that on YouTube. I hate daylight savings, guys, 'cause now it's dark in the morning. Like, it is, man. It's like after 7:30 in the morning, it's still dark outside. I hate this. Kids are Lanna. Lanna, time to get up for school. I don't want to. I don't care. You got to go to school. You're supposed to go to school. No, Lanna, don't lock the door. I'm not okay. I'm not in the mood for this. I'm not in the mood for this. Now come on, seriously. Ow, you f me, Lanna. You got to get ready for school, seriously. I don't want to go to school. It's picture day. Now come on. I don't want to go to school. I don't care. You got to get ready. No, it's after 7:30. I don't. I don't care. That's after 7:30 already, Lanna. I'm not missing. I'm tired. I didn't get good sleep last night. Now come on.

yeah, and you think I didn't. And I have to go to school for freaking 7 hours. I don't care. You're a kid. You need to go to school. You're in fifth grade now. Come on. It is 7:45. It's get ready. You're going to miss the bus. And I'm not driving you. I'm not doing this crap again. Going to miss the bus on purpose. No, no. That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying you need to get ready. No, Lanna, stop arguing with me. You got to get ready now. Go to school. No, walk down to your bus stop. Get on the dang bus. I'm going to take your Halloween candy. Stop shutting the door in my face. This is my house. That's my door. My room. I make the mortgage payments. Now come on. Get ready for school. Stop messing around. I'm not in the mood, Lyanna. You. I have to do all this with Leland. What? Hi, guys. It's L, and it's so

dark out. Let me show you. So it's so dark you can't even see anything outside. So I don't think I should have to go to school for this one reason. I miss summer 'cause when there's summer, there's sun, and when there's sun, it's fun. You getting ready? I don't want to go to school. I don't care. Now come on, you can't make me get out here. You need to have breakfast. You got to get you. You better be dressed, and you got to get your backpack. I got your backpack out here. Quit messing around now. Come on. No, Lanna, I'm not in the mood. Well, I'm not in the mood to go to school. You have to go to school. No, I really don't. That kids need to go to school. As a parent, it is my responsibility to make sure you get education. Well, I'll just easily become the president and change that law. Give me that phone. What are you doing with my phone? I'll just become the president. That okay, fine, whatever, but

for right now, you don't even have time for breakfast. Grab your bag, grab a jacket, it's cold outside. Stop arguing with me, still recording. Great, uh, okay guys, this start, get ready. No, okay, this is stressing me out. Lyanna's becoming a teenager, she's going to be 11, she's becoming, oh, she's been having an attitude lately. This is just, get ready, no guys, okay, I've never dealt with a teenage daughter before. This is, and she's not, I know she's not technically a teenager yet, but girls mature faster than boys. She's almost 11, and this is getting stressful. She's been having an attitude lately, she's been wanting to wear makeup, and you know, she's, I don't know, she's just becoming a teenage girl, guys, and this is stressing me out. She's giving me attitude, lots and lots of attitude. Love, you're still sweet, just get ready. Where you going now? Get ready now. Come on, get this, I can throw it out your head. Stop, Lanna, I'm serious.

all right guys hey we are getting ready to do some Captain shoutouts. So again, this is what we do every month as a thank you for those who are captains here at the Mushroom Army. So if you want to shout out next month, make sure you join the Mushroom Army. So we're gonna do a special shout out here to Andrew Colen Wilson, to Bam Bam Plays, to Coulson Simple, uh Jack Ryan, and Kirby 38 Game, uh Goo Gamer, uh Aiden Jack, and uh Gordon 21 Studios. We want to say thank you to uh Jaylen Watcher Blueford, Matthew Does Daily, here Barette Daer, um say thank you to Esin Adam Clark, U Tram Booy Goodness, Thomas Palmer, John Mar, Evelyn Koo, Eli Cooper, uh James Bit, and Kin Awesome. [Music] [Applause] videos you're going to miss the, you're going to miss the B. I don't care. I don't want to go to school. Can you help me out here? What are you doing? Well, I was doing the captain shout.

out hey guys freaking out okay get ready for school Lyanna come on get ready for school I am not going to school Lanna no all right thank you guys for being captains being oan talking musom members if you guys want to shout out in a future video uh join the mush Momi and sign up as a captain hey come on let's let's get ready you guys no hey guys it's l here oh he said I had to pick it up well I don't get ready for school no I don't want to go to school Lanna I'm having to clean all this up you f lemons crowns everywhere yeah cuz I don't want okay guys you're probably wondering why I don't want to go to school I don't want to go to school because I have a math test and and I'm probably going to flunk it so if I don't go to school then I can't fail the test and anyway check out my Channel at Leanna's World um I've been trying to

post more there, Leanna. Give me back my phone and get ready for school already. No, Leanna, I'm not joking. You're going to miss the school bus now. Come on, good this down here, Lanna. I'm going to throw that again. If I have to physically carry you down to the bus stop, I'll do that. You would not. You cannot carry me all the way to the bus stop. You can never. You cannot carry me the [Music] m going to school, going to school. Look how dark it is. I'm not. It's daylight savings. I know it's. It sucks. It's the sun. Okay, the sun's coming up. It's starting to come up. I can't see anything out here. It's November. It's daylight savings. Exactly one more. My just go get ready. Just go get ready. Come on, go get ready for school. You put that thing down. What the heck is that? You keep kicking. You keep falling at me. Thing's ugly. Now come on. Hey, stop. Stop, Lyanna. Dang it. Okay, so there's Leeland going to

school. I just got to get Lyanna to go to school. Oh, the sun is finally coming up. Leland just went to school. I'm just waiting for Lyanna. Yeah, ready? Is she all right? So, in the midst of Lanna's temperament just now, she decided she wanted to hurry and change her outfit. Lanna, come on, getting changed. I'll be in a second. You can't just okay, make up your mind. We don't have time for this. Hurry up. Your bus is going to be here in like 5 minutes or less. Now, come on. You happy? Yeah, let's go. Come on. I don't want. Don't have time to try on like two or three different outfits. That's what I always do. I am not going to SCH LNA. I don't care. You got to leave now. Le le. God dang it, pick that up right now. You pick it up, Lanna. No, all over the floor. You're picking that up. Are you ready for school now? No, no. Come on, you got okay. You're going to miss the bus. I don't care.

You're going to miss the bus, Lanna. I don't want to go. You need to go to school. Come on. Why can't Lea? Always has chances to sit at home, and you never. He actually went to school on his own. He actually went to school. Yeah, but think all times he gets to stay home. It's my turn now. No, you're not, Lanna. Get off the couch. No, it's not fair that Lea gets to stay. You got to go, Lanna. Your bus is going to be here any minute now. Come on, quit messing around. Good, I hope it's here any minute then. You don't have to go to school. Put on your shoes or you. I don't know what those are. Slippers, whatever. He are not slippers. Just come on. You got to go. Do slippers make this clacking sound? Come on, God, this attitude, seriously. All right, look, the sun is finally coming up now. It's a little cold. It's time for school. It's exactly 2° to called Lanna. Lanna. Oh my.

God, come on, no. You're going to school. You're going to school. I'm not going to school. You're going to school. No. Yes, you are. Put me down. No, you're going to school. Put me down. All right, Lanna, I mean it. You better go to [Music] school. Come on, Dad. I don't want to go to school. All right, finally got Lanna to school. That was a close call. I mean, I don't know, just attitude. I don't know. What's what are you doing, Lanna? I just the bus. What? I missed the bus. No, seriously, you missed the bus. Yeah, you did that on purpose. I did. Well, now you got to go get in the van now. Now I got to drive you to school. My God, are you serious? I didn't even have breakfast. Well, that's your fault. You screwing around. It's your fault 'cause you won't let me stay home. You don't get to stay home. It's a school day. Yes, I do. Do stop. No, no. Get in the van. I'm going to

have to take you to school. This is ridiculous. Even have breakfast. Come on, Lanna, let's go. Here we go again. All right, so I LNA missed the school stop, so we're having to take Lanna to school now. What is going on back then? Enough, enough. You're going to school. You're going to school. Going to stop freaking out back there then. Don't make me go to scho. You need to go to school. No, all kids have to go to school. What is going on? Got to stop. What is going on today? Go to school. You just got to be calm. Hey, stop. You just got to be calm. School. Wow, look at that. That's really awesome. You can see the other end right there. It is just a straight rainbow from there all the way over there. A full rainbow, guys. Like, look at that. You see purple? I can see the whole thing. If I zoom out like this, see the entire rainbow. And we're going to go under it. There it is at the end, guys. I see the

bottom there it is. It is like right in front of that hill. That's right where we're heading, guys. We're going to find a pot of gold unless that car gets to it first. They better drive by it. Okay, it looks like they drove by it. It's like in that house. It's like that people's backyard. This is exciting. Carol finds the end of a rainbow. Oh, what the heck. Now it's over the hill. This rainbow keeps moving away from us, guys. Yeah, this is a load of crap. Hey, guys, it's L to I. Do not want to go to school. And the reason I don't want to go to school is because I did really bad on the math test. So if I don't go to school, then it won't get my answers. And also, I'm really tired. I just don't want to go to school. And also, that rainbow is so stupid. I freaking hate rainbows. No one cares about rainbows these days. No one cares about rainbows. And my dad says, Oh, it's the LA

you need to go to school. Well, just become POS and change that law. You about ready 'cause we're almost. No, I'm not going. You are going. I'm not going. I'm not going, Lanna. Enough, no, Lanna. I do not want to go. Okay, I can only deal. I can only deal with one kid, temp potentium. I'm not dealing with this. I'm not dealing with this. Doesn't matter. I'm not. You've been the good kid all these years. You've been the good kid. Is going on today. Le's a bad influence on her. Le actually went to school today. I didn't have any issues with. He wants, he want, but he went to school. And we're having to take you to school. Stop complaining. You're going to school. Grow up. You're going to school. I'm done with this. You can't make me. I don't know what's going on today, guys, with her. Never had issues with Lanna. You know, it's been Leland all these years, but now I can't do. Still have two.

kids acting this way. I just can't. You're going to Lanna. I don't want to hear they. I'm not going toool. I guess London's the good kid now. I am not going to school than you D. You are going to school. No. Okay, well, it's right around the corner. You are going to school. There be one reason why you should go to school. Because it's the law. Well, become the president. All right, we're finally at the school. Come on, Lyanna. No, Lanna, get out of the van right now. Out there. I don't know what your attitude is today. What's going on? I don't want to go to school. Just go. I don't know what's going on today. Fine, but you owe me a million dollars. I don't owe you anything. Just go to school like a normal kid. I am going to drain your bank account. Just go. Go the attitude. Well, these other kids are, although they're at school and I don't. I don't know. Don't take going home today. Just attitude, you know, just this morning.

and everything. I don't know what's going on with her. She's your daughter. I'm tired of this. Your daughter. She's your daughter. Oh my God, just go, go. Don't just stand there. Go, go.

Girl Temper Tantrum Doesn't Want To Go To School! [Original]

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Struggles with Daylight Savings and School Mornings

The speaker dislikes daylight savings, as it causes dark mornings and struggles to wake their child, Lanna, for school.

Lanna is resistant to getting ready, leading to a tense morning routine.

The speaker emphasizes the importance of education and tries to motivate Lanna to go to school, while also expressing their own frustration with the situation.

Dealing with a Growing Teenager and Captain Shoutouts

Lyanna is turning 11 and showing typical teenage behavior, causing stress for her parent.

The parent is also managing a monthly Captain shoutout for the Mushroom Army, thanking various members for their support.

Lyanna is resistant to going to school due to a math test, leading to a chaotic morning routine.

Leanna is reluctant to get ready for school, causing a delay and frustration.

The conversation revolves around the dark morning and daylight savings, with Leanna wanting to change her outfit multiple times.

Despite the chaos, the parent is determined to get Leanna to school on time, emphasizing the importance of going and picking up after herself.

Lanna is resistant to going to school, causing a chaotic morning for her dad.

After missing the bus on purpose, Lanna's dad has to drive her to school, leading to more frustration.

Despite the chaos, they encounter a beautiful full rainbow on the way, providing a moment of awe.

The Frustrating Quest for the Pot of Gold

The group is excitedly chasing a moving rainbow, hoping to find a pot of gold, but it keeps eluding them.

One of the kids, L, is resistant to going to school due to a bad math test and feeling tired, while also expressing frustration with the rainbow.

The other kid, Lanna, is being taken to school, causing tension and complaints between the siblings.

A child named Lanna is resisting going to school, causing frustration for the parent.

The parent emphasizes that attending school is the law and tries to encourage Lanna to go.

Despite the parent's efforts, Lanna continues to argue and express her displeasure, leading to a tense situation.