A Tennessee mother decided to confront her children's school bus driver on September 28, after she said the bus driver made her children cry.
In a now viral video of the incident, the mother, Cassaundra Rubi, could be heard telling her four children she loves them and hopes they have a good day before turning to the bus driver and asking: 'Please, don't yell at my kids today.'
The female bus driver, whose name has not been publicly released, then angrily retorts: 'I don't yell at your kids.'
Rubi replies, 'Yeah, you do,' to which the bus driver, who is now handing the children masks for the bus says: 'No I do not, you shut your mouth.'
'Who do you think you are?' Rubi shoots back in the viral video.
'Who do you think you are?' the bus driver replies.
'I'm asking you not to yell at my kids,' Rubi responds, to which the bus driver says: 'How dare you tell me not to yell at your kids?'
'Yes, they cry every day,' Rubi says, before the bus driver pulls away and appears to give her the middle finger.
'Oh hell nah, did she flip me off?' Rubi wrote in the TikTok video, which has been viewed more than 31 million times.
A Tennessee woman took a video asking her children's school bus driver not to yell at her children after she allegedly made them cry
Cassaundra Rubi asked the driver (pictured), 'Please, don't yell at my kids today'
The bus driver denied ever yelling at her children, but soon grew heated and started yelling at Rubi, saying: 'How dare you tell me not to yell at your kids?'
In follow-up videos, Rubi explained that her children range in age from four to 10 years-old, but her five year-old is the youngest one to ride the bus to school in the Washington County School District every day.
They sit in the first two rows, she said, and one week prior to the viral incident, the bus driver helped her son onto the bus and then pushed him into the seat, the mom claimed.
And just the day before the video was taken, Rubi claims, the bus driver told her children that their mom had to 'grow up and take them
