re: Kid got into it with another on the bus... how much trouble is he in?

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He'll prob get in trouble for telling the bus driver no and not listening to her. It's one thing to fight back but another to ignore an adult.

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I did tell him he should have stopped when the bus driver told him too. His answer to me was " Paw Paw he wasn't crying yet, my brother was"

At my school, he would get a talking to along with the other little bastard. Then, if they shook hands like menfolk, they would sit for recess for a day. End of problem.

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I know you're joking

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Of course.

Don't worry about the situation... It's not a big deal as long as everyone lets it stay that way.

When kids don't listen to adults there is a problem. Kids don't have the option to tell adults, "no", regardless of the situation on a bus.

I had a similar event.
12 yr old took my 3 yr old sister seat at front row in movie. I was 7.
She complained to me on her way to go to back row.
I was in seat exactly behind 12 yr old. Lights go down. I got up and put choke hold on 12 yr old and sat down, still around his neck with forearm. He screamed for help. Lights go up. I am not letting go. Adult gets to me and inquires wtf.
I explained. My sister got seat back. No one said boo to me after.
Navy ship. All military kids on way to far east bases.

It will go on his “permanent record” and he’ll never get into college, won’t get a job, and his credit will be fricked. You might as well start saving for rehab costs.

I think the 9 year old showed a lot of restraint in not bringing his concealed carry into play.

Pretty sure the only role of the grandpa here is to pat the kid on the back and say he did right.

If he gets punished, buy him a PlayStation or whatever the current thing is.

Whatever they do to him, let him know he did the right thing.

It's Ritalin time.