In a video that was uploaded to YouTube, a few kindergarteners and a bus driver sweetly offer love and kindness to a young man on a daily basis.

After stepping off the school bus, the young man—who bills himself as ‘the fastest kid alive’ races home. However,

he doesn’t finish these intense dashes in silence. Rather, he has his own section of the school bus rooting for him: his classmates.

The kids yell, ‘Go, Xavier!’ as the young man darts across the street to his house without incident. Xavier, go!

Xavier’s mother claims that she is able to predict the bus’s arrival precisely because of the regular chorus.

It’s a common occurrence, she remarked. They clamor for Xavier to be named as they move to one side of the bus. ‘Xavier, get moving!’ We just hear it, and it tells us that they are outside.

The bus driver for Xavier is aware of his significant influence in a child’s life. He is aware that he is in a position to share some joy and happiness.

He remarked, ‘You have one last chance to make them happy, and you have the first chance.” Since I’ll see them last and first, that’s why.

I always saw that as a challenge to make sure I provide them with a safe atmosphere while yet letting them be kids and express themselves.