Everyone loves to see a bully get what they deserve. This bully happens to get what he deserved not just once, but twice.

The video starts with two school kids in their classroom, standing face-to-face, arguing about something. It’s clear the taller kid is the aggressor.

The taller kid starts pushing the shorter kid around the room, but gets no response. Finally, the shorter kid pushes back once, and then they start the typical shoulder-bumping; seeing which one will throw the real first shot.

Lots more pushing happens from the taller guy; a couple times he pushes the shorter kid into the wall pretty hard. The shorter kid finally reaches his limit and lets a right hand fly to the taller kid’s face, knocking him to the ground.

The smaller kid punches his opponent once while he’s on the ground but then starts to walk away, thinking the fight is finished.

Once the taller kid is back up on his feet, he’s seen holding his face and walking towards the shorter kid. It doesn’t look like he was being aggressive, but it’s hard to tell if he said anything to the shorter kid that would indicate that.

Once in range, the shorter kid throws another right hand sending his opponent to the floor for a second time. This time, the shot puts him out cold. The shorter kid then just walks out of the room.

Unless you’ve directly experienced bullying, you may not realize just how devastating it can be, especially to a child or teenager. As well as being deeply hurtful, bullying can leave anyone feeling frightened, angry, depressed, and totally undermined. But bullying should never be tolerated. Whether you’re the one being bullied, or you’re a teacher or parent who thinks their child is being bullied or engaged in bullying behavior, there are steps you can take to deal with the problem. Knocking your bully out is usually not the right answer, but it can be in the right situation.