A LITTLE girl has wowed millions of social media users after her mum shared a clip of her sassily ranting about a classmate online.
Tabitha Garcia's daughter Taylor revealed her annoyance that a friend called Lizzie had taken – and then lost – a special pencil awarded to her for having perfect attendance at school.
In the clip shared by the Texas mum to her 131,000 followers on Instagram, her child can also be seen passionately pointing out that it was even more unfair given that the accused didn't herself have a spotless attendance record as she had been on holiday to Canada.
Taylor – wearing a cute purple head band and jacket – told the camera: "Yesterday I put my pink Perfect Attendance pencil in the sharpen box. I'm the only one who has one of the same type of those."
However, when she arrived at school the next day and looked for the piece of freshly-sharpened stationery in the box, she realised it was gone.
The frustrated pupil continued: "I went to go get my pencil. And guess what I saw. Nothing but yellow plain old pencils."
"I couldn't find my Perfect Attendance pencil, which is the only pencil I turned in. So I had to take somebody else's pencil, because somebody, and I know who, stole my Perfect Attendance pencil, who didn't even earn one, because they were in Canada."
Her voice growing increasingly angry, Taylor continued: "So today I saw Lizzie using it on her morning work. And I said, 'Lizzie, that's my pencil,' and she was like, 'Well, it was in that box,' and I was like, 'Cause I needed it sharpened,'
"Then she was like, 'It's just a pencil,' and I was like, 'It's my Perfect Attendance pencil,' and then Reese jumped in and said, 'Yeah, she earned it, you didn't earn it. You were in Canada.'
"And then I was like, 'Yeah, so give me back my pencil,' and she was like, 'No,' so I waited all the way until after lunch to get my pencil back.
It's a Perfect. Attendance. Pencil.
"I said, 'Can I have my pencil?' She was like, 'Yes' — and she lost my pencil in her desk.
"And then she said, 'After recess,' and I was like, OK."
However, the pencil still didn't turn up after break.
Taylor recalled: "I told the teacher. She didn't do anything… it was just the same thing, Lizzie had my pencil. And I still don't have it."
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Her mum finally interjected and calmly told her that it's "just a pencil".
However, her daughter wasn't having any of it, and replied: "It's a Perfect. Attendance. Pencil."
Tabitha noted that from now on she should keep any special pencils at home, and revealed her plans to buy her daughter a sharpener.
The hilarious video has been watched by more than three million people after being re-posted on Twitter.
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One person wrote: "Just have to say that you have an amazing girl right there. She has a strong sense of integrity and will fight for justice."
Another commented: "Omg she is precious!!"
A third shared: "Get this girl her own show!!"
Responding to the reaction from those who felt Lizzie's behaviour was less than ideal, the parent said: "I feel y’all. The girl is wrong for what she did, no doubt."
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