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He was being passive-aggressive as I often do myself. I often reach around and scratch the back of my head or stretch as in this is boring. They can see you doing it so it pi$$e$ them off more. One other thing to do is turn windshield washers on. It will often skip over and get on their windshield. This really pi$$e$ them off more.
He was being passive-aggressive as I often do myself. I often reach around and scratch the back of my head or stretch as in this is boring. They can see you doing it so it pi$$e$ them off more. One other thing to do is turn windshield washers on. It will often skip over and get on their windshield. This really pi$$e$ them off more.
The next person you antagonize could pull a gun like this guy did and kill you, all because you're an immature driver. Hope you're ready to deal with the consequences someday.
The next person you antagonize could pull a gun like this guy did and kill you, all because you're an immature driver. Hope you're ready to deal with the consequences someday.
So in other words, you should always cower in fear and defer when another person acts aggressively in any situation because they might have a gun?
So in other words, you should always cower in fear and defer when another person acts aggressively in any situation because they might have a gun?
You said your self you were being passive in this situation. You were never in the position of power in this situation. The guy behind you had all the options and yours were limited. You had to actually divert your attention to mess with him. He did not...he had you in his sight the whole time.
There is a reason when two fighter jets go at it....the winner is always behind his enemy. Which is why I like to pull over and fall in right behind them. You screwed with this guy and put yourself in the vulnerable position of being in front of him.
In today's society making the choice NOT to roll the dice with an unknown person (Screwing with them) is not cowering in fear....it is called common sense. While you were off in your own world jamming to the Allman Brothers while messing with him...he might be in his own world about to melt down and take you with him.
I will admit, I thoroughly enjoyed how frustrated this person got simply because I chose not to drive like a maniac, but I still feel guilty because of it. Should I?
I don't see why. You were obeying the traffic laws and not doing anything reckless. Jeep guy was the problem, not you. If it were me, I'd pull off to the shoulder and let him by, because I prefer to have crazies like that off in front of me rather than right on my tail. But obviously, you were under no obligation to do so, and as you say, he could have passed if he really had wanted to.
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