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Not a jackass in my opinion. I imagine there's more to the story if you could rewind that video to find what lead to his decision. The kid in the car is the jackass.
I made it home in one piece, so in the end all is good. Apparently I was on HIS highway... I agree, truck vs motorcycle, truck wins.
This is only the second time I've had something done to me like this. Years ago a woman looked me straight in the eye and suddenly swerved over into the lane I was in because she wanted in it. Ran me off onto the breakdown lane/shoulder of the Interstate. Back then if I'd have had something, I would have thrown it thru her windshield. Guess I'm older and wiser.
Besides, he's probably still all upset I flipped him off.
It's insane....I frequently take I-65 north from SR 28 to Lafayette. One time I was in the fast lane and a woman came over at me 3 times...the first time I thought she just didn't see me, but after the second time I realized she was trying to force me out of her way. In one of my stupider moments I eased over and kicked the **** out of her drivers door at 75 MPH leaving a significant dent while screaming "I will find you!". Spent the next month waiting for the cops to knock on my door.
I usually don't pay attention to the drivers, just the vehicles, how they drive, and where I'll need to go to get away from them should they do something stupid. Friends often say "Hey I saw you in town, I was waving but you didn't notice me". Yep, I'm oblivious to who's in the car I guess.
Flipping people off? Done it. Who hasn't? But I usually just mutter under my breath now. Every so often though, some amazing ****tard comes through where I just can't leave it to under my breath. Usually then as I'm behind them, I throw up the universal "what the hell was that?" symbol.
When I was much younger I used to carry some ball bearings in my shirt pocket just for a-holes. They bounce really well when you toss they up in the air. Nowadays that could get you shot so I just exit or turn asap.
Oh, I call them ******* out loud and some times worse names, I don't care if they hear me .This is in a cage or on the bike...Ill mouth it to them in the rearview mirror sometimes they''ll see my lips saying "*******" when they go by me ...
It appears I've learned a gesture that is way worse than flipping the bird. Thumbs up or thumbs down. Some take it as a badge of honor but others go all BSC on you. Up or down doesn't matter, never know the response you'll get. Have to make sure I have an open avenue of escape before I unleash that gesture.
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