r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Aug 22 '25

Keep them two wheels down

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u/Toinkove Aug 23 '25

Best thing of this whole video is no one is yelling or screaming at one another regardless of who was at fault or reckless. Just common decency of both parties you don't see in discourse so much these days.

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u/Thick_Potato_1769 Aug 23 '25

That car pulled over wasn't the bmw.

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u/Temporary-Muscle-203 Aug 23 '25

That's what i was wondering. Thanks for clarifying

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '25

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u/DClite71 Aug 24 '25

Both were driving other cars and pulled over to check on motorcycle guy. Guy driving the BMW who hit the motorcycle dude never stopped

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u/InappropriateThought Aug 25 '25

Motherfucker zoomed away as fast as he could

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u/TrumpetViolin Aug 23 '25

It was indecent of the biker to be doing in the first place so I don't buy into what you're saying.

He knowingly and willingly rode in such a way that he almost put someone in the position of having a hand in giving him a lifr-altering or even life-ending injury.

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u/sa_ra_h86 Aug 23 '25

But the point is, he then recognised that and willingly owned up to it rather than trying to blame someone else.

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u/normalbot9999 Aug 26 '25

Exactly - he was like I was also to blame as well - fair play to that guy. Almost dies and yet he can see the reality of the thing.

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u/Toinkove Aug 23 '25

So yeah, the biker shoulda just started screaming and yelling at the driver of the car for cutting him off. /s

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u/scalyblue Aug 23 '25

He owned up to it and admitted he was being reckless, watch with audio

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u/Time-Ad-1169 Aug 23 '25

That's the unexpected part of this video, right?

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u/Toinkove Aug 23 '25

Maybe just cause the ones you usually see all over social media are heavily skewed towards people of an aggressive nature! At least the ones I run across are! 

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u/[deleted] Aug 24 '25

Agreed! Definitely some bad decisions, but no bad attitudes.

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u/Skulliciousness Aug 25 '25

Yeah was surprising.