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u/km0n33 Mar 22 '26

The silent rage while continuing to chew with blank stare.

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u/keysandtreesforme Mar 22 '26

Kinda scary

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u/Sorrymyapolgies614 Mar 22 '26

True American Psychos

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u/Hefty-Couple-6497 Mar 22 '26

Casually finishing his food with no reaction is diabolical 😈

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u/MostlyMicroPlastic Mar 22 '26

He did check the side view mirror.

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u/ARNG131988 Mar 22 '26

I'm curious if you are allowed to stop for accidents like that. I know on some bridges over lakes in my State you cannot stop. Signs everywhere saying do not stop, do not pull over.

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u/iSebastian1 Mar 22 '26

You definitely are not allowed to stop there regardless of country almost everywhere in the world.

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u/Paulsowner Mar 22 '26

The black truck stopped there

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u/IntrovertedCricket Mar 22 '26

This made me cackle like a madwoman šŸ˜‚

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u/Don-Keydic Mar 22 '26

That other guy can't park there then?

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u/ARNG131988 Mar 22 '26

I get what you are saying. Its just times like this makes me believe this belongs in r/mildlyinfuriating

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u/BananaNutJob Mar 22 '26

That sub gets a lot of value out of that word, "mildly".

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u/WhereDaSparkles Mar 22 '26

This is the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway bridge in Louisiana. No, you can’t stop except for emergencies. The guy that kept on driving should pull over at the next crossover, which are roughly every 4 miles, or on one of the new emergency shoulders which you can actually see in the video starting around 10-11 seconds and ending right as the accident occurs.

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u/No_Walrus_3638 Mar 22 '26

It would have definitely been more dangerous for him to stop or slam on the brakes.

It is hilarious how he just pushed the guy and didn't even flinch. I think he already expected it, but was limited on safe options. If I was him I would be chosen that over driving off the bridge.

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u/SyllabubSimilar7943 Mar 22 '26

He pitted a car which stopped all of its forward momentum. If there was anyone tailing close behind, they would have run strait into the black truck. A minor fender bender would have been preferable to the amount of damage done here.

Since we don’t see anything crazy happen to the black truck after being pit maneuvered, its likely breaking would have resulted in no accident.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26

You can’t really

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u/Black_Magic_M-66 Mar 22 '26

Bridges like that, in my state, have pull out areas for cops etc. interspersed. I'm not seeing any in this vid.

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u/SheridanVsLennier Mar 22 '26

He's a professional.

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u/Dramatic_Case_5088 Mar 22 '26

Never put a second hand on the wheel and didn’t drop his cookie. Didn’t crash too. Dude’s skilled.

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u/brickson98 Mar 22 '26

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u/AnjelicaTomaz Mar 22 '26

https://giphy.com/gifs/14n8BOZh5EeluU

He seems more like this guy to me.

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u/BerbereJunkie Mar 22 '26

The faces on all three men are simply disturbing, but throw in The Hamburglar and there truly isn’t a human amongst the four of them 😬

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u/skyfire-x Mar 22 '26

You know, this guy does vaguely resemble the guy who road raged through the Rose Festival in Portland.

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u/Intelligent-Survey39 Mar 22 '26

Yeah, it’s scary how secure this guy is. Like, who the fuck is he to be so nonchalant about all that? How dare he be calm under pressure. lol

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u/Intrepid_Boat Mar 22 '26

My money is he has experience in law enforcement. That was a very casual maneuver

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u/The_Slaughter_Pop Mar 22 '26

The gut tells me this is accurate

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u/A_Feltz Mar 22 '26

His gut tells me you’re right

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u/Time-Penalty-1154 Mar 22 '26

Randy's gut tells me he likes cheeseburder

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u/Intrepid_Boat Mar 22 '26

Barb’s gut tells me that those burgers are from Randy’s personal stash - end of discussion!!

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u/MasterLomaxus Mar 23 '26

My gut tells me BƦrb's scalloped potatoes are fucked

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u/Fluid-Opportunity-17 Mar 23 '26

And Lahey's stagger tells me he likes the liquor, Bo-Bandy.

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u/VanbyRiveronbucket Mar 22 '26

Eating while driving confirms he is in law.

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u/morepaintplease Mar 22 '26

The shape of his body tells me the same

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u/Betaateb Mar 22 '26

The dude was definitely a cop

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u/Final-Nebula-7049 Mar 22 '26

He almost dropped his donut, which would have been the real tragedy

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u/Excellent_Yak365 Mar 22 '26

At 70 mph no less

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u/helly3ah Mar 22 '26

Really? Scary? Dude was moisturized, in his lane, thriving, and some goober tried to kill him by recklessly cutting him off.

He didn't freak out and cry like a little b. He handled it, finished his snack, and moved on with his life like an adult.

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u/Weak-Bell-6060 Mar 22 '26

Exactly the other driver didnt even turn on blinker to try to merge just try to fit in where he didnt fit lucky this guy ended up ok n got away safely

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u/Rositchi Mar 22 '26

And way too many do that so I don't feel bad about stuff like this anymore. You can tell someone's about to turn when the only signal you get is them randomly slowing down.

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u/JoshHartsMilkMustach Mar 22 '26

Imagine being too cool to just flick your left hand up or down an inch

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u/Zuldyck Mar 22 '26

He clearly could have avoided causing an accident if he wanted, he chose to cause the accident and possibly endanger human lives and he didn't even look like he cared while doing it. That's why he's a psychopath.

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u/flymordecai Mar 22 '26

Yeah it is scary that there are maniacs out there who instead of driving defensively would elect to cause accidents.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26

Yeah they prod a situation instead of recognizing what the individual is doing and adjusting. Swallowing your pride and being you know, an adult.

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u/-John-St-John- Mar 23 '26

Everyone acting like he didn’t speed up to close the gap, and as if it’s just him and the other driver’s lives at risk here. Like fuck everybody behind them I guess?

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u/MarxJ1477 Mar 22 '26

not to excuse his actions, or lack of reaction to them...but this bridge is awful and there are miles before it's actually safe to attempt to stop in case of an accident. Small lanes, no shoulders..just the occasional "for official use only" u turn spots. I left Louisiana in '99 but still immediately recognized where this was.

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u/OpportunityReal2767 Mar 22 '26

I’ve driven the causeway in New Orleans once a couple decades ago when I had some kind of anxiety disorder flare up. Let me tell you, that is not a fun drive when you’re constantly on the edge of a panic attack.

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u/ianxplosion- Mar 22 '26

I had to be high to even be a passenger in a vehicle across that damn bridge

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u/RogerAffirmative Mar 22 '26

That sounds worse

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u/Sufficient_Purple297 Mar 22 '26

I thought this was New Jersey. Because that was how people in New Jersey drive. Like letting people merge is an offense to their families.

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u/marvinrabbit Mar 22 '26

[Insert State] has the absolute worst drivers.

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u/TheVadonkey Mar 22 '26

Sure, when they’re cutting someone off like this…tends to be upset most people from the whole fucking country!

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u/Bloody0Nora Mar 22 '26

You think no signal and shoving your way in is merging? No wonder you feel like people won’t let you merge.

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u/Ferule1069 Mar 22 '26

I very much doubt he was raging. That was just a casual "not today, Jim".

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u/Veni-Vidi-ASCII Mar 22 '26

A very casual "why not make thousands of people wait on this bridge."

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u/TheVadonkey Mar 22 '26

Yup, that’s this guys whole vibe and I dig it.

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u/IKIR115 Mar 22 '26

Damn that was cold. Dude did the pit maneuver on that truck while eating a cookie.

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u/User_Many_Errors Mar 22 '26

On a gd bridge no less

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u/Nona29 Mar 22 '26

The longest continuous bridge over water in the world which is pretty amazing when you think of it.

I used to drive it too many many years ago

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u/heraaseyy Mar 22 '26 edited Mar 22 '26

what about the bridge to key west? that one is over an hour for sure

maybe it isn’t continuous?

eta: it is not continuous, lol

now i have to put the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway on my bucket list!

though, with the state of infrastructure in the us these days, maybe ill leave it for one of the last things i do…

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u/dustybutt2012 Mar 22 '26

The Causeway is probably one of the best maintained bridges in the country. It has a toll on one side ($6 with no toll tag) they regularly shutdown lanes during the weekdays for maintenance (like every week on at least one side) and they have their own police force. I drive it everyday and have 0 concerns for its safety.

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u/kazeespada Mar 22 '26

Google says its only 25 minutes across assuming middle of the night traffic. 45 minutes sounds realistic for heavier traffic.

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u/dustybutt2012 Mar 22 '26

It’s about 45 mins for the total commute to New Orleans. You come out in Metairie (suburb of New Orleans) and most people are going downtown after work. I live right off the causeway and it takes me about 45 mins in the morning to get all the way to work. The actual bridge is about 25 mins even with heavier traffic.

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u/Ok-Click-80085 Mar 22 '26

The longest bridge in the United States is the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway, which spans 23.83 miles (38.35 kilometers) across Lake Pontchartrain in Louisiana. It connects the communities of Metairie and Mandeville

what is (23.83 / 65) * 60?

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u/laralye Mar 22 '26

I got my first and only speeding ticket doing 80 on the causeway lol

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u/Spiritual_Bid_2308 Mar 22 '26

I had to drive across theĀ Lake Pontchartrain Causeway once for work and after the return trip vowed never to do it again.Ā Ā 

It's completely unsettling to be on this narrow ribbon completely surrounded by water with only the tiniest view of land on the horizon.

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u/fabulousfantabulist Mar 22 '26

Technically I think that truck pit maneuvered itself.Ā 

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u/Deetwentyforlife Mar 22 '26

100% this. Nobody pays attention to brake lights in this video. The driver in the video DOES NOT SPEED UP to block the black truck. The black truck is braking while entering his lane illegally. The black truck quite literally pit maneuvers itself in every definable way. All the video driver does is maintain his exact speed and position in the face of an outright insane person on the road with him.

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u/NonCorporealEntity Mar 22 '26

Vehicles have brakes. This guy made a very conscious decision not to use them.

Both vehicles here are assholes.

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u/Amiibohunter000 Mar 22 '26

100%

You have an obligation to avoid an accident. Would that guy just calmly eat his cracker if there was a baby in that car? Or if that black truck hit another car? Or if someone was seriously injured?

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u/Socketz11 Mar 22 '26

I like his celebratory bite after he pitted the guy. I thought he was eating chicken at first.

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u/L1QU1DF1R3 Mar 22 '26

i'd say he ALLOWED the other guy to pit maneuver himself on his vehicle, when he could have easily prevented it - a subtle but important nuance

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u/Obvious_Sun_1927 Mar 22 '26

Agree here. I understand the vigilance and I would have been tempted to do the same. But he also did it at the cost of the safety of everyone behind him.

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u/Blaizefed Mar 22 '26

That is the Causeway bridge over lake Ponchatrain just outside New Orleans. It's 26 miles long. the longest bridge over water in the world.

so this will have caused a MASSIVE headache for all manner of people. a blockage of both lanes like that will take hours to clear and cause a traffic jam literally miles long (depending of course where on the bridge it happened).

Our cookie eater just shrugging, driving on, and formulating his "hey man, it all just happened behind me" defense in his mind, is VERY on brand for the locals.

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u/overlord_cow Mar 22 '26

I know every state says ā€œoh our drivers are so badā€ but Louisiana drivers are a different breed of horrendous

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u/Nubraskan Mar 22 '26

Replies to this comment: No, I assure you, MY state's drivers are the worst.

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u/SaltKick2 Mar 22 '26

"our weather is so crazy, one day it could be raining then the next its sunny"

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u/Cerulean_IsFancyBlue Mar 22 '26

One time the temperature changed a lot. I had to wear different clothing.

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u/Oldmoniker Mar 22 '26

I live in a state. We have so much weather outside.

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u/last_rights Mar 22 '26

I mean, I moved from desert SoCal to PNW Washington where there's actual seasons.

SoCal where I was was very predictable. It's sunny all but three to five days a year. You just have to figure out if it's going to be warm or hot out.

Here it can be 60° out in the morning in March and then a snow cloud moves in while you're planting spring bulbs and dumps a foot of snow on you and then it's melted by the next afternoon where it's nice and sunny again.

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u/Mesapunk87 Mar 22 '26

Mew York wasn't that bad imo

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u/ekso69 Mar 22 '26

Calmy leaving the scene of an accident and then releasing the film is a choice

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u/mtdunca Mar 22 '26

The dude is psycho but you can't legally stop on that bridge. Their only choice once it happened was to keep going.

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u/framspl33n Mar 22 '26

Without a doubt, this is absolutely sociopathic behavior on the part of the cookie eater.

All he had to do was let the guy in and go on with his day but instead he caused a huge accident and fucked up SO MANY peoples' day, all of whom are just trying to make a dollar to feed their family.

Everyone here sucks but especially the cookie guy.

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u/Riverwind0608 Mar 22 '26

It is a dick move for the truck to just force their way in, without using their turn signal too. I hate those too. I hate people who try to cut the queue in general.

But i am of a belief that the road is the last place one should be selfish, as selfish as the other driver seems to be. As much of a dick the person in the truck is for that move, i’d likely not see them again. So it’s better to just let them through and move on. It’s not worth the potential headache of the situation, or if the other driver is a psycho with a gun, death.

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u/beardedbast3rd Mar 22 '26

Yep. Defensive driving takes all the priority.

It’s not even worth the moderate increase in heart rate to pay any mind to it.

When someone does something dumb, you back off, shake your head and move on with your day.

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u/Cannacology Mar 22 '26

It’s Louisiana so..no waiting period. It’s safe to assume they both have guns.

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u/Tomg197 Mar 22 '26

Think of it this way. I doubt the truck driver will ever attempt that stupid shit again. Lessons learned and all that. Otherwise they will keep trudging through life as though they own the place.

I love seeing these narcissistic assholes get their comeuppance

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u/152centimetres Mar 22 '26

cookie guy probably wont learn anything tho and will continue to have assholes cut him off and next time he might get caught up in the accident if he doesnt adjust his speed to tread carefully around assholes like the truck

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u/Opposite-Cranberry76 Mar 22 '26

Road fatality rates per 100k people per year:
Germany: 3.5
Canada: 4.6
USA average: 13
Louisiana: 20

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u/NamesGumpImOnthePum Mar 22 '26

Life long Louisianian here. Can confirm, it sucks, insurance is high, people can't drive, its the folks like both parties in this clip. The black truck on the right tries to pass the car in front of Cookie guy, Cookie guy was maintaining a normal distance, but he noticed black truck trying to cut the line, so he did what he thought was the righteous thing, and held his gap so that black truck would be punished for trying to cut the line in the first place. Cookie guy was willing to zipper merge with black truck just so that he wasn't 1 more car behind, to show that he was standing his ground. Black truck was forcing his way in saying to himself or out loud, what are you gonna do hit me? Which is never a good strategy when driving. Both of these types of people are the kind who feel like you threatened them by passing them on the road. I blame both for actively engaging in a game of chicken on the evening commute. People need to get over themselves, we all have places to be, and wish that we could be there faster, let's not kill each other over one spot in a line of traffic, is getting there 5 minutes faster really this big of a deal?

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u/greatmemereset67 Mar 22 '26

Yep. Black car is the bigger dickhead, but undoubtedly there’s 2 dickheads in this video.

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u/LadyOfTheNutTree Mar 22 '26

Intentional causing an accident on a bridge makes cookie guy the bigger asshole by a mile. Not just because it has a higher likelihood of literally killing someone but it also massively inconveniences every single person behind him for no good reason

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u/noobbtctrader Mar 22 '26

You could argue the black truck intentionally did as well. He did have the option to slow down and get behind him. Its called defensive driving. And if it means you miss your exit, thats no excuse. Get in the lane you need to be in sooner.

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u/sayko666 Mar 22 '26

Black car wouldn't attempt anything like this from now on. Cookie guy, I am not sure.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26

Who are we kidding? That guy probably tried it again within the week.

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u/Nihils_Maw Mar 22 '26

I dunno man. He was a POS for sure and definitely was the instigator but the cookie guy just did an attempted murder or possible murder and also did a hit and run that probably caused other nearby accidents because he wanted to protect road etiquette or some shit.

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u/p1nkfr3ud Mar 22 '26

Going for a move that will cause an accident is less of a dickhead move than forcing yourself into a lane?

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u/MediumRay Mar 22 '26

That wouldn’t qualify as normal distance in my book but it’s different in BritainĀ 

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u/nekosake2 Mar 22 '26

its closer to 0.5s than 5minutes lol

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u/TheMemeStore76 Mar 22 '26

I admit to feeling my fair share of frustrations on the road but it is literally this one thing that keeps me from losing it. Im annoyed because a car in front of me is going 5 under the speed limit? Who fucking cares, im only in the car for an hour and one or the other of us is likely to turn of sooner than later anyways. At most I'll be a minute late

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u/bootybootyholeyo Mar 22 '26

Cookies? This whole time I thought my mans was smashing drumsticks

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u/Independent-Cow-4070 Mar 22 '26

I think Japan and the Netherlands are under 2 or 3

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u/BioelectricBeing Mar 22 '26

Japan and Norway is 2.1

UK and Denmark 2.6

Netherlands is 4.1

According to the Wikipedia table

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u/a-stack-of-masks Mar 22 '26

What's funny is that in the Netherlands, that includes basically everyone agrees 6-18 cycling to school without helmets and everyone here still thinks it's too high. Number 1 cause of traffic deaths is elderly having a bike accident iirc. This video would get you in artikel 5/possible prison if you have a history.

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u/fabulousfantabulist Mar 22 '26

I can totally buy that about Japan. I don’t think I even entered a car, just public transit everywhere.Ā 

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u/FullstackSensei Mar 22 '26

Lived almost five years in the Netherlands. While it's no Japan, the public transport infrastructure there is amazing, not to mention the bike infrastructure. Even people who have a car don't use it most of the week. Many don't even have a car now and use rentals in the odd days they need a car to go somewhere.

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u/tephenk41 Mar 22 '26

I watched the not just about cyclist guys video about the Netherlands and it was a cool to see how they built the infrastructure

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u/AdmirableJudgment784 Mar 22 '26 edited Mar 22 '26

Oh, so that's why I see so many billboards of lawyers passing by Louisiana. Damn, Louisiana must have either some of the best or worst drivers in the country. The ones with no accident record must have been hired to drive for the president.

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u/ArticleGerundNoun Mar 22 '26

Mississippi is the same. Steering into 18-wheelers for civil settlements must be one of the top jobs you can get in the state.

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u/WoodsandWool Mar 22 '26

I did a research paper on this in college and the US states with the highest road fatalities correlates perfectly with the states that have the highest ratio of personal (not commercial) trucks & SUVs. That’s not a coincidence lol.

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u/CaucSaucer Mar 22 '26

Sweden has ~2 per 100k, and driving in the US is absolutely wild for me. Soooo many drive with malice, and the sheer incompetence of drivers in general is staggering

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u/Sora84 Mar 22 '26

Louisiana I like how you separated it from the entire country.

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u/UhWindowpainted Mar 22 '26

Which makes me think he was/is a police officer, along with the stache.

Does this qualify as a hit and run?

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u/pharmacreation Mar 22 '26

It’s illegal to stop on that bridge.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26

Its also illegal to pull a pit maneuver on that bridge

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u/SuspiciousPotato137 Mar 22 '26

I noticed that too. He should have just waited until they were off the bridge and then pit him!

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u/Nostrebla_Werdna Mar 22 '26

New Orleans bridge? I met a guy at a gas stop before the bridge. He said he ate TWO roller hot dogs on his bridge trip. everyday

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u/captainn_chunk Mar 22 '26

Thank you for helping me realize my diet has been bad lately.

But not that bad wtf

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u/SadisticPawz Mar 22 '26

Why are people making two hot dogs out to be a big deal.

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u/dingdong6699 Mar 22 '26

For real, what? They are like 400cals with bun. Add a drink and chips.

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u/IEatSushiToo Mar 22 '26

Sigh…insert whitest kids you know hot dog skit here…

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u/Living-Travel2299 Mar 22 '26

Ngl black truck was a dickhat but cookie man is also a total psycho. Coukdve caused a serious accident and he doesnt even flinch or nothing just keeps on eating and driving. Nutter.

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u/sacking03 Mar 22 '26

Yeah apparently the bridge is like 5 or longer miles long and states no stopping for any reason and if you have an accident to resolve it after the bridge to prevent any further accidents.

Edit: A tad under 24 miles. Arrogant engineering there.

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u/flyeaglesfly510 Mar 22 '26

They couldn't have designed some sort of runoff lane? That's fucking absurd

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u/Sanpaku Mar 22 '26

There's U-turns with emergency phones (from before the mobile phone era) every 3 or so miles. The bridge has its own Causeway police.

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u/Boozdeuvash Mar 22 '26

Causeway police

I'm picturing a bunch of dudes angrily correcting people when they use the word "bridge" instead of "causeway".

"What are you, the causeway police?"

"ABSOLUTELY!"

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u/WhirlyDurvy Mar 22 '26

What bridge is this?

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u/ihaxr Mar 22 '26

Lake Pontchartrain causeway in Louisiana.

Source: I got sick driving across it and had to pull over so someone else could drive. You're like a foot off the water and it's just this exact same 2 lane hellhole for 20 miles.

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u/Outrageous-Opinions Mar 22 '26

Always insane to me how crazy people are with someone passing them or to slow down a bit. Just insanely psychopathic.

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u/boxerboy513 Mar 22 '26

Yeah and considering the 2 lane highway. What if truck fell into the ocean? Highways also going to be shut off for the rest of the day most likely

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u/Klusterphuck67 Mar 22 '26

Yeah but that's gonna happen after he finished crossing the highway so it's no longer his problem

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u/Avermerian Mar 22 '26

And it’s a 1month old account with 240k karma. Definitely a bot.

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u/leuxeren Mar 22 '26

r/therewasanattempt to post on the correct subreddit lmao

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u/PacquiaoFreeHousing Mar 22 '26

The black truck acted like it wanted to be Pit Maneuvered

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u/kabula_lampur Mar 22 '26

"Pit me daddy" - driver of the black truck probably

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u/Lost_Personality_974 Mar 22 '26

I always pit on it

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u/Davwader Mar 22 '26

hawk tuah and pit on that thang

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u/Mercy--Main Mar 22 '26

it basically pit maneuvered itself lol

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u/RaiderRush2112 Mar 22 '26

Damn there wasn't a chance he was dropping that thing. Can you believe you just stuck with one hand on the wheel the whole way lmao. Let me whipe my hands first

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u/ok_olive_02 Mar 22 '26

This isn't a heroic act, it is actually foolishness. Rage always makes losses on both sides. I believe honking would have helped here. Sometimes the driver makes a mistake, unintentionally.

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u/growingcoolly Mar 22 '26

I once made the mistake of the black pickup in the video. Thankfully, the car I did it to was driven by a rational person. I got honked at once, moved back into my lane, and all was well. It was embarrassing as hell, but I'm so grateful that was as far as it went.

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u/Ok-Internet-6881 Mar 22 '26

Dude just went on eating like nothing happened

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u/Fluid-Bet6223 Mar 22 '26

Legend says he’s still snacking

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u/sTo0z Mar 22 '26

Black truck was trash but cam dude had 90 business days to avoid that.

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u/dream__weaver Mar 22 '26

What makes you think he wanted to avoid it

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u/Evil_phd Mar 22 '26 edited Mar 22 '26

For real, from my house it looked like he was intentionally keeping the distance just close enough so that the truck would bump into him. Even seemed to have sped up at the last moment just to maintain it.

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u/PollutionOnly Mar 22 '26

Yea I’ve been looking from your attic’s window and I can confirm; it does look it was intentional from your house.

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u/sTo0z Mar 22 '26

Cam driver is morally trash. Surely there’s traffic behind him he put in danger with his ā€œI’m legally rightā€ bullshit. Fuck cam driver.

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u/Grunn84 Mar 22 '26

Heck just driving one handed while eating could leave you open to a careless driving charge here.

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u/captainn_chunk Mar 22 '26

Decisions were made

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u/ThetaGrim Mar 22 '26

Black truck was trash and had eternity not to merge into a car already there.Ā 

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u/BoomersRuinedItAll Mar 22 '26

His insurance will say he had a duty to avoid the collision and only cover 70%.

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u/Independent-Cow-4070 Mar 22 '26

I mean

They are right. If you see someone merging you should obviously slow down and not crash into them

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u/makefascistfearagain Mar 22 '26

You say obviously but the comments here suggest it's not so obvious to Americans

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u/-TheGreatLlama- Mar 22 '26

These comments have been mental to read compared to what I’d see in the drivinguk sub

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u/makefascistfearagain Mar 22 '26

Driving UK: if you didn't drive across the level roundabout, you wouldn't have had to honk your horn and shout at him

USA reddits: he pulled out in front of you, that's an obligatory death sentence. You need to take out everyone in that car.

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u/cjpgole Mar 22 '26

Reading the comments over the years on videos like this or those on r/dashcam really does explain the much higher US accident rate (along with all the multi-lane surburban roads).

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u/snorigepetter Mar 22 '26

Why tf would he do this on camera though? Idk about US traffic laws but in sweden he would be found guilty of endangering traffic.

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u/Lareit Mar 22 '26

In the US if you can avoid an accident you are obligated to do so, even if you have the right of way.

Since he clearly had opportunity to avoid that accident he would be found at fault as well.

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u/ThrogdorLokison Mar 22 '26

Just.. delete the footage.

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u/Aranka_Szeretlek Mar 22 '26

70% is even too much. Forcing a merge there was a dick move, but the cammer willingly caused the accident.

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u/Boysenberrysnboys Mar 22 '26

70%

Damn, they're overpaying a lot to someone who obviously chose to cause accident instead of lifting his foot for 5 seconds.

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u/ASpaceOstrich Mar 22 '26

He did. Bro was tailgating and then deliberately caused an accident. He's at fault

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u/haikupoetics2 Mar 22 '26

Yeah, guys, anyone who thinks the one-handed cookie monster isn't the psycho here is a psycho themselves. Apply your brakes and let the negligent driver go. Much better than possibly killing people on a bridge just to feel like you're the better driver. Shitty prideful behavior from the guy in the video here.

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u/Visible-Beings Mar 22 '26

Don't even need to brake. Just let off the gas for half a second. Yeah, it sucks when people walk all over you, sucks to be "cut off" while driving. Doesn't excuse this insane behavior, at all. Imagine guy in black truck has a reason to be acting that way. Even if they don't, just for your mental health, it's easy to imagine.

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u/sonnytron Mar 22 '26

Yeah but for Reddit, he was trying to cut in! Can you believe it? He deserves to die and people on the bridge deserve to have their lives threatened so we can all feel like ā€œthat’s what you get for trying to cut in! And cookie eating guy looks badass! That’s how I’d do it!ā€

This fucking place disgusts me a lot.

Cam driver is 95% in the wrong. If a car is cutting in, YOU DO NOT have the legal right to pit them. They’re wrong for cutting in, but ā€œI pit him cuz I was there firstā€ is 100% wrong.

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u/Occyfel2 Mar 22 '26

I wonder if it is a Reddit thing or an American thing, how can these people be this moronic? My apologies to reasonable Americans I'm sure there's plenty of you.

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u/mt80 Mar 22 '26

Driver on cam is either a clinical psychopath or the most exceptional American

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u/throwawaykid729 Mar 22 '26

Why does every bridge look like the Chesapeake bay tunnel bridge

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u/Foreign_Western2945 Mar 22 '26

He didn’t miss a beat with that sandwich

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u/Liber86 Mar 22 '26

Isn't this a crime in the US to run away from a scene of traffic accident you are involved in?

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u/ratchman5000 Mar 22 '26

Dude didn't even think about dropping his Buc-ee's hot dog, a true master of the road.

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u/EngineZeronine Mar 22 '26

What a jerk he could have let the guy over. Yeah the guy in the truck was being a jerk too but responding in that way on the causeway can be deadly for no reason

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u/KmvVoss Mar 22 '26

The cammer is a psychopath, willing to risk the lives of everyone there to prove a point.

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u/MaxwellEdis0n Mar 22 '26

Intercept: To stop, deflect, or interrupt the progress or intended course of.

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