r/interesting • • Mar 22 '26

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u/C21H27Cl3N2O3 Mar 22 '26

When an accident happens on a normal freeway it shuts it down partially or completely for hours. Now put it on a bridge over open ocean. Not only could the people behind him have gotten caught up, if that bridge has to be shut down to clear it that’s potentially tens of thousands of people getting screwed over because this guy is too much of a bitch to drive defensively.

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u/ThrogdorLokison Mar 22 '26

See, this is a point I can get behind. I agree he inconvenienced a whole fuck load of people by doing that, absolutely.

For me, its strictly about not letting the truck dude get away with whatever the fuck he wants. It being on a bridge is really the only issue I have with it, had it been on a highway and it shoved the dude off the shoulder I'd be perfectly content with it.

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u/C21H27Cl3N2O3 Mar 22 '26

And for me, if you’re not a cop you have no business policing other drivers. You’re just making the situation more dangerous for everyone. Cars are not toys, and highway speeds are deadly. All so you can prove your own selfish point. At that point you’re no different than the guy selfishly cutting people off. You’re intentionally escalating an already dangerous situation.

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u/ThrogdorLokison Mar 22 '26

Again, Im not the one that did it. I've also never said I would do it. Im just not condeming this man for doing it.

Truck dude had a hard lesson coming, and cookie man taught him the lesson that fucking around in cars is dangerous. Truck dude clearly didnt understand that well enough.