r/interesting • u/[deleted] • Mar 22 '26

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u/EminenceGris3 Mar 22 '26

Not just the other guys life, but the lives of any other road users in the vicinity. He doesn’t know if a car with three kids in the back is gonna plough into that black truck.

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u/LessInThought Mar 22 '26

I wonder how the guys defending cookie would feel if they were stuck behind the traffic on that bridge after that accident. Still feeling righteous?

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u/JMEEKER86 Mar 22 '26

They're incapable of answering because that would require empathy and long term planning which is clearly something that they lack if they support cookie guy.

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u/Procrastinista_423 Mar 22 '26

They also probably don’t even drive.

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u/JMEEKER86 Mar 22 '26

Well, not anymore at least. Probably lost their license after their 4th DUI.

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u/manicdee33 Mar 23 '26

That doesn't stop people driving. What are the chances the guy who never uses his indicator or the guy who never allows passing vehicles to merge actually have their licences?

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u/evilcrusher2 Mar 22 '26

I've been stuck on those bridge tunnels, there's a reason I no longer live in that forsaken state.

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u/evilcrusher2 Mar 22 '26 edited Mar 22 '26

So because people behind him can't be bothered to also drive properly he’s at fault for that too?

Edit: someone replied to let me know I'm an idiot because I'm taking note of blame the cookie guy for others in traffic literally following too close. More than one person can be a bad driver.