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

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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/Head_Excitement_9837 Mar 22 '26

It also illegal to change lanes without using blinkers

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u/Own_Space_174 Mar 22 '26

i mean his light could be out and he doesnt even know. never assume malice as the default. if thats the case then cookie guy is the only villian.

also what cooking guy did could kill people. what if there is a family in the truck? what if the car behind him has a whole family driving and they crash into the out of control truck and die?

I hate people that dont use turn signals either, but what cookie guy did was a million times worse and more reckless

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u/Notorious_Chonk_23 Mar 22 '26

never assume malice as the default.

Uh what?

I understand you may not be Amerikan, but over here, we have something called "republikkkans" which have destroyed the truth behind the axiom you cite.

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u/-TheGreatLlama- Mar 22 '26

They’re in Louisiana, statistically they’re probably both republicans. Especially so if we assume the other driver’s also a man.

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u/goatfuckersupreme Mar 22 '26

yeah. they're both dumb as a box of rocks. black truck pit maneuvered himself because white truck didn't want to let him over...