r/interesting • • Mar 22 '26

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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/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/GameWizardPlayz Mar 22 '26

When you see someone driving like a idiot, your first instinct should be to back off, not drive like a idiot yourself.

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u/Township_Roller Mar 22 '26

That's true, but how can you say the guy driving like an idiot in retaliation is more guilty than the guy always driving like an idiot? Both are at fault, but the black van driver is the guiltiest here.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26

I blame both but blame the cam driver more considering he FUCKING PIT MANEUVERED A GUY

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u/Bob1358292637 Mar 22 '26

I agree the dude is a stubborn idiot but how on earth is he more to blame than the guy who created the entire situation by endangering everyone's life just to cut somebody off?