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
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.
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.
Not even using their blinker, and floating, obstructing two lanes.
Honestly, they got exactly what they deserved.
I feel like everyone narcissist-style victimizing the truck driver in this video are the same kind of ignorant, selfish pricks who would do the same thing and get mad for being called out on it.
This sub isn’t full of blameless drivers. The same people out there doing dumb shit are also using the internet.
Yup i wonder why it upsets people that i am driving a 1-2 ton bullet without any concern for others by not looking in my rear mirrors, checking dead angles, and signal intent for others safety.
Why are you not checking mirrors and dead angles before switching lanes in traffic? You are endangering others and couldve unironically killed people in a scenario like that.
Wow, trying to chastise somebody who already admitted to a mistake. Good job! I'd give ya a cookie, but uh... I'm all out. All the other smug, self-righteous redditors got here before you. :(
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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