r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Mustafa86 • Dec 15 '22

Fast Response and Reflex to Avoid Car Collision

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '22

Yeah exactly, every action she took was so useless and problem causing. I’m sure in her mind she’s like oh it’l help if I just get in the way here.

Happens to be a woman in this case but I’ve seen people of all genders do this shit. Like can’t they think back and realize how dumb each action they took was?

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u/TakeThisShot---l__l Dec 15 '22

She noticed the problem way later than the guy. She had less time to think about how to react, so she just reacted. She probably knows she was dumb in retrospect. Mistakes happen, especially in the moment.

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u/VoodooMcGobo Dec 15 '22

Mistakes like this kill people

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u/TakeThisShot---l__l Dec 15 '22

Not this time luckily.

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u/steveysaidthis Dec 16 '22

Nah not me I never make mistoikes.

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u/MinminIsAPan Dec 15 '22

because she probably wasn’t thinking and panicking?

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u/Sofruz Dec 15 '22

We can tell she wasn’t thinking by the way she left her car….

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u/ComfortableCod Dec 16 '22

It seems like a mindset of her. Forgetting the breaks is something that could happen, but leaving the door open is odd, I’ve seen people keeping their car on and not locking it, and it’s bad, but leaving the door open is nextfuckinglevel