I remember from driver's Ed that if someone backs into you, you're still at fault because their vision is limited and you should be ready to stop or back up (ever see a whole line of drivers back up smoothly because someone in front had to back out of an intersection and the rest followed "if the driver in front of you starts backing up,…
I remember from driver's Ed that if someone backs into you, you're still at fault because their vision is limited and you should be ready to stop or back up (ever see a whole line of drivers back up smoothly because someone in front had to back out of an intersection and the rest followed "if the driver in front of you starts backing up, you start backing up" rule? I saw it in Quebec many times, it was beautiful. Here it would be people staying put and honking at the backer).
Now I'm pissed off at a dude I've never met but in a way have met many times. I don't think I would have been nearly as cool about it as your yogi.
I remember from driver's Ed that if someone backs into you, you're still at fault because their vision is limited and you should be ready to stop or back up (ever see a whole line of drivers back up smoothly because someone in front had to back out of an intersection and the rest followed "if the driver in front of you starts backing up, you start backing up" rule? I saw it in Quebec many times, it was beautiful. Here it would be people staying put and honking at the backer).
Now I'm pissed off at a dude I've never met but in a way have met many times. I don't think I would have been nearly as cool about it as your yogi.
Deep breathes. Let it go. And the go bake something wonderful. And while you wait for it to bake, imagine the beautiful drivers of Quebec.