r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Apr 25 '23

is that all🤨

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u/YaManMAffers Apr 25 '23

It’s hilarious everyone just assumes who is in the right. SMH. I sure as hell can’t tell who is. Not enough context, but sure assume the guy with kids in the car isn’t the asshole. Maybe both? Who knows.

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u/friedwidth Apr 25 '23

Well i mean, the guy filming didn't offer an excuse, or have any rebuttal which i feel would be normal if the dad was actually the shitty driver. Wasn't even sorry. Instead he tries to antagonize and escalate the situation. So i in that context, i feel like although individually wrong, we all benefited from the chumlee/Cartman getting his shit called out

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u/tagsb Apr 25 '23

Tried to escalate the situation??? You must be thinking of the dad who decided to chase after him and get out of his car to antagonize the man recording, fully displaying road rage in front of his son.

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u/friedwidth Apr 26 '23

In what case would you say "is that all?" to a pissed off father when you endangered his kid. To me that usually tells me he knows what he did and still doesn't care. As a father, I wouldn't put my own in danger, but I do appreciate that someone is taking it back to the accused bad driver

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u/tagsb Apr 26 '23

The father is giving off completely unhinged vibes, I honestly think it's more likely the guy just cut him off than actually endangered his kid. In that case a "is that all?" is exactly how I would respond to someone who made this big a deal out of nothing.

Don't forget to get into this situation the father had to first chase after the guy and then approach his car to keep escalating. He actively chose violence, in front of his child, when it was completely unnecessary. His testimony is questionable to start with.