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Sorry I just need to vent for a quick second my adrenaline is through the roof. I’m driving home at 2:20 AM down Saint Paul to get home because I live downtown and it’s a one-way and a black Ford car drove towards me the wrong direction and I thankfully I hit my brakes in time but he was still coming at me at a really high speed, and then on top of that as I’m trying to get out of the way, he tries to do a U-turn still in my space and ready to hit me and I didn’t wanna honk because I know how people are crazy and just wanna start shooting at one and another so I back out of the way and he keeps gesturing me to pull forward but I really don’t want to get close to him, considering that he is on the wrong side of the road and he takes the biggest U-turn on the wrong side of the road and it looked like his back bumper got hit recently. I just genuinely don’t understand why people are being so careless and not paying any attention and I don’t want to seek to understand because it’s just going to make my head hurt. I understand that driving downtown is confusing but driving into oncoming traffic with a moving car coming towards you is beyond me. Jesus Christ it really does take one idiot to ruin it for everybody. I’ve already been in two accidents since getting a new car ðŸ˜
Did any part of you consider calling police for someone driving recklessly in the middle of downtown...
LMAO I just noticed your name. Love it
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As strange as it might sound, when adrenaline catches you like that, pull over and wait until you calm down fully. Don't keep driving just because you want to get the hell out of the area or home. If there isn't still immediate danger, pull over. Driving pumped with adrenaline can cause all sorts of trouble. And for the love all things, if you don't already, invest in a dashcam. Even a cheap one is better than none