Dunno about elsewhere around the country but up here in Yorkshire, if it's a blind turn that has cut down to a single track as seemed to be suggested, we tend to either honk the horn or flash your lights depending on time of day, to notify others coming the other way that you are also there.
Sounds like she was driving without due care and attention or reckless driving, so how she feels she has a right to go off at someone for honking due to her dangerous driving and making her aware of your presence, says it all. Considering her kids in the car could possibly be considered child neglect/endagerment or equivalent.
That's not what she did. She explained she's with her children so the chap in the car could understand her concern at his aggressive driving. He then bizarrely compared his bike being in the car to her having her children in the car.
@@jetblackfoot She was so concened for her children that she approached a strange man, who (according to her) was agressive when following her, in a quiet car park. She should not have been there and if she continues to do such things she will eventually meet someone who will do something nasty. The same applies to men who like give strangers a piece of their mind as well.
@@xenomorph6961 the twerp who uploaded this video is the agitator and the aggressor whether you like it or not. And considering you're other comments to other posts where decent sensible people have realised this guy is a prick tell me that you're biased. I wonder why? And what exactly do you mean 'she should not have been there' ? She has every right to be there.
@@jetblackfoot I didn't make a comparison. Carrying my bike in the car in the context of the situation is just as irrelevant to her carrying her children in her car. I wanted her to understand the absurdity of that irrelevance, what happened would still have happened if either she didn’t have her kids in her car or if I knew she did. Absolutely zero difference would have been made and so there’s zero relevance. It’s like if you said to your boss “but you can’t fire me, I’m wearing pink socks today”.
@@TheDisruptiveUA-camr There are a few things here that demonstrate the facts, which are at odds with what you say and what is in your video. As usual we only get part of the story with you, sure you're not expected to drive around with your phone camera running so if you can't present the whole situation then don't present any of it at all. We already know from other videos that you have posted that you are okay with holding back the full story. You then provide a sanctimonious intro in order to dupe the viewer into believing you're right and the person you have confronted is wrong. You're a sh*t head. It's clear from what the lady says and from even what you say that you were driving far too close to her. I'm not sure she should have gotten out of the car, you could have been a nutcase, she's lucky where her personal safety is concerned that you're only a deceptive manipulating little shit and not a violent person. Also, not once did she 'lean' through your window, you made that bit up, we can see clearly she does not do that. She goes no further than standing and talking to you away from your clapped out old banger. As for mentioning her children, that comes instinctively, she's a mother, she's just making you aware that there were little kids in the car. We could debate forever why she felt she had to say that but for you to cast off her concern with your bike comment was pure condescendence. Lastly where the F*ck did you get that fake dictionary meaning for the word 'frustrated'? Anyone with even a basic grasp of English knows that 'Frustrated' is not connected in any way to feelings of entitlement. You're a dishonest, arrogant little prick.
@@TheDisruptiveUA-camr also playing the victim card as she shouts at you thru your window. Two things she knows for sure she's always right and everyone else is always wrong. The character defect of arrogance.
If you saw the traffic coming the other way and had already started braking before she braked (as you say in the video), why did you need to beep your horn? Sounds like you were the road rager.
Yeah, I thought the same, if you watch some other vids he’s uploaded you realise he’s looking for trouble so he can film it and hopefully get lots of views on UA-cam, contradicts himself in his vids as well.
@@gedski100 yeah, you see unlike yourself I’m prepared to give people a chance to see if they improve, but obviously you’re just another nobody who makes pitiful comments and then proceeds to laugh at their own so called humour, carry on.
Utterly disgraceful when they try to say that you are taking photos of children. She was in control of herself but her behaviour was uncecessary. Chopwell , sometimes I visit the pub there , unique place
Was she actually admitting to careless driving due to being too close to the car in front, or distracted, and with children at risk due to her driving?? Wow Karen.
So if you had to brake hard, because she braked. You were obviously too close to her.. Tailgating her… If you had kept a safe distance from here, this wouldn’t have happened and why did you use your horn… Do you have anger management issues???
if you beeped your horn for no other reason than someone else in front of you suddenly braked - then you unnecessarily initiated this confrontation.. if you were uncomfortable with the person in front of you breaking - that implies that you were either driving too close behind or not paying proper attention to what was going on..
The horn is an audible warning of his presence. Perhaps she was unaware of the following car and that was why she was braking in a severe and unexpected manner. Was she preoccupied with her children and was slowing suddenly to speak to them? No one knows, but the use of the horn to audibly warn other road users that you are there, is acceptable. One thing that wasn't mentioned in the video was how long the horn was sounded for? Was it a beep to warn the car in front or was it an aggressive blast?
@@xenomorph6961 "the use of the horn to audibly warn other road users that you are there" which i don't think in most circumstances is necessary if you are driving behind - as those in front need to usually remain focused on what is going on in front of them..
If it's a blind turn then she should've been driving at an appropriate speed so she wouldn't have to slam the brakes on
Dunno about elsewhere around the country but up here in Yorkshire, if it's a blind turn that has cut down to a single track as seemed to be suggested, we tend to either honk the horn or flash your lights depending on time of day, to notify others coming the other way that you are also there.
I’d certainly be happy to help this saucy little minx out with her ‘frustrations’ 😉
I get the feeling shes in the right tbh.
Sounds like she was driving without due care and attention or reckless driving, so how she feels she has a right to go off at someone for honking due to her dangerous driving and making her aware of your presence, says it all. Considering her kids in the car could possibly be considered child neglect/endagerment or equivalent.
Nasty lady who throws her children into the mix to create further drama.
That's not what she did. She explained she's with her children so the chap in the car could understand her concern at his aggressive driving. He then bizarrely compared his bike being in the car to her having her children in the car.
@@jetblackfoot She was so concened for her children that she approached a strange man, who (according to her) was agressive when following her, in a quiet car park. She should not have been there and if she continues to do such things she will eventually meet someone who will do something nasty. The same applies to men who like give strangers a piece of their mind as well.
@@xenomorph6961 the twerp who uploaded this video is the agitator and the aggressor whether you like it or not. And considering you're other comments to other posts where decent sensible people have realised this guy is a prick tell me that you're biased. I wonder why? And what exactly do you mean 'she should not have been there' ? She has every right to be there.
@@jetblackfoot I didn't make a comparison. Carrying my bike in the car in the context of the situation is just as irrelevant to her carrying her children in her car. I wanted her to understand the absurdity of that irrelevance, what happened would still have happened if either she didn’t have her kids in her car or if I knew she did. Absolutely zero difference would have been made and so there’s zero relevance. It’s like if you said to your boss “but you can’t fire me, I’m wearing pink socks today”.
@@TheDisruptiveUA-camr There are a few things here that demonstrate the facts, which are at odds with what you say and what is in your video. As usual we only get part of the story with you, sure you're not expected to drive around with your phone camera running so if you can't present the whole situation then don't present any of it at all. We already know from other videos that you have posted that you are okay with holding back the full story. You then provide a sanctimonious intro in order to dupe the viewer into believing you're right and the person you have confronted is wrong. You're a sh*t head. It's clear from what the lady says and from even what you say that you were driving far too close to her. I'm not sure she should have gotten out of the car, you could have been a nutcase, she's lucky where her personal safety is concerned that you're only a deceptive manipulating little shit and not a violent person. Also, not once did she 'lean' through your window, you made that bit up, we can see clearly she does not do that. She goes no further than standing and talking to you away from your clapped out old banger. As for mentioning her children, that comes instinctively, she's a mother, she's just making you aware that there were little kids in the car. We could debate forever why she felt she had to say that but for you to cast off her concern with your bike comment was pure condescendence. Lastly where the F*ck did you get that fake dictionary meaning for the word 'frustrated'? Anyone with even a basic grasp of English knows that 'Frustrated' is not connected in any way to feelings of entitlement. You're a dishonest, arrogant little prick.
Using her children as an alibi. What a lovely Mum.
Some people weaponise their children as a social tool. Its sick. Like "do you mind not taking photos in the street, I've got my kids here"
@@TheDisruptiveUA-camr also playing the victim card as she shouts at you thru your window. Two things she knows for sure she's always right and everyone else is always wrong. The character defect of arrogance.
@@paulgreenhalgh649 if I were tonpaint a picture of an entitled Karen, it'd look exactly like her.
"Cope"
REEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
"Cope harder."
If you saw the traffic coming the other way and had already started braking before she braked (as you say in the video), why did you need to beep your horn? Sounds like you were the road rager.
Yeah, I thought the same, if you watch some other vids he’s uploaded you realise he’s looking for trouble so he can film it and hopefully get lots of views on UA-cam, contradicts himself in his vids as well.
@@0191Marko and here you are still watching more 🤣🤣
@@gedski100 yeah, you see unlike yourself I’m prepared to give people a chance to see if they improve, but obviously you’re just another nobody who makes pitiful comments and then proceeds to laugh at their own so called humour, carry on.
That's what the prick does. He creates a situation then videos it.
Utterly disgraceful when they try to say that you are taking photos of children. She was in control of herself but her behaviour was uncecessary.
Chopwell , sometimes I visit the pub there , unique place
The entitlement of that women
Hahaha
People have forgotten how to interact with each other. Theyre happy to shout at each other for no reason!
I blame the lockdowns!
I have notice that people are very rude and angry since the lockdown, 2 years in prison will do that to you
Was she actually admitting to careless driving due to being too close to the car in front, or distracted, and with children at risk due to her driving?? Wow Karen.
So if you had to brake hard, because she braked.
You were obviously too close to her..
Tailgating her…
If you had kept a safe distance from here, this wouldn’t have happened and why did you use your horn…
Do you have anger management issues???
Why does everyone mention children all the time?!
Beats me 🤦♂️
Hello. May I feature this video in an upcoming compilation? Credit, links in the description, and name on screen will be provided.
Sure 👍
@@TheDisruptiveUA-camr Thank you!
"im sohh frustrated".
'shoulda bought Duracell '.
if you beeped your horn for no other reason than someone else in front of you suddenly braked - then you unnecessarily initiated this confrontation..
if you were uncomfortable with the person in front of you breaking - that implies that you were either driving too close behind or not paying proper attention to what was going on..
The horn is an audible warning of his presence. Perhaps she was unaware of the following car and that was why she was braking in a severe and unexpected manner. Was she preoccupied with her children and was slowing suddenly to speak to them?
No one knows, but the use of the horn to audibly warn other road users that you are there, is acceptable. One thing that wasn't mentioned in the video was how long the horn was sounded for? Was it a beep to warn the car in front or was it an aggressive blast?
@@xenomorph6961
"the use of the horn to audibly warn other road users that you are there"
which i don't think in most circumstances is necessary if you are driving behind - as those in front need to usually remain focused on what is going on in front of them..
@@dannysmum9744 No you focus on everything around you