Photo: Screenshot from YouTube
Most road rage incidents are scary, and that's because you can never know what to expect from a man - or two, or even more - who, as his description would suggest, is enraged. Loving fathers, caring husbands, and ideal sons suddenly turn into mindless beasts with only one goal in mind: making the guy who wronged them suffer.
Road rage would probably make for a very interesting research subject for sociology experts, anthropologists, and psychologists alike. It's one of the few moments when those remnants of our primal instincts break through from under the protective shell of everything society has been teaching us ever since birth. And most people find this terrifying.
But not all. Some seem to revel in this animalic form, so they start to look for opportunities to let it all out. It's how you can explain hooliganism in sports - two sets of fans that have no business with the actual game but are only there to fight each other. It's the same with people who carry a bat - big or small - in the car with them at all times. Don't tell me it's for protection, because I won't buy it. The best form of protection is prevention, and having a weapon with you isn't exactly the best of promoting it.
And when you keep it just under the driver's seat, then there's absolutely no doubt that it's there to be used. Just like this guy here who had some beef with the driver of the cam car. But for all his unqustionable rage, he's not exactly scary. In fact, he's rather funny. He's funny from the first moment he enters the scene. He cuts in front of the car he wanted to stop and brakes, but he almost gets stuck in the car, unable to open the door. The driver shows he's all about prevention and backs away, which gives the aggressor the chance to show us he runs like a little girl. Well, a little girl with a cigarette in the corner of her mouth.
We don't see exactly what happens, but by the sound of it, the camcar driver gets out and they exchange a few words. "Debil" can be heard quite a few times, which we think is a very accurate description of that man's behavior. He eventually gest back to his crappy car and sets off - tires squealing, or course. Too much adrenaline can be bad for you though, and that's precisely what the purple-wearing guy finds out just a few more intersections down the road, to the imense delight of his victim.
Google News