Guy leaves 1-star online review after discovering reckless driver's small business: ''Your conduct when representing the business needs improving'

When there's a reckless driver on the road, one's first instinct is presumably to protect oneself and to protect the others on the road. However, this Redditor deserves some props for not only doing that but also for finding a way to enact some safe yet satisfying petty revenge. Here's how he pulled it off.

The reckless driver in question was also not the smartest person in the world, as he plastered his car with lots of personal details such as his name, phone, and website. That's because he's a small business owner, as the Redditor soon figured out when he looked the guy up online after safely returning home. This is when the Redditor decided to leave a scathing one-star review, one that was so noticeable it inevitably caught the attention of the business owner himself.

Keep scrolling below to see how the reckless driver ended up responding and getting in touch with the original poster. For more stories like this, take a look at this post about a 40-year-old Karen who let her kids take up seven seats on a crowded train.

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