It's hard to think of interactions more awkward than having to tell the guy hitting your car that he's... doing that. The 1,000 yard stare this guy is giving off while in the drivers seat of a car is freakin' unsettling. The creator of the video says cops were called and the guy was arrested for impaired driving.
That girl in the passenger seat was on one from the get go. What an absolute nightmare!
If there's any lesson to be learned by all parties here, it's that it's a good idea to have insurance. Another one would be to not falsify your own insurance documents. Another thing might be, don't tell the person you hit with your car to go to the police while screaming that they'll never get a penny out of you. Not only is it a bad look, it kind of sours the relationship. Sometimes people go all out for revenge.
Sometimes it pays to have some security cameras around. This person luckily had multiple views of this careless Amazon delivery driver mishandling their package, driving on their grass, backing into their hoop and driving off. All they want is #justiceforthebasketballhoop
Because rideshare drivers come into contact with possibly hundreds of different people every week, they without a doubt have seen some SH*T. Maybe literally. But in all seriousness, can you even imagine the number of storieseach driver has about their passengers? Scroll down to see just a few examples!
The entitlement is VERY strong with this driver, but the restraint on the part of the biker is HEROIC. Just our kind of Fail right here. Gotta love when an annoyingly entitled driver who tries to lecture a cyclist, ends up failing miserably.
It seems like this guy wasn't having a great day already. The last straw occurs when he's caught in traffic waiting for a train to pass, but it ends up backing up over and over again, seemingly mocking all the traffic. As the driver realizes what's going on, he is not having it.
This is Jason "Jay" Hardesty, a UPS driver who defines himself as "easily entertained". And by entertainment he means taking photos with the cutest doggos he meets along his routes in New Orleans and it's just too adorable. It started two years ago when he got moved to a new route in a younger neighborhood and started sharing on his instagram pagewith more than 47K followers.
A Seattle Uber driver has the internet buzzing over a "ride type menu" he created for his passengers as a fun way to break the ice. Twitter user @LuisLovesGoats came across the creative driver and shared his experience with Twitter. The 38 years old driver, George Ure, printed his menu two weeks ago in an effort to make his customers more comfortable and to "make people laugh," he told Forbes. It's pretty obvious everyone agrees this man deserves 5 stars and a tip!
