Reminds me of a stupid neighbor I had before. If he got up a few minutes late, he would drive across the common areas and down the sidewalk (scattering pedestrians and running over small trees - busted his trans oil pan once) to bypass the 3 or 4 cars sitting at the stop sign at the end of our street. One year it snowed and the end of our street was icy. The last 40 feet sloped downhill to the stop sign. Everyone (else) had worked it out. We would pull down to the stop sign one at a time and time it to slide thru in the gaps in the traffic on the main road. I was sliding down the hill when sure enough, here he comes along in his van down the sidewalk to the right. We passed the stop sign and the median strip side by side. He then cut me off hard - he wanted the left lane on the main road. I bumped his left rear bumper with my left front and spun him around 3 times on the ice.. When he got home he was complaining about bad drivers, one of his shelves tipped over in the van dumping everything on the floor.
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