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These situations usually play out awkwardly and are always challenging. The really inexcusable ones, though, are where people just randomly sort of decide to vi
by nsxwolf 4y ago
These situations usually play out awkwardly and are always challenging. The really inexcusable ones, though, are where people just randomly sort of decide to violate the rules out of a spirit of generosity or something like that, like they're doing you a favor.
- buggy6257 4y agoThey only play out awkwardly because one or both of the participants don't remember the rules. And yes, I agree with the inexcusable example you gave -- it's like the person who stops dead to let some car left turn through traffic. "Oh they've been waiting a while and I'm not in a hurry today I'll be a nice person" Yeah that's great for you but you just caused a damn traffic jam behind you and maybe someone behind you WAS in a rush. You just inconvenienced upwards of a dozen+ people to help one person. You were a net loss on society's progress in that moment.