I 'met' a Disney fan that didn't have enough Disney spirit

[SRUAlmn]

Today when I was driving home from the gym this lady obviously thought I wasn't driving fast enough so she started honking behind me repeatedly and motioning to me. As soon as the road went into two lanes she went flying past me and I noticed that she had a Mickey antennae topper. Then as she passed a little further I noticed her giving me the finger (she had like 3 kids in the car by the way.) Then, as she pulled back in front of me with about 1 foot to spare I noticed that she had a WDW license plate frame! I understand if there was an emergency or something, but there should be a limit to rudeness, expecially with kids in the car (and while she is representing Disney )


PS- she was driving in the opposite direction of the hospital BTW so I'm not real sure it was an emergency

 

[lisajl]

Maybe she needs another trip there to get some pixie dust!

 

[jennyanydots]

there are idiots on the road...

when I was 17 and a brand new driver, some guy thought I cut him off. so he passed me, then got in front of me and slammed on the brakes so I'd have to stop short. when I changed lanes he did it again. he kept doing it for about a mile. I was afraid to pull over because I was alone. and there was no place to turn off the main road. and this was way before cell phones. I was terrified.

but I was also worried. he had two young kids in the car, they were in the back seat, on their knees, looking out of the back window at me.

I was 17, I had my license for only a few months. what if I hadn't been able to control the car? I would have rear-ended him and those kids would have been thrown ...

was that worth "teaching me a lesson" for "cutting him off"?