My friends and I were coming back from the lake one night. The only way home is through a two lane winding country road. It's standard for slower traffic or motorists pulling boats to use the shoulder to let other pass because there is no other way for people to get around those going 30 miles below the speed limit.

So it's dark and we're approaching a truck ahead of us hauling a boat. He is going very slow but not slow enough- we noticed he's losing his stuff like crazy as it gets sucked out the back due to the wind. We see clothes flying out, coolers, fishing poles, backpacks- this guy had to have been losing hundreds of dollars of stuff all over the road and he was oblivious to it.

We decide to try to speed up next to him and warn the poor guy that he's loosing all of his fishing and camping gear. But every time we get near, he speeds up. We realize he is purposefully being an ass because he thinks we're trying to pass him even though he's going probably 20 miles below the speed limit.

So I flash my brights and try to yell and point at the back of his boat. He completely ignores us and keeps playing the game of not letting us 'pass' when all we really want to do is help the guy out!

This goes on for a good twenty minutes with the guy losing his gear all over the road. We finally come to a stoplight and pull next to him. We roll down the window and say, 'Sir, you have been losing your stuff all over the highway- probably $1,000 worth of stuff by now. We were trying to warn you. Have a good night!'

The 'Oh Crap!' expression on his face was priceless.
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My friends and I try to warn a guy hauling
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My friends and I were coming back from the lake one night. The only way home is through a two lane winding country road. It's standard for slower traffic or motorists pulling boats to use the shoulder to let other pass because there is no other way for people to get around those going 30 miles below the speed limit.

So it's dark and we're approaching a truck ahead of us hauling a boat. He is going very slow but not slow enough- we noticed he's losing his stuff like crazy as it gets sucked out the back due to the wind. We see clothes flying out, coolers, fishing poles, backpacks- this guy had to have been losing hundreds of dollars of stuff all over the road and he was oblivious to it.

We decide to try to speed up next to him and warn the poor guy that he's loosing all of his fishing and camping gear. But every time we get near, he speeds up. We realize he is purposefully being an ass because he thinks we're trying to pass him even though he's going probably 20 miles below the speed limit.

So I flash my brights and try to yell and point at the back of his boat. He completely ignores us and keeps playing the game of not letting us 'pass' when all we really want to do is help the guy out!

This goes on for a good twenty minutes with the guy losing his gear all over the road. We finally come to a stoplight and pull next to him. We roll down the window and say, 'Sir, you have been losing your stuff all over the highway- probably $1,000 worth of stuff by now. We were trying to warn you. Have a good night!'

The 'Oh Crap!' expression on his face was priceless.
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Guy lost all his stuff on the highway and was
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