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Input: Hello, moral judges. Today I had an odd dilemma that I hope can be cleared up by the opinions of the masses.
A little backstory to begin... My husband and I are traveling full-time in our RV, exploring North America. We have been doing so for a year. Our camper is not the biggest RV but it’s a bigger rig than your average car at 26’ long and 7.5’ wide. It has a billion blind spots and is just overall pretty cumbersome to deal with in places like parking lots but we have never had any issues with its size and get in and out of places just fine. People are very respectful of how large we are and give us space and forgive us for sometimes being in the way. We always appreciate the understanding. 

NOW, onto today. We were heading to a state park and stopped to do some grocery shopping which we do every time we drive to a new place. We often get groceries at Walmart because it’s consistent and literally everywhere. 

All Walmart’s have differently laid out parking lots, naturally, but are all generally massive. With that said, some have two way lanes between the rows of parking spots and some have one ways. One ways are less common and today I goofed up. I accidentally turned the rig the wrong way down a one way but I did not fear because these lanes were huge and could easily fit two cars side by side - even two bigger rigs liked mine. Also, there wasn’t a lot of traffic at the time and I didn’t turn and block anyone from coming out or anything. There are also like 10 other lanes of parking for others to use so it’s no biggie. I figured instead of causing a bigger mess by backing up into pedestrians that I’d just continue.

So, I’m driving down the one way to the exit, pass a few cars, they look at me funny because I look like an idiot going the wrong way but all pass me just fine. Then this guy (older - 60s) in a small pickup truck comes down the way and just stops his truck in the middle of the street, just enough so I couldn’t pass him on either side due to parked cars and a cart corral. I thought maybe he thought we both wouldn’t fit so I pull my mirrors in and wave him on because he had a ton of space to get by me. Then he proceeds to turn off his truck and dangle his keys in front of him for me to see. I’m confused by this so I roll down my window and yell, “Hi sir! I’m so sorry, I accidentally went the wrong way down this lane, I’m not from here and got a little confused by the one-way so I’m very sorry about that but you definitely have enough space to get around me so please move over so that I can get by and we can stop blocking the lane.” He says, “I’m not moving. I don’t like that you went the wrong way so now you have to back up all the way or else we sit here all day.” I’m kind of floored by this because it’s not like he couldn’t get by?? Why did he have such a stick up his butt for my honest mistake? I didn’t personally affect his day at all.

So I get out of my truck to speak to him face to face and hopefully get him to understand that I realize I made a mistake and that it’d be much easier if he just moved out of the way rather than forcing me to back my huge rig down a lane with other people’s cars on either side, risking hitting them or a person with my blind spots. 

(I will add - I’m an expert at maneuvering this rig and can back it up with ease but at this point I was not going to inconvenience myself for his petty demands when he could easily go around me. Also, like I said, lots of parked cars around that I didn’t want to put in harm’s way.)

Anyway, he doesn’t respond to me and just rolls up his window before I even finish my sentence. He’s dead set on not moving. I get back in my truck and see if I can inch around him. He yells, “IF YOU HIT MY TRUCK IM CHARGING YOU WITH ASSAULT!!!”. Sadly, I can’t get around due to the cart corral. I lay on my horn as I am getting pretty annoyed by his pettiness.

This situation is now attracting some nosy Nancy’s - to no one’s surprise as there is a Mexican stand off - truck style - in the middle of a Walmart parking lot. Then, a nice woman comes to my window and says, “That guy’s being an asshole. I’m going to get security so they can tell him to move out of the way.” I feel good that I’m not the asshole in her eyes. 

Walmart manager comes out, asks what’s up and I say, “This guy is having a moral dilemma with letting me continue down this lane because I mistakenly entered the wrong way. And he goes “That’s ridiculous. He has enough space to get around and it’s easier than you backing up your huge RV. He’s the one who’s putting people out by being in the way!” Manager talks to the man, he is very good with him, “Excuse me sir, could you please let this lady get around you? She knows her mistake and now you’re just blocking everyone else. Just go around.” Man doesn’t even roll down his window, and just shakes his head. Manager says, “Do you want me to call the police?” Guy shakes head yes. Manager asks me if I want to bring the cops here. I say, “I would love to due to my principles but I’d rather just get on with my day so I think I have to just give in and back it up.” I flip off the stubborn man before doing so. 

Even though these people backed me up...I keep wondering...

Was he in the right? AITA for going the wrong way? 

Thanks for your consideration.

not moving my rv