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Input: I send my sister to her university (we live 10 minutes away) every day. I drop her off/pick her up at a drop off/pick up area located at a 4 way intersection. The 4 way intersection's traffic mainly goes "left and right" if you were to look at it from above. No one ever goes to the "top" and the only people who go to the "bottom" are people dropping off and picking up. I enter the drop off area from the left. After dropping off or picking up my sister, I am almost always stuck for a good 2 to 3 minutes waiting for a left turn due to a mixture of pedestrian traffic and cars running stop signs. I always give pedestrians the right of way. If a car going "left to right" cuts me off when I have right of way to make a left turn, I will hold my horn at them until I finish my turn. Most of the time I notice that they aren't even paying attention to the fact that there might be cars waiting at the drop off area. Am I an asshole for doing this?

honking (and holding the horn) at people who cut me off at a 4 way intersection