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Input: If context is needed, I go to a large university as a school, and while the usual model for students here seems to be to jaywalk whenever possible, I typically try to be as polite as I can to oncoming cars when they are in the vicinity. One thing that REALLY irks at me however is people who are on the phone when driving. I think it’s really unsafe and it consistently bugged me in the past when my parents did it, as I could see firsthand the effect it had on their driving abilities.

So I get to a specific intersection as I’m headed to class, a crosswalk where there is a yield traffic sign on a two way street, and as I’m walking across, I nearly have my body thrown into the air by a minivan that screeches loudly to a halt, barely staying behind the line to stay on their side, about 10 feet before the crosswalk.

As I took a glance at the drivers seat to get a look at my would-be murderer, I see a middle-aged woman, phone up to her ear, clearly looking as though she is in a hurry and couldn’t be bothered with my miniscule little existence.

I felt like this was my chance to - teach her a lesson? - for a lack of a better term. I was still in a state of intense shock and sudden anger, so I made a big show of slowly waving at her, giving her my biggest smile, then putting an imaginary phone up to my ear, pretending to talk on it, and hanging it up, while fluidly turning the hung up phone into a middle finger directed at her. She gave me a look of intense rage and sped off after I completed the rest of my now fairly slow walk down the rest of the crosswalk. The whole thing took about 5-10 seconds, and I was going out of my way to generally waste her time/draw attention to her being on her phone as being part of a fearful experience for me.

So, AITA?

almost getting hit by a driver on their phone and then making a big show of flipping them off