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Input: So this just happened and I don't know what I did wrong. So I was driving home nearly there and to get down my road (which is one way) I have to turn right on the high street where theres and KEEP CLEAR box. So I see the two cars in front turn right and I go to follow them, all of a sudden the car waiting at the keep clear box decides to turn left down the road and indicates all in the same second forcing me to slam the brakes and beep my horn out of annoyance. Suddenly the guy in the car swerves blocking the whole road and starts screaming madly at me from inside the car (I cant hear a word) so I roll down the window and start telling "wtf are you doing, just keep fucking driving!" He speeds off and pulls over and I can see him still screaming, giving me the finger so I pull over and stick my head out yelling "what's your problem?!". He gets out the car still screaming in a different language runs towards my car, I grip the metal bar in my doors pocket (which I have for protection) but decide it's not worth getting into a physical confrontation as A. Although the gym has worked and I'm not exactly small I'll be real honest, I'm a bit of a pussy. And B. I could see his kids in the car. So I yell the obligatory "learn to drive you dick head!" And sped off giving him the finger whilst doing so, I had to do a circle of the town as it had made me miss the second turning to where I park my car. But yeah I am fully aware I could of handled that better but when your in the moment you do t really think but was I the one in the wrong? Cheers.

beeping my horn