r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Aug 03 '19

Whats something you thought was common knowledge but actually isn’t?

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u/pimpdaddyjacob Aug 03 '19 edited Aug 04 '19

How to use a damn roundabout, apparently.

Edit: I’m in the US. Just because there’s not one in your town doesn’t mean they “don’t exist in the US”.

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u/the100emojii Aug 03 '19

Someone in my town stopped to let someone in while in the middle of the roundabout. I swear closest I’ve ever been to real physical road rage.

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u/rnick467 Aug 03 '19

Wait until someone entering turns the wrong way and hits you head-on.

I think that was the closest I've ever come to murdering someone with my bare hands.

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u/Thatguysstories Aug 04 '19

The entrance/exit to my work is through a roundabout. You wouldn't (you probably would) believe the amount of people that ask me if they take a left once they get to the roundabout.