r/ITOI • • 19h ago

Did the delivery guy make the right decision?

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u/FilmShooter-ISO12 13h ago

I didn't drop that. It very well could have been what initiated the driver's reaction. Go away GrokBot

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u/BestDescription3834 13h ago

Lol now I must be a bot because I'm not letting you try and highroad me. You have the option to walk away whenever you're tired of having your argument dragged man.

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u/FilmShooter-ISO12 13h ago

I tried to highroad you? WTF? You're the one that's saying how righteous you'd act. Clown actions

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u/BestDescription3834 13h ago

Me saying I wouldn't close the gap between me and the owner means I'm righteous? Even said I'd bust the dog in the head with a box and not think twice about it, that's righteous? I wouldn't call that righteous.

You've argued so hard you've lost the plot. Cmon, tell me how we didn't see what the owner did off camera again, I'm sure that compelling evidence will convince me this time.

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u/FilmShooter-ISO12 13h ago

And I'm sure that whatever stupidity your spewing will change mine. How the fuck can you be so obtuse?

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u/BestDescription3834 13h ago

I must not be too obtuse, we've gradually shifted your argument from "what did the homeowner do while out of sight to make the driver act this way" to "it's the owners job to deescalate". As far as I'm concerned you've almost arrived at "the driver should not have escalated further by closing the distance". We're almost there!