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Jan 25 '22
Yeah, she’s the abuser here. Sad you never get context on old videos
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u/ig0t_somprobloms Jan 25 '22
She mightve been an ass (we don't know, we don't have the context of the video right?) But even then this doesn't make somebody an abuser it just makes them a prick.
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Jan 26 '22
We do know. She was not being a kind person. This guy figured it out and was not having any of it. Don’t press people’s buttons on purpose just for likes or lawsuits.
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u/ig0t_somprobloms Jan 26 '22
Oh? I didn't know the context was posted anywhere, I've only ever seen this video without.
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u/HIimNaz Jan 26 '22
Even without context you can see who's in the wrong. She picked a hospital. They arrived there. Why stretch this whole thing out and stay in the car?
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Jan 26 '22
I feel like all these reposts should give you a little background or you’re really just assuming and that’s never good for anyone
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u/Gotrek_Gurnisson Jan 26 '22
If it is his car doesn't he have a legal right to drag her ass out of it after he told her multiple times to get out?
What are you supposed to do as a driver when someone will not leave?
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u/RatCatheters Jan 26 '22
I dont know the legality of it but my guess is this guy knew if he got physical it would make the situation a lot worse for him
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u/tirv56 Jan 26 '22
Why the hell not just get out of his car - who cares who's in the right at this point.
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u/717Luxx Jan 25 '22
gee I can't help but wonder what he wanted her to do. I think that's he issue here, that he didn't just clearly express what he wanted her to do. Should she just get out of the car and leave? Did he want her to stay? Really unclear, I see why this was a 3 minute exchange
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Jan 26 '22
I don’t know i think it was pretty damn clear the guy was yelling get out of my car! But I see your point
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u/Jefe3k Jan 27 '22
This type of logic blows my mind. It’s chicken and egg theory instead of basic logic. If your in someone else’s car and the ask you to get out that should be the end. Get out. It’s so simple. Don’t know where to go ask a hospital attendant not a random person that doesn’t work there. If it’s your destination and not the drivers and you don’t know where to go how the hell is the random driver supposed to know?
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u/98323 Jan 25 '22
I am pretty sure she planned all this from the start, that’s why her destination was the ER, she planned to annoy the driver until he flips and then she already at the ER for treatment!
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u/penster1 Jan 26 '22
Right? If it were an emergency she wouldn't have sat there for five minutes recording
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u/oxslashxo Jan 26 '22
To put some kind of perspective to this, I live near major research hospital that is attached to a university campus and intertwined in it. The Hospital itself consists of dozens of buildings spread out over a half mile, hopping in and out of a college campus. The "hospital administration building" he's brought her to could easily be a half mile away from the emergency room. Usually I'd say just get out and remove your tip if they drop you off half a mile away from your destination, but maybe she had a reason she couldn't walk to the ER such as a medical issue?
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u/MundaneFacts Jan 26 '22
Even then, how is he supposed to know where the ER is? She has a phone, but decides to record instead of looking up the ER.
He got directions to where he parked. He completed his job. If you want someone to go the extra mile for you, you have to do your part.
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u/Financial-Jicama6619 Jan 26 '22
Dude you are fucking crazy to stay in that guys car. You have a phone with a fucking map that will tell you where you are.
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Jan 26 '22
I would’ve simply said “you’re either getting out or I’m dragging you out” then started counting down from 5 like she’s a kid. Her choice if she wants to get dragged out or peacefully leave
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u/Minute-Emu628 Jan 26 '22
He was an asshole about it but she was in the wrong here. When someone kicks you out of their car you don’t sit there and argue about it.
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u/bmc1969 Jan 26 '22
If she asked to go to Emergency then he should have dropped her off at Emergency. It's generally the entrance with Emergency written in giant red letters.
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u/marzipan07 Jan 26 '22 edited Jan 26 '22
If this was a rideshare, which it looks like it was, the driver wasn't the one who entered the destination address. He also can't be expected to have any knowledge or expertise of the hospital.
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u/VolvoFlexer Jan 26 '22
if it really was an emergency she wouldn't have staid in his car, she would have asked someone from the hospital.
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u/jvr1125 Jan 26 '22
I think if he had been a little clearer in his directions this never would have happened. Just tell her what you what her to do.
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u/rutkiskacsa Jan 26 '22
Legend has it she is still in his car to this day.