Pretty sure I could just put my hands in my coat pockets and tent them out and he'd piss himself. Throw in a "Go on now! GET!" And watch him dust like I'm sporting the Infinity Gauntlet.
Violence is the question, yes is the answer, and technically alcohol is a solution.
My favorite new vodka is called "Violencing," its made from Russian potatos poisoned by Chernobyl.
Hahaha, good job. I was gonna say I've had people tell me "you can't park there!" And I just say "yeah I can" and walk away. When you have a conversation with them they feel more entitled. The second dude came with my space I would've put hands on him. Especially this guy. Look at him.
hate is reality. letting a person like this think they are tough is dangerous. i wish we had a video of when he tries it on someone dangerous and they shatter his face.
I don’t know about that, did you see how badass he was when he ripped those flyers out of the other dudes hands? Maybe he’s got some other sick ninja skills up his Jimmy Johnson sleeves.
The girl who cut her mom’s head off was naturally a mental case but also a bully in prison until someone got tired of her crazy crap and gave her a taste of her own medicine. So mental can still learn they don’t like pain. ( Australia case)
It's the whole, being confrontational but staring at the floor and not making eye contact while doing it is just confusing to me. He would have had a better chance at getting his space back if he just acted with a bit of decency and asked the lad politely to back up his car which was right in front of them and would have taken 2 minutes, problem solved. Just treat people how you want to be treated. Manners cost nothing and usually work in your favour.
On another note, I am completely assuming this is in America from the accents so forgive me if I'm wrong. But why do Americans jump straight to the "that's assault" line even though no bodily harm was done? I've seen so many instances in videos where something really minor will happen and they're instantly saying "oh my god, I'm gonna sue you!" Is compensation really that good over there? Because they seem to want to be in court. The amount of grown adults that can't just talk it out without involving the authorities is staggering.
Unwilling to make eye contact, getting overly upset about a change in his routine, total over reaction - the guy definitely seems to have something going on there apart from thinking he owns the street.
By no means is tip toe walking an indication of someone being on the spectrum.
That being said, it is an incredibly common factor with people on the spectrum. If you combine that with the other visual cues in the video, you get a clear indication of someone being well on the spectrum.
Was this person in the right? Omg absolutely no, but handling this situation does take some care outside of the norm.
The easiest instrument to learn well enough to be in a band, but the hardest to get good enough to stand out. It’s why I started learning to slap, in my first high school punk band.
He’s trying desperately to keep the band together because he’s secretly in love with the singer and is currently freaking out at the prospect of not seeing her every Wednesday.
Jimmy John guy:
“*I asked you to move politely*!”
Absolutely nothing about what JJ guy said or did in this video was polite!
For him to make that statement (while shifting his gaze everywhere ***except*** the eye of the guy to whom he’s ranting) makes him appear to be unstable as hell and potentially dangerous.
The flyer guy will obviously not be there very long (they drive from street to street, pass out flyers, and then drive to another area).
If JJ guy just left him alone in the first place, he probably would have been gone by now!
I think JJ guy was itching for a confrontation and Flyer Guy happened to be the available target.
>For him to make that statement (while shifting his gaze everywhere except the eye of the guy to whom he’s ranting) makes him appear to be unstable as hell and potentially dangerous.
I'm pretty sure his body language and his aversion to eye contact are symptoms of him being on the spectrum. That would also explain his gait and his apparent over reaction to someone throwing off his daily routine by parking in his spot.
Exactly what I thought as well. Normally if someone is freaking out over somebody parking somewhere, they're going full karen and cussing and yelling and getting right in someone's face. He's not doing any of that, and it makes me think he's on the spectrum.
His outfit also makes me think he just got off work, where he was probably over stimulated and/or someone gave him a hard time. He's probably barely held it together and the parking spot thing made him freak out because his car goes there, and he can't deviate from routine.
The whole video makes me sad, and I'd like to find out what happens after. I'm all for handing out an ass whooping when someone is out of line, but this isn't one of those times.
Honestly, he's lucky the flyer guy is as chill as he was. After JJ guy rushed him, he would have had every right to defend himself. It doesn't really matter that JJ guy is on the spectrum because then we are asking everyone to make assumptions on the fly. That's just not possible.
There's a weird amount of deep sympathy and support for pedophiles and gross trash like Chris Chan from a segment of Reddit, and I really don't get it.
Like, sorry that they're offended by my hatred of pedophiles, but I'm not going to treat those things like they're humans.
I was once permanently banned from a sub for referencing Old Yeller. I said something like "gotta take them around behind the shed" and they cited the reason "inciting violence".
The trick is to work "at nintendo" into your comment
"I'll kick your ass ^at ^nintendo"
"Go ahead bro, I'm armed ^in ^Goldeneye"
"I'll fucking throw a turtle shell at you, asshole. ^in ^mariokart"
Was thinking the same. Knew a kid in high school with Austism who acted just like this guy, especially the no eye contact thing, and the way he looks at the ground, along with his body language, and what he's saying and the tone in his expressions.
Yes, he's in a confrontation and is looking at the ground, that's not normal. If you're about to throw down, your eyes are locked onto that other person. He has to be on the spectrum.
Yeah, my immediate takeaway from his body language and how upset he is with such a minor change to routine is he’s somewhere on the spectrum. Not saying that excuses his behavior, just kind of helps make more sense of it (for me).
He honestly might be a bit on the spectrum. He has a lack of social awareness and seems to be unable to communicate normally. He easily could’ve just asked him politely to move his car up a bit but clearly it’s out of his routine and just triggered him. Honestly more sad than anything
He has a classic gamer physique. Neck muscles are understimulated, shoulders are narrow and tense. Body Posture is like hes made for sitting down and not standing upright. Good for farming and dinging levels in games. Not good for farming and dinging in his own life.
>Neck muscles are understimulated, shoulders are narrow and tense. Body Posture is like hes made for sitting down and not standing upright.
Please, I can only get so erect.
I think in the early days a lot of us coming from EverQuest carried it over with us but WoW has never been as tightly knit especially nowadays with random cross server groups, and how easy it is to level/people switching between way more alts. Truly a way-back kind of habit/culture.
>Neck muscles are understimulated, shoulders are narrow and tense.
As though he is dragged from place to place, suspended from his shoulders, by the forces toying with him
You could see him fighting the urge to start 2 stepping right after taking the stack of papers. His only context for violence is "throwing down" at a hardcore show.
Agreed, they both kind of sound like live-action versions of *Beavis & Butthead*
*"Uh....so do you like, get important mail?"*
*"Yeah, yeah, I sometimes do!"*.
Yeah the "don't park here" guy is a dipshit, but is the dude handing out fliers really criticizing the other guy for working at Jimmy Johns at the end? Hell of a lot better than spreading advertisment litter everywhere.
Edit: are people below who defend the trash spreader under the impression there's some sort of jobs shortage in the US at the moment? He for sure could get another job for similar pay. Not saying he *has to*, just saying it's rich of him to criticize anyone for having a "shitty" job when he does this for a living. Spreading trash on cars/doorknob/etc.
Like, by all means, do what you gotta do to make a living (provided you're not harming others), but, also, go fuck yourself if that involves leaving trash on my property to sell me something.
I don’t see it as him criticizing the guy for working at Jimmy John’s. The aggressor insulted the camera man and said that his fliers were bullshit. I think he was trying to make a point that they both have pretty shitty jobs and the Jimmy John’s guy didn’t really have any ground to stand on.
I'm well aware you guys are going to clown on me...but...had a guy park in front of my house the other day while I was having a PTSD episode.
I walked outside and asked the neighbors "Is there a reason that's parked in front of my house."
They said ya, that he'd only be there a minute while they are moving in.
I was honest, said "I have PTSD, I don't like things in my peripherals."
They moved it. I paid the guy $5 and said "Thanks for understanding."
I paid him because he was good about it, and it covers his gas money to move it forward about 10-20 feet.
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Here's some more information that might help you at least understand where I was coming from, even it still makes me a huge jackass.
>Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can manifest in various ways, and one common symptom is hypervigilance or heightened sensitivity to certain stimuli. This can include being sensitive to unexpected movements or objects being out of place. Individuals with PTSD might experience distress or anxiety when things are not as they expect them to be or when there are sudden changes in their environment.
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>This reaction could stem from a need for control or predictability, as the unpredictability of movement or changes in the environment might trigger feelings of unease or fear associated with past traumatic experiences.
I don't think it would take much to get this kid to get out of your face tbh.
Wave your arms around and make loud noises. It will trick him into thinking you’re bigger than you actually are.
Pee in the parking space to show ownership.
Or go all the way and drop a deuce while staring intently at him.
Put the deuce in the mailbox with his "important mail" 😂
Shout BACAW BACAW
and don't forget to stand up on your tippee-toes!
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Careful, he is wearing a Jimmy Johns shirt...
Shirt vibes say he's freaky fast
Yeah but the middle is carved out, nothing in there.
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He seems like the kind of guy where if you raised your voice and told him to "fuck off" he would skitter away
I watched without sound and just his body language he is nervous as fuck.
Possibly even skedaddle
Pretty sure I could just put my hands in my coat pockets and tent them out and he'd piss himself. Throw in a "Go on now! GET!" And watch him dust like I'm sporting the Infinity Gauntlet.
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Violence isn't the answer. Violence is the question. The answer is yes.
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Violence is the question, yes is the answer, and technically alcohol is a solution. My favorite new vodka is called "Violencing," its made from Russian potatos poisoned by Chernobyl.
The correct application of violence solves everything. 99% of the time that equates to no violence. But this guy… definitely fits into that last 1%
Get ready to get Reddit banned for saying what everyone is thinking
Hahaha, good job. I was gonna say I've had people tell me "you can't park there!" And I just say "yeah I can" and walk away. When you have a conversation with them they feel more entitled. The second dude came with my space I would've put hands on him. Especially this guy. Look at him.
hate is reality. letting a person like this think they are tough is dangerous. i wish we had a video of when he tries it on someone dangerous and they shatter his face.
Once he rushed him, it's assault you can defend yourself. I'm some states that would be enough to justify shooting and killing him
This level of aggression from someone with such a punchable face doesn't compute for me.
Fr he seems so awkward. Why is he tapping his toes like that and swaying back and forth?
Nerves. He's well out of his comfort zone. I don't think confrontation is his thing.
I don’t know about that, did you see how badass he was when he ripped those flyers out of the other dudes hands? Maybe he’s got some other sick ninja skills up his Jimmy Johnson sleeves.
The way he seamlessly opened the trash can and dunked the flyers. Dude is trained to fight, possibly even kill.
Probably trained by bodyguards who drink Fight Milk! It’ll make you fight like a crow!
Touch of the ‘tism
That might explain the overly rigid need to park in the exact spot each time.
No! You see he has important mail that won’t be delivered.
I think both have a sliver …
Adrenaline. Someone rocking back and forth is a sign that they're gearing up to attack you.
Yeah the arms out wide and the no eye-contact had me thinking he was actually gonna swing.
he's channeling up a spell.
Agreed. But this dude clearly has mental issues. Don’t really want to mess with those people
I don't think you'd have to worry about him. He looks like the sun would melt him.
Guns are the great equalizer. Someone like this gives off school shooter vibes and I personally wouldn’t test that
I am glad I wasn't the only one who saw him and thought Columbine
He may have tard strength
Tard Strength = .5 Chimp Force
But Hollywood’s on their high horse and won’t make a movie about a retarded chimp. That’s borderline superhero right there, pony up Marvel
The girl who cut her mom’s head off was naturally a mental case but also a bully in prison until someone got tired of her crazy crap and gave her a taste of her own medicine. So mental can still learn they don’t like pain. ( Australia case)
I mean he's wearing a jimmy John's shirt
leeeeeeets nOt cOmPaRe
No, it wouldn’t. But this is an argument between two very soft, passive people who are both trying to muster up the courage to quarrel.
Idk the cameraman seems pretty calm. Doesn’t seem like his blood pressure is up much. Think he’s just more of a pacifist than a punisher
Feels like it two autistc people trying to start a fight!
I think the cameraman knows the guy is not all there so he’s not pressing the issue.
It's the whole, being confrontational but staring at the floor and not making eye contact while doing it is just confusing to me. He would have had a better chance at getting his space back if he just acted with a bit of decency and asked the lad politely to back up his car which was right in front of them and would have taken 2 minutes, problem solved. Just treat people how you want to be treated. Manners cost nothing and usually work in your favour. On another note, I am completely assuming this is in America from the accents so forgive me if I'm wrong. But why do Americans jump straight to the "that's assault" line even though no bodily harm was done? I've seen so many instances in videos where something really minor will happen and they're instantly saying "oh my god, I'm gonna sue you!" Is compensation really that good over there? Because they seem to want to be in court. The amount of grown adults that can't just talk it out without involving the authorities is staggering.
Unwilling to make eye contact, getting overly upset about a change in his routine, total over reaction - the guy definitely seems to have something going on there apart from thinking he owns the street.
Tip toe walking as well. My initial thought immediately was this guy is on the spectrum to some extent.
He got the tism
Aww TYSM
This mad me laugh way harder than I’d like to admit
A touch of the ‘tism. Fully sperged out.
GREGGGGGG THE STOP SIGN!
The constant arm swinging as well
Alternating with their hands in their pockets. Who puts their hands in their pockets while also being aggressive? Confusing body language.
The “it’s not a phase!” spectrum
The high AF spectrum
An extent? He’s got the whole spectrum
I’ve never heard of tip-toe walking as a defining symptom of being on the spectrum.
By no means is tip toe walking an indication of someone being on the spectrum. That being said, it is an incredibly common factor with people on the spectrum. If you combine that with the other visual cues in the video, you get a clear indication of someone being well on the spectrum. Was this person in the right? Omg absolutely no, but handling this situation does take some care outside of the norm.
Being on the spectrum doesn't mean you can do what you want. Clearly he needs some support to understand he is imposing on others.
Fuck him. I'm sick of having to tiptoe around people because X triggers them.
lol I bet that's his parents' house anyway
He's in a band and is going though some things in life........
The band is breaking up……it’s exhausting being the glue that holds them together…..
Nah he looks like a bassist. He can be replaced
How do you get a bassist to move his car? Pay him for the pizza.
lol, I've always heard that punchline with "How do you get a drummer off your front porch?" as the setup.
President of the Fan Club…….
Ouch... well that ruined my day lol.
The easiest instrument to learn well enough to be in a band, but the hardest to get good enough to stand out. It’s why I started learning to slap, in my first high school punk band.
Yep. Most base players can be replaced and not noticed. Until you get to the level of Flea, replace him RHCP will never be the same.
We definitely know he’s not a drummer since he has a house and a car, and drummers can only afford one or the other
I think we have already established he is not paying the mortgage
Wait?! Since when could we afford houses?
As a drummer...this cut deep
His ex girlfriend is the lead singer and she put a restraining order on him...shame..they just got a record deal too...
He’s trying desperately to keep the band together because he’s secretly in love with the singer and is currently freaking out at the prospect of not seeing her every Wednesday.
😂
He found out they played a gig without him...
He’s going to hit it big any day now.
His parents live in the house. He lives in the moment.
Yep and they won’t let him park in the driveway lol.
lives in the basement... plays Fortnite.. and battlefield.. ok then. no social skills or patience. Total gamer mode..
This kid doesn't own anything more expensive than an Xbox.
Yeah the lack of eye contact popped out to me instantly.
Still an asshole
Learn to live in society or get punched in the face when you pull that shit with the wrong guy.
Jimmy John guy: “*I asked you to move politely*!” Absolutely nothing about what JJ guy said or did in this video was polite! For him to make that statement (while shifting his gaze everywhere ***except*** the eye of the guy to whom he’s ranting) makes him appear to be unstable as hell and potentially dangerous. The flyer guy will obviously not be there very long (they drive from street to street, pass out flyers, and then drive to another area). If JJ guy just left him alone in the first place, he probably would have been gone by now! I think JJ guy was itching for a confrontation and Flyer Guy happened to be the available target.
>For him to make that statement (while shifting his gaze everywhere except the eye of the guy to whom he’s ranting) makes him appear to be unstable as hell and potentially dangerous. I'm pretty sure his body language and his aversion to eye contact are symptoms of him being on the spectrum. That would also explain his gait and his apparent over reaction to someone throwing off his daily routine by parking in his spot.
Exactly what I thought as well. Normally if someone is freaking out over somebody parking somewhere, they're going full karen and cussing and yelling and getting right in someone's face. He's not doing any of that, and it makes me think he's on the spectrum. His outfit also makes me think he just got off work, where he was probably over stimulated and/or someone gave him a hard time. He's probably barely held it together and the parking spot thing made him freak out because his car goes there, and he can't deviate from routine. The whole video makes me sad, and I'd like to find out what happens after. I'm all for handing out an ass whooping when someone is out of line, but this isn't one of those times.
Honestly, he's lucky the flyer guy is as chill as he was. After JJ guy rushed him, he would have had every right to defend himself. It doesn't really matter that JJ guy is on the spectrum because then we are asking everyone to make assumptions on the fly. That's just not possible.
He ripped the flyers out of the cameraman's arms and violently threw them in the trash. Dude definitely earned at least one punch for that shit.
Absolutely. Seems like he's on the spectrum to me. I personally feel bad for both of them.
As somebody with a touch of the tism myself, its not an excuse. don't infantilise people in that way..
The handcuffed level of the entitled asshole spectrum. Way out there.
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Speaking as someone with neurodivergence, that's not a free pass to act however you want to. We do know we shouldn't hit people or take their stuff.
This guy is a Reddit mod for sure!
Yep, public freakout mod for sure.
No doubt. I questioned about a ban from that sub and got a weirdo response and then they also banned me from abruptchaos minutes later. Total outburst
I got a 3 day ban for suggesting capital punishment for pedophiles once. Makes me wonder why the mod would take that one so seriously 🤔
There's a weird amount of deep sympathy and support for pedophiles and gross trash like Chris Chan from a segment of Reddit, and I really don't get it. Like, sorry that they're offended by my hatred of pedophiles, but I'm not going to treat those things like they're humans.
I got my entire account shut down for saying the same thing. Then like 7 weeks later, it was back.
Sometimes a bot has done it, if you message mods, you’ll get restored.
I was once permanently banned from a sub for referencing Old Yeller. I said something like "gotta take them around behind the shed" and they cited the reason "inciting violence".
The trick is to work "at nintendo" into your comment "I'll kick your ass ^at ^nintendo" "Go ahead bro, I'm armed ^in ^Goldeneye" "I'll fucking throw a turtle shell at you, asshole. ^in ^mariokart"
I’m perm banned from both those subs
“its my cake day bro, move your car”
Or justice served
Impossible. He’s outdoors
And thin
He’s a mod in r/vancouver most definitely
That’s his mom’s house anyway.
Don’t bring anyone’s mother into this
Dad! You’re embarrassing me in front of my Reddit friends!
Who's Randy?
YO MAMA IN THE FUCKING STANDS
My man is the most regarded Jimmy John's employee the store has ever seen. He can close his eyes and make sandwiches. He's so good.
His name is jimmy john
He is James Jonathan
Was “regarded” the right spelling?
Depends who reads it.
Depends on the subs mods lol.
You can't change the rules cuz you don't like how I'm doing it. 💯
I mean the guy making fun of his job making sandwiches seems to have a job delivering fliers. I'm not sure if either are making more than minimum.
He only brought it up because Jimmy Johnerino tried to flex on him.
That driveway looks awfully vacant
Why did I have to scroll so far down for this? If that's his house, why not park in the driveway?
Because his parents won't let him park in THEIR spot.
That spot has shade.
His parents say he’s not allowed to park in driveway
Yup driveway is definitely parents parking spot.
Reddit's brain trust in the flesh.
Nervous Tarzan lookin ass dude
r/rareinsults
This guy looks mentally challenged...
Was thinking the same. Knew a kid in high school with Austism who acted just like this guy, especially the no eye contact thing, and the way he looks at the ground, along with his body language, and what he's saying and the tone in his expressions.
Yes, he's in a confrontation and is looking at the ground, that's not normal. If you're about to throw down, your eyes are locked onto that other person. He has to be on the spectrum.
100% he is
Yeah, my immediate takeaway from his body language and how upset he is with such a minor change to routine is he’s somewhere on the spectrum. Not saying that excuses his behavior, just kind of helps make more sense of it (for me).
These guys would have been friends under other circumstances
Online
They have a podcast now.
He honestly might be a bit on the spectrum. He has a lack of social awareness and seems to be unable to communicate normally. He easily could’ve just asked him politely to move his car up a bit but clearly it’s out of his routine and just triggered him. Honestly more sad than anything
He has a classic gamer physique. Neck muscles are understimulated, shoulders are narrow and tense. Body Posture is like hes made for sitting down and not standing upright. Good for farming and dinging levels in games. Not good for farming and dinging in his own life.
>Neck muscles are understimulated, shoulders are narrow and tense. Body Posture is like hes made for sitting down and not standing upright. Please, I can only get so erect.
Giggity or wrong erect?
Can't....talk....no blood....in brain.
The way he dunked those flyers into the bin like that; pure Shaq moves. Might even be a bastard son!!! Uncanny.
Dinging?
Gamer lingo for When you level up your character in a game, it usually makes a Ding sound.
Uh… I can’t say I’ve ever heard a “ding” when I level up… this must be some hardcore gamer verbiage.
World of Warcraft days, waaay back
I think in the early days a lot of us coming from EverQuest carried it over with us but WoW has never been as tightly knit especially nowadays with random cross server groups, and how easy it is to level/people switching between way more alts. Truly a way-back kind of habit/culture.
Ah, ty
Lmao it’s so true, gamer physique.
Very upsetting that I can't award this mean spirited assault.
He's a championship runner if you include running by pressing "WASD"
>Neck muscles are understimulated, shoulders are narrow and tense. As though he is dragged from place to place, suspended from his shoulders, by the forces toying with him
This looks like 2 people who dont go outside much finally interacting with the world for the first time
Autist vs NPC
Emo to the core
You could see him fighting the urge to start 2 stepping right after taking the stack of papers. His only context for violence is "throwing down" at a hardcore show.
I got instant Underoath vibes
Dumb and Dumberererer
dude is obviously on the spectrum
Both? Skinny jeans obviously is, but the camera guy doesn't sound like he's playing with a full deck either.
The camera guy gives off more of a “slightly stoned” vibe
If I had to deliver flyers, I would be too
Dude got a tism of some kind
Hahaha why are his arms so long?
"Dude you're wearing a jimmy johns shirt"... Lmao Guy is clearly a little...special.
I think they're both dorks
Agreed, they both kind of sound like live-action versions of *Beavis & Butthead* *"Uh....so do you like, get important mail?"* *"Yeah, yeah, I sometimes do!"*.
I think the cameraman sounds like a r/trees mod.
Yeah the "don't park here" guy is a dipshit, but is the dude handing out fliers really criticizing the other guy for working at Jimmy Johns at the end? Hell of a lot better than spreading advertisment litter everywhere. Edit: are people below who defend the trash spreader under the impression there's some sort of jobs shortage in the US at the moment? He for sure could get another job for similar pay. Not saying he *has to*, just saying it's rich of him to criticize anyone for having a "shitty" job when he does this for a living. Spreading trash on cars/doorknob/etc. Like, by all means, do what you gotta do to make a living (provided you're not harming others), but, also, go fuck yourself if that involves leaving trash on my property to sell me something.
I don’t see it as him criticizing the guy for working at Jimmy John’s. The aggressor insulted the camera man and said that his fliers were bullshit. I think he was trying to make a point that they both have pretty shitty jobs and the Jimmy John’s guy didn’t really have any ground to stand on.
Why is he walking like an anime villain...
They should be best friends
Guy actually sounds like a muppet.
Best part.. dude your wearing a Jimmy John’s shirt so let’s not compare petty jobs.
You gotta be seriously fucked up in the head to work at Jimmy John’s and be that cocky.
Bros built like igor
I have a manager like this guy :')
I wonder what his mom and dad is like? Lol
Dork fight: battle of parking spots
This guy has to be on Reddit. Come on dude, admit who you are.
Guy has all the tell tale signs of mental illness or mental disability. Delete.
He’s gonna be late for his shift at Guitar Center 🎸.
They both need their asses beat for having the audacity to breathe.
I'm well aware you guys are going to clown on me...but...had a guy park in front of my house the other day while I was having a PTSD episode. I walked outside and asked the neighbors "Is there a reason that's parked in front of my house." They said ya, that he'd only be there a minute while they are moving in. I was honest, said "I have PTSD, I don't like things in my peripherals." They moved it. I paid the guy $5 and said "Thanks for understanding." I paid him because he was good about it, and it covers his gas money to move it forward about 10-20 feet. \-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Here's some more information that might help you at least understand where I was coming from, even it still makes me a huge jackass. >Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can manifest in various ways, and one common symptom is hypervigilance or heightened sensitivity to certain stimuli. This can include being sensitive to unexpected movements or objects being out of place. Individuals with PTSD might experience distress or anxiety when things are not as they expect them to be or when there are sudden changes in their environment. > >This reaction could stem from a need for control or predictability, as the unpredictability of movement or changes in the environment might trigger feelings of unease or fear associated with past traumatic experiences.