Cyclist's Frustration: Navigating Urban Traffic Chaos

Cyclists face reckless driving and careless pedestrians, highlighting a need for better road awareness.

### Frustrations of Urban Cycling: Navigating Traffic and Inconsiderate Drivers
* 🚴 The narrator expresses exasperation at drivers who ignore traffic rules, such as **running red lights and blocking bike lanes**, highlighting their **reckless behavior**.
* 🚦 "It's hard to respect the law when the cops don't do it themselves," emphasizing the **inconsistency in law enforcement's adherence** to traffic regulations.
* 📱 Cyclists are frequently seen as entitled, yet the narrator points out that many motorists are also guilty of **dangerous practices**, including **illegal turns** and being **distracted by their phones**.
* 🚧 The narrator notes the dangers of pedestrians who are oblivious to their surroundings, stating that it feels like they are the **only ones paying attention** while others are "**zombies**" on their phones.
* 🛑 A hit-and-run incident is mentioned as a **tragic reminder of the consequences of reckless driving**, questioning the effectiveness of accountability measures like **license plates for cyclists**.
* 💢 The narrator critiques the public's tendency to defend bad behavior, suggesting that those who do so are **complicit in the problem**, equating it to **defending serious crimes**.
* 📣 The narrator concludes by thanking supporters and expressing a desire for **more awareness and consideration among all road users**, urging everyone to **pay attention while navigating the streets**.
* ⚠ Ultimately, the frustration stems from a **perceived lack of basic traffic etiquette and awareness** among both drivers and pedestrians, creating a **dangerous environment for cyclists**.

if seeing cyclists running red lights at empty intersections while endangering no one upsets you, I suggest pressing the back button on your phone or browser. Viewer discretion is [Music] advised [Music]. It's a good thing I didn't pass on the [__] left, I mean on the right. Let's see, are they candy crushing it? They're on their phones. Let's see if they'll care if I run the light in front of them, and they don't. They'd rather be on their phones than to do their job. Very good, you're going to cut me off, right? I'm going to go regardless. He's waving me to go, it's my right of way, the sign says so. This one right here, bottom left, wrong way [__]. It's not dangerous at all. I don't get why people get so triggered over words, harmless words. That's smart, some great A driving there. Remember kids, bad drivers never miss their exit, wrong way ass juice. It's a great place to stand and no crack hits.

today Wrong Way Wayne sidewalk is so packed, so packed. I guess we don't know how bike lanes work. Wrong way [__] use your leg, you lazy [__] you fat [__] I'm not your dad. Wrong way dick hole man, that's a nice bike you got there. It's not your light. Where is the sidewalk? It's a smart place to stand. Very good ho someone who looks man. If only there was a light that told vehicle was one to stop. Pi up wrong way way [__] wrong way ass clown wrong way [__] [__] where's the sidewalk? How does it work? The answer may surprise you. Y cross like Lemmings wrong way dumb [__] bike lanes. How do they work? If only there was a place to walk. Look all that space. But somehow bike lane got to walk on the bike [Applause] lane. Oh man cyclist runs red lights and

it's a taxi Tango 1225 7 or 757 Charlie. You're on the wrong side, dumbass. Good job baking the bikeland, you piece of [ __ ]. Why are you dumb, you [ __ ] idiot? I can't get mad; words hurt people. Can we look before Crossing? Apparently, that's too difficult. Wrong way, dingleberry. Wrong way, dick cheese. Wrong way, [ __ ]. Wrong way, come catcher. It's a nice bike you got there. Some great driving right there. Tango 12 4484 Charlie. Good job, wrong way, dumb [ __ ]. It's a smart place to walk. He put on his right signal to go left. That made sense. Use the wrong signal there. Wrong way, dumbass. Hey, he did say yo and hey. I mean, why would you stand in the street like an idiot? That is such a sad, sad sounding horn. Jellyfish Powers go. You to make a right without signaling me to hooray. Someone who looks more people who looks the vehicles can so can.

I a rolling stop. It is not a stop. WR way idiot. Your dad couldn't even pull in all the way. Good job, good job to people who get triggered over a tap of an open in Hand of [ __ ] babies. Doesn't even damage the car, but you get so triggered by it. Don't touch another man's car even though you're not damaging it. Touch my car, expected to be 6 feet under. Blah blah. The amount of weak-minded people I see in the comments is ridiculous. Yep, thank you MTA for cutting me [Applause] off. Who has to go around the block? Not me. All right, I don't trust you. Hooray, someone who looks well. He stopped. Holy [ __ ]. He did. It's a great place to stand. Hooray, another smart person who looks y. They're Above the Law. Wow, this person's smart. Pans have the right away. They can do whatever they want. Wrong way [ __ ]. Get use your legs, you lazy.

[ __ ] oh taxi Run Red Lights five fox trap 5 Z just to stop yep I guess we don't look why are you dumb wrong way idiot hooray someone who looks oh man some must be in his eyes wrong way dick hole good job blocking the bike lane you piece of [ __ ] good job good job yep taxi making an illegal left turn good job cyclists are entitled good job good job hooray a smart person who values their own life phone zombie all over the lane wrong way dick head wrong way [ __ ] Goblin hello wake up man it must suck to be in that traffic me on the other hand can just glide on through yeah park right in front of me Tango 11 14212 Charlie good job you going to pull over holy [ __ ] he pull over man something that's known to be impossible holy [ __ ] you motorist can take a page from his book holy [ __ ] checks his

mirrors. Yeah, I must have died and went to heaven. Hooray, someone who looks jellyfish. Powers go. I'm sorry, does it say walk? We don't check mirrors when coming out, so [__] you jellyfish. Powers once [Applause] again. Wrong way, wine car and a phone zombie, huh? Canal Street's closed. Interesting, pretty sure it was one of those pesky cyclists. I see candy crushing. Yep, Candy Crush. Got to be on that phone right in the street. Coward. Sidewalk is on your right. It's not a jog lane. Picture of a bike, not jogging shoes. I can honk too, not even in your way. You made that turn just fine. Wrong way, dumb [__]. It's a great place to leave that [__]. Hooray, someone who checks the mirrors. It's not that difficult. Wrong way [__]. Head, use your legs, you lazy [__]. Yep, some great driving here. Vehicles can

so can I remember cops supposed to be setting an example, but you know they don't. It's hard to respect the law when the cops don't do it themselves. It's a great place to stand, you [__] idiots. Bang, keep up the good work. You're lucky one of us was paying attention. Just running, guys. You're supposed to look. You see? You see me? No, you're supposed to look for your yourself. You're behind me. You're responsible for your own actions. You don't know how bike lanes work, [__] dumbass. You don't see me. You're supposed to look out for yourself. I wish I could use that mentality. Stick to the sidewalks, hun champ. I'm not your dad. He obviously raised you wrong. That's all you can say. You too. Don't get hit now. You don't see me. You're supposed to see yourself. Wrong way, dumbass. You're an [__]. It's a fantastic place to crowd around.

wrong way, dickhead. How about we pay attention, you dumb [ __ ]. Oh my God, raining brakes, wet. Can't stop on a dime. Let's run without looking. Wrong way [ __ ]. I guess we don't know how bike lanes work. Yep, cyclist runs red lights. Good job, Tango 72 9478 Charlie. Good job. Find a little space right here to pull off, you bike. That guy right there could be parking with his Honda, pulling into, but no bike lane. Good job. Yep, New Jersey, of course, in a rush to stop. Thank you, taxi Yankee 20248 Charlie. Good job. I appreciate what that taxi driver on the right did. Told her to get the [ __ ] back in. Pretty sure she didn't look when opening that door. You know what? Still thinking about that taxi driver, the one on the right. I'm going to give him a compliment on the TLC site. That guy earned it. Very good. And no signal now. Late one. And what? Guess what? It's a Jersey.

driver replaying in my head that stupid idiot who ran in my way without looking. I got my headlight on. I'm wearing red, bright red. And I bet if I were to hit him, he would say the cyclist came out of nowhere or I didn't see him coming. Me [__] wasn't looking. I could be a bright ass [__] light with loud music, and he still wouldn't had looked my way. I yelled at him, and he still continued to run in my way. It don't, it doesn't pay to be nice to these [__] it really doesn't. How about we look another one? We're looking at the ground, why? How come we're not paying attention to our surroundings? Feels like I'm the only person who does it. I swear, it's like the rain makes people dumber, 10 times dumber than they already are, and that's remarkable that they could become that dumb. Yep, that's some fantastic ftic.

driving 10 out of 10. If you can't fit, you don't commit. Jellyfish Powers go. So, I found out this morning, uh, the reason why Canal Street was closed is because someone got killed here by a hit-and-run driver. Go figure, surprise surprise. Red light. So yeah, they say, Oh, cyclists should have license plates, that makes them more accountable. Well, you got people who do have license plates, and they aren't held accountable because they don't stay after the [ __ ] crash, and there's no one around to take down the information. I don't have to wait for this [ __ ] no, no, no, not me. The benefit of having a bike, it's a great parking spot. The cyclist run rides on sidewalks. Let's see, are they playing Candy Crush? I think the passenger was the sun, must have been in that truck's SI, and this one Jersey, of course. The cyclist runs red lights, wrong way [ __ ] wrong way ass clown. I didn't say anything to that guy.

cuz he actually looked the wrong way, busted condom, wrong way as juice. You're the smart one, yeah garbage. Shu can make an illegal left, it's a great place to stand, keep up the good work. Yep, cyclist runs red lights, it's a smart place to [Music] stand. Tango 740 606 Charlie, good job, good job. Ters run red lights and of course it's New Jersey, wrong way dick bag, wrong way [__] biscuit. That's a smart place to stand, that's a fantastic place to stand. Got to take that picture, it's more important than her life. That stre can't, so can I. They're not moving cuz a taxi is parked, you know, picking up a fair is more important. Hooray smart people who look the wrong way, dingdong, wrong way, come catcha. How about we look [__] idiot, run run wrong way, dick bag. Yeah, that's not dangerous at all, wrong way dumb [__]. You're an idiot.

yo, that's a sweet bike you got there. All that room by Clean make it make sense. Tango 78 4236 Charlie, good job. Tango 7916 52 Charlie, good job. Don't you just love it when they're too lazy to pull in all the way? It's like it hurts them to actually move in more. You have a great day. And to the people who get triggered for what I do to tapping people's cars, it doesn't damage them. It does not. But you know, you guys get so triggered over a love tap with gloves that can't damage a bike's, uh, car's paint job. It just lets me know that you're horrible people. Wrong way, dumbass. I'm not your dad. I got a chaser. I got a chaser. Come on, let's go. Come on, do something. [__] you, man. Suck, buddy. Yeah, that was nothing. You punched my back, you [__]. Oh, he's spinning back. He's spinning back. [__] your face. Bye. [__] He's not going to do nothing to me.

he's the aggressor, so always the shitty bikers. There are always the shitty bikers. You guys take it easy, freaking punch my bag. Ooh, that hurt. He hurt me, triggered over words. Wrong way. [__] Yes, you're right, wrong way. That's a red light. I know my colors. It doesn't say walk either. Yeah, it isn't feud. Bye. [__] Face. I'm not your dad. It doesn't say red. It doesn't say walk either. If you want to use that logic, jellyfish powers go. But again, people who get triggered in the comment sections are the ones that do [__] like this. You know, park block bike lanes, park like an [__] ride the wrong way because who else would defend their shitty behavior? Bad people just like them. It's an excellent social experiment. How many people come out defending shitty attitudes such as these people? I yell at wored hooray people who look again. I only yell at stupid and inconsiderate people, and if you defend

their behavior that makes you stupid and or inconsiderate. It's just that simple. There's no way around it. It's like a person who defends a rapist. What does that make you? Either a rapist sympathizer or a rapist yourself. There's no going around that. Sidewalk is on your right. You're welcome. Wrong way, idiot. See, I aim to help these people who are clueless, who don't know where the sidewalk is. You know, some people just need help, some guidance. Hi everyone, I'd like to thank you all for watching the video. I'd also like to thank my newest Patron reporters, Crazy Plum and Chris B. Thank you for your support. It's been a crazy week. Thanks again for sticking around this far. Until next time, continue being [Music] [Music] awesome [Music] n

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The sidewalk is overcrowded, with people and cyclists ignoring the rules.

The narrator expresses frustration at the lack of awareness and common sense among pedestrians and drivers.

The rain seems to exacerbate the situation, making people even more oblivious to their surroundings.

The speaker expresses irritation with drivers who don't follow rules, particularly during a rolling stop.

They criticize people for getting triggered over minor car taps and question the laziness of others in pulling into parking spaces.

The speaker also shares a confrontational encounter, showing a disregard for the reactions of others.

The narrator expresses frustration with reckless driving and illegal maneuvers by motorists, highlighting their disregard for bike lanes and traffic rules.

They observe a rare instance of a driver pulling over, contrasting it with the common negligence of others.

The narrator also criticizes pedestrians and cyclists for their irresponsible behavior, emphasizing the importance of being aware of one's surroundings and following the rules of the road.

Observations on Urban Cycling and Traffic

The speaker discusses the closure of Canal Street due to a hit-and-run incident.

They express frustration with the lack of accountability for drivers with license plates and criticize cyclists for reckless behavior, such as running red lights and riding on sidewalks.

The speaker aims to offer guidance to those who are unaware of proper pedestrian and cycling rules, while also thanking their supporters for their patronage.

Observations of Erratic Behavior on the Streets

The narrator critiques various individuals for their reckless actions, such as running red lights and driving the wrong way.

They express frustration at people standing in the street and using their phones instead of paying attention.

The narrator's sarcastic commentary highlights the dangerous behavior of drivers and cyclists, while also questioning why people get upset over their words.

Frustrations with Shitty Bikers and Inconsiderate Drivers

The speaker expresses anger towards bikers and drivers who display inconsiderate behavior, such as riding the wrong way and ignoring traffic signals.

They highlight the commonality of such behavior and criticize those who defend it.

The speaker also acknowledges a taxi driver who took action to prevent an accident, planning to give them a compliment for their efforts.