Had a 17 to 18 year old kid impatiently following my hay wagon last summer. No load so I could see him. Flashers on so when I was getting ready to turn left into my property I stuck my hand straight out not wavering one bit. I get 3 feet across the center line and hear this kid lay on his horn steady. I looked back to see he was about to pass when I turned. Well' he's sitting next to my wagon (no impact) so I get out and ask if he knows what hand signals are. He says he thought I meant he should pass. I says "On a bridge?" (my drive is 50 ft from the bridge rail). And "this (waving) means pass, your lucky you missed the chance to by me a new wagon". Kid mumbled something and got in his car. I took my sweet time finishing my turn after he moved.
There's also a neighbor girl who knows who I am and exactly where I'm taking my equipment but insists on riding my tail everytime and beeping as she passes. Somedays I just love being a road hog! one of these days her dad will get a call from me. Better me though that the Sheriff or hospital.
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