So being a keen student of human behaviour, it never ceases to amaze me how many silly little things folks do in their daily lives, but cherish them for it amuses me greatly.
One recent event was watching a lovely looking lass walking up to the door of a service station, expecting it to open automatically, then stop and back up, wave at it, before finally realising the big PULL sign meant this was a DIY jobbie. In her defence, she was really really pretty.
The one that also happens a fair bit is the car pulling up at the pumps with the filler cap on the wrong side, they look at me as they get out of their car (I drive fuel tankers) and sometimes give me an angry look as though it's my fault they're a bit dim that day.
Had a new one not long ago, where a fella had filled his car whilst parked behind me. He got a little miffed at not being able to leave the servo at the rapid pace at which he entered it, and in his haste selected Drive instead of Reverse. The 20 tonne DG bumper left a lovely imprint on the front end of his shit box Honda whatever it was. My boss asked me what DWA meant on the incident form I completed. Driving Whilst Asian is apparently not PC in this day and age anymoreHe wouldn't give me a copy of the security cam footage from the site either, such a spoil sport he is
We've all had our share of simple things make us giggle no doubt. One of my dear old friends, a returning rider mind you, made the school boy error of partaking in a group ride back in Europe. Towards the end of the day we came to a STOP sign and he stopped alright...just didn't put his foot down until he realised his mistake and momentum had taken over.
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