Reminds me of an incident of mine, that happened aboiut 13 years ago or so.
I was working for a sub branch of the Dept of Agriculture and every friday, we took our trucks to the carwash, and got them ready for the next week.
This one friday, I was tired. It had been a "long" week and I was glad it was done.
At the edge of town, two lanes merged into one and there was no sign that designated which lane had the right of way.
So I'm driving, I'm in the left lane, and there's a full size pickup in the right lane.
It was obvious, as we approached the stop sign, that he wanted to change lanes, so I slowed down and let him in.
Now it starts.
For some reason, this guy is upset , starts staring at me in his rearview mirror, and then flips me off.
Like I said; I was tired and for some reason this made me laugh and when he sees me smiling, he gets more upset.
He starts yelling at me, in his rearview mirror, and now, I'm LOL.
So he pulls through the stop sign and pulls over. Then when I go through the stop sign, he starts following me.
I drive about 1 mile, pull into the office's parking lot, pull into a parking space, and he pulls his truck across the back of the parking space.
As I'm getting my log book out, and my carry all bag, I can see him getting out of his truck.
This is where it gets even funnier.
I'm 6 foot tall and at that time I was around 230 lbs. I had my hair a little long, I had a beard that was about 1 foot long, land I always wear black.
Now I was driving this little Chevy S-10 and because I was tired; I was slumped down in the sear, as far as I could.
Anyhoo; as I'm unwinding myself from the cab of the S-10, he's barreling out of the seat of his truck. He finally looks at me and it was like his hand was superglued to the window frame of the truck door.
He came to such an abrupt halt, that I actually thought he hurt himself.
I asked him if there was something that I could help him with, being the diplomat that I am, and he starts ranting and raving about what, I don't know.
I'm just standing there looking at him, trying not to burst out laughing, and finally he starts moving back into his truck (he still hasn't let go of the window frame) and in parting he says "I'll remember you", while he's shaking his finger at me.
I kept looking at him and said "Thank you. I't's always nice to be remembered".
He then drives off, in a cloud of dust and a hearthy "HI-HO SILVER" (jsut kidding).
I go into the office and tell my boss and the other guy that I worked with and as I'm telling them what just happened, they're laughing so hard that my boss fell off his chair.
I never saw that young man again; but I think of him fondly, for the amusing memory he has given me.