Today, my mom slipped on ice and broke her ankle.

The person whose house she fell in front of came out and yelled at us when I came to help,

saying I wasn't her son and how dare I use his driveway.

Reddit, what moments have you had where you just thought, what is wrong with you?

Title pretty much says it all.

My mom slipped and it looks like her ankle is broken.

I got there to help, pulled my car into his driveway to back it up next to her on the street,

and he came out and yelled at us.

My mom told him that I'm her son and she called me to help,

and he just kept yelling about how he saw us from his roof and wondering what I was doing

using his driveway.

After that, we just decided to

ignore him, since we had bigger problems to deal with. But in my mind, I was thinking, why does it

matter who I am or why I pulled into your driveway? You can see her on the ground, you can see

her screaming in pain, does it really matter right now? What is wrong with you? Any interesting

stories from Reddit about people being just downright idiots about things that don't matter?

I was in the car with my grandma on a large four-lane road in town. A car next to a side-swiped us,

pretty hard actually, so we pulled over to do the whole information exchange thing.

The woman in the other car leaps out and starts screaming at my grandma, saying,

you are the rudest person I've ever seen. You wouldn't let me over. I had my blinker on.

I was completely taken aback. My grandma is the sweetest old lady, and had either of us actually

seen her blinker, I know

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