Whip wielding road rager is domesticated with pepper spray

Mark Frauenfelder 10:42 am Tue Oct 29, 2019

In this video an angry driver cuts off another car. He gets out of his car with a whip in hand. (Who keeps a whip in their car?) He walks over to the driver side of the other car, which is not in the camera's field of vision, so we are unable to see what happens. But a few seconds later the whip-bearing gentleman sheepishly walks back to his car with his face covered in an orange substance.

Applying Occam's Razor to the incident, it's clear that the other driver offered the road rager a bag of Cheetos, which he devoured on the spot. The snack pacified him, and he returned to his vehicle calmed and sated.

[via r/dashcamgifs]

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