r/instant_regret • u/Suddern_Cumforth • 10d ago

Self entitlement, or insurance fraud?

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u/DopplerTerminal 10d ago

Entitlement for sure.

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u/camshun7 10d ago edited 10d ago

Been watching recently some clips of driving from china, and i truly gotta say thats some place for driving, they are complete batshit crazy when it comes to "giving way"

Imho

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u/DopplerTerminal 10d ago

Maybe. That clown totally saw the driver (thats recording) attempting to pull out but thought to step forward anyways. Even has his chest puffed. He just wasn't anticipating anyone making a right hand turn. Seems like that dude was choosing to cross at a dangerous spot for his own convenience rather than common sense, if he wanted to cross at all.

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u/CoolGuySauron 8d ago

Castle laws for US. Wall of china laws for chinese.

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u/blue-oyster-culture 10d ago

Id say its like how drivers from big cities come off as rude when they go to smaller towns. It causes a lot of wrecks in my area. Only china has even more population density. If you wanna get anywhere, you gotta take the right of way. Lol.

And idk. To me it kinda looked like that dude was trying to get hit.

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u/PearlyP2020 7d ago

I’m from Europe and drove in China for 2 years. I didn’t bother renewing and let my license expire. Absolute nightmare

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u/Ripen- 9d ago

No I've actually been there, the air is fresher in that spot.

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u/Shadrach451 8d ago

I also see zero regret.

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u/YahYahPapaya 10d ago

🤣🤣🤣 like that person I didn't see that coming.

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u/MorganC137 10d ago

His last two brain cells were arguing about which leg to use first.

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u/Lylac_Krazy 10d ago

I forgot, is it China or Japan where its better to kill the person, rather then let them live and sue?

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u/Syhkane 10d ago

China. In Japan you get thrown in jail if they live or die because even accidentals are a crime.

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u/gefjunhel 10d ago

china. and also in china its better not to help an injured person just keep moving cause they can sue for that also

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u/QP709 10d ago

I think that’s the US actually. It’s been said that if you want to kill someone in America and not serve any time in jail, just run them down with your car and tell the cops you didn’t see him. If they live they’ll probably sue you to pay their medical bills but if you kill them you’re home free.

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u/dapala1 9d ago

Mental health issues, which would included entitlement.

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u/PronunciationIsKey 10d ago

Porque no los dos?

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u/DP_Shao 10d ago

The answer: a piece of shit

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u/radarksu 10d ago

Might not be self entitlement or insurance fraud. Some people are just stupid.

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u/jeanborrero 10d ago

A little bit of this, a little bit of that

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u/Spence1239 9d ago

Deserved it

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u/Takco 10d ago

Stuff can be two things

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u/ChangedUsername20 10d ago

Yes. The answer to your question is: Yea.

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u/Weird-Group-5313 10d ago

Kung POW for the win✊🏾

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u/HighlightOwn2038 10d ago

Entitlement

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u/mbmartian 10d ago

That's how velociraptors hunt. One to create a distraction and another to go for the kill.

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u/juanlee337 9d ago

i dont see fraud here.. He got fked..

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u/lookmaiamonreddit 10d ago edited 7d ago

I think the former gives the latter its impetus.