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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is funny to me because when I was quite pregnant a guy getting on the same bus as me kind of shoved past me to get on the bus when it arrived, then jumped up and jostled past me to get to the front of the bus when we were getting off at the same stop, and while walking did a big "jump out ahead of these slow walkers" thing at the first intersection when we had to wait for a light.  He was clearly frustrated and running late, but then when I got to my OB's office he was waiting for the elevator in the lobby.  I unbuttoned my coat while we were waiting and he was sooooo visibly uncomfortable with the fact that he'd been basically pushing a pregnant woman out of his way in his hurry to get to his pregnant partner's appointment, instead of just a slow fat lady or whatever he thought at the time.  He held the elevator door for me when it showed up and when it got to the doctor's floor, and was all "after you" about going to the check-in desk.

Nobody thinks you're tailing them.  But drive politely all the same so that if you end up at the same place it's not awkward![/quote]

This reminds me of this time in high school when I spent the night at a friend's house and the next day drove from her house to my summer job working in an office in our small town's downtown area. When I pulled into a parking space, a truck pulled into the space next to me, and when I got out of my car, the man in the truck got out and approached me. And then he explained that I had cut him off like 20 miles ago near my friend's house way out in the country, and he had followed me all the way into town to tell me to drive more carefully. I probably did cut him off accidentally -- I was 17 and I will fully admit I was not the best driver. He was reasonably nice about it but it also made me pretty uneasy thinking about him getting mad and then following me for almost a half an hour to my workplace. I was glad I wasn't going home! Though it also taught me to drive a bit more carefully because you don't want to upset someone who might be mad enough to do something about it either.[/quote]

So creepy. My sister was followed after someone thought she cut him off. She went into a shopping center thinking she might be imagining it, but sure enough he followed her in and started telling. So she drove to a police station and then he went on his way.[/quote]

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