be a passenger in the car that is riding your bumper, a peron in another car that the person behind you swerves and hits, or it could be someone in your car. Heck, it could be the guy riding your bumper. He's an idiot, but he doesn't deserve to die. Don't do somethinig that you will regret the instant you do it and never be able to undo it. Nothing ticks me off more than someone riding my bumper. I can't stand it. But the best thing to do is get out of their way and let them go and have their accident somewhere else. And nothing worse than when they think if they get closer and closer to your bumper, you will speed up. i'm thinking to myself, I'm not getting a speeding ticket to get me somewhere faster and I'm sure as #### not getting a speeding ticket for you.



When I was a very young driver, my dad and I were driving on the interstate in Kansas. I believe it was I-70. We were in western Kansas. I was giving him a break from driving so he was in the passenger seat catching a little sleep. When he woke up, I was riding very close to the back of a car. I was young, like 18 or so. I didn't even realize what I was doing. My dad woke up, assessed the situation for about two seconds, and before telling me what I was doing wrong, very calmly asked me to pull over. It wasn't dangerous to pull over as there was nobody around out there. So I pulled over and he very calmly said, look around and tell me what you see. I said I don't see anything but wide open space and empty road. He said, "exactly, including us, there are only two cars in this whole side of Kansas and you think it is a good idea to drive six inches off the back of the other car? Really? Learn to drive man!" That's what he did. Then he said whether you are driving on a busy interstate or not, space is your friend, you need to remember that.

And that was it. I never drove like that again. It is atounding there are not more accidents with people driving very fast on other people, expecially here in Atlanta.

So, he was also riding the bumper on the guy in front of him too. I do the same thing. You ride my bumper, I'm going to hit my brakes to get you off. Too dangerous. I knew he would have a weak excuse and not blame himself.

It's a famous Clemson alum, who is arguably the best Clemson NFL player ever, who is a role model whether he likes it or not, making a fool out of himself again. This is the same guy who disowned his alma mater, calling it racist, and publicly campaigning for building and college names to be changed because they are "oppressive," who has shown a continued pattern of disrespecting others including crapping all over his hotel room, not consistently showing up to practice, and complaining about coaches and teammates treating him "unfairly."

The guy is a role model who should do better, but instead he's an entitled snowflake with little regard for others.