Yep. As wonderful as TV is, this is still true.

I would pay to see that! :pepper2:

In Ohio too, mostly, but some folks have moved in from other areas. I do not recall being honked at for daydreaming at a stop sign or stop light in my whole life in Ohio.


And in Ohio people view stop signs as a place to stop.


In other areas many view stop signs as merely a suggestion.

Cart Rage in The Villages
 

The Villages "Toughman Contest" in the townsquares. Participants could drive their carts to the ring. All would need spectacular robes. All would need a theme, or a catchy name, like, The Wisconsin Whopper, The Minnesota Menace, The Ageless Wonder, etc. They could wear their sponsors on their robes, like, Viagra, Cialis, Preparation H, Bengay, Fiber One, Buick,Old Spice etc. All would have introductory song to the ring. Lets do this. Contact Morse immediately. Elderly pugilism at its best. Only in The Villages.

This is a great idea ... I especially like the notion of sponsorship. :)

Actually, after a while, everyone might realize how ridiculous and pointless golf cart road rage really is.

It's always comforting to have responses like this when you are using TOTV to report an experience. In one of the busiest streets in TV (Morse Blvd) at dinner time, I should have put my car in park, blocked the only remaining access for vehicles heading north (the two gold carts with fighting drivers blocked the other lanes), and done what exactly? Walk into the middle of this brawl? It would have been akin to stepping in between two large dogs fighting, both of whom were bigger than me! Come on .....think before you engage your fingers on here please. The police were called and responded quickly. I had no idea what prompted this altercation and therefore had nothing of any value to add. This was a disgraceful public nuisance incident not a robbery or shooting.

Totally support you, Bobuse. You did the right thing.

I love this forum, because it is so easy to decide who is reasonable in their approach to life and who is not.

Bobcuse,
You definitely did the right thing. They could have both turned on you and these days you never know what will cause a "brawl" to escalate to a shooting or knifing.
Nancy

Kahuna: I made that suggestion two years ago to the district. We need a manner of identifying who is traveling on our multi-modal pathways

If I had come upon those two ragers, unlike bobcause, I would have stopped and tried to sell tickets to the fight and hawked it as a comedy

Although at first blush I agree with you, I remember that back in Ohio every time you registered something the politicians would use it as way to tax it. And then it was off to the races. I'm taxed enough and don't want to open the door to more regulation and the taxes that come along with it.

I agree. You took the correct option. As you said, there was no place for you to pull over without creating an additional traffic hazard.

I said it before, and I'll repeat it... you did the right thing staying out of that. And I like your turn of phrase, "I... therefore had nothing of any value to add." Amen.

I'm not a Yankees fan by any means, but what does the fact that you noticed this person was a Yankee fan have anything to do with this topic?

Nothing. My attempt at humor obviously failed.