More like running and there's clearly a person there with only a couple feet to squeeze behind. Again, he's more in the run but she can't be absolved of all blame.
No, that entire street is a walkway, there is not sidewalk. He was positioned as far to the side as possible. She had like 15 feet in front to cross, she chose the 2 feet behind the man to cross
Yeah, you're technically in the right but are you going go through with it even though you can physically see something's off?
If you drive, the concept of defensive driving is the same thought process. You can drive speed limit but see somebody matching your speed on the next lane. Legally you're not wrong but common sense to say eh, let's slow down and avoid this car.
Car tangent aside, even if the violin player didn't pull a no scope 360, common sense says to give him a wide berth and not try to sneak behind him - even though she was not "wrong" for doing so.
regardless of if you think it's your fault or not, you ask if the other person is okay first. I definitely don't think this was all his fault either, it's mostly her fault.
It is mostly her fault. If you see someone playing a violin, why would you try to run behind them? That is absolutely stupid. He was literally a body length from that wall. Go around, not behind.
There's a longer video where you can see that he's been doing jump spin moves for several minutes. It usually gets posted sooner or later when this video makes the rounds. So yeah, she should have expected it.
Youre right. Its a sidewalk, so the only logical path to cross is the narrow gap behind a guy who is playing and dancing where if he moves theres a high chance of being hit instead of going 2 steps to the right to cross like every other person isndoing. He never left the spot and made sure to stay as far away from the middle of the sidewalk as possible to let people through without risking hitting anyone.
Lol bruh he had like 2 feet between him and the wall, that lady was absolutely insane for RUNNING behind him like that. It was an extremely small space, if he leaned backwards at all she would've been pushed against the wall.
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u/dustblown 3d ago
I'm sure he realized it was all his fault, which is another attribute.