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Peak disrespectful energy 😂 Pulled over for running a stop sign + illegal tint + expired registration. Cop calmly issues 4 citations. She throws a full tantrum, argues, then drives off like she’s in a movie, running another stop sign in view of the officers. Ends with her window... show more

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Jon Bernthal ignored the woman shouting his name on the trail. She had to say something about his mother to make him stop "I went hiking on the Billy Goat Trail, which is my favorite trail in DC. And now more people get to know me, I put my hood up, sunglasses, and I'm running through. I'd rather not stop and do a picture. So I kind of keep my head down when I see people" "And I was running through and there was a group of people. And this young woman stopped me and she goes, 'Jon, Jon Bernthal!' And I kept running. And she goes, 'Hey Jon, your mom saved my life.' And I kept running, and I stopped, and I looked back, and she's like, 'It's me.' And it was this woman who lived at our house as a little girl..." "What was more profound to me is that my mom and her remained in touch"

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