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Genuinely, I appreciate that. The importance of looking both ways when approaching an intersection, even if the road is one way, is critical, for the safety of cyclists and pedestrians. Your goal in sharing the story was a good one. It's just the tone of how you told the story that seemed rather off.
I appreciate your comment and understanding. It's really my fault for trying to write a concise summary while I'm in line at the grocer.
Next time I'll make sure I'll just wait until I'm back on my PC or keep my mouth shut.
At the end of the day, whether or not you're at fault or not, and whether or not you acknowledge as much, doesn't really matter nearly as much as the fact that you're a safer driver today. That's what actually matters.