Verbal assault from a slug driver

I think I might have ridden with this woman before. Does she listen to the classic "black" gospel choir music you see in movies? She sings along too if I remember correctly. Anyhow, she was just fine when I went with her other than what you mentioned about the refusal to turn on the fan, A/C or not. Until I started slugging, I always wondered if anybody listened to music like that cause I hate it. Then again, I've never ridden with anyone who refused to turn on the air or at least the fan for circulation until I started slugging. Then again, I got what I paid for.

Oh, and there are plenty of times I get in a car and politely say "hello" and "thanks for the ride" and the driver doesn't respond. I just consider them rude and that's that. It's their gas - not mine so in the end it's their issue. he he

Ironic that she behaved this way after playing a Christian/ministry station the whole ride home.

Sorry that you had such a negative experience - you did the right thing by not responding in kind. Hopefully, you won't run into her again!

On March 23, 2012 I was in the Pentagon line to Tacketts Mill at 4:45 PM when a brown SUV stopped for me to get in, and I was hesitant because her windows were down and I like a/c during my ride, but I got in her car, in the back seat. Driver immediately turned around to me and yelled "HELLO" in a mean way, but I did not know her, and I did return a greeting. So she drove all the way with both front windows all the way down and said "It's too early for a/c, ladies." (There was a military woman/slug in the front passenger seat.) And then she had the radio on a very loud volume, a Christian/ministry station, on rear speakers near me, going 72 MPH down I-95. At Lakeridge, I couldn't wait to get out of her car, and as I exited, she turned and yelled at me "HAVE A NICE WEEKEND" in a mean, derrogatory, aggressive way. I did not respond, nor utter a word the entire trip. After I got out she yelled out her window at me calling me "YOU HEIFER" among other things that I could not make out because I was quickly walking away from her. She quickly turned her SUV around and sped up to get within my hearing range again, and yelled something else to me, but by then I was further away from her. I was very afraid and walking fast in the opposite direction, not towards my car because I did not want her to know my car. I will watch for her, and when I see her again I will take note of a more thorough description of her car and post it on here.