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Hey the father handled that extremely well, all I know my dad would have punched him in the face. Good on that’s dad for knowing it was an accideny
The tears on the moms shirt 💔 I'm glad it wasn't a big bump and she was okay
It wasn't his mistake in any sense of the word. The little girl rode right in front of him. He didn't have any time to turn or make another decision.
The chill dad’s like this are the best
Definitely the girls fault but good for him for taking responsibility.
I dont think the girl was hurt i think she was just shocked and scared
That shit was nothing 😭✌️ why she crying bro
He wasn’t going too fast. He just didn’t know which way she was going. if you let your kid ride a bike please at least teach them some signals. The parents handled that extremely well though.
That guy would have turned away so easily he just stayed in the same place letting her drift into him
I'm pretty sure he did stay there around 10 minutes saying sorry so many times, this is honestly the type of people we need more of an in the world
Sometimes there’s bikers I hate and bikers I support like him❤
Girl's fault. No turn lane and didn't use turn signal
The subtitles say that the biker was speeding but why? There is no speed limit, nor is there a speed tracker.
WHY IS BRO TAKING IT SO SERIOUSLY😭
Thats her fault she should of look back
Why is she crying so loud she barely hit the ground
❤he. Was crying
im so happy that the mom didnt cause a whole scene
Put some dirt on it bro I know it didn’t hurt that bad✌️
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