I would watch this. Especially if it was an angry Brit, rather than a dramatic American. And even more if it didn’t keep replaying the same 5 minutes of telly before and after each ad break. And even more if it didn’t have an ad break every 10 minutes that lasted 5 minutes.

I literally said this today, to my wife and I meant “an area exactly like a children’s playground, but suitably large enough for adults to use”.

And still not by voiced languages.

I was just explaining a misunderstanding, that being heckler vs hawker… I think you’ve replied to the wrong comment?

I think they’re referring to hawkers, or people on the streets harassing you to buy something. I don’t know why everyone here is calling them hecklers and not confused by that.

I said it elsewhere but it’s worth repeating here that fighting drivers is fighting the wrong fight. Fight the government.

Even if you convince the drivers that you’re right, nothing changes.

I agree that more bike lanes are needed and also cyclists need to be treated with the respect any life demands.

But flipping off a driver or generally blaming people who drive is fighting the wrong fight. I drive a car, I also cycle, being in a car doesn’t make me anti-bike.

Fight the government - flip off the government - that is refusing to put in safe infrastructure for the bikes (with protests like this, of course. But don’t flip off the driver, at best it does nothing, at worst it widens the gap between both groups and makes it easier to dehumanize and villianize the cyclists).