<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

So, I have this older man as a neighbor in the townhouse development that I live in. Our street doesn't have an outlet and has parking spots on one side while the houses on the other side have driveways. My neighbor and I both park our cars in the parking spaces on the street; he parks farthest down the street where my road dead ends while I park closer to the entrance of the street. 

Just for context, the mailboxes are all located about halfway down the street in a square of sidewalk. Every morning, my neighbor likes to drive his car down to the mailboxes, park parallel to the curb across from the square of sidewalk, turn his hazards on, and sit for a few minutes before and after walking across the street to retrieve his mail from the day before. I get it. He's older. He might not be able to make the walk due to a medical condition. No problem there.

However, on Monday morning, I was already backing out of my parking space and I saw him speeding towards me as I was continuously checking my surroundings. As I went to press the brake, he honked twice at me. We've never spoken to each other so I doubt they were friendly greeting beeps, especially since they were longer and I was pulling out of a parking space: not really the best time for a neighborly hello. So, I thought he was late for something and I didn't think anything of stopping for him as he sped past me. But, then I watched him pull over and put his hazards on. Late for his mailbox ritual? I got a little angry.

Cut to this morning. I was pulling out of my parking space again when I see him speeding over. This time though, I wasn't going to stop for him and his mail. He got up to me and honked, but I didn't stop. I slowly backed out of the space, put my car in drive, and then proceeded to drive five miles per hour up the street. 

Next time, I hope he thinks twice before honking his horn in a quiet neighborhood at 6:30 AM.
<bot>: Neighbor honked at me because getting yesterday's mail sooner was more important than letting me back out of my parking space, so I backed out in front of him and made him wait extra minutes.