<human>: Reddit, I am here to vent and to ask you if my reaction was too little, just right, or out of line. Now for the story.

I am new to my area. I just moved here back in June and have been trying to drive around and get familiar with the area. Yesterday I go a way I've never been before. I start heading down this street and a guy is waving me down. He seemed anxious about something. So I stop and see what he wanted.

This guy starts yelling at me that I'm going the wrong way on a one way street. He has kids and people going the wrong way will hit them and all these bad things will happen. I mean yelling as he is turning red and shouting at me in the middle of the road. He told me to turn around and read the signs.

I did check, there is NO ONE WAY sign. NONE. So I actually was following the law.

After he walks away, I turn around squealing as many tires as possible. My reaction was to just sit there and stay quiet. I didn't say anything. This may be because that's what I always did when my father yelled at me (cause it pissed him off that I showed no expression) so that's what I did to this guy. For almost an hour I couldn't help but think I should have said or did something more.

Now I ask you Reddit, what should I have done? What would you have done? Right now I'd like to go knock on his door and ask for an apology.

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<bot>: Guy stops me in my car and yells (shouting while turning red) at me for going the wrong way in a one-way street. No sign said one way. I did nothing but turn around.