Seems a little bit like what a total f*****g douchebag might do, right? Well, it gets worse. Levine's promise to notify the police about the driver's infraction was no hollow threat. Immediately after uploading the video, he sent a text to Miami Beach City Manager Jimmy Morales, who then reported the driver's license plate number and approximate location to the authorities. The driver was pulled over and cited a short time later.

And I'm sure no delivery driver ever parked on that street ever again. *sarcasm emoji*

As awful as bullying a single driver over a citywide problem is, there's an Easter egg hiding in this video that makes it even more heinous. Here, check out this shot from the beginning:

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Turn your phone sideways!

What do you make of that black car parked there? For one thing, unlike the FedEx driver, it's double-parked. It's also parked in the same lane of traffic that the mayor is so valiantly protecting. So ... why isn't he mad about that car? Okay, everyone say it with me: Because it's probably his car!

You see it again at the end of the video, when the FedEx driver has to pull around it, thus disturbing an additional lane of traffic. So here's an obvious question: If this video was enough to get the Fedex driver ticketed, shouldn't it also be enough to get the driver of the Cadillac ticketed? The license plate is visible in that last shot ...

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How busy can that street really be if you're standing in the middle of it shooting YouTube videos?

... so determining who it belonged to at the time shouldn't be impossible, right?

Only one way to find out! I sent Miami Beach City Manager Jimmy Morales an email and asked about it. Here's the reply I received:

Exciting! This must be just how the dudes who did Watergate felt. Emboldened by the quick response, I immediately sent more questions.

I really want him to tell me it's the mayor's car. Please say it's the mayor's car. Oh man, I got another reply! This is investigative journalism! Let's see what it says!

Goddammit.

As it turns out, I didn't actually care enough to wait until Monday and try emailing someone else, so I guess that's where the trail ends. You win this time, Levine!

... and chances are you'll still be confused. Ignore that it's nearly 14 minutes long. The good parts all happen in the first minute or two. That's when she lays out her crazy reasoning for why, if you eat meat, you can't possibly claim you're not racist. I accept that just reading that last sentence alone is enough to make the average head explode, but I promise you, it gets so much worse.

Here, on the off chance you can't watch the video, let's take this opportunity to GIF it the f**k up.

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Yeah, I know. She then goes on to explain that you being comfortable eating something just because it's a different species from you means that you're discriminating against that species, before scolding us for thinking that humans are somehow superior to any other species of animal.

Except yes we are. It's called the food chain, and we dominate that m**********r. Sure, it's mostly because we've learned to use weapons and manipulate animals into just kind of doing whatever we want them to do, but still, a system is a system, and that's the system we live in. If you throw an unarmed human in an underwater cage and then put a hungry shark in that cage, that shark immediately becomes the superior species in that environment. That's just how the circle of life works.

Also, I'm sure someone's broken this to Sorsha by now, but racism and discrimination are not the same thing. Refusing to rent an apartment to anyone who wears glasses is discrimination, refusing to rent it to someone because they're black is racism. There is a difference between the two.

Assuming you watched it, you probably fall into one of two camps right now. You either feel for the Seth-Rogen-sounding driver and realize he's being antagonized to the point of stroke-inducing rage, or you're wrong.

If for some reason you're unable to watch, here's the story. The video starts at the end of what I imagine was the most unpleasant Uber ride of all time. By the time we're privy to what's happening, the driver is already screaming, "Get out of my car now!" at a passenger whose face we never get to see. We hear her voice, though, and goddamn is it condescending and awful.

Look, I understand that this guy is way, way, way too angry. But holy s**t, lady. Get out of the f*****g car. It's not too long into the video before it becomes clear that she's provoking this guy in the name of having something outrageous to post on YouTube. We'll never know for sure what transpired before the video starts, but she doesn't deny his claim that she made him wait "way too long" after he arrived to pick her up and then immediately said she was "in a hurry" upon finally getting in the car. That's the kind of s**t only the criminally insane feel justified doing. That is Heath-Ledger-as-the-Joker s**t.

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"I'd never do that. Because the actor who portrayed me is dead now, you see."

No matter what happened at any point during the ride, once they arrived at the destination she entered into the Uber app, he has every right to demand that she exit the vehicle. Instead of doing that, she turns on her video camera and repeatedly asks the driver to tell her where the emergency room is, like the guy driving your Uber is the one who would know, as opposed to the people who work at the hospital the ER is attached to. What kind of hospital won't have signs that will point you to the ER, cafeteria, f*****g human resources ... whatever you need? Just get out and find it, as the law and common decency dictate you should at that point.

Also, how much of a hurry are you in / how bad is your emergency that you have three spare minutes to kill getting screamed at on video? How much evidence of his anger do you need? We get it, your Uber driver screamed at you. It's probably because you wouldn't get out of the f*****g car. Maybe give that a shot next time and see if you can trim a few minutes of confrontation time off your commute each day.

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Seriously, just get out of the car.

The most infuriating moment comes around the 2:45 mark when, after being told to exit the car for what must be the 40th or 50th time, she comes back with this:

"I'm asking you, in a very educated manner, where am I?"

What does that even mean? Do people who went to college get lost in a more sophisticated way than everyone else? If you're educated, you can probably find the emergency room from the front door of a hospital. Just get out of the car.

That, obviously, is a motorcyclist passing a cop. Unless he's speeding, it seems perfectly legal, even if he did get back in the right lane just shy of where it would have become illegal again. Doesn't matter, though, because a few seconds later, the motorcyclist pulls around a truck in a no-passing zone, prompting the assuredly already-kind-of-aggravated cop to speed off in pursuit.

A few seconds after that, the motorcyclist pulls another highly illegal move with the cop right behind him ...

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Hey, you're not supposed to do that!

... and there's no doubt about it, we have a good old-fashioned police chase on our hands.

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Vroom!

How will it end? If you replied "probably not well," first off, please understand that was a rhetorical question, and you didn't need to answer it. That said, of course you're totally correct. However, before that happens, we're forced to sit through a couple minutes of relatively boring pursuit footage. To me, at least, this brings up an obvious question: If you're the police officer in this video and you think you're maybe going to pull a stunt like this when the guy does finally pull over ...

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Police car brutality!

... why keep the dashboard camera rolling? Just flip it off then manufacture an excuse, like any dirty cop worth his weight in unreported drug seizure money would. Sure, I suppose you can argue that maybe he just hit a little skid upon stopping and that this perceived overreaction is just an unfortunate accident, but that argument would fall right the hell apart once you hit this point in the video:

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"No, get down on the other ground!"

Turn off your dash cam before you lose your cool, dummy. That's Bad Cop 101. The driver in this case eventually filed a complaint. On top of the excessive violence, apparently the cop was driving an unmarked car and never turned his siren on -- just his lights, which were the low-profile kind that are just in the grill of the car, not on top. The driver claims he didn't see those lights. The jury must have believed him, because he was awarded $181,000 in damages.

Now let's talk about that good cop ...

Did you make it through the whole thing, or did you maybe chuck your internet device out the nearest window upon hearing him ask the cop "As a man, what gives you the right to pull over another man?" for the fifth time in two minutes?

If you did give up, what you missed was a whole lot more of that, intertwined with this guy explaining all the reasons, in his opinion, he doesn't have to show his driver's license or even roll down his window, complete with handy annotations for your researching pleasure.

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Yes, of course he's white.

One of them is very insistent that you check out infowars.com, which you might recognize as the website owned and operated by renowned conspiracy theorist Alex Jones.

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Don't actually do that.

All the while, the cop remains incredibly calm. He doesn't raise his voice or even get visibly angry, no matter how antagonizing this d*****t tries to be. At least, that's true for the first four minutes or so. Then this happens:

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Drama!

I won't ruin the ending for you, other than assure you that the window does indeed get busted the f**k out. But don't worry, even from the proverbial grave ...

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... this guy's still a cocky piece of s**t.

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