Two more teenager stories.

1: I'm biking to campus on a 4 lane road and get yelled/honked at by a car with 3 teenagers. I wasn't in a good mood and this ticked me off so I gave chase. It was a busy traffic morning and eventually caught them a few lights from where they passed me. I pulled up to the passenger's side and took them off guard. I started yelling at them just to yell and I was so ticked that I went to grab the door handle to open the door. I can't remember, but I actually think I was about to drag the kid out of the car. Lucky for him, he was quicker than I was and got the door locked before I could get my hand on the handle. The thing that made me laugh is that as soon as I did that, the passenger in the back who was sitting on my side of the car, quickly locked his door and jumped... I mean jumped to the driver's side of the car. His face was classic. The light turned green and they took off. I didn't bother chasing again because I did what I wanted to do.

2: Coming home on a two lane road, I'm passed by a pickup truck with two teenagers. They yell something vulgar and I give chase but can't keep up because there isn't any traffic or lights to slow them down, but I was able to memorize their license plate number. At the time, I had no idea what I was going to do with the number but then I remembered that my friend's sister was a cop. And even though I shouldn't have asked and she shouldn't have helped out; I did and she did. I got the boy's phone number and I called him up one afternoon. I pretended to be the police inquiring about a bike/truck incident that happened yesterday and then asked if he knew anything. He started to explain what happened and he told me he was the driver and it was his friend that actually was the one that yelled at me. He even said a few things indicating that he knew it was wrong. When he was finished, I then told him who I was (the guy on the bike) and that if he ever did anything like that again, I was going to come and pummel him to a pulp because I now have his phone number and address. I then hung up.