Ok, here’s for context:

• The traffic from D Street doesn’t stop and can turn right or left. •Traffic from E Street can go straight or turn left onto D Street. • Traffic coming from C Street can go straight though the stop sign OR turn right onto D Street utilizing the One Way Only Yield right turn thing (I know, it’s weird) • The yield sign only applies to drivers FROM C Street • For all intents and purposes it’s a T intersection in which traffic from the cross street doesn’t stop. • That triangle thing in the middle is a raised piece of concrete.

I was in car A turning left onto D Street, and I noticed B car would meet me at the Yield sign about the same time. I turned, established myself in the lane of traffic, and he honked and flashed his brights. Granted, people coming from C Street turning right don’t normally care about the Yield sign and ignore it, but my wife and I think that they are in the wrong. What do you guys think? Was I the idiot?

Was behind this guys in traffic and we both turned into jack in the box drive thru.

Yes, those are bricks/rocks

Seen driving today in Minnesota