"Jay Honeck" writes:

Yeah, jumping on your wing without asking isn't good, but still; you
decide to kick his ass, and he might kick yours, or he might press
charges. Either outcome seems pretty bad.

Yeah, you're right, of course. Still, I just can't imagine EVER jumping on
someone's wing without permission.

Makes sense.

The bottom line is that HE was taking a big risk jumping on my wing. If I
had been of a different frame of mind, or maybe slightly less tired, I might
have just tossed his little ass into the prop, rather than nicely
apologizing.

Yep, the exact same argument applies to him, too. *He* shouldn't have
done what he did either.

Luckily, it all ended well.

Best all around. As with most things, it takes multiple mistakes /
failures to achieve seriously bad results.
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