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Good Morning To The Crosswalk Woman Who Did Jumping Jacks When Honked At

This image is a screenshot of a public post shared on X (formerly Twitter). The post, written by user Kristen Arnett, describes a lighthearted, funny moment she observed during her work commute: an unknown woman crossing the street in a crosswalk was honked at by a driver to rush her, so she intentionally stopped and performed several jumping jacks in the road to defy the rude driver. The post opens with a playful greeting that gives special good morning wishes to this woman, celebrating her petty, amusing act of rebellion against impatient driving.
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good morning to everyone but especially the woman in the crosswalk on my way to work who didn't like that someone honked at her to hurry so she stopped and did a couple jumping jacks

Overview

This image is a screenshot of a public post shared on X (formerly Twitter). The post, written by user Kristen Arnett, describes a lighthearted, funny moment she observed during her work commute: an unknown woman crossing the street in a crosswalk was honked at by a driver to rush her, so she intentionally stopped and performed several jumping jacks in the road to defy the rude driver. The post opens with a playful greeting that gives special good morning wishes to this woman, celebrating her petty, amusing act of rebellion against impatient driving.

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The original content is an organic tweet posted by public figure and author @Kristen_Arnett on X (Twitter). The screenshot spread as a viral relatable meme across multiple social media platforms, and is sourced here from the X.com:meme.jpg RSS feed.

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