Title: The Entitled Cyclist: A Force to Be Reckoned With The entitled cyclist is someone to know, love him or hate him. He's a new breed of cyclist, one who isn't content with just sharing the road with cars. He believes that he owns it, and he's on a mission to prove it. In a world where the car is king, the entitled cyclist is a refreshing change. He's trying to show that it's possible to get around without burning fossil fuels and that even in traffic-clogged cities like Los Angeles, cycling can be a viable option. He's also trying to make the point that cyclists have every right to be on the road as cars do. But let's not mistake the entitled cyclist for a friendly, law-abiding cyclist. He's not the one who patiently waits for a green light at every intersection or who meekly moves aside for cars. He's the one who boldly, and sometimes, brazenly, zooms past cars stuck in traffic, darts between lanes, and blares his horn at anyone who gets in his way. Love him or hate him, the entitled cyclist is a force to be reckoned with. He's demanding attention, and he's getting it. He's putting cycling on the map, and he's starting a conversation about how we can reduce our carbon footprint and live in a more sustainable world. So, the next time you see an entitled cyclist whizzing by, remember that he's not just a nuisance—he's a symbol of change. He's challenging the status quo and demanding that we all do our part to save the planet. Whether you join him on two wheels or stick to your car, one thing's for sure—the entitled cyclist is here to stay. He's trying to show that it really is possible to get out of your car, even in Los Angeles.
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