This cartoon was inspired by Heidi Easley's self-witnessing report. The content that I took it from is below.
My Cognitive Domain (-C): I'm thinking how badly I want my Reese's peanut butter cup and Diet Coke before work and I only have 15 minutes to get there. I want TIME to eat my Reese's and now I'm stuck behind a donkey's ass. I'll tell you, Impatience is my first name right now. Here I am cruising on my ped, making good time and all of a sudden this dumbdumb just floats into my lane. Does this donkey think he's at Disneyland riding in a "Its a Small World" boat? Put a little pressure on that ferry peddl e before I explode! Look at him cruise! Oh my goodness gracious, he is stopping at a yellow light. I'm going to die. No. It's okay. I am going to be okay. I will switch lanes and overtake him when the light turns green. Wow! I can't overtake him! All the lanes are going to fast and I'm not about to cut those speedsters off. I have only two more lights to go and then I can turn left. Oh Yeah.... he is turning left with me. Yep. He is stopping at another yellow light. This just is NOT going to happen again. Move your donkey ass over, I'm coming through.
In this section, she talks about how the person behind her is driving too slow when she really wants to get somewhere. Oftentimes, the driver in the front is not going slow at all, just speed limit. Our impatience sometimes get the better of us and we get angry, thinking that the person is driving too slow. The cartoon shows how the driver in the back perceives the driver in the front.