Crop Duster Fires Back After Getting Cut Off By Pilot

Though cropdusters may be designed to spray (generally safe) pesticides on large swathes of plants, it appears one angry pilot found a new target for its mist: The a-hole who cut them off as they both attempted to land.

In a now-viral clip, one crop duster coming in for a landing on what appears to be a rural landing strip found itself having to reroute after another airplane acted like an a-hole on the highway, speeding in front of it and taking its place on the runway.

But even though the other plane managed to land first, the dusty crop duster proved that slow and steady truly wins the race — or at least emerges relatively unscathed — flying directly above the aircraft in question and letting out a giant cloud of chemicals atop its newly-minted foe.

So take it from this cloudy airplane — don’t f—k with crop dusters, or face the pesticide-filled consequences.