xgsound
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- Jan 22, 2002
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To you guys going out of your way to piss off the other guy, I gotta tell you I don't get it.
To you guys who think the "fast" lane is your personal property, why not wait 10 seconds and pass them on the right if you're in a hurry? It can only be because you're not in a hurry. If there is no room for you to pull over with your superior reflexes, there's no room for him to pull over either.
To you guys who insist on slowing people down, take down thier number and report them instead of becoming a traffic hazard yourself.
To both of you quit trying to drive the other guys car and drive the one in your hand.
Sometimes the driver pissing you off is just a jerk, but there are lots of emergency situations that could apply also. Lots of emergency personnel drive normal cars on duty, and they all drive normal cars to get to work. You've been lucky so far. You guys are really going to look like Bozo the Clown when you interfere in a medical, police , or security emergency. Meanwhile you're creating a traffic hazard or making an existing one worse.
I wish I could say I never made these mistakes, but I can say it was never my goal. The first year I put on 40,000 miles showed me clearly that trying to drive the other guys car also was too exhausting.
Jim
To you guys who think the "fast" lane is your personal property, why not wait 10 seconds and pass them on the right if you're in a hurry? It can only be because you're not in a hurry. If there is no room for you to pull over with your superior reflexes, there's no room for him to pull over either.
To you guys who insist on slowing people down, take down thier number and report them instead of becoming a traffic hazard yourself.
To both of you quit trying to drive the other guys car and drive the one in your hand.
Sometimes the driver pissing you off is just a jerk, but there are lots of emergency situations that could apply also. Lots of emergency personnel drive normal cars on duty, and they all drive normal cars to get to work. You've been lucky so far. You guys are really going to look like Bozo the Clown when you interfere in a medical, police , or security emergency. Meanwhile you're creating a traffic hazard or making an existing one worse.
I wish I could say I never made these mistakes, but I can say it was never my goal. The first year I put on 40,000 miles showed me clearly that trying to drive the other guys car also was too exhausting.
Jim