Screaming children
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Monty Python - Always Look on the Bright Side of Life
It's repeated because it's true. This is very common in the industry.
I can't get Google Maps to recognize that my driveway is connected to the street I live on, not the street behind my house.
Oh, I agree. I love adaptive cruise control because it makes driving so much simpler, safer, and more relaxing (especially as someone with a medical condition which makes my legs get tired).
But after getting that loaner, I became extremely concerned about the prospect of people growing up with that level of adaptive cruise control. It won't be long before we have drivers who never really had to drive their car. I'm sure there are people who said the same about automatic transmissions, but being able to do basic things like stay between the lines when you drive is very different than having to shift gears on your transmission.
This bothers me a bit, too, but then I remind myself about my former co-worker who almost died when somebody slammed into him at 45 mph while he was stopped behind another car, slamming his face into the steering wheel before the airbag even had a chance to deploy, then slamming his car into the back of the one in front of him.
I usually leave a little extra room ever since that happened. I'll always remember seeing his busted up face and broken teeth.
The people honking are the ones who would be blocking the box if they were in your position.
Mine is that I never consented to having a uterus and I am very displeased about it.
This was me just yesterday. Some one-third of all people have the gene that makes it taste like soap (or I guess, to you, bugs). Why would you be putting that everywhere and not mentioning it?! It is frustratingly common.
Most places in the US aren't reached by public transit.
As a progressive woman, this is news to me.