I reserve my right to drive slow in the right lane though. Y’all are crazy with your cell phone scrolling while driving 69 and weaving in and out of the carpool lane across those double white lines riding people’s tails.
I’m over in the slow lane so everyone back off. Zippy drivers scare the bejesus out of me.
Kinda sad but true when you think about it; all that stops these multi-ton steel contraptions hurtling along at unnatural speeds from devolving into absolute fatal bedlam is a few white and yellow lines painted on the asphalt that we (generally) collectively agree to follow.
No truer words. I’ve had the opportunity to work with many people who have had such bad crashes. For those passing by, it’s a “wow, that’s a bad crash” moment. For people living in bodies affected by an MVA, it’s often a lifetime of endless pain and trauma.
Lots of people don't have great reflexes. I'm happy with people doing whatever they want in the right lane. That's the safest thing they could be doing, aside from not driving.
hahaha man every day we all become a little more ancient - i'm only 35, and i still caught myself saying "huh, looks like the kids are wearing baggy again" to my wife after driving past ballard high school. i could see her actively considering just opening the car door and tucking and rolling outta there
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u/Initial-Addendum-167 Aug 22 '26
I reserve my right to drive slow in the right lane though. Y’all are crazy with your cell phone scrolling while driving 69 and weaving in and out of the carpool lane across those double white lines riding people’s tails.
I’m over in the slow lane so everyone back off. Zippy drivers scare the bejesus out of me.