Thursday, of all things
Did you know that California drivers are ranked 4th worst in the USA?
I, for one, am an excellent driver. However, there are a lot of idiots out there. Just this morning driving to work, I saw a lady right in front of duck her head repeatedly down into the passenger seat, while swerving madly. On subsequent observations I concluded there was no (lucky) passenger, but apparently she was trying to retrieve something from her purse. Sorry to be stereotypical, but based on previous observations (it's very scientific, I tell ya) it's probably a phone she's going to text, or lipsticks she's going to apply.
And then when I finally got off the freeway and try to merge onto a two-lane road, a pick up truck driver decided that she didn't like to be following a car going 35mph on the left lane so she merged onto the right lane, exactly the same lane I'm merging onto at the same time! I guess she didn't see a good-size metallic gray 2002 Mercury Cougar to her right, eh? Or should I commend her on keeping her eyes directly in front of her car, and completely immune to all distractions including other cars in her vicinity?
I won't even start on my commute home last night.
Now that I survived my commute to work, perhaps I should actually work.
I, for one, am an excellent driver. However, there are a lot of idiots out there. Just this morning driving to work, I saw a lady right in front of duck her head repeatedly down into the passenger seat, while swerving madly. On subsequent observations I concluded there was no (lucky) passenger, but apparently she was trying to retrieve something from her purse. Sorry to be stereotypical, but based on previous observations (it's very scientific, I tell ya) it's probably a phone she's going to text, or lipsticks she's going to apply.
And then when I finally got off the freeway and try to merge onto a two-lane road, a pick up truck driver decided that she didn't like to be following a car going 35mph on the left lane so she merged onto the right lane, exactly the same lane I'm merging onto at the same time! I guess she didn't see a good-size metallic gray 2002 Mercury Cougar to her right, eh? Or should I commend her on keeping her eyes directly in front of her car, and completely immune to all distractions including other cars in her vicinity?
I won't even start on my commute home last night.
Now that I survived my commute to work, perhaps I should actually work.