Things I've learned driving around the country for work:
-Cracker barrels are always crowded. This is because they're great.
-Even if you're driving 10 mph over the speed limit in the right lane there will still be that one clown riding your ass. He likely has a punisher sticker on his rear window.
-that kind of dumpy guy you see in a white pickup and high vis clothing probably has a bigger part in making sure society properly functions than any politician.
- there are phrases that sound sweet and pleasant but are absolutely an insult. Bless your heart.
- every once in a while you'll drive through a dead town. Once there were thriving local businesses here. Somebody's hopes and dreams died here. Try not to think about it too hard or you'll get really sad
- You have not seen how bad roadkill can get until you've driven through a rural road in Appalachia.
- Opioids are a serious epidemic in this country
- this Jesus fella is still pretty popular, especially down south
- There are still stretches of this country where there is simply... nothing. No gas stations. No homes. Maybe farmland. It's eerie, especially at night
- that small restaurant you can barely see from the highway may have the best food you've ever tasted. It may also give you food poisoning. This is one of life's greatest gambles
- rest stops are a blessing and should be used whenever you need a break. They're also the best place to see dogs.
- everyone in this country, regardless of race religion or political affiliation, is just trying to make their way. Nobody really knows what they're meant to do. Everybody has dreams of what they want to do. This makes folks afraid, and people cope with this fear in different ways
- Hampton inns are overpriced.
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