Aug 23, 2019
And don’t touch the radio!
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And don’t touch the radio!
Welcome to my car. We listen to gangster rap and Josh Groban ONLY!
Riding in my car:
Me: Listen to this Kpop song!
Friend: Actually can we-
Me:
Yes, please wait until I say' I like this song' and turn it up to start a fucking conversation. And remember to say thank you and I throw you out of my speeding car as we cross a bridge.
Don’t you hate when people clap to loud in the car … it’s like yo this is a closed area.. your clapping is waaay to loud!!!
Kanye West
Driving
Not that you care, but I would consider myself a pretty decent driver. I would also categorize myself as a lead- foot. I often don't realize how fast I'm going and generally it has something to do with the fact that I am distracted by the music playing. I've been driving for several years and have always felt comfortable behind the wheel. However (and I think that other young adults feel the same), whenever I am in the car with my parents I prefer if they drive. Mostly because I am familiar with their driving and know that they aren't going to crash, but also I don't enjoy their constant commenting on my driving habits. I have a couple driving or 'car rules' whenever I drive; the first one being, seat belts on. The second rule is the radio must be at a volume that is divisible by two or five (I can't stand listening to a song when the volume is set on 17... it drives me nuts). The third and most important rule is, entertainment. Whenever I stop at a red light I feel obligated to entertain the other cars, by dancing (nothing else). Sometimes my friends join in, but sometimes they feel awkward. I don't care. The most memorable time was when I was with a friend at a red light and this gentleman next to us was talking on his cell phone (BIG MISTAKE). So, I decided that once the light changed to play Katy Perry's Peacock and his reaction was priceless. Jaw drops and he turns to look at us and I just shake my finger at him. Please don't use your phone while driving; haven't you seen glee.
