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8 Thoughts You Have When You Drive Alone

Long drives to and from, when you are by yourself cause a lot of thinking.

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8 Thoughts You Have When You Drive Alone

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While driving home, a three and a half hour drive, I was trying to entertain myself and keep myself awake. Here are some things that went through my mind!

1. "How much longer?"

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Somehow a 3 hour car drive, feels like a million years.

2. " How am I already going 90 mph?"

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Speed limit is 25 mph? Means I am going 40mph. Speed limit 70 mph? Means I am going 90 mph! Whoops.

3. "Why is it only commercials?"

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Let me be honest, I am not listening to your radio station to hear you talk about whatever it is today that you want to talk about.

4. "I wonder if anyone can see/hear me dancing and singing to these '90s songs."

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But on the other hand, who cares.

5. * Looks in rear view mirror * " PLEASE DON'T HIT ME"

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I swear I somehow attract terrible drivers.

6. "I am a pretty good driver."

Gold star for me!!!

7. *Turns on WAZES app * "HA HA HA, not today cops!"

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I swear to the higher power, that this app is the only reason I have never gotten a ticket.

8. "If my parents were in the car, I would not have gotten here so quickly!"

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I would definitely be a grandma on the road, if my parents were still in the car with me.

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