We’re the stupid ones, but your a fucking asshole busybody who doesn’t know how to spell you’re.

It’s not about first.

“B-b-but... he did it first!”

We also teach children that not everything is fair and that they shouldn’t get upset over trivial things that barely affect them.

Cool, maybe consider leaving a little earlier next time if the appointment is that important.

I don’t drive on the shoulder. I just have more important things to worry about than a few cars potentially causing me a mild inconvenience. Maybe my ego isn’t as sensitive as yours?

I mean, if the laws are in place to create an orderly society and I am entrusted to follow them, should other members of society not be held to the same standard as well? Is that not the glue that holds this place from total anarchy?

Because children are taught to be patient and fair, and adults forget those simple concepts?

Wait, so the “the rest of these suckers are driving in the driving lane instead of passing on the shoulder and trying to shove their way back in to the driving lane” mentality is the adult mentality?

Actually, that’s how the road system works. If I’m in traffic and you’re behind me, you also have to sit in traffic.

Yeah, cause everyone shoulder passing is totally on their way to the hospital. 

Doubtful. If you’re enough of a mental midget to do what she did then hazard lights aren’t going to make a difference.

If i have to sit in traffic you do too.

That’s called change management, and it’s standard in the tech industry. You don’t just assume that everything will work as intended and immediately release an update impacting millions of users. Even seemingly simple rollouts can have unanticipated effects, a lesson that a great many companies have learned the hard…

Because it is the greatest city on earth. If something exists, the best of it is available in NYC.

Aren’t those “good paying jobs” cancelled out by the much higher cost of living?

Do you know of any better roads in the area? Options are pretty limited due to Michigan’s utter flatness. :(

I do some spirited motorcycle riding there occasionally and there are some short segments where it’s relatively safe to speed up a bit. Not sure I would be as comfortable doing that with a car though.

It’s obvious you’re not in the auto industry. “Car” covers sedans, coupse, hatches, wagons, etc. “SUV” covers crossovers, wagons that are lifted from the factory so that they can be called and SUV, and trucks with seats and a roof where the bed should be. Trucks are trucks.

Why not just search “garage” as a keyword?