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Fast Driver Probs

Living the life of a fast driver, nbd.

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My biggest pet peeve is probably slow drivers, like get out of my way I have places to go and things to do! But also, DON'T DRINK, SNAPCHAT, OR TEXT AND DRIVE! You're putting so many lives in danger and I care about you! Anyway...

Driving on the freeway is one of my favorite places to drive, I mean usually it's pretty empty near me so I read the 65 mile per hour like 80 mile per hour...I mean, am I the only one? The one thing I absolutely hate is when people create a traffic line in a lane when the freeway is completely open. Like, seriously, dude? I get if you're going 70 because technically you can pass by going over 5 miles per hour the speed limit, but going 63 is not cool.

source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_limits_in_the_...

I take Las Virgenes Canyon to PCH everyday, so I know that road like the back of my hand. Want to know what's worse than driving behind a slow driver in a one lane canyon? Nothing. Now, I'm not driving some crazy speed because I don't want to fall off the canyon, but I go relatively over the speed limit. I've gotten so used to driving in the canyon it doesn't phase me.


In relation to my complaint before, PCH is like a holy road leading to the best place ever, the beach. Except it's a holy road leading to hell aka work (sometimes). I prefer this than the 405, like oh boy. I mean yes there are so many twists and turns but again, I can drive down probably blind folded because I've driven down it so often, I mean who hasn't if they live in SoCal or even California?

Oh and don't even get me started on the 405 freeway. This is hell. I mean, it's a fricking miracle if I even get over 25 miles per hour in rush hour traffic. I don't think anyone likes driving on the 405. It's cool if you wanna leave a two-car gap, but why would you want to leave a six-car gap, people are just gonna cut you off, and if that doesn't bug you, then live your life, buddy. Especially merging on the 405, I would rather jump in a pond of cacti.

I can formally say that I consider myself a fast, a--hole driver. If people are slow in front of me, I will throw a fit. People are probably going to read this and think, seriously, who is this girl? Other people will probably agree with me. Additionally, I like the people who agree with me.

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