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- cindyswallowsit
There was a diesel dump in a local causeway ramp, is he taking a Floridian vacation?
I like your honesty.
You're right about every point here.
Let's put it this way, a much higher % of women suck at driving than the % of men who suck at driving.
Girls make horrible decisions driving when confronted with an abnormal situation, and they are also more easily distracted by talking on their phones and texting because they get too emotionally involved in their conversations.
9 times out of 10 when there's someone driving like a moron, it's a girl on her phone.
WoodyO
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Women need to learn how to road rage properly:
Back when I first hired my assistant, I sent her to get my lunch. She flipped off a dude on the road, and he chased her all the way back to our office. She had to call me and ask me to come out before she pulled in the parking lot.
Back when I first hired my assistant, I sent her to get my lunch. She flipped off a dude on the road, and he chased her all the way back to our office. She had to call me and ask me to come out before she pulled in the parking lot.
WoodyO
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I used to think about doing that when I had to commute 63 miles.
My experience with men even my own father is that men tend to think they're better drivers than women... but as it tends to go with men, what you all think about yourselves vs. the reality of who you and what you can really do doesn't line up, and THAT'S what makes you shitty drivers. You don't drive defensively and it takes a serious wreck for you to drive defensively. You're aggressive on the road, you're emotional drivers and you speed/break the law.
Also, unless you are talking about drivers aged 16 and 17 we are women, not girls. If you want to bring up girls/boys fine. Honestly, lets really face the facts here. Insurance rates of young drivers (since you said girls) are facts that support that girls are better drivers than boys, and insurance rates are very different for women vs men all the way up to age 25 because statistics say that men are more likely to be involved in an auto accident than a woman. So GTFO. Women might curb check in the taco bell drive thru but you're more likely to run a red light while speeding.
