Have you ever saved seats for someone? We all probably have. I admit that I look at others saving seats and think it a silly and sometimes unfair practice. Seat savers are in the same vein with line cutters and traffic speeders. On a tangential note, why are radar detectors even legal? And why do speedometers go up to 120 when the highest posted speed I've ever seen was 80 in Texas; aside from the "reasonable and prudent" that existed in Montana for a short time a few years back? Why do I feel this way? Am I justified to some extent or just wrong? I want to understand; I just don't, yet.
Monday, September 10, 2012
T-179 : Seat Savers
Have you ever saved seats for someone? We all probably have. I admit that I look at others saving seats and think it a silly and sometimes unfair practice. Seat savers are in the same vein with line cutters and traffic speeders. On a tangential note, why are radar detectors even legal? And why do speedometers go up to 120 when the highest posted speed I've ever seen was 80 in Texas; aside from the "reasonable and prudent" that existed in Montana for a short time a few years back? Why do I feel this way? Am I justified to some extent or just wrong? I want to understand; I just don't, yet.
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I agree that radar detectors and super fast cars shouldn't even be used. On another note... I've saved seats for you quite a few times, as you have for me, so I think that there are often circumstances when it is ok. :)
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