BWillie |
12-03-2016 01:33 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Spott
(Post 12591967)
Not sure why the mentality of people seems to change so much when they get behind the wheel. It's almost like an alternate personality for a lot of people when they are in their cars. I've known many people that seem nice in person but act like they have tourettes when they drive, randomly cussing at everyone in their path. People tend to exhibit the same behavior online, but there's not a lot of harm that can be caused from behind a monitor.
|
It's weird, but one's driving persona can be different than the one you see every day. I know some people who have no temper in everyday life that I've ever seen, but when they are being the wheel they go biserk.
I'm completely the opposite. I'd say I have quite a temper in real life, but not at people. So that is probably where I differ. I get very frustrating when I'm trying to put a gutter back on, put something together that I bought, spill something on the floor, trying to complete a project etc. But when someone cuts me off, I'm like meh, oh well. When someone is traveling the speed limit in the left lane? Doesn't bother me at all, I just pass them on the right. Problem solved. Someone flips me off? I just laugh and ignore them. For road ragers, it's almost like an ego thing...it's like who do you think you are that you can do that to ME?
|