This is Optimal Living Daily Episode 2703, the kind of truth you can't argue with by

David Cain of Raptitude.com, and I'm just a malloc the eye who's been reading to you every

day including holidays for over seven years.

I'm going to keep that up so let's get right to it and continue optimizing your life.

The kind of truth you can't argue with by David Cain of Raptitude.com.

To this day I'm not entirely sure he was speeding, maybe 55 and at 50, but it made me insane

for a brief moment.

Just before that I had been in a supremely thoughtful and grateful mood just having

visited my one-year-old nephew.

Little kids make me more mindful of how abruptly I move, of where I put my feet, of what I

say, until I forget.

When I left my sister's house the world felt like a china shop to me, priceless and deserving

of care.

So when the little Hyundai with the skinny driver came whipping thoughtlessly around the

curve in front of the house, I couldn't bear it.

The holding coalfield in me took over and I slammed on the horn.

My car was still parked so for him the honk must have come out of nowhere and he almost

jumped out of his seat like he was in a cartoon.

He was a young guy with thick glasses, all together harmless looking and I felt bad

immediately.

I'm sure he had no idea I existed or why anyone was honking at all.

I just wanted him to slow down on a residential street where kids live, but it was the wrong

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