So we're in year 30 of our radio careers.

So we've all commuted to work the entire time.

And we've seen a lot on the roads, the various roads we travel every single day to and from work.

I know I've personally seen carbecues.

I mean, cars fully engulfed in flames, like on the shoulder of the beltway.

I've seen that.

Sure, I've seen that too.

I've seen people driving the wrong way down roads while I'm driving the same direction on the right side of the road.

I saw something heading home Friday after work that I'd never seen in 30 years.

30 plus years of commuting from here. I was driving on the beltway

right past the split on the beltway where 95 peels off towards Baltimore and then the

495 continues. Right at New Hampshire Avenue basically. Correct. So I'm heading towards

New Hampshire Avenue. And there's a car in the second to right lane doing about 45 to 50 on the Beltway in the middle of the day.

And that's just, that's just too slow to be driving on the Beltway.

So I pass this car and I glance over and I'm like, why is this person driving so slowly?

And as I pass this person, I see them slugging out of a Corona light tallboy that's about this big while they're driving their vehicle.

Wow.

Not the passenger.

This is the driver.

Just casually driving with the left hand and physically drinking.

I mean, it appeared to be a beer from where I was looking,

unless they were using a beer can to drink some other liquid.

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