Bodybacks with Joseph Scott Moore.

I hate being on the highway.

I've gotten now at this stage of my life.

I used to be able to ignore, I think while I was going down the road, I would ignore bad drivers and these sorts of things.

I just kind of equated it to, it's just the price you pay for being on the interstate

or driving in a big city somewhere.

But now, I don't know if it's what I've done for a living or maybe it's my age.

Life just seems so much more precious to me.

I guess the less time you have, you know, you put more value on it.

I don't know.

But who actually thinks that you're going to get in your car,

you're going to go down the road, and then suddenly, a large stone is hoisted in your direction.

As you're riding alone, minding your own business, it enters the car, and it ends your life.

Today on Bodybags, we're going to have a discussion about such a case that brought about the death of a young woman who was just mind in her own business

and didn't know the death was waiting just around the corner.

I'm Joseph Scott Morgan and this is Bodybacks.

Has your tolerance worn thin, Dave, relative to operation of a motor vehicle?

I mean, it's an, obviously it's a necessity in life.

We don't live in some tiny little farm community, you know, and, you know, make our own food and subsistence farming.

And that sort of thing.

We have to go out and have contact with folks and drive along thoroughfares.

And it seems like the further I go in life, the dumber people get on the road.

...