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Justified road rage. Well, to be fair, Vanessa can't see over the steering wheel. Right. It's not her fault. What's happening up there? Yeah. But also, I forgot my boosters see. But to think about that, I mean, that's a funny level of rage because you're're losing your coffee. Right. At the end of it, it's a terrible decision.

You bought a coffee. You need your coffee. You're drinking it.

And you go, I'm going to take this and use this as a weapon and throw it at this person. Right. So you are losing out. But then remember there was a while back, there was a serial road rager who was like, I can't remember what I think was a Tesla or something.

Yeah.

And he would just go around. Yeah, and he would

just go around terrorizing people and he would go up to their cars and he would threaten them.

And in a way, some people are just built for road rage. It's in their DNA. Like they, and I think

people are their most angry when they're in a car. My wife is not an angry person,

but the amount of rage that she experiences while driving is scary. I'll tell you why, though,

because I think most people are hungry. Most people are hungry, so they're already hungry

because they're trying to get home to eat or going somewhere to eat. Clearly, you just heard Vanessa a moment ago.

Get her a snack. Get her some chicken. so I think that the reality is that people are hungry already and then they're annoyed because wherever they're going it's

going to take longer and then one little thing they're already at that like breaking point

and then when someone cuts in their lane or whatever that all of the rage that's been building up all day it's like

going against that one person disagree it think it's all about control when you're behind the wheel

of a car you are at the mercy of the people around you you can't control when the lights turn

green you can't control who's getting over who's using their blinker how they're driving

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