Anyone who's been "fortunate" enough to have a parent teach them how to drive, likely knows that those times are ripe for road rage meltdowns. Sometimes it's the fear from parents of crashing and having it all fall apart, or it's just genuine pent-up rage coming out on the road.
Uber drivers see us at our very worst. Whether you're stumbling your way into a drunken 2am ride home after closing out the bars with a reckless abandon, or in all kinds of disarray after crashing at a stranger's place; they get to sit there, get you home, and maybe stay quiet about the state of things if you're lucky. Just make sure you leave them 5 stars!
With a little ingenuity, something really simple or previously unusable can be turned into something incredibly useful or fun. There's some interesting innovations on pizza boxes, shopping baskets and more serious things that seek to make the world a more convenient and safer place.
Reality is really beginning to feel like a parody of itself. @Mrhflrs documented a traffic dispute that tested the limits of human endurance. We don't doubt it was probably a primo parking spot, but jeez. Reminds us of this moronic traffic dispute that required police assistance.
We even get to see Undercover Karen in action! This is ridiculous. That Uber driver dipped out with impressive response time.
These moments of instant CAR-ma are brought to you by drivers who let their emotionally-charged impulses take the wheel. Things like those crazy yellow and white solid or dotted lines are there for an even crazier thing, like providing a little structure to the chaos of the road. When you choose to cross the line (literally) and jeopardize another driver's safety, the universe has an uncanny knack for intervening with flashing red and blue lights.
Yeah, being late to work or stepping in dog poop does suck, but things could be worse. You could be publicly humiliated, accidentally cause an enormous amount of property damage, or even come into mortal danger. Some unfortunate situations are more ridiculous or ironic than others. Chances are you aren't having all of this happen to you right now.
Surprisingly, a few of these people actually got real, concrete answers to the strange things they witnessed. The rest are just left to imagine why they saw some crazy unexplainable phenomenon. Most of the time the world makes sense. Then there's the other times.
You'd think that just because someone's over the age of 35, they'd have a healthy amount of humility and shame. If you thought that, you would be wrong. You would be very, very wrong. We've got grown-ups head-butting walls for candy, and self-respecting adults crying over parking spots. Smh.
