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Honesty hour: I don't drive. I'm from New York City and rely on public transit—which, in its own way, is just as bad as driving myself to work.
Traffic is the worst, we all know that. But when you're stuck in a sea of people praying for a subway train to come during peak rush hour in NYC, it's almost like crowd surfing. You cannot get through the masses unless you want to jump into the train tracks, which is obviously a no-go. At least when you're stuck in your car, you can blast the music you want and crank up the heat (because it's frigid in these train stations, I'm jealous.)
This isn't to say dealing with angry drivers isn't the absolute worst, too. You might even become an angry driver as a result of another angry driver's actions. Who knows. The point is, everyone is trying to get somewhere and everyone rushing to skip the line. The best thing we can do is hope we'll get to where we need to be, on time, and enjoy the ride.
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27 Driving Memes to Help Speed Up Your Morning Commute
You've finally gained the courage to get out of your warm bed and warm up your car. You force yourself to shower, force yourself to get out of the shower, then throw on clothes while you're still damp. You realize it's already 7:55 AM. You hop to your car on one foot because your shoe is in your other hand. You enter the car. Then, in a stroke of luck, you realize you have enough gas to get you to work and back.
As you get on the road, you notice some intense traffic congestion. It's one of those days, isn't it?
You make sullen eye contact with other folks commuting to work as you sip the day-old coffee you left in your car. It doesn't taste good. Oh well. By the time you move exactly one mile, you realize your boss will be receiving a length "I'm so sorry about this" Teams message. In gridlock traffic, you pull out your phone and realize you've just spilled your day-old coffee on yourself. It is one of those days, indeed.
PSA: This does not apply to public transit commuters like myself. Sorry, drivers.
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