And usually, when we pull people over, we pull them on to the side of the road. Not in the middle!

Dang dude, I checked out some of your work! I love it!

And I’m jealous of a lot of your shots.

Oh hell yeah!

What a nice shot dude. I love the shadows, the way the light hits and reflects on everything. The liminal space is something I live for, too!

The symmetry is top tier with just a single person in the frame. Kind of a nice reflection on all of us as human being in our own boat, in our own journey in life. We struggle to fill these seats. But the one boat we have to be alone on is death. We all face that one alone and this is that journey to the next place.

I like it! Tell more stories like this!

Love this photo!

But you’re not on a Highway. You’re literally sitting ducks in a line waiting for food. You’ll know when a car comes behind you because their lights would be on and then they would turn it off.

This also goes hand in hand with being situationally aware of your surroundings which you should be doing anyways if you’re driving a several ton metal speeding murder machine anywhere at anytime of day or night.

What’s wrong with turning them off while you’re waiting?

Well of course, that exists too and helps somewhat. But you’ll still have your side mirrors, it’ll still be bright. I think the goal of this post is to just eliminate that problem altogether.

I don’t think it’s illegal if you’re sitting in a drive-thru literally going nowhere for a few minutes.

I think it’s one thing if you forget to turn them back on before entering the public road again. Then yeah, I could see a ticket.

We may need to double check the state laws here just to verify and clarify. In my head, if you’re sitting in line at a business establishment where it’s not a public place, so the rules don’t apply until you enter public space. Wouldn’t businesses be considered private property?