Americans in the larger cities have to be the worst drivers ever. I guess with the entitlement, 90% of Americans think they are better than everyone else. So when one runs up on my ass on the freeway, I just laugh and stay at the same speed as everyone else. Now mind you, I’m not that slow turtle in the fast lane holding everyone else up. Shitty Drivers in America!
When driving a large commercial vehicle, I tend to not really give a shit about 90% of drivers on the road today. If you put your turn signal on, I will let you in. I also look out for my big trucks as they are on the road most of their lives helping us with the items we need. GOD BLESS TRUCKERS!
If you live in the United States, chances are that you’ve heard someone say that Americans are the worst drivers. Whether it’s a meme shared on social media or an anecdote recounted after a rough drive home, there is no denying this sentiment has become part of our daily lives. But does this mean we can never find true happiness on the open road?
The answer is no. With a little bit of effort, we can reclaim the joy of driving for ourselves and our loved ones. The secret lies in taking every precaution to ensure safety on the roads. This means wearing seatbelts, staying sober, and always keeping an eye out for other drivers who may not be following the same rules. It also means taking a break when we’ve been driving for too long and allowing someone else to take the wheel if possible.
By following these simple rules, we can turn our drive from one of dread into an experience that brings joy and peace. We may not be able to change the way others drive, but we can certainly control how we approach it. So the next time you’re on the open road, take a moment to appreciate all that it has to offer. And remember, there is no need to put our lives in danger just because we are surrounded by drivers who are hated for their habits. With a little bit of caution and common sense, even the most challenging roads can be navigated with ease.
American entitlement – The Shitty Freeloaders! Shitty Drivers in America
When it comes to entitlement, some people tend to think they are owed something by everyone and everything – money, attention, validation, respect and so on. This attitude can be damaging in many ways: You become consumed by hatred towards those who don’t give you what you feel entitled to, which leads to a general sense of unhappiness that prevents you from enjoying life.
Instead of focusing on what you feel entitled to, focus instead on the things that bring you genuine happiness: meaningful relationships, hobbies that truly excite you, goals and ambitions that give your life purpose, and moments that make you smile. If you can appreciate these everyday moments for all they’re worth, then feeling entitled won’t matter.
One way to check yourself on entitlement is to ask yourself if your actions are helping or hurting the people around you. If it’s the latter, then chances are you’re feeling entitled and need a reminder of what matters in life. No one should have to be consumed by hatred and resentments from those who don’t meet their expectations. There’s too much beauty in the world to let that be wasted on people who don’t appreciate it or take it for granted.
Cultivate an attitude of gratitude and focus on small moments of joy rather than entitlement. Look at each day as a chance to make something positive out of your life, rather than dwell on the things that aren’t worth your time. It’s easy to get caught up in our own world of entitlement and feel like life is unfair, but if you take a step back to think about what truly makes you happy, then you’ll be far better off in the long run.
Typical American Asshole!