Dr. Ryan Martin

Driving is just the absolute perfect scenario for leading to anger. Everything about it. I mean, truly, if you were an evil genius and you wanted to create a situation that was going to make people mad, you would create one that looked like driving. Right. Got to get from here to here. Yep. I got goals, and there's people in the way of those goals.

Driving is just the absolute perfect scenario for leading to anger. Everything about it. I mean, truly, if you were an evil genius and you wanted to create a situation that was going to make people mad, you would create one that looked like driving. Right. Got to get from here to here. Yep. I got goals, and there's people in the way of those goals.

Driving is just the absolute perfect scenario for leading to anger. Everything about it. I mean, truly, if you were an evil genius and you wanted to create a situation that was going to make people mad, you would create one that looked like driving. Right. Got to get from here to here. Yep. I got goals, and there's people in the way of those goals.

Those people who are blocking them are anonymous to me, so I can think or say whatever I want, right? I can call them a total fucking idiot, and I don't know. They might be a genius, and I'll have no idea. There's all these unwritten rules of the road. I mean, there's written rules, but then there's also, like, what speed should you be going, right?

Those people who are blocking them are anonymous to me, so I can think or say whatever I want, right? I can call them a total fucking idiot, and I don't know. They might be a genius, and I'll have no idea. There's all these unwritten rules of the road. I mean, there's written rules, but then there's also, like, what speed should you be going, right?

Those people who are blocking them are anonymous to me, so I can think or say whatever I want, right? I can call them a total fucking idiot, and I don't know. They might be a genius, and I'll have no idea. There's all these unwritten rules of the road. I mean, there's written rules, but then there's also, like, what speed should you be going, right?

Right, so there's vagueness in there, too, which can—

Right, so there's vagueness in there, too, which can—

Right, so there's vagueness in there, too, which can—

Yeah, so it's a thing I often ask my students is, what speed should you go on the interstate? Because nobody says the speed limit. It's always 5 over, 10 over, 15 over, right? And so if you and I are on the road and we have different, what's your answer to that?

Yeah, so it's a thing I often ask my students is, what speed should you go on the interstate? Because nobody says the speed limit. It's always 5 over, 10 over, 15 over, right? And so if you and I are on the road and we have different, what's your answer to that?

Yeah, so it's a thing I often ask my students is, what speed should you go on the interstate? Because nobody says the speed limit. It's always 5 over, 10 over, 15 over, right? And so if you and I are on the road and we have different, what's your answer to that?

My answer, probably 11 miles over.

My answer, probably 11 miles over.

My answer, probably 11 miles over.

OK, so I'm pretty close to that. I'm like 9. I tend to set the cruise at 9 over. Um, so if, if you and I encounter each other on the road and you're behind me, well, you get mad because I'm not obeying your, you know, arbitrary rule. Right. Right. And I get mad because you're a hazard, right? You're trying, you're riding my bumper or whatever, because, Hey, I'm already going fast enough.

OK, so I'm pretty close to that. I'm like 9. I tend to set the cruise at 9 over. Um, so if, if you and I encounter each other on the road and you're behind me, well, you get mad because I'm not obeying your, you know, arbitrary rule. Right. Right. And I get mad because you're a hazard, right? You're trying, you're riding my bumper or whatever, because, Hey, I'm already going fast enough.

OK, so I'm pretty close to that. I'm like 9. I tend to set the cruise at 9 over. Um, so if, if you and I encounter each other on the road and you're behind me, well, you get mad because I'm not obeying your, you know, arbitrary rule. Right. Right. And I get mad because you're a hazard, right? You're trying, you're riding my bumper or whatever, because, Hey, I'm already going fast enough.

Yeah.

Yeah.