minnesmoker
Well-Known Member
They creep and crawl at night, but walk tall, helpfully opening the door for you or giving up their slot in line during the day. People think they're safe driving across country at night. Or tucked up all tightly in their house at night. The gas stations are all lit up, after all, on the road ... And, they've got a trusty firearm for home defense.
Recently I've had the opportunity to drive a could thousands miles around the southwest weekly. Between setting up business, and moving to the springs. I drive day or night, and make the usual stops... gas stations, shitty diners, rest stops. You see unknowing, random people. You see them stalked by predators of the day and of the night. It's insane how little people see. People fear the wrong things.
I like driving, I prefer the open, anonymous, road. I've driven the east coast, the deep south, the midwest. It always looks the same, and I question how people constantly miss it.
Recently I've had the opportunity to drive a could thousands miles around the southwest weekly. Between setting up business, and moving to the springs. I drive day or night, and make the usual stops... gas stations, shitty diners, rest stops. You see unknowing, random people. You see them stalked by predators of the day and of the night. It's insane how little people see. People fear the wrong things.
I like driving, I prefer the open, anonymous, road. I've driven the east coast, the deep south, the midwest. It always looks the same, and I question how people constantly miss it.
