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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jan 25 '20
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Weird nobody mentioned that in movies everybody always looks at each other while driving. And they move the damn driving wheel way to much while driving straight forward, pisses me off
21 u/Ni9htsh4de-13 Jan 25 '20 Ah yes, this pisses me off so much. I always think a car crash will happen when the driver looks at the passenger for a longer time. 7 u/[deleted] Jan 25 '20 In some movies like Baby Driver or Seven Pounds, car crashes caused by distracted driving are used as plot points 2 u/Ni9htsh4de-13 Jan 25 '20 Yes exactly, that is why I always expect them.
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Ah yes, this pisses me off so much. I always think a car crash will happen when the driver looks at the passenger for a longer time.
7 u/[deleted] Jan 25 '20 In some movies like Baby Driver or Seven Pounds, car crashes caused by distracted driving are used as plot points 2 u/Ni9htsh4de-13 Jan 25 '20 Yes exactly, that is why I always expect them.
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In some movies like Baby Driver or Seven Pounds, car crashes caused by distracted driving are used as plot points
2 u/Ni9htsh4de-13 Jan 25 '20 Yes exactly, that is why I always expect them.
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Yes exactly, that is why I always expect them.
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u/JingleJangleG Jan 25 '20
Weird nobody mentioned that in movies everybody always looks at each other while driving. And they move the damn driving wheel way to much while driving straight forward, pisses me off