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this post was submitted on 20 May 2025
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One time on a summer day as a teenager I went to the grocery store with my Mom.
We parallel parked the car a ways away from other cars. We secured the car as normal and went on a short shopping trip.
When we came back out after maybe 15 minutes, all of the cars windows were rolled down completely.
We both know for a fact all the windows were rolled up when we left, and even if we had them down, there would have been no reason to have the back windows down.
Nothing was stolen, no one was around, everything appeared untouched.
This was a Nissan Murano if I recall correctly - it did have power windows, but at the time there was no fancy stuff to remote control car features outside of having a remote starter installed, which we did not have.
There was only one set of keys.
We still have absolutely no explanation for this to this day.
Even back then some door lock remotes had the option to hold down unlock to roll down all windows. Not super useful feature and remember using it.
Seems you are looking for "supernatural" experiences however the following probably sounds supernatural to some:
Contentment in the serenity of what appears to outsiders to be a boring situation.
Time to put the spliff down brother.
If you think that one can only enjoy serenity with a spliff then my comment was for you. It took decades for me to get to this point.
Nah I was just making fun of how weird your comment sounded.
Fair enough, especially since I wasn't responding to OP as I thought I was.
Ahhh that explains it lol. Fair enough.
I'm not looking for anything, I was describing an experience I can't explain per the thread which was probably mechanical or electrical in nature. Unsure how you got that impression.
Sorry, I thought you were OP. I should have made a top level comment.