America really needs to raise the standards for who can have a driver's license at the federal level.
But then they would need to acknowledge that the driver's license is also a permission slip to participate in society with how car-dependent their cities have become.
But the oil sales! Think of the economy!
I just realized how similar that sounds to some people during covid :p
The attempt at interviewing the rock 👌
I think I speak for the rock when I say:
Just think that we're only seeing photos of the aftermath of cars that:
Hit with enough speed to fully mount the rock.
Stayed high-centred.
If it was just a glancing blow, or the car slipped off sideways or even made it all the way over, it would limp away and avoid the photograph of shame.
There's gotta be a lot more cars hitting this thing than get officially reported.
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