You go back to driving. You get stuck in traffic a lot (shape, size, and specifications of the car does not matter in the least). You start to think exactly like other drivers on the road--how unique.<br>
<ul>
<li>Everyone faster than you is a maniac, everyone slower than you is an idiot.</li>
<li>Blame the other drivers for whatever reason (<q>stuck in traffic</q>, dangerous driving, driving too fast, driving too slow, etc)</li>
<li>Blame road users who are outside of a car (i.e. pedestrians, cyclists, etc) for whatever <i>other</i> reasons, usually <q>traffic impediment</q>. Does not matter if they are one less car traffic to contend with.</li>
<li>Blame the useless government for not making <i>more</i> lanes for <i>more</i> cars to eventually <i>fill up</i> and <i>definitely solve</i> traffic.</li>
<li>Blame the cyclists who are usually <i>already there first</i> (how dare they act like humans not machines, how dare they have the option of skipping traffic-jams, how dare they make commuting fun and healthy).</li>
<li>Basically, blame everyone else but yourself</li>
<li>There definitely isn't a better way:
	<ul>
<li>walking/cycling is too dangerous (because of the cars)</li>
<li>(underfunded) buses are for poors, better use the money for more roads for <i>more cars</i></li>
<li>trains are for small/foreign islands, or ancient continents (ignore <i>gimmicky</i> high-speed rails, or the great feat of the transcontinental railroad)</li>
<li>Driving is the ONLY way to go</li>
	</ul>
</li>
</ul>

Hey, but at least you are <i>entitled</i> to the road and a parking spot, unlike the cyclist who is constantly being gaslit/micromanaged even if they actually <i>manage to get a license plate somehow and actually pay for their parking spot.</i><br><br>
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