Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2019/10/08/watch-this-driver-doze-off-al.html
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The whole clip is like a scene from a Jim Jarmusch film.
Yeah, from the under-verse.
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Terrifying 
I’m glad nobody was hurt. Definitely time to pull over.
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Angry, older white gentleman listening to Fox News on the radio. Blames mysterious “other” for almost causing an accident.
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Glad to see that the other person knew right away that they were lying and they were the ones that almost wrecked
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Man, I keep having dreams where I fall asleep driving. It’s scary.
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Not as scary as driving and having dreams where you fall asleep driving.
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Spoiler alert - this is the plot to Inception II
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The passenger says, “You literally can’t drive for two minutes. I knew I would regret it.”
Subtextually, there seems to be something kinda dark going on here. I just… it seems like there could be some underlying issues at play.
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“I’m fine, god damnit!”
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I can understand why he dozed off. Having that world-class napper in the passenger seat would inspire anyone.
Seriously, if you’re fading just pull over at the first safe spot and snooze for 15-20 minutes. Good as new after that.
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One of my favorite jokes:
I want to die in my sleep, like my great-uncle. Not screaming, like his passengers.
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Probably illegal aliens. And they stole all his teeth, too, when they had him on their ship.
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I bet he’s wide awake now.
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Scary, but…why is there a back-facing camera on the dashboard?
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A lot of dash cams now have a rear facing lens, as well.
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Car almost crashes. Passenger THEN removes safety belt.
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Lanthade beat me to it.
I’m not sure he should have removed his seatbelt at that point, but I guess it worked out okay.
I wish I’d had one a couple years ago when I was rear ended. I would love to see if the driver was actually texting like I suspect.
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This is the incarnation of modern America: an unwillingness to take responsibility for one’s own mistakes or faults. I have two parents this age, both of whom would rather go down in flames before admitting they’d f’ed up.
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