Author Topic: I'm feeling cagey and it smells like feces on I-80.  (Read 1179 times)

Right now as I type this, I'm stuck in a Dodge Caliber that smells like Monkey feces and Chardonnay driving down to Los Angeles to catch a flight tomorrow. All I can say is I'm ready to jump out the damn window because I have limited leg room and I have to stay in this car for the next.. I don't know 4 hours maybe?

Anyway, I need you guys to suggest something for me to do.



At least you don't have to drive.


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My parents are in the car.

At least you don't have to drive.

That's true, but even that is better than being stuck in the back seat, IMO.



Monkey feces and Chardonnay
Monkey stuff and white wine, an interesting mix.


Monkey stuff and white wine, an interesting mix.

Smells even worse when the air outside smells the same way.






Monkey feces?
Is Stocking in there with you? :o

Monkey feces?
Is Stocking in there with you? :o

I hope not, otherwise I really will jump out the window.

I hope not, otherwise I really will jump out the window.

Read a book, or manufacture a handheld gaming device.

Kick the seats in front of you until they let you walk for a bit and get some monkey feces air. fresh air.

I drove in LA traffic a few weeks ago (with my learner's permit), hot damn what a busy city. Its also smoggy and ew.

I personally like driving so I found a road trip to be much less boring when you're driving and the terrain isn't boring.

The terrain is boring.  Anyway, we're about 85 miles from our hotel. I still need ideas on what to do.

I drove in LA traffic a few weeks ago (with my learner's permit), hot damn what a busy city. Its also smoggy and ew.

I personally like driving so I found a road trip to be much less boring when you're driving and the terrain isn't boring.

^ this. I love driving, I'd like to try driving in L.A....when we were there last I didn't have my permit yet but I saw the ridiculous freeway driving. I feel like the city driving would be easier.

And...it wasn't too smoggy when we were there. Up on a hillside you could see all the way across L.A. to another hill.