This is what I did one week after I moved to Naperville, 20 minutes after I got a job, and half a second after I looked down.
Brace yourself.
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That's the bad news. But let me give you all the good news to make it seem like I'm a positive person.
1.) Nobody was injured . . . aside from some uncomfortable whiplash.
2.) The Monster energy drink I bought earlier that day survived as well.
3.) The other car looks waaaaaaaaaaaaaay better. ( it was my fault)
4.) It happened here and not in Nevada . . . or somewhere in between. This is considered good because my brother lives here and he can tell me what to do.
5.) I just got a replacement title.
I know there are probably a lot of questions. Especially if I'm related to you and this post is how you're finding out. Just know, that it could've been worse, and if I didn't tell you it's because I was scared to and talking about it is embarrassing. I feel like a terrible driver and the thought of ever driving again is a little terrifying.
But just to be clear: I was not drunk. I was not texting. And the job is at a restaurant.
8 comments:
at least you are ok!
Ouch!
Glad everyone is OK.
Another one bites the dust...
I feel like this should be a response to Omar because my verification word is "avoll."
Oh wow, I'm glad everyone's okay. Your car looks much like my car when I had my first crash. Oof. I feel you on the being scared to drive after part.
Don't feel bad; one year ago this month, I did the same thing. Got a broken collarbone to show for it. Congrats on your new job though, and well, being alive!
this really could have been a lot worse. i'm just glad you're ok.
Oh my! It's a miracle that no one was seriously hurt. By the looks of the car, one can say assume that someone was severely wounded. =)
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