imagine having to prepare your vehicle before getting on your way in the winter
this post was made by public transport, walking, and biking gang
depends where you live.
if i had to get public transport where i used to live i would have to leave two hours before work
our local bus goes to grocery stores and that the most of it. if i lived near a retirement home, and worked at a grocery store or strip mall, i'd be set.
Yeah it's -17⁰f, I ain't walking or biking and the bus only goes the opposite direction
biking in the snow? sounds unpleasant. bus please!
The masterrace
I had a friend that during the cold winter mornings would wake up and piss on his windshield to clear/melt the frost. He of course kept the vents closed so he couldn’t smell it on the drive. It really was disgusting, but made me wonder if he might’ve had a clever time saving idea.
It's a clever time saving idea in the same way that burning your house down is a heating bill reduction life hack.
The vents aren’t a perfect seal. Piss is getting into the vents no matter what. That’s just filthy on many levels
How did he do it? Like, I could hit the windscreen from the ground but I doubt I could clear it... Would probably have to stand on the bonnet to get it clear with a morning wizz. I don't wanna stand on my bonnet. Maybe if I pissed out the window... 🤔
How hot was his pee? Pretty sure it'd just freeze before it melted even a minor amount of ice
I mean, it's 98.6F on average. If it's freezing that quickly then you're looking at some extreme temperatures.
Learn this one trick that doctors hate!
Frost Guards for the win!
If you're going to repost this at least do it on a weekday morning lol
Wait, does everyone's car not simply defrost itself every morning at 6am?
I'm lucky if my car starts in the morning
I remember that being a feature in my 2002 BMW. Unfortunately, a Double DIN stereo was more important than the native controls. So I lost the ability to schedule the auto start time.
Edit: "Auxiliary heating" is apparently what it was called.
I'm too tropical to understand this
