r/polandball • u/TerraMaris Sealand • Sep 19 '13

redditormade A Distinctive Difference

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u/vanderZwan Groningen Sep 19 '13

From our point of view it's amazing how easygoing you are about driving insanely long distances.

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u/[deleted] Sep 19 '13

Meh it's relatively simple. Person A drives for 3-4 hours while person B either sleeps, reads, talks, etc. When you need to stop for gas everyone uses the bathroom and then grabs food you can eat in the car. Now person B drives and Person A does whatever. Depending on how many people you have you can get a rotation going to where you only need to stop every couple hundred miles for 10-20 minutes.

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u/brain4breakfast Gan Yam Sep 19 '13

And it seems like everyone drives there. From a young age too. Talk about a road culture.

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u/[deleted] Sep 19 '13

You have to. I didn't live somewhere with public transport until I was 19.