| Comment | It's about the 'what ifs'. What if you broke down then had to interact with a breakdown recovery crew? What if you had an accident and had to divert ambulance resources to that scene? What if you hit a sheep or a pedestrian?
You're looking at it from your own singular lens of view. The likelihood of those things happening are slim. However, these types of events DO happen, so if everybody was just going about willy-nilly thinking they are causing no harm then the statistical likelihood of one of those events happening somewhere to somebody goes from slim to probable. |
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