What do you think makes people put their lights on when it's cloudy and rainy but not when it's so freaking foggy that you can't see a foot in front of you and having lights on is like necessary? I'm trying to figure this out, and I can't.

I hate driving in the city. It's really not fun. But unfortunately, I really don't know how to get home from the library without TomTom, and because of the turn-only lanes and everything, TomTom is only so much help. Plus, when I asked TomTom to take me home and I got on the bypass that I actually knew where I'm going, TomTom wanted me to get off. And I was like, "What the heck?" So I turned TomTom off. But even still, the world would be much harder place to drive without GPS navigating systems for cars.

I'm starving, so I shall eat and then do schoolwork. Fun.