Maybe he was driving her daughter who was in start-life crisis.
At least, when I visit my parents 4 hour drive away, I often go shopping together with my father in his car (because what’s the point to take two cars, plus I don’t want to drive in an unknown town), he doing a general shopping (usually for some barbecue party with many guests) and I an additional shopping (one of my children has special diet, so I need to buy stuff he can eat on that party – or just while visiting my parents).
After driving almost nothing but Toyota Corollas, I’m now driving the type of sports car I’ve always wanted: a Toyota Celica. Yeah, it’s my midlife-crisis vehicle (kid in college and kid in H.S.), stupidly expensive compared to a “practical” car, and not the most useful for hauling people or stuff, but man it sure is fun to drive even for an older, used vehicle!
BRI-NO-MITE!! Premium Member over 10 years ago
Some stereotypes are true.
zero over 10 years ago
Maybe some people should look in a mirror…
Say What Now‽ Premium Member over 10 years ago
I’m having a mid life crisis; assuming I’ll live to around 120.
Enoki over 10 years ago
It’s just like cartoonists to think they know it all…
paha_siga over 10 years ago
Maybe he was driving her daughter who was in start-life crisis.
At least, when I visit my parents 4 hour drive away, I often go shopping together with my father in his car (because what’s the point to take two cars, plus I don’t want to drive in an unknown town), he doing a general shopping (usually for some barbecue party with many guests) and I an additional shopping (one of my children has special diet, so I need to buy stuff he can eat on that party – or just while visiting my parents).
paha_siga over 10 years ago
Well, except my parents when their children were raised bought a 7-seat car so that they could take all their 4 grandchildren at the same time.
Coyoty Premium Member over 10 years ago
When a man runs off with the woman who delivered his children, you know he’s having a midwife crisis.
gorbasche2 over 10 years ago
I’m 49 and have a convertible Jag XK8. No crisis for me, I’ve ALWAYS driven fast convertibles. Yes, I’m losing my hair. Your point???
Bob. over 10 years ago
I wish I had a model A Ford
bubujin_2 Premium Member over 10 years ago
After driving almost nothing but Toyota Corollas, I’m now driving the type of sports car I’ve always wanted: a Toyota Celica. Yeah, it’s my midlife-crisis vehicle (kid in college and kid in H.S.), stupidly expensive compared to a “practical” car, and not the most useful for hauling people or stuff, but man it sure is fun to drive even for an older, used vehicle!