Just about everyone has probably seen it. Yet ironically, no appropriate images of it as an example really exist anywhere on the internet that I can find. The above image is the closest thing I can find that comes remotely near representing it. But not a day goes by where I don’t see someone driving their car in this seemingly pose that I’m wagering that anyone who looks around would also see on a very regular basis.
The pose is almost always a male; right hand at the 10 o’clock position on the steering wheel. Their left arm is resting on either their left thigh or the arm rest of the driver’s side door, elbow bent, with their hand floating inches from their nose/mouth, but not actually touching it. Fingers are curled. And almost always, the seat is reclined back beyond a typical angle, and it almost looks like the only thing keeping the driver upright is the fact that their right arm is gripping the steering wheel at an unorthodox angle.
If you can visualize this description, this is where it sinks in that you may or may not have noticed seeing people driving like this before, or like me, regularly.
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