I'm the little old lady that people used to talk about when they found a very low mileage 20 year old car that was driven by a little old lady.
Not the one from Pasadena. She at least got her car out of the garage and raced the damn thing.
I got a new car at the beginning of June. Today I decided I'd better put winter floor mats in it, because, winter. So I got some from Weather Tech and installed them. Out of curiosity, I decided to see how many miles I've put on the car. Hey, it might need an oil change or something, right?
I had cataract surgery in January, and I see distances perfectly. My other glasses are strictly for reading, useless for driving, so I haven't paid attention to the blurry little mile numbers at the bottom of the display showing how many miles I've driven.
Understand that in my imagination I use a car often, and go lots of places, almost like your normal, typical, suburban person.
So I turned on the accessory switch, put on my readers, and looked. I couldn't stop laughing.
From early June to the end of December, I've averaged one hundred sixty four and a half miles - per month!!

I thought I was kidding when I said, "I never get out of the house."
"What do you need a car for at all, Laz?"
"Apparently, just doctor appointments."
Not the one from Pasadena. She at least got her car out of the garage and raced the damn thing.
I got a new car at the beginning of June. Today I decided I'd better put winter floor mats in it, because, winter. So I got some from Weather Tech and installed them. Out of curiosity, I decided to see how many miles I've put on the car. Hey, it might need an oil change or something, right?
I had cataract surgery in January, and I see distances perfectly. My other glasses are strictly for reading, useless for driving, so I haven't paid attention to the blurry little mile numbers at the bottom of the display showing how many miles I've driven.
Understand that in my imagination I use a car often, and go lots of places, almost like your normal, typical, suburban person.
So I turned on the accessory switch, put on my readers, and looked. I couldn't stop laughing.
From early June to the end of December, I've averaged one hundred sixty four and a half miles - per month!!

I thought I was kidding when I said, "I never get out of the house."
"What do you need a car for at all, Laz?"
"Apparently, just doctor appointments."
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