Odd Drive Home

I usually end up coming home late on Friday nights, seeing as I work late. Tonight I actually thought I left early enough to by pass the crazy people on the road. Only to find that odd people are around at every hour of the day. So what did I see on my short 10 minute drive home tonight.

1. Passenger in white car throws a nice puffy black jacket out window on 200 S. and 200 E. Car in front of me swerves to by pass it hitting the windshield, I swerve to not run over it. Car behind me also makes to not tire tread the sad coat.

2. Car that passenger threw coat out of pulls over only to not see the wonderful coat anywhere.

3. Pull up to 700 E. and the guy in the car next to me at the red light begins staring over at me. He looks like a gentlemen with a bit too much fashion since and for some reason I feel he is out of place in Utah and should be driving around in Italy. This may be because I feel he had a mix of Mafia and Oscar de la Renta style that seemed to shine off his curly mid length hair and was placed in a spot light from his huge bling of a watch.

4. By 900 E. this gentlemen and his red car are now in front of me, and I see the wonderful black puffy jacket, the sad white car was currently still looking for, attached to the Italian-Mafian, who lives in Utah cars muffler, which proceeds to speed up the hill at around 50 miles an hour in a 30 miles an hour zone.

5. At the top of the hill the man, his car, and now his coat turn to never be seen again. But then to my left a young man decides to possibly try and run across the street only to stop at the corner and begin dancing as if he is at a rave. Questioning his sanity, and also laughing and enjoy the fact that men feel comfortable making fools of themselves in the attempt to woe the two girls in the car in front of me, the light turns green and the car in front of me proceeds to dance inside their car.

6. Near The Pie a man walks a women across the dark lit streets as if there was a threshold on the other side.

All this in 10 minutes. I was entertained to say the least.