
It's eight degrees out; of course ice is possible. 


I don't want my car to nag me. I don't need being reminded that when it is cold, sometimes the roads are icy. If I needed that sort of nanny-state bullsh*t, then maybe I shouldn't be allowed to drive. Or cross the street alone. 

No Sh*t!
It's eight degrees out; of course ice is possible. 
I don't want my car to nag me. I don't need being reminded that when it is cold, sometimes the roads are icy. If I needed that sort of nanny-state bullsh*t, then maybe I shouldn't be allowed to drive. Or cross the street alone. ...{ai:summary}Drivers are frustrated with cars that issue warnings about icy conditions during cold weather. They argue that such reminders are unnecessary and patronizing, suggesting that if they require constant alerts, they may not be fit to drive independently. This sentiment reflects a growing annoyance with perceived overreach in technology and safety features. #society

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