5 Reasons Why I Might Be Speeding

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I generally follow the law—at least the ones that matter. Sure, I might have once removed a “DO NOT REMOVE UNDER PENALTY OF LAW” tag from a mattress I owned, but I’m pretty sure that’s allowed. You won’t catch me engaging in shoplifting or other criminal activities—my hands are full with my kids! However, I do have a secret: I sometimes have a heavy foot on the gas pedal. The speed limit says 35, yet somehow I find myself cruising at 45 (whoops!). While I understand the importance of obeying speed limits, there are some compelling reasons folks might find themselves in a hurry. Here are a few:

  1. Running Late
    This is the classic excuse for speeding, and for good reason. Life throws curveballs—maybe there’s a surprise diaper explosion or your dog has decided to go on an impromptu adventure. When these mishaps happen, you have no choice but to speed up once you finally hit the road. The alternative? Facing the embarrassment of walking into a meeting already in progress or leaving your little one in tears at school because they think you forgot them.
  2. “I Don’t Feel Good”
    Nothing sends your heart racing quite like hearing a child in the backseat announce, “I feel sick.” You might be driving calmly when suddenly you realize you have no proper supplies to handle potential vomit. You glance at the mess of snack remnants in the back and know that they won’t help in this situation. As panic sets in, you might find yourself accelerating home, praying for a smooth ride to avoid any messy disasters.
  3. Bathroom Emergencies
    Ah, the universal truth of needing to use the bathroom. Whether it’s a little one or yourself, when nature calls, you prioritize comfort over convenience. Who wants to make a pit stop at the nearest gas station when you’re aiming for the comforts of home? That’s when the accelerator gets a good workout.
  4. A Challenge on the Road
    Minivan drivers, unite! Ever pull up next to a snazzy sports car only to feel the urge to prove that you can keep up? You catch a glimpse of the driver’s attitude, and suddenly it’s a race. The second that light turns green, you hit the gas, determined to leave that smug car behind in a cloud of dust—at least until you hit the next red light.
  5. Your Jam is Playing
    We’ve all experienced that moment when your favorite song comes on the radio. Suddenly, you can’t help but crank up the volume and let loose behind the wheel. Every beat seems to drive you faster. For me, it’s hard to resist speeding when that perfect track hits the airwaves, like “California Love” by 2Pac.

Now, I’m not advocating reckless driving—just admitting that I sometimes stretch the speed limit like most drivers do. So, to any law enforcement officers out there who might spot me zooming down the road, I apologize for occasionally exceeding the limit, and I promise to do better—unless I’m racing to the nearest restroom, of course. You get it, right?

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Summary:
In summary, while I may not always adhere strictly to speed limits, I have a few relatable reasons for my lead foot—from being late to racing against the clock for bathroom emergencies. Life is unpredictable, and sometimes, you just have to go with the flow.