If someone is driving your car
By 4cuteboys
@4cuteboys (4099)
United States
5 responses
@tmlnmr (1850)
• Canada
27 May 07
I am curious what if it is your spouse that is driving and the vehicle is in your name? No matter what car I am in and who is driving the other person gets to choose. However, that is just me I show them respect by letting them choose. My husband feels that whoever is driving has the control over everything but he is a control freak and he is always driving. LOL
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@4cuteboys (4099)
• United States
27 May 07
LOL well luckily me and hubby like the same stuff, and he doesnt like to look thru the stations while he's driving so he asks me to do it, lol! our van is in both of our names, lol!
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@tmlnmr (1850)
• Canada
27 May 07
we have two vehicles and one is in my name and the other is in my husbands. It doesn't matter which one we drive though he always chooses. He sometimes puts it on the station I like but usually on his station. When I drive the car myself it gets switched as soon as I turn the key. LOL sometimes he leaves it sometimes he doesn't or he will leave it until I get out of the car for something and it is changed when I get back in. He feels he gets to control the volume and everything! LOL
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@sacmom (14192)
• United States
27 May 07
My mom used to let me pick the music I wanted while I drove her around. I would do the same if I had someone driving me around in my truck. In my opinion the driver should be able to choose the music that they are comfortable with while they are driving so long as it's not vulgar or loud. For example there was a time my mom wanted to listen to classical piano while I was driving on a mountain road. The music was so high paced, it made me jittery while I was driving. So I politely asked my mom if we could change it because it was making me nervous and she was fine with it. I put it on a soft rock station and could relax enough to keep on driving. :P
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@4cuteboys (4099)
• United States
27 May 07
LOL! Thats funny about the piano music, hehe. You are nicer than me! :)
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@KrisNY (7590)
• United States
30 May 07
Well I think no matter who's vehicle it is- everyone should agree on the music- I really don't care though about music- I will listen to whatever is on. My best friend hates country music- and I love it- so when we're together in her or my vehicle I make sure I don't play it- I think it is just common courtesy- But if it is your vehicle- you can say -- Hey I'm listening to this- if they don't like it- then shut it off completely.
@friend2friends (1636)
• United States
27 May 07
The host should be considerate of the guest. But, if you follow Shawn Hannity lead, he is always rude to his guest and that is his niche to draw an audience.
But, in this case. Find the common ground, if the taste of music don't agree, tune in to Shawn Hannity and hear him whine and bash is guest callers.
Or tune into the Clark Howard radio talk show and learn how to spend less, have more and how to avoid scams. You can read more about Clark at http://www.clarkhoward.com
Of course there is always Rush and O'reilly.
If Rosie had her own talk show we could all be entertained with her point of view.
