back then, windshields had no anti-reflective coating and headlights were a lot dimmer. You couldn’t see shit outside the car with a light on inside.
Bullshit. I have owned many cars from the early 60s and 70s and there was never an issue with the light being on.
Damnit… it’s come full circle. Now I’m the dad, and saying the same thing to my 3yo when he turns the light on as he gets in his car seat.
If I used my gameboy light in the car I wasn’t allowed to be within the area my dad could see in the rearview mirror
I get it. as someone with superb night vision, any amount of light that offsets my ISO can be blinding.
I can’t even drive in cities after dark because it’s too difficult to see and everything is just washed out lights.
put me on a dark rural road without lights and a quarter moon and I can drive without headlights (true story).
You’re god damn right.
Sorry… I mean… as a dad who did some driving with younger kids at night with their stuff with the backlights. You have to understand that you’ve just blinded me to everything, and it’s also very distracting. But to be fair, it wasn’t just the kids. My wife would do the same damn thing with her laptop, and that was a far bigger light. And a far more delicate method of approaching.
You have some major night blindness. My gf is the same way and any light in the car blinds her. I can drive with the lights on, tablets and gaming systems going, all no issues. She now only drives at night when I am so tired it’s dangerous, and often we will just pull over on road trips and sleep for a bit
Slam the brakes full-stop on the highway, reach over, open the door, kick her out, speed away. The adult version of “I will turn this car around”.
Right? …right?
I’m old enough…
Great movie, my favourite part was the thud when Stalin got almost dead.
What’s the movie?
Death of Stalin
But the other commenter just said he almost died? False advertising smh
Well, one becomes almost dead before one becomes fully dead, right?
Big if true
What’s the movie?
What’s the movie?
