These Drivers Proved Traffic Jams Are Better With a Little Friendly Competition
These drivers proved that traffic jams are better with a little friendly competition. The motorists found a way to make the best of a bad situation. Watch this short, but hilarious clip that shows even traffic jams can be fun in the right circumstances.
Everybody is constantly on the move, always with someplace to go and be. The sooner we get to that location, the better, and hopefully, there is nothing in our way that delays our arrival. If there is, and we are late, then that’s when tempers can flare.
One of the most common delays is traffic. Those who live in large metropolitan areas understand this travel impediment all too well. At some point, it becomes accepted as a part of life, and individuals start planning their travel schedules around traffic. But even then, that doesn’t mean anyone enjoys being stuck in stop-and-go traffic for miles. That is no one’s idea of a good time, and if it is, they may need to seek medical attention.
However, life is often what you make of it, right? Situations and circumstances will not always be ideal, but how we respond to them is one thing we can control. Do we, with our attitude, want to make the situation better or worse? That is completely up to us.
A clip posted on social media shows how two people in South Africa made the best of a less-than-ideal situation. Instead of getting upset, they played the classic and always-popular Rock-Paper-Scissors while sitting in traffic.
It’s unclear who came out on top, what prize was given to the winner or whether there even was one. Both drivers could have gotten upset and laid on the horn, imploring the vehicle in front of them to move, but what good would that have done? Instead, both found a unique and hilarious way to pass the time during unpleasant circumstances.
Ephesians 4:32 “And be kind to one another, full of pity, having forgiveness for one another, even as God in Christ had forgiveness for you.”
These drivers proved that traffic jams are better with a little friendly competition. The motorists found a way to make the best of a bad situation. Watch this short, but hilarious clip that shows even traffic jams can be fun in the right circumstances.
Everybody is constantly on the move, always with someplace to go and be. The sooner we get to that location, the better, and hopefully, there is nothing in our way that delays our arrival. If there is, and we are late, then that’s when tempers can flare.
One of the most common delays is traffic. Those who live in large metropolitan areas understand this travel impediment all too well. At some point, it becomes accepted as a part of life, and individuals start planning their travel schedules around traffic. But even then, that doesn’t mean anyone enjoys being stuck in stop-and-go traffic for miles. That is no one’s idea of a good time, and if it is, they may need to seek medical attention.
However, life is often what you make of it, right? Situations and circumstances will not always be ideal, but how we respond to them is one thing we can control. Do we, with our attitude, want to make the situation better or worse? That is completely up to us.
A clip posted on social media shows how two people in South Africa made the best of a less-than-ideal situation. Instead of getting upset, they played the classic and always-popular Rock-Paper-Scissors while sitting in traffic.
It’s unclear who came out on top, what prize was given to the winner or whether there even was one. Both drivers could have gotten upset and laid on the horn, imploring the vehicle in front of them to move, but what good would that have done? Instead, both found a unique and hilarious way to pass the time during unpleasant circumstances.
Ephesians 4:32 “And be kind to one another, full of pity, having forgiveness for one another, even as God in Christ had forgiveness for you.”
Today's Devotional
A Prayer Because the Silence Is the Hardest Part - Your Daily Prayer - September 12
I want you to consider something both uncomfortable and freeing. Some of the silence we blame on God is silence we're keeping.
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Today's Devotional
A Prayer Because the Silence Is the Hardest Part - Your Daily Prayer - September 12
I want you to consider something both uncomfortable and freeing. Some of the silence we blame on God is silence we're keeping.
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