I believe that one of the subjects for intense philosophical discussions known to modern humanity is what happens on streets, roads, and highways when we use them. "The Truth" is by no means absolute but relative to everyone telling the story, circumstances, or sequence of events leading to a point in time. Everyone could record the same event, and even if we all would like to be truthful, we could underline different passages, willingly or not, that would make us look good at the light of scrutiny. This happens because storytelling is subjective to the person who tells it. Our family was not any different. On road trips Christina and I have heated conversations about which lane was the best, the three-second rule, speed, when to overtake, etc, etc. Of course; all these discussions were aimed at safe travel. However, there was a problem; we were both "alpha" drivers. One way to break this "tied in the first place" could be by penalties; accidents