[ SECRET POST #2692 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2692 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I know what you mean. I also hate turning on my personal music selection when driving with other people or when they visit me, mostly though because I'm afraid they think it sucks and I hate making people listen to music they don't like.

[souljelly]

Ugh same here.

[(Anonymous)]

Same here. Actually, just a few weeks ago I gave some coworkers a ride, and had my playlist playing quietly (driving other people makes me nervous, so the familiarity of at least having my favorite music playing at least keeps me a little grounded). The guy sitting in the passenger's seat proceeded to rip one of my favorite songs to shreds. Then he made a point to ask if I had chosen to put it in my playlist or if it was streaming from the radio ("I always wondered what kind of people liked this song"). I felt really insulted and now I can't hear that song again without thinking about that...

[(Anonymous)]

UGH, that sucks, I hate when people do that. If your riding around in somebody else's car, you should at least have enough respect to not rip whatever the driver chooses to play. You were the one who was kind enough to give your coworkers a ride, the guy in the paassenger seat should have had the grace enough to keep his opinion to himself.

If he really did hate it, a polite "Could you play something else?" would have gone over better than ripping it to shreds.

[(Anonymous)]

That really sucks. I wouldn't give him a ride anymore.

My father likes doing that and actually thinks that him making scathing remarks about songs I like will endear him to me, I don't even know. I think it's one of those "dad humour" things.