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Once I got back home, I was driving.
I did a lot of driving when I was over there, almost everyday.
So driving here is a lot different
than driving over there.
Over there you avoid every pothole you possibly can 'cause
who knows what's inside of it.
Here usually a pothole is just a pothole.
A bag of trash or something beside the road here is usually
a bag of trash.
Over there, who knows what's inside of it.
So you swerve, stuff like that, for a couple
of months I did that here.
Even still I kind of look
at things like, "Whoa, what's that?"
Your heart races or mine does anyway.
My heart starts to race, things tighten up, muscles tighten up.
I actually start looking around, almost like I'm looking
for a trigger man, stuff like that.
You know, I try to swerve away from it, get on the other side
of the road, stuff like that.
But yeah, little things like that,
it's not normal I guess for here, you know.