Hold on a minute.
You stated before that your car's navigation system told you turn turn the wrong way on a one-way street, so you essentially believed what a robot told you, and you ended up going the wrong way, causing your wife to freak out.
And you call me ignorant?
---In 1998. Did you happen to notice that we laugh about it now? I guess not.
Being a new arrival in Jonesboro, Arkansas, even having a local map glued to my forehead wouldn't have avoided this simple honest mistake.
Modern GPS understand One-Way streets now, with relatively few mistakes.
Google Maps (which is what we use now) even understands traffic conditions and accidents ahead.
Even our stock built in UConnect nav does all that.
PS: Did I really say
"You are ignorant" ?
I think I said that your ignorance may be clouding your judgment.
I'm largely ignorant on a great many subjects.
If I make the mistake of wandering into a discussion on Israel and the Middle East, I fail miserably sometimes.
I have a fair to middling general knowledge of Israel-Palestine politics but folks who camp in that forum have an understanding at the granular level.
So, in that forum, my ignorance occasionally clouds MY judgment.
See? IT HAPPENS.
---Good god, whatever happened to simply knowing where you're going and paying attention to the road? Judging from that post alone, you're apparently a dangerous driver, and a serious accident is waiting to happen if it hasn't already!
---Good god, you're a pill, and this has devolved into trolling.
You don't have the first clue as to my driving ability or driving record, so this really is just your verbal diarrhea.
I realize I don't have to download apps everytime I get into a car, but the whole idea of even having all these high-tech devices in your car which guide you in the wrong direction clearly indicates that they're not worth the screws that fasten them together.
Not only are you a tech geek, you're also apparently a tech addict which is really on the same level as being an alcoholic or any other junkie. Like most addicts, you'll likely deny this fact and try to dance around the issue. This is why I truly feel sorry for people like you. It's a sickness and it seems you need serious help.
---In the 1980's/1990's I made a very good living with tech, around $2500-3000 a week on average.
Do you think I should be concerned with what you think?
I hope you wipe your personal space down with some Kleenex and alcohol after that.
I'm sure you had to have blown your wad.
Good night.