longfiredragon
Well-Known Member
I love the Jeep wave, lets face it Wranglers are unique. Not trying to exclude other types of Jeeps but the fact is there not Wranglers. I do wave to them, but most don't seem to get it like Wrangler drivers do. Around where I live here in FL it is easily over 80% return waves.
My wife didn't get it at first and I had to explain it to her. The weekend we went to Jacksonville there was something going and there were Wranglers everywhere. At one light we stopped at I said to my wife look right, look left, look behind us, we were surrounded by Wranglers. She was like OMG my arm is getting tired. LOL.
In my area I see an average of 2 to 3 wranglers every single day going home for lunch and back to work, 4 miles each way, and then again another 2 to 3 going home after work. I wave to all of them, and almost al of them wave back.
We need this type of comradery/brotherhood among all drivers, if there was there wouldn't be near the crazy shit happening on our roads. Just MHO.
My wife didn't get it at first and I had to explain it to her. The weekend we went to Jacksonville there was something going and there were Wranglers everywhere. At one light we stopped at I said to my wife look right, look left, look behind us, we were surrounded by Wranglers. She was like OMG my arm is getting tired. LOL.
In my area I see an average of 2 to 3 wranglers every single day going home for lunch and back to work, 4 miles each way, and then again another 2 to 3 going home after work. I wave to all of them, and almost al of them wave back.
We need this type of comradery/brotherhood among all drivers, if there was there wouldn't be near the crazy shit happening on our roads. Just MHO.
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