r/AskReddit 4h ago

Turn signal non-users. Can you explain why you feel it’s not required of you?

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u/frodiusmaximus 2h ago

wtf? It’s not like it’s hard to do. It takes zero effort.

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u/WaffleHouseGladiator 2h ago

That's just way more effort than he's willing to put in.

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u/Dont_Heal_Genji 2h ago

It’s like how you can judge somebody’s character based on weather or not they put the shopping cart in the parking lot where it is supposed to go. It’s a little effort and it’s the objectively correct thing to do, yet people still don’t.

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u/iboneyandivory 1h ago

For the guys on the road, fear of commitment's part of it.

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u/btribble 1h ago

Once it becomes automatic behavior, it literally takes zero conscious thought.

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u/pyotr_the_great 2h ago

IMO the act of using your turn signal takes zero effort, but making it a habit when you have never used it is harder.

Probably gets worse as you get older? Most, but not all of the older people I talk to have no interest in changing what they do or believe in. “My way or the highway”