Dying young junjI ito classic shirt

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If I’m going reasonably well with the Dying young junjI ito classic shirt and I love this flow of traffic and actively passing people, idgaf. I don’t want to block anyone, but I’m also not obligated to cut someone else off to get out of the way of the guy running up on me out of nowhere doing 90 in a 55 flashing his lights like he wants to cause a seizure. I stay in the left lane a lot if I don’t need to turn right any time soon, but I drive fast. I was always taught left lane is the fast lane right lane is the cruise lane, if someones catching up to you in the left lane then move over cause that lane is for passing. And then there’s the a** holes that ride your ass even when you are passing a line of cars and there isn’t enough room to move over even if you want to. They are far more annoying. I had a cousin who didn’t have cruise in their car. They would always be in the left lane because they were going “faster” than the speed limit. So basically they thought left lane was for people who went over the speed limit and right lane was for people who didn’t go over it. Even if there was no one in the right lane they would stay in the left lane (and would get passed constantly). I haven’t ridden with them since, but I wouldn’t be surprised if other people thought the same.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.