So, I haven't
quite figured out how I am going to layout this blog. I don't know if I want to
post about multiple questions a day or just one question a day; it may be
completely random just like the topics. I have not yet decided.
But,
today, I have another question that came to mind as I was driving home from
class: Is it just me or does everyone lock their doors nonchalantly when you
see a hobo (I suppose the correct term is homeless individual) at a stoplight,
stop sign, or anywhere you stop?
I would assume
that most people do this as an act of caution, yet most times there isn’t a
real threat. I guess I lock my doors as a precaution, a just-in-case if you
will. No, I don’t actually think a random hobo is going to violently rob me of
my few dollars and a debit card with no money at a stoplight.
Most human
beings have an underlying nature to avoid danger or confrontation with others
that could potentially end in them being hurt, physically or mentally. My point
is, I don’t have a rational reason for locking my doors at a stoplight; I just
do it.
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