Front Seat

The dashboard of my car is rather simple. It had a digital clock, a temperature gauge, and a new CD player that I recently bought. When I received the car last summer I decided to get something nice for it so I spent $200 on a CD player, sub-woofer, and amplifier. The sub and the amp sit in the trunk, but you would never know unless you saw it. The CD player was a good buy but the sub was definitely a waste of money.

Staying with the dashboard, the speedometer goes up to 130mph. The fastest I have ever gone is 95 mph and the car was shaking. It would fall apart before it got anywhere close to 130mph.

Other things on my dashboard: RPM gage, gas meter, engine temperature meter, dummy light that always stays on, air vents, glove compartment.

In my glove compartment there is an owner’s manual, napkins, car registration, and other random papers. I do not keep gloves in my glove compartment.

The floor on the driver’s side is empty and clean, but the same cannot be said about the passenger’s side. An empty Chick-fil-a bag sits on the floor. I remember back to a good day when that bag was filled with a #1 combo plus an eight piece chicken nugget. It was delicious.

The center console is filled with unpaid parking tickets. I plan to pay them eventually. I’m going to pay them in canned food when the time comes. The less fortunate needs charity more than the university needs more of my money.

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