The Audi Wave

[DOUBLDz at aol.com]

>I don't think you are encountering Audi snobs. I think you are just 
encountering snobs.

As a female, its more difficult to initiate a wave at cars as they pass. Men 
often misconstrue the wave and other women think you're insane. What I 
usually do is really let the other driver see that I am looking at his/her 
car, often with open admiration. But, by and large, I still get ignored 
despite the fact that I'm a gorgeous blonde, LOL, (with an excellent sense of 
humor). The reason, as I see it, starts with the fact that most drivers I 
encounter are going to and from, period. They are not out driving, enjoying, 
they are being transported (albeit in the lap of luxury), nothing more.

I think this is especially true for women. Women seem less likely to be 
enthusiasts. Many are driving the car that hubby bought them and they 
couldn't care less beyond the creature comforts and perhaps the status that a 
particular car may afford them. (I'm sure this fuels the attitude women 
encounter at dealerships).

In terms of expectations, I think a good rule of thumb is the condition of 
the front wheels.....

If they're black, no wave back!!!!

Enough from me,
Dee
95A6q pearl