I used to drive to work in a business park full of reflective glass buildings. It was always heartstopping when I would see the reflection of my car coming stra

I used to drive to work in a business park full of reflective glass buildings. It was always heartstopping when I would see the reflection of my car coming straight towards me on the wrong side of the road; no matter how often I saw it, I'd always interpret it as a different car, not mine. In hindsight, failing to self-identify as a car is probably not a bad thing?