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A side street would see a few cars per minute. Compare that to a freeway where you are continuously surrounded by multiple cars doing high rpm.
by mertd 7y ago
A side street would see a few cars per minute. Compare that to a freeway where you are continuously surrounded by multiple cars doing high rpm.
- soulofmischief 7y agoI can imagine there is a non-trivial increase in certain gas concentrations, but smelling people's breath? That just seems ridiculous.
- 83457 7y agoI'm going to guess English is not your first language. Breath is also a verb. Example: "I don't want to breath in all the exhaust fumes". It sounds like you misunderstood my original comment. Edit: welp sometimes you learn English as your first language for the second time and today is that day for me
- grzm 7y ago> "Breath is also a verb." I think the verb you're looking for is breathe. Breath is a noun.
- 83457 7y agoI stand corrected. Thank you
- soulofmischief 7y agoI'm going to guess English is not your first language. Breath is not a verb. Breathe is. You used the wrong word and that led to my confusion. I didn't misunderstand, the comment itself was incorrect. Try not to be so patronizing next time?