> Yes, driving is a good de-stressor, probably because it gives you more agency when you feel powerless. Until you approach that intersection where there's a 9

> Yes, driving is a good de-stressor, probably because it gives you more agency when you feel powerless. Until you approach that intersection where there's a 90 second red light that you can't control which you always seem to get stuck at. And when you're 4 cars back from that light, there's a 10 second delay to move when it turns green because everyone in front of you is on their cell phone and now the light turns red again just before it's your turn to go but you can't gun it through the red light at the last second because there's traffic cameras at every angle. That's just in typical suburban areas of the US. You're pretty much at the whim of the organization who controls the lights, the government for having traffic cams and every human being in front of you. It's a very non-controllable situation unless you're open to making decisions that will get your license revoked and maybe get put in prison.