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Engineering, 26.04.2020 04:11 Isaiahplater27

Tech distractions do NOT include .
A. answering your phone while driving
B. changing the radio station while driving
C. fiddling with the air conditioning while driving
D. setting your phone to Do Not Disturb before you drive

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