The first indication that something wasn't quite right was with my driving. Out of the blue - and for no reason I could make sense of - I started saying something out loud when I changed lanes.
"Lane change!"
It was involuntary. It happened before I could catch myself. And it was a little embarassing. Actually, more than a little embarassing. So I decided it wasn't going to happen again.
Not only did I do it again on my next lane change, it didn't matter what I wanted. I kept doing it. So I ended up driving with my guard up ready for each lane change.
How stupid is that?
Once I finally perfected the art of holding back the words "lane change!" I tried a few tests. Turns out whatever was causing it had an expiration limit. By trying one lane change after another I found out that:
- The first lane change was almost impossible avoid saying it out loud.
- The second one I could usually catch after the word "lane" and not say "change!"
- The third one I would hear the phrase in my head but avoid saying it out loud
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