A Satirical Take on Modern Tech Complexity in Vehicles
A humorous look at the absurdity of modern digital security protocols applied to everyday tasks like starting a car.
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I just want to go to the grocery store, not hack into the Pentagon. 🚗
This is way too accurate, I just want to turn the key and go
I honestly feel like my car is going to require a subscription and a software update just to turn the ignition soon.
Can we just go back to a physical key that actually turns? 😅