On Thursday, August 24, 2017 at 9:02:14 AM UTC-4, Gary wrote:
> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> >
> > Situations often dictate behavior. When we lived in Ohio I would
> > hever have thought to take a drink in the car, but I knew people who
> > did. They wouldn't leave for work without a mug of coffee in the car
> > or a cold drink on the way home.
>
> Unless you are leasing a car and planning to return it, I suspect
> most people will eat, drink, smoke in their cars. I've never
> worried about it. As I said, when long distant traveling, I'll
> stop and buy extra food so I can munch along the boring way. I'm
> not a slob though that might spill food out of my mouth onto the
> seat cover or the floor.

Your car, your rules.

We stop and eat at a table in a restaurant when traveling,
although we sometimes have a snack (potato chips or similar)
while driving. We would not consider extra burgers to be
a snack, but you eat a lot more than we do.

I'm pretty sure my husband occasionally eats fast food in his car,
but I don't eat in my car.

I probably would be ok with my husband eating lunch in my car,
but I never would drive while eating anything substantial; it's
too much of a distraction.

Cindy Hamilton