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If you're not a New Yawk native who lacks a license, you probably know a think or two about getting a car around. If you live in LA, bless your soul. That traffic is insane. If you're anything in between, you probably also know how to drive and can relate to these memes. Especially if you have road rage. 

Do you feel like you're having a bad day? Take a gander at these pics and you'll probably change your mind pretty quick. In fact, looking at pics of people having a bad time can really up your morale. Circumstances could always be a lot worse, right? We're inclined to think so.

Unfortunately we live in a world where a lot of people think it's totally fine to act like self-righteous a-holes. This dude in particular thought he could purchase a car for far cheaper than what the seller was listing. Fortunately for us though, the troll-y seller had a sense of humor about it. 

Click here for more instances of entitled douchebags via Fail Blog!

Elon Musk just unveiled his plans for what he calls the "Cybertruck" last night and its boxy, angular appearance looks incredibly ridiculous, to be blunt. In case you're actually interested in buying the base model (we don't know why you would be), the thing will cost $39,000 and will likely be available around late 2021.

The best part of last night's reveal was when Musk invited his chief of design to throw a steel ball at the truck's window in order to test its durability, which in turn smashed said window.

Scroll down for the internet's best reaction memes to the angular beast!

It's that time of year again when it gets dark at 4pm and there's always that a-hole who has to show off how bright his headlights are. People who do this: stop. Unless you're driving on a dark, secluded road in rural Kansas, most of us aren't into being blinded.

Ultimate troll Twitter account The Dad asked followers to prank their dads by texting them that they put olive oil in their cars. People posted the flabbergasted reactions and let's just say, they did not disappoint. Click here for more epic pranks that we only wish we had thought of.

These memes really brought me back to long car rides with my family to see my grandparents. My father and I would be the only ones awake, most of the time. And I'd inevitably drop my beef jerky or some other disgusting snack and need to turn on the light. He hated it. The reaction I'd get from switching that light on for what felt like a millisecond indicated that I was trying to murder my entire family. 

According to these popular memes from r/dankmemes, I was far from the only child to experience this horror and wrath. Memers on the subreddit are using all kinds of images to indicate how utterly life-threatening the flip of the switch can be - or seems to be. And they're funny as hell.