[EdnaMode]

She couldn't wait until she got home?

[Scrambler Bob]

If she was using a dash cam, she could produce a sequel.

[rockrr]

I’m surprised that we don’t hear more of this. I’m convinced that Idiocracy was a documentary, not fiction!

[Dilbert San Diego]

People do stupid things sometimes. Geez, lucky she didn’t get killed or kill somebody else.

[Cowboy Bob]

I thought women could multitask?

[MortMan]

Minnesota State Patrol posted on Facebook about the incident which took place on October 26 on Interstate 94 near the Minnesota-North Dakota border, stating that a woman was involved in a one-vehicle crash because she was watching Netflix on her tablet in the passenger's seat.

Reporters don't even speak English any more, do they? The only way the above statement can be true is if the tablet was in the passenger seat, not the driver, but that is not the primary meaning in this construction.

[Larry Lucido]

The movie.

[glaseatr]

Just wait until her insurance company tells her they are not going to fix her car because of it.
I doubt she'll learn but there's always hope.

[Larry Lucido]

Netflix and grill?

[Larry Lucido]

on Interstate 94 near the Minnesota-North Dakota border

Oh, I know what she was watching!

[mabarker1]

[Verginius Rufus]

How far is Fergus Falls from Frostbite Falls?

[unlearner]

People really need to know their limitations. She obviously is not very skilled at multitasking.

For me I always make reasonable efforts to focus on the road when driving. For example, when binge watching streaming videos, eating lunch on the road, and talking on the cell phone, I will usually use one of these effective strategies:

1. use a cupholder for the drink
2. use bluetooth for the phone call
3. wait until stopping a red light before applying condiments to a burger

Just requires thinking ahead. Duh.