We're not breaking Watergate here, I know, but every time I drive over those speed bumps in North Decatur Plaza, the next thing I want to do is swing the wheel left and drive right into one of the stores in protest.
It's like they were built by hand, and the construction workers just eye-balled it. They're like some sort of decaying speed bump relic you'd visit with a tour guide if you wanted to see how speed bumps were made two centuries ago. I feel like I'm headed to a Kenyan village when I drive over them – doesn't matter if I'm moving 10 mph or 2.
Maybe it's something the owner, M&P Shopping Centers in Atlanta, could take under consideration.
Discuss if you feel the same (or not). In the comments section below.
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