itscarterfischer​:

“Yeah that is what I am thinking as well, and like a car is such a powerful tool if you think about it as they do tend to run rather high in speed and such.” He said with a shrug.

“Yeah but people are lazy. Sadly I think being safe is less important to some people than not having to do anything.” Aaron replied with a small shrug. People loved to do nothing.

itscarterfischer​:

“Yeah, I personally don’t believe in self driven cars. Like realistically if isn’t a good idea. I mean, I just can’t see how it can be considered safe.” He told him with a shrug.

“It seems like a lot of accidents waiting to happed. Especially if some people have them and others don’t. Sometimes science has gone a little too far.” Aaron replied, agreeing with the man.

itscarterfischer​:

 “That is where the world is headed unfortunately.” He sighed, “I get el cars and shit, but like the others would be a bit more hard to fix remotely.” He said with a shrug. “That must be nice. I am just a creature of habit so I rarely step out of my comfort zone.”

“The thing that scares me the most is how many self-driving cars there are going to be in the next few years.” Aaron replied, not trusting those cars to not make errors. “That is the case for a lot of people.”

itscarterfischer​:

“Yeah I actually hope that day never comes, because not everyone is skilled at engineering and shit like that, so people who maybe don’t want to go to college need something to fall back on..” He shrugged. “Yeah and then whenever they tell you about it they just pull out their phones and show you videos and such but I am like.. But did you actually experience it? You know?”

“Yeah fair enough. Computers seem to be putting a lot of people out of jobs unfortunately.” Aaron replied knowing that society was always changing that way. It wasn’t all for the best. “Which is pretty annoying if you ask me. I like to live in the moment.”

itscarterfischer​:

Carter nodded, “On some models, but most people in town can’t really afford anything to fancy or they have their old vintage cars.” He added with a shrug. “Yeah, except for when traveling but even then people usually live through the camera on their mobile phone.”

“I guess that is fair. It’s going to be a long time before science perfects a robot that can do all cars.” Aaron replied knowing that cars were probably like everything else, where each one was different. “That is true too I guess. People love to spend so much time capturing moments that they forget to live them.”

itscarterfischer​:

 “Yeah I don’t think fixing cars remotely works to be honest. Maybe one day, but for now I need ot drag my ass down to the shop every day and sort out whatever issue there is.” He chuckled back at him, taking the beer he had ordered in between his fingers and taking a long sip of it once it was served. 

“I am sure it’s only a matter of time. Don’t they do some surgeries remotely now?” Aaron asked, feeling like he’d read that somewhere. Technology had come so far even within the last couple of years. “Pretty soon most people will never have to leave their houses.”

itscarterfischer​:

“That is fair enough. If I wasn’t already committed to my work I would have left a long time ago.” He shrugged as he knew the circumstances hadn’t allowed for it at the time, but things had changed and packing up to leave was getting more and more tempting everyday.

“See, I can work my job from anywhere really. That is one of the main perks about it.” Aaron replied loving that he wasn’t tied to any one place for longer than he wanted to be. “I could pick up and leave tomorrow if it wasn’t for school.”

itscarterfischer​:

“Ah right, that is fair enough then I guess.” He nodded back at him, “I guess if you want to stick around in Ashton the long term the town is constantly expanding.”

“I’ll be here for at least the next few years. After that I’ll decide if I want to stay, or if I want to take off to somewhere new.” Aaron replied knowing he planned to stick here until he finished college at the very least.

itscarterfischer​:

 “So like, construct them and stuff, right?” He asked, “’Cus you are not like an arcitect.” He added even though he wasn’t sure how it all worked out in the long run, regardless it must be more interesting than what he was doing. 

“No I want to be the one that designs them. Not just regular buildings but the big fancy ones you see in cities.” Aaron explained knowing there was a lot of math and such that went into that sort of thing. 

itscarterfischer​:

 “Engineering huh?” He said, “What type of job are you looking into doing with that degree?” He added out of curiosity. “Yeah you should! I used ot go there a lot but I don’t really go out much anymore. I work too much.” 

“I mean at the moment I am just kind of finishing my degree as a backup plan. But I used to want to design buildings.” Aaron explained knowing he found that stuff interesting. “That makes two of us.”

itscarterfischer​:

 Carter shrugged, “Either that, or maybe you just don’t hang out with the right crowd.” He responded with a slight laugh. “But usually things are going down at Liquid and stuff. I have been there once or twice myself.” He told him with a shrug. 

“Fair enough. I’m a engineering student. We aren’t known for being the rowdiest bunch.” Aaron replied with a small chuckle. Most of his classmates seemed to take school seriously. “I guess I’ll have to go there next time I am looking for some fun.”

itscarterfischer​:

 “No?” He grinned, “I mean, it depends. I used to get into a fair share myself, but these days I am a bit surprised to hear that as there are college kids and such in town.” He added with a shrug. 

“Maybe it’s more that I just don’t get invited to a lot of the parties then. I guess all the twenty-one year olds think I am too old for their fun.” Aaron replied with a small shrug.

itscarterfischer​:

 “Right, sounds to me like you need to get out more and make some worse life decisions then.” He teased him with a chuckle. 

“I don’t even know what kind of trouble you can get into in Ashton. There doesn’t seem to be much happening most weekends.” Aaron replied with a small shrug. It was a pretty small town.

itscarterfischer​:

 “Yeah and that is the only way we can live and learn as well, so it isn’t always a bad thing. Well, depending on what it is of course.” He chuckled back at him. 

“Most of my bad choices involve food, so I am usually alright when all if said and done.” Aaron replied with a small chuckle. He was mostly just glad that his life allowed him so much freedom.

itscarterfischer​:

“I mean you only live once so I get that. I mean, sure making mistakes and such is one thing, but like.. I don’t know; you need to make the most of what you have got.” He added with a shrug.

“Yes, exactly. Sure I’ve done stupid stuff in my life but at the time that stuff was what I wanted. So I have no real regrets about it.” Aaron replied with a small nod. He was glad someone got it.

summer-austin​:

“Oh, right, okay. Sorry just, like, totally got the wrong end of that. We can at least agree to dislike sports then,” Summer smiled. “New Jersey, nice place. Unfortunately my only real experience of it is Atlantic City.”

“I just find a lot of them overhyped up and boring. Take football for example, it takes forever for anything to happen because someone calls timeout every two minutes or so.” Aaron replied shaking his head at her. “Yeah, I grew up about an hour and a half from there.”

itscarterfischer​:

 “Yeah, I like that saying as well. I live by it to be honest.” He chuckled back at him as he knew he used to say it whenever his mom challenged him on it. Carter walked over to take a seat at one of the free tables, scanning the menu with his eyes, “I think the burger and sweet potato fries sounds good to me, honeslty.”

“I just don’t want to look back later with all kinds of easily avoidable regrets.” Aaron replied knowing that it was impossible not to have any regrets, but he wanted to limit the ones he did have.  “Maybe that is what I will get as well.”