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"    Michael, 28, and Alison, 32, have been married for two years and are planning to visit Michael&amp;#039;s family in Indiana for Thanksgiving. It&amp;#039;s a four-hour car trip from their home in Kentucky and usually they split the driving time, but Michael has a habit of calling Alison out on every move she makes on the road. That&amp;#039;s why she&amp;#039;s asked him to drive the whole way this year. Michael, however, thinks it&amp;#039;s only fair that they each drive halfway so he can get a break. Who&amp;#039;s right? She says: &amp;quot;Michael and I always wind up getting into these huge (and hugely dumb!) fights whenever we go on road trips together because he doesn&amp;#039;t like my driving style. Instead of having the pointless arguments, I think he should just do the driving this year. It&amp;#039;ll avoid unnecessary drama and make the trip a lot more enjoyable.&amp;quot;  He says: &amp;quot;I know I get frustrated when Alison drives, but I don&amp;#039;t think I should be the one at the wheel the entire journey. I promise I&amp;#039;ll make an effort not to criticize her technique; I just want a break, too!&amp;quot;   poll by twiigs.com  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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