There is a lot of good, bad, ugly, and odd content on the internet, therefore it is unusual to come across a video of a man who appears to be dozing off in a moving automobile. You read correctly. An image of a man lying face down on a Honda car's windscreen has appeared in a video. In the United States, Washington, DC, was the scene of the incident.
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Paul Blair, a neighborhood neighbor, reportedly saw an unidentified man lying in the car and began filming the situation. The witness claimed that the man looked to sleep for a while before getting the Honda's hood and giving it a few kicks before climbing back onto the same windshield to appear to rest, “At first, I was pretty concerned about what might happen, like if the driver was going to pull off, the guy might get hurt. I don’t know if that happened, but it’s troubling. After about 20 minutes, he got off the car, started kicking it, then it was clear there was a driver inside of the car and started to slowly pull away," reportedly added Blair.
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One can see from the video that when the driver backed out of the parking spot, the person remained on the windshield and did not even flinch slightly as the car slowly began to move away toward the main road. Blair claimed that until he kept his eyes on it, the person did not come down from the hood. It is unknown what happened to the Honda automobile or the individual who was lying on it after the four-wheeler took a corner turn.
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More than 2,200 people have liked the video on the microblogging website, and there have been about 387 retweets. One of the commenters said that since it is less expensive than hiring the backseat, this might be a new Uber ride option