On the Friday of Labor Day weekend, I decided to take a trip to Brooklyn to see my good friend. I'm not sure why, but I started my journey there at 4pm. My friend and I assumed that most people would be traveling in the opposite direction, out of NY city to their Labor Day vacation destinations. That was false.
Things were looking ok at this point, I don't know where the hell I was.

My TomTom navigation system is pretty much useless anywhere around NYC. There are a lot of places where there are like 5 roads all converging in the same direction, some on bridges overhead. You can see in this picture that the TomTom was telling me to go straight, but there were 3 different "straights". Also, it was telling me to get on "Hwy 139", which is apparently the road that the Holland Tunnel is. But the signs all say "Holland Tunnel", not "Hwy 139". It never even gave me a hint that I was going towards the Holland Tunnel. I probably should have figured that out by this point, but I was letting the TomTom take me where it wanted. That was not smart.

Eventually, after going the wrong way a couple of times thanks to TomTom the retarded navigator, I arrived at the shit ass Holland Tunnel. I have always heard that the Holland Tunnel is an old piece of shit that should be avoided, but for some reason I decided to trust TomTom (made in Europe). I think I have finally learned to never trust it until I am really close to my destination. Look at this mess.

Apparently the entrance to the Holland Tunnel is right in the middle of a major city. There are several stop lights between this point and the entrance to the tunnel, and of course nobody pays attention to the lights or the fact that they're blocking the entire intersection. I sat here for a very long time.

Eventually, I got through the toll booth. Then I saw this guy picking his toes out his window in the "20 lanes merge into 1" area right before you actually enter the tunnel. He had the song "Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley playing really loudly on his radio. At this point I started to think that maybe I was losing my mind. But luckily I took a photo, so this must have actually happened. I got Rick Rolled at the Holland Tunnel.
It took me like 2 hours to drive the 25 or so miles from my home to Brooklyn. The TomTom estimated that the trip would take about 40 minutes. Fuck you TomTom.