you're in the car, driving to your apartment in the city.

as you drive along the narrow roads, little droplets of water hit against the windshield. they get larger and more forceful, carrying more liquid in them.

you turn on the windshield wiper.

the windshield wiper swipes away the remains of the water on the windshield. they're gone for a moment.

until new raindrops replace them.

you make the windshield wiper's speed more rapid. but it's ridiculous at this point. more and more droplets hit against the windshield.

it's gone to the point where the windshield wiper does not make any change or effect. the surface of the glass window is completely wet, and the thudding sound of the rain joins along with it.

you groan in frustration as you can barely make out anything that's five feet ahead of you.

you swiftly pull by a curb and turn off the engine.

you close your eyes and drift off to sleep.

this is not just about rain and windshield wipers.