What’s this for?
18-year-old Twitter user Aimee recently took to Twitter to ask something most of us have probably wondered.
Speculated about without even realizing it:
"Serious question, what the fuck is this for?" she asked, next to a photo of that handle on the ceiling of every car that we all knew about and probably wondered about but never thought to even ask for some reason?!?!?!?!?!?
Language people.
Photo from Twitter @TaylorRaee23.
People immediately started sharing their theories, like this one:
to keep your armpits fresh when you roll the windows down on a hot day
— moira🧻 (@funkybugz) September 30, 2017
And this one:
For my mom to dramatically grab when I'm going 26 in a 25 https://t.co/2RpSpAWZuE
— Taylor Rae ✨ (@TaylorRaee23) October 1, 2017
For my mom to dramatically grab when I'm going 26 in a 25," wrote Taylor Myers, a college student from Pittsburgh.
IT MAKES SO MUCH SENSE. MY MIND IS BLOWN.
Her response immediately blew up, wracking up over 118,000 retweets in three days. And Twitter could not agree with her theory more:
@Hannah_f0rd @EleanorFergie @abbieeeno @joannaa_clark pic.twitter.com/tUt68ZeBTm
— Lizzy (@lizzymagleave) October 3, 2017
The "oh shit bar." Apparently, this is old news in Texas:
In Texas everyone knows it’s the “oh shit” handle
— billy the kid♠️ (@Traviserickso14) September 29, 2017
And for those of you who aren't potty mouths, don't worry, there's also a more pious name for it: "the Jesus bar."
— Brewski (@Juanatpower) September 29, 2017
But whatever you want to call it, I think we can all agree, now that we know what it is, our lives will never, ever be the same.
This article originally appeared 8.18.21