I am a very introverted person. When I walk down the street, if I hear people behind me talking, I pull over to let them pass. Same with the sound of shoes clacking behind me; I pull over to let them pass. The other day Karen and I were watching the Indianapolis 500, and one racing car was right up behind another. I said to Karen, "If that front car were me, I'd pull over and let him pass." Now how introverted is that?
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