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Personally, I think that wearing your seatbelt is very important. Not only are you strapped into your seat, but also, if you were to get into some kind of an accident your seat belt will be whats keeping you from flying out of your car. It may not seem “cool”, but I think that a seat belt is the “cool” thing to do. If something goes wrong and you have your seat belt on you’re not as hurt as you could be and you’re not dead. If you don’t wear your seat belt you could get very hurt and not be so “cool” anymore, or worse, you could die. So I guess I’m hear to say that you should wear your seat belt no matter what. You could be going 5 minutes away from your home, school, or any location and something could potentially go wrong. Why not be safe then sorry? So the next time you get into a car with a group of people or maybe just one person remember to ask…
“IS EVERYBODY BUCKLED UP?”