He hated driving in the rain, and he hated driving in a strange city.
Though Abbott also hated driving on sunny days in familiar cities.
It was a relentless barrage of overstimulation and tense standoffs, automobiles having a magical ability to make humans abandon all concepts of empathy and self-preservation.
— Abbott in Jason Pargin, I’m Starting to Worry About This Black Box of Doom, St. Martin’s Press, Ch. Day 4, p. 271, 2024