The people who’re afraid to merge br on freeways in Los Angeles br would in the past have lacked the urge br to sail the wide world’s seven seas. br Pursuit of happiness depended, br before the motor car, on boats, br but in LA it’s recommended br that all who awish to sow wild oats br must take the 405 or 10 br or even 101 to prove br to people living on a Glen br or Canyon that they truly move br just as the earth does round the sun. br Observed by LA Galileans br exploring, without any gun, br old races, Chinese and Koreans, br and Jews who used to live in Heights br called Boyle but now prefer the Hills br of Beverly, whose Wood has sites br that fill the Orthodox with thrills, br and Vietnamese and mountain men br from Laos and Cambodia, br the new world can be found again br just like the old ones, only roadier. br Columbus would have loved the men br who drive the freeways of the sea, br and west and east along the 10 br accelerating, feeling free br to drive until all gasoline br propelling shiny razzmatazz-tech br is offered to the Angels’ Queen br and burned like victims of the Aztec.