After a while your brain quits. I've warned people in Minnesota about this - they go out in the coldest weather with no coat. There are no Interstate rest stops between Nashville and central Illinois. We leave the Interstate for one of Kentucky's turnpikes just after the Tennessee border. It isn't long before we start seeing snow.
Snow always melts off in two or three days even in northern Kentucky.
This is so cars will go clump clump, clump clump and keep you awake through the miles of vacant land, reminiscent of the old railroads. I wonder how the Kentucky Film Artist's Coalition is doing - it's a good group. The sun is down and all around us is frozen landscape. Problem - this snow in middle Kentucky is a week old and is ice on top. I turned down a job with AMF here designing electromechanical relays - not the center of the universe.