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driving – What does “Drive Friendly — The Texas Way” mean?

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Saw this sign as I entered Texas earlier this week, as well as digital display boards reminding drivers to also “Drive Friendly – The Texas Way”.

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What exactly is the Texas Way? Do Texans have some sort of special customary way of driving? I tried briefly looking up the term through Google and it seems even Texans are conflicted about what the intent of the saying is — some say it’s related to pulling over to the slow lane if a faster car wants to pass you, which is something I’d attribute less to being Texan specifically and a more universal United States thing (or perhaps Californian thing, which I’m commonly used to already just as a good way of showing courtesy). Some say there it’s about Texans honking their horns at out-of-state plates but that seems like such an odd thing to push Texans to do.

Hopefully someone can clear up what this means — especially to someone like me who’s from out-of-state. I’ll be passing through Dallas/Ft. Worth soon so it’d be nice to get a headsup if there is some meaning behind this.

Texas hold’em game logic loop

Ok, so I was thinking of making a Texas Hold’em game, and I wanted to write down the game logic loop before starting. Here’s what I have. Tell me if I missed anything or if anything is wrong.

Game sets or determines the number of players.
Game hands out 2 cards to each players.
Game takes a minimum amount of tokens from each player
Game lets players fold, play, or raise
If someone raise, the game let’s other players fold or play, and then loop through the players who decided to play, but haven’t put in the amount of required tokens.

If someone goes all in and one other person accepts, then the cards
of both players are shown.

Game draws 3 random cards and show it to the players.
Steps 4 to 5 are repeated to the player who didn’t fold.
Game draws 1 more card and show it to the players
Steps 4 to 5 are repeated to the players who didn’t fold.
Game draws 1 more card and show it to the players.
One player wins the lot
Repeat until one player is left.

Is this the correct loop? Is there anything to add or modify? Can you make this clearer?

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