Actually no I’m not, but thanks for asking. I’m a glasses wearer myself, but I’m not about to disable safety features in my car specifically designed to prevent you from smashing your face into a steering wheel and therefore having to have plastic surgery for facial reconstruction, which is much more expensive, rather than just buy new glasses. They don’t just explode like shrapnel. And it looks like everyone else here agrees.

So it’s between your glasses exploding in your face or potentially getting more injured because you disabled a safety feature in your car? Because that makes a lot of sense. I’d be more worried about the fact that you disabled something that could save your life than not being able to see, because at least you can buy new glasses. Your life can’t be replaced.

But don’t forget that the double penetration railings needed to have parents permission first.