For some reason seeing this made me very happy.
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All I can say is I’m slightly disappointed you didn’t have the foresight to reset the trip miles so they’d read 789.0 when your car hit that 
Canadian? Follow up question for anybody. Do Canadian cars have the Speedometer with both km/h and mph like American cars had back in the day.
I missed all 7s a few days ago. 77,779  i knew it was coming 5 miles earlier…
As it should.
That trip metre though: 1 2 5 (three, sir)
Mercedes 190E?
Taking pics while car is in motion; feel lucky you didn’t hit something or someone. r/IdiotsInCars
“1, 2, 5!”
“No, 3 sir!”