It was fast. POW! The glass shattered and fell in the rear seat of my Hyundai Accent. The Mrs was in the front passenger seat and she didn't get hit with it. We were there to look at a house for rent. So I parked in front of it's neighbors house because the lawn guys were cutting the overgrown yard. I say I'm parking here because I don't want a rock to hit a window. Then the lawn mowers are done and now the weed whacking. My wife says move up now and get closer. I did against my better judgement. The realtor was delayed. So I'm sitting there for 3 minutes and then the explosion from a rock launched by the weed whacker 15 ft in front of us. Lawn guy was not happy. But he forked 200 cash to get it fixed through his glass guy. Follow realtor to glass place. Wait there over an hour. They can't get the glass right away. So they tape it up with plastic on both sides of the door, so a double layer. It doesn't blow off, which is great. Two weeks later the window is fixed. Another delay. Trying to get car through inspection and look for a place to live. Stressful.
Why is this happening? I have no idea. But these are delaying tactics for some reason. The only thing you can do is try to move forward. I remember when I was looking for a transmission for my truck. This thing was rare. I found new ones for sale from the manufacturer to the tune of 5000. I didn't have the money. I had 500 to spend. Lot of dead ends but I finally found one. It came from a destroyed truck, in the next state over. It was out in the boonies. Turned out the delay was because the kid didn't wreck his truck yet on a telephone pole. The guy said it came in yesterday. I say how much on phone, he said 500 dollars. I got it the next day.
So delays are sometimes necessary in life. Hopefully this goes the same way.