Everyone has one of these, a person in their lives who they are absolutely terrified to drive with. This person could be a friend, a family member, a coworker. Or maybe it’s you!
Last week, I asked you guys to spill on that one friend you’re scared to get into a car with. Are they erratic, panicky or just way too confident? Are they aggressive phone-users? Over-estimate their ability behind the wheel? All of these things?
The most terrified I’ve been as a passenger happened when I was riding in the car with a friend’s dad. Now, this dad was a real nice guy, but absolutely petrified to be behind the wheel.
And it didn’t help that his mother was in the passenger seat, panicky to be in a car in the first place screaming at him to slow down on the highway. We were the ones going 55 in a 65. He’d brake to merge. It was so, so bad.
Your turn. Who are you scared of?
Someone needs to have a talk with this person ASAP.
What’s Gus up to now?
These people need to be called out.
I’ll pass on a ride in your Porsche.
Breathe, just breathe. And then speak.
It’s good music to work out to, admittedly.
That’s real important for driving.
Now the meetings are arranged separately.
Yeah, those affect your speed.
That’s when you become the driver for everything.
Never had one! Wonder why?
That training doesn’t guarantee anything.
I enjoy all the names you gave them.
Don’t drink and drive, don’t drink and drive.
Johnny needs to keep his eyes on the damn road.
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