[ SECRET POST #2298 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2298 ⌋

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Comments

[loosecanon]

Do you have a calm, rational friend you could go on daytrips with, who can explain what they are doing?
"I am putting my blinkers on and slowing down" "I am waiting to pull out because that guy with his blinkers on isn't slowing down enough", stuff like that?

Another thing you might like, if it is available in your area, is a "crash and smash" driving class, usually given at race tracks. You get to really feel what a car can do, with no repercussions. It's remarkably freeing!

I'd rather have you on the road than an arrogant texter =)

All best wishes!

[(Anonymous)]

My uncle's going to teach me; he's the only one who I trust to be patient about it, but with whom I won't be too embarassed when I freak out the first time the car starts moving.

Thank you!