I am so nervous ....

ZootedGranny · 04-22-2005, 10:44 AM

I would laugh at 20s on a Neon, but I've seen worse.

When I took my test, I came to a complete stop at a red light, and then made a right hand turn. A minute or so later he berrated me for not looking at both my rearview and my side mirror while I moved into a turn lane, despite the fact that I did...repeatedly. I even moved my head like a cyborg to check the blindspot, but he didn't catch it. The rest of the car ride was a non-heated argument over whether or not I came to a complete stop earlier. Turns out you can't win that argument.

So the next day I took the test, and must've looked like a tweak addict how many times I looked into the mirrors. And when I came to a right hand turn on red, I just sat through the light. Then the lady made me park on a hill, and tried to see if I would turn my tires the correct direction. When I did so, she told me to continue. Then she tested me again, and again, and again, and again. Why? I have no idea. I ended up with an 88 or something.

My dad however, has a clutch story. When he took it, he did something wrong, and the instructor instantly told him he failed. Two miles away from the DMV, my dad told the guy to "GET THE **** OUT OF MY CAR!" My dad then drove all the way back home.

04-22-2005, 10:44 AM	#20
ZootedGranny Chump Steamroller Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: . Casino cash: $10015042	I would laugh at 20s on a Neon, but I've seen worse. When I took my test, I came to a complete stop at a red light, and then made a right hand turn. A minute or so later he berrated me for not looking at both my rearview and my side mirror while I moved into a turn lane, despite the fact that I did...repeatedly. I even moved my head like a cyborg to check the blindspot, but he didn't catch it. The rest of the car ride was a non-heated argument over whether or not I came to a complete stop earlier. Turns out you can't win that argument. So the next day I took the test, and must've looked like a tweak addict how many times I looked into the mirrors. And when I came to a right hand turn on red, I just sat through the light. Then the lady made me park on a hill, and tried to see if I would turn my tires the correct direction. When I did so, she told me to continue. Then she tested me again, and again, and again, and again. Why? I have no idea. I ended up with an 88 or something. My dad however, has a clutch story. When he took it, he did something wrong, and the instructor instantly told him he failed. Two miles away from the DMV, my dad told the guy to "GET THE **** OUT OF MY CAR!" My dad then drove all the way back home.
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