Trying To Get The WORST Driving Score Possible

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19 Aug 202304:23

Summary

TLDRIn a humorous attempt to intentionally fail a driver's test, the protagonist researches common test mistakes, deliberately commits them, and even travels to a DMV with a high pass rate. Despite their efforts, they surprisingly pass the test with a near-perfect score, highlighting the ease of passing and encouraging others to take their own tests with confidence.

Takeaways

😅 The video is a humorous attempt to intentionally fail a driver's test in the worst possible ways.
🔍 The creator researches what it takes to fail a driving test, including not using signals, barreling through intersections, and not making full stops.
🛣️ The script mentions taking up multiple lanes and not looking when making full stops as part of the plan to fail the test.
🤔 The creator contemplates the implications of intentionally failing and the possibility of being banned from driving.
📝 A list of driving test requirements is discussed, including staying in lane, full stops, and speed adherence.
🤷‍♂️ The creator talks to friends about their experiences and seeks advice on how to fail the test.
📊 The script reveals that the DMV in San Clemente, California, has the highest pass rate, making it a challenging location to fail intentionally.
💻 The creator uses 'hacking skills' to install navigation mods to practice bad driving habits.
🎮 There's a reference to a video game joke about hitting someone, indicating a lighthearted approach to the video's theme.
🏁 Despite the creator's efforts to fail, they end up passing the test with a surprisingly high score.
🎉 The video concludes with a message of confidence for others taking their driver's test and a call to subscribe to the creator's channel.

Q & A

What is the main goal of the person in the video?
-The main goal of the person in the video is to intentionally fail their driver's test in the worst possible way, hoping to get banned from ever legally driving again.
Why does the person want to fail the driver's test?
-The person wants to fail the driver's test because they find it funny and are not interested in driving.
What is the person's age and how does it relate to the driver's test?
-The person is 18 years old, which means they are eligible to take the driver's test and can retake it in two weeks if they fail.
What is the person's plan to ensure they fail the test?
-The person plans to intentionally perform poorly on various aspects of the test, such as not using signals, barreling through intersections, not staying in their lane, and not making full stops.
What is the person's strategy for researching how to fail the test?
-The person's strategy is to research what is checked during a driver's test and then do the opposite of those requirements.
What joke did the person and their friends have about hitting someone in a video game?
-The joke was about saying 'Dark' whenever they would hit someone in a video game, which is a humorous reference to the game's dark theme.
Why does the person decide to take the test in San Clemente, California?
-The person decides to take the test in San Clemente because it has the statistically highest pass rate, making it more challenging for them to fail.
What navigation mods does the person install to practice being a bad driver?
-The person installs navigation mods that instruct them to stay in their lane, go the appropriate speed, adhere to the speed limit, slow down, be aware of the biker up ahead, and make full stops at red lights and stop signs.
What was the unexpected outcome of the person's attempt to fail the driver's test?
-The unexpected outcome was that the person passed the driver's test despite their efforts to fail.
What was the person's final score on the driving test?
-The person's final score was 18 out of 20, with a higher score indicating a worse driver.
What message does the person convey at the end of the video?
-The person conveys a message of safety on the road and a confidence boost for those who are afraid of taking their driver's test, implying that if they can pass, anyone can.