Story time:

The first time I took my driving test, the evaluator said ‘pull out of your parking space’, which I did very precisely, stopping at the street where the test started.

Then he said ‘turn right at this street’, so I did – and made the semi-truck coming down that road lay on his horn a bounce a bit to avoid hitting me. I failed before we even started.

I was so focussed on his instructions that I lost all situational awareness.

I took more classes, then spent a few years as a delivery driver, so I actually learnt to be a very good driver. But my first test was abysmal.

  • LillyPip@lemmy.caOP
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    6 hours ago

    Didn’t I do that?

    Like the poster contextualised those posts, then I did a bit more? Or WDYM?

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      6 hours ago

      No, there is nothing that puts those post in a new context, nothing that twists or turns the meaning of the posts, no new perspective. There is only more of the same context added.