You're listening to the Family Discipleship podcast, podcast of Training the Church.

This is Adam Griffin, and I'm here with my co-hosts.

First, Mrs. Cassie Bryant.

Cassie, who taught you how to drive?

How did it go?

My parents.

And we had like that simulator, online simulator that you did.

What?

Internet was brand new.

So you had to dial up and then you would do like this.

It was hours of lessons and then you would practice.

But if you get points off. But yeah, my parents taught me to drive. So like on a video game? Oh, it was not fun. Okay. That's funny. Yeah. I was, I still don't know that I'm a good driver, but I definitely was not a great driver when I was a teacher. Well, if they'd put a computer in front of you, it sounds like you would dominate.

Sounds like you'd do great.

But unfortunately, you're on the real streets. I mean, I'm here. Yeah, you've made it tonight, so that's good. Well, they did get time with me on the streets, too. It wasn't just a computer. Nice. Well, also with us tonight is the lady from the streets.

Chelsea Griffin, Chelsea.

Hey.

Hey.

How did learning to drive go for you? I had older friends on the basketball team that a lot of times let me drive their car before I had a license. I don't know why they did that. But you know, it's like, yeah, you talk to kids at age and it's like, what were you thinking? Oh, yeah, we don't know. We weren't. So that helped me learn a lot about driving. And then I think the driver's ed stuff. I did driver's ed. And then I had to like log all these driving hours. Oh, yeah. Behind a real wheel, right? Not a computer like. Yeah. No, no. It was no. It was mostly mostly Mario card my poor hometown really gets a bad like

how do you throw a shell backwards yeah you had to be Bowser on that little tiny motorcycle

and it's like if you can handle that you're ready for i 35 that's great I love that you referenced

like don't ask a teenager basically basically, what were you thinking?

Because we weren't, right?

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