Have you ever gone to a strange city and picked up a car, or maybe even a strange country,

where you're not very familiar with the language, and they started driving?

Now, you've done your homework.

You already have looked at the map.

You mapped your way through, and you know how you're going to get there, and you got it all worked out.

And then after you've gone for a few miles, there it was, a sign that says detour.

Now, you followed the detour, of course.

You say, well, you know, what can be all that bad?

I'll just go exactly what the word said.

And having experienced that in other countries, and most European countries, the word detour is very similar.

So you figure it out and you go, it tells you to go right.

You go right and get left, you go left.

But you follow the detour son and you keep going.

And then after a little while,

all of a sudden you come into an intersection where are no more signs. He don't know to go

right, left or straight ahead. No signs. Now, for whatever reason, somebody stole the sign or

they just ran out of them or the workers just gave up,

but no detour sign. And so in a kind of a panic mode, you try to use your best common sense

approach and you try to wing it. Now, here you are right now in a middle of a serious lost in a detour. Now, I want you to have

that feeling of lostness, okay? I want you to just feel that with me right now, okay?

Here it is. You are stuck with this detour sign, is missing, and you don't know where you're going. I'm telling you

this for a reason. I want to talk to you about four detours that are very dangerous to your life

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