So my 16-year-old daughter, very excited.

Due to COVID, all the stuff about getting her learners and going out and doing our miles in the car.

So I was moved back for months last year.

She hits 16 in July, and now she can finally do it.

So I've got her three driving lessons booked in February.

She's really excited.

But we all can remember when we first started to have our driving lessons and driving tests.

In the UK, the driving test is very different to hear.

Yeah.

So in our driving test, right, you've got to do a thing which was terrifying called the emergency stop.

So the instructor would say whenever I bang my

clipboard on the dashboard during this next 20 minutes test, you have to slam on the brakes

immediately. It was like a child who's just stepped in front of the car. So the whole test, right?

You're nervous anyway, aren't you? Because you're in the car with this strange guy with

this clipboard. You know he's analysing. You're over your mirror, signal, maneuver, all of that. You're checking anyway, aren't you? Because you're in the car with this strange guy with his clipboard.

You know he's analysing.

You're having your mirror, signal maneuver, all of that.

You're checking everything.

One false move, you're going to fail, got to go back to lessons.

And at any moment, he's going to smash the dashboard.

And you go, like this.

Did they still do that?

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