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In the next hour or so, I'm about to do something I've never done before.

I am going to begin the training of my 15 year old to how to drive a car.

So he now has his learners permit.

It's crazy to me that I have a kid who's old enough to drive a car.

I can't believe that I have reached this stage of life.

But Ali was suggesting, and I think it's a good idea.

If you have any tips for me that you found to be particularly successful as it pertains

to teaching your kids how to drive a car, I could certainly use them.

Again, he's on the learners permit stage can get his driver's license.

The rules and laws I know are different everywhere.

I think you have to have a learner's permit for six months in the state of Tennessee where

I live and then you're eligible to go get your driver's license.

I don't remember what the rules were back in the day and what's kind of crazy.

I know everybody thinks younger generations things are changing a lot.

When I was turning 16, everybody out there wanted to get their driver's license as close

to their 16th birthday as possible.

And you would actually keep track of when one of your friends was getting closer to 16

if they had an early birthday, a September, October, November, December, style birthday

in that first semester of your sophomore year where suddenly you can start to drive a car

and you get that freedom.

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