@VikingTemplar

How much different is it to drive on the opposite side?

Bet your bollocks were scrambled by the end of it

Never had much trouble switching

Some people can't seem to transition

Had a massive blowout on the tire of our rental van a few years back, was a bit of a moment as we were just getting on the free way doing about 50mph and the limit was 70.

damn

Was fuckin scary for a sec there 😂

obviously a bit jarring at first, but you get used to it, going to automatic at the same time made it worse tbh

Are cars in Britain not automaticV

most anyways

I prefer manual

mostly all manual

Didn't know that, good trivia

Auto is pretty standard for most people here

Auto is for gays

Meh

yea automatic is the standard in the states

Unless it's like a saloon or sth

its opposite in europe

Was it laziness though

i need to learn manual

Or was their a point

most cool classic cars are manual

How'd you like driving next to suburbans and trucks?

i dont like autos tbh, i dont feel like im in control of anything

^

The problem I have.

and also it just seems manlier to drive one

Manlier.

I learnt manual because I’m looking at a job in the mines and they use a lot of manuals

rofl

Never had an issue with auto

i remember when i switched from manual to auto i kept reaching down like a dumbass

Fuck driving a manual in peak hour traffic though.

you know theres trucks in ireland right? they aint unique to usa

rofl

aye when my dad tried to teach me he took me out to some steep hills to practice

I meant the shear number of them

Last time I was down south everyone person that past me had one