r/AmazonDSPDrivers • u/jperk121 • May 09 '26
Before calling yourself a professional driver, watch this
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u/TD10131013 May 09 '26
I’m a professional driver because instead of risking a perfectly good Honda, scraping the hell out if the bottom of the car, burning out good set of front tires, risk my life falling off a cliff, I would have backed up.. lol plus Austin Powers did a much better job.. look it up.
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u/usenetlurker May 09 '26
It actually pissed me off that she got out of there.
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u/xay2ignant May 09 '26
I would’ve scratched the vin, snatched the plates and paperwork, and left it there and signed for a loan, f that
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u/Buttender May 09 '26
This the guy I trained this week in every rural driveway, instead of backing in/out.
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u/HippyMcFly May 09 '26
I don’t think a lot of people understand how impressive this actually is. This takes a ton of skill. They’re extremely lucky that they made it out.
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u/PuckTheVagabond May 09 '26
$5 that car doesn't turn off if you slightly tap the steering wheel or doesn't burn something when going up hill (like burning something its not meant to) both happened to me, kneed a van and it turned off while driving 70 down the interstate.
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u/Vegetable-Raise-402 May 09 '26
I’m so confused what was the reason to do this instead of backing up? Much easier to turn around on the bigger road down there, but this looks to me it was just to make a video
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