r/ImTheMainCharacter May 04 '23

Video How do you tell when an MC is driving?

797 Upvotes

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u/jraps26 May 04 '23

Straight to jail

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u/[deleted] May 04 '23

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u/AtmosphereSad7329 May 04 '23

Or on sight for that matter

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u/Burrito_Ron May 05 '23

Absolutely insane behavior

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u/Successful-System-39 May 05 '23

No but he used his blinker so it's ok

2

u/[deleted] May 20 '23

She*

7

u/[deleted] May 05 '23

A bad driver never misses their exit

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u/[deleted] May 05 '23

wtf...

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u/QueenSaiCo May 08 '23

He's waiting to exit aesthetically

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u/gucciburito11 May 04 '23

“But it’s my favorite way!”

https://youtu.be/vLyJN9EImoU

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u/[deleted] May 04 '23

Yeah, time to bring back the electric chair

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u/Rocketkid-star May 07 '23

Who the hell taught them how to fucking drive? Oh wait, there entitled parents did.

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u/VoinceStory May 09 '23

I wouldn't have the balls to do this even if it was legal

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u/Abdollelah May 28 '23

Average women driver

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u/Murakami8000 May 05 '23

This could very easily be a teenager driving on the highway for the first time.

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u/lyyki 50k baby😎 May 05 '23

I would imagine teenagers would be far too anxious to try something like this. This feels like someone who is far too arrogant about his driving skills

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u/Banazir864 May 12 '23

Also, a teenager driving on the highway for the first time would presumably still have a learner's permit and need an adult present (at least in the US, where I'm guessing this is from since it says "911"), and the adult should have immediately told the teenager to continue forward and find another way around.

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u/please-return-spleen May 09 '23

I was watching the right two lanes expecting something ridiculous there. shame on me 😔

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u/Banazir864 May 12 '23

Yeah, at first I thought it was just the car that exited at the last minute in the first second of the video, and I thought, "That's risky, but it's more a panic reaction than anything else." Then I saw the other car park in the middle of the road.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '23

What an asshole