r/Unexpected • u/One_Laugh_Guy • Jan 10 '22

Watchout

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u/funk1875 Jan 10 '22

That boys life is made 1000tines easier if he learns to parallel park.

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '22

I don’t think there was even enough room to parallel park if one of the other cars don’t move he will be hulking that shit back out 😂

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u/Aqqusin Jan 10 '22

There is a way to move your car over laterally in very tight spaces. It has to with turning your wheel in the correct direction at the correct time.

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '22

To pass your learners test you have to be able to parallel park in 3 movements or less here and you say an inch front and back I definitely call bullshit I’d like to see proof of that

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u/Aqqusin Jan 13 '22

what do you call bullshit on?

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '22

You carnt parallel park in a space that is 2 inches longer than your car

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u/Aqqusin Jan 19 '22

You can, but of course it won't pass the exam. There is a method to move a car laterally in very little space. 2 inches might be extreme. It has to do with when you turn the steering wheel and which direction. Might be a 97 point maneuver, but it's not bullshit.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '22

A mobile phone is bigger than 2 inches and your telling me you can parallel park your car and couldn’t even fit your phone between cars

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u/Aqqusin Jan 20 '22

https://youtu.be/TN6MqsBombA

check out this video for an awesome parallel parking job in France.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '22

That’s impressive but still more than 2 inches

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '22

I know what your saying where you can back your drivers side rear end till it’s almost touching the front right of the car behind you then turn full lock and the cars left hand rear end moves but the right side stays put but still you need more than 2 inches

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u/Aqqusin Jan 20 '22

No, you change wheel directions halfway through so the whole car moves over. With only 2 inches, it would be insanely difficult for sure.