OMG! I just had my first driving lesson last night and the teacher looked exactly like that! He never told us anything about night mode and day mode though …
There’s just this switch on the rearview mirror that has to be changed when it’s night, it changes the angle of the mirror so it doesn’t reflect light directly into your eyes. My teacher just seems to forget he’s told us that before…
C’est sûr que je comprends pas, il a un accent de caricature! Ça paraît pas en anglais (je savais pas comment traduire), mais il dit “mossiou” au lieu de “monsieur” et “boyayer” au lieu de “voyager”…
J’ai surtout un très mauvais souvenir de mon 1er évaluateur de la SAAQ qui avait clairement un trip de pouvoir. Commentaires négatifs tout le long de l’examen, vraiment impertinents pour la plupart (genre: «voyons donc, t’aurais eu le temps de dépasser l’autobus, qu’est-ce tu fais?!»).
Haha XD I don’t think I’ll be buying a car soon… it’s just that a bunch of friends decided to go together and I tagged along because it’s much funner as a group!
This is too weird, my teacher over here in Malaysia looked exactly like that too! Except he was chinese, and so didn’t speak spanish. We also don’t have night mode here. People just modify their lights so it’s perpetually blindingly white.
My car is too old for a button. I have to flip a tab/lever at the bottom of the mirror. You fancy people and your buttons and power windows. Bah I say. :P
OMG! I just had my first driving lesson last night and the teacher looked exactly like that! He never told us anything about night mode and day mode though …
There’s just this switch on the rearview mirror that has to be changed when it’s night, it changes the angle of the mirror so it doesn’t reflect light directly into your eyes. My teacher just seems to forget he’s told us that before…
oui, mais tu comprends pas.
c’est le truc LE PLUS IMPORTANT de la conduite automobile… héhéhé.
(sérieux, pauvre toi!)
C’est sûr que je comprends pas, il a un accent de caricature! Ça paraît pas en anglais (je savais pas comment traduire), mais il dit “mossiou” au lieu de “monsieur” et “boyayer” au lieu de “voyager”…
J’ai surtout un très mauvais souvenir de mon 1er évaluateur de la SAAQ qui avait clairement un trip de pouvoir. Commentaires négatifs tout le long de l’examen, vraiment impertinents pour la plupart (genre: «voyons donc, t’aurais eu le temps de dépasser l’autobus, qu’est-ce tu fais?!»).
C’est encourageant… :[
i have never learned to drive, i have spongebob syndrome, my foot get stuck when its in reverse XD
Haha XD I don’t think I’ll be buying a car soon… it’s just that a bunch of friends decided to go together and I tagged along because it’s much funner as a group!
This is too weird, my teacher over here in Malaysia looked exactly like that too! Except he was chinese, and so didn’t speak spanish. We also don’t have night mode here. People just modify their lights so it’s perpetually blindingly white.
Haha that is so illegal here
I’ve been driving for over 7 years and never knew what that little switch thing was for…
Most people don’t even use it I think… and there he goes rambling about it everyday
They have to promote technological advancements somehow, I guess xD
I feel with you. We have kind of the same thing!
My dad used that to keep an eye on us kids in the back seat. Meanwhile, I now drive with it in night mode all the time…
My car is too old for a button. I have to flip a tab/lever at the bottom of the mirror. You fancy people and your buttons and power windows. Bah I say. :P