Canada's Worst Driver: A Very Dangerous TV Show 

i don't either wow

i second that

Me too

Canada is a myth

yeah and his name is curtis not kurtis he's fooling us all

Evidently she has severe borderline personality disorder and has spoken out about it since the show. She has gotten real help and talked about how even though mental health is not an excuse for bad driving, it defintely contributed to her recklessness. To clarify though, I don't think that mental health is an excuse for being an asshole to everyone else on the show.

@@anahand4137 not bipolar disorder. She has borderline personality disorder.

@@jeltje50 Thank you! I saw another comment that had used them interchangeably and I wasn't sure which one it actually was.

@@anahand4137 so u just spread hearsay although ur not sure if it’s correct? 🤨

@@growing.flowers The point of my reply was to explain that mental health was a large component in her behavior and that although she has developed as a person, a mental health disorder does not excuse hurting other people. I included the wrong disorder in my response and I apologize for that. The intended message of my original comment still stands.

LITERALLY

I was looking for this

Jinkies

I'm so happy someone finally said this I was looking for a comment if anyone saw Velma too 😭

the fat version of velma

just get rid of your anxiety!! drive!!!! it's not that hard!!!!!!!!!!

"Just stop worrying"

Big "Why are you depressed? Just be happy" energy

"You're anxious? Just stop it then 😁😁"

Damn man are you doing fine now?

@@TheSpot22 im doing better, just kinda struggling. ty for asking

@@EmiMartinezOfficial Glad to hear that!!! You're really strong man

@@EmiMartinezOfficialLMAOOOOO

the most canadian comment lmao

this is the most canadian comment i’ve ever seen

yeah, even me a brazilian guy, can say this is the most canadian comment i've ever seen aswell

@@rikodrigues5139 e aí br tamo junto

@Angelina L 👇💋 please just stop it

Fr, I’m canadian and it’s just fine. It’s not good or bad, just fine.

Kurtis is really funny for a Canadian..

Canada is the best country no joke fvck America

@@internal.rage. ...Whoa!.. Please lets not say anything we can't take back.....

@@internal.rage. LMAO

yeah I was fairly certain she was a plant from the moment I saw the staff. Shows like this will frequently add a "character" behind the scenes to add extra drama in case the actual contestants don't provide enough content

1) how the hell did she still have a license after that many collisions? 2) also, those weren't accidents, they were predictable results of reckless, sociopathic driving. Slipping on a banana peel is an accident.

for sure. also um hi to you too suzan

At least we got the fashion pun

don't worry, he put it in the description. tis truly our Mayor Kurtis!

Not to mention the lack of an extra greeting

@@moomoomrcow8484 he doesn’t do those anymore

He needs rehab AND therapy* Not only does he have such bad (what I assume is anxiety from the symptoms) that he can’t even operate a car, and now he’s drowning his sorrows to function, that’s like pouring water onto a grease fire

I have the same anxiety about cars and it sucks, I would never drink and drive, but I wish I could function enough to just get my license and even be able to practice driving for it, but I can't

@@orbeezeater yes absolutely agree, he also needs therapy to help learn healthy coping skills. I'm not going to give him any shit for having addiction issues because that's not his fault but to think it's okay to drive under the influence and put himself and especially others in danger is not okay and he needs help to fix that. You can't be a 'better driver' under the influence. Definitely not acceptable. I hope he's doing better though.

He’s obviously having severe withdrawal. That man should not be driving at all.

@@alexmackrell1385 I had severe anxiety about driving for a long time, but it got better for me and I just got my license at the age of 26. I feel like the trick is super short drives at first.

Idk the details but as a host I'd keep quite a distance from cars that contestants are in

The host actually was quite a distance away...

At least in the Dutch version you actually loose your license.

When being polite goes too far!

The only people who say Canadians are polite and great are the ones who have never lived here. Source: I'm Canadian, hey how are ya.

-Canadians are polite- *majority of* Canadians are polite

im american and i think canadians pride themselves too much in other people thinking theyre polite so i dont think theyre polite people /hj (edit: most of yall are great people dont take this too seriously)

@@LadyDecember ​ americans are always like "wow you're canadian, everyone's so polite up there!" but then whenever i go home i get followed in stores lol

haha yes

@@kimberlyalexadra3666 What in Mcgenuine super fine Kentucky fried fuck

But does Kurtis know he was named after the lizard from Spider-man?

Yeah way to spoil the season in the first episode Andrew

Jesus loves you, praying over everyone

i totally feel you! i delayed getting my license for years due to anxiety attacks similar to Danielle. but i got really good at navigating public transport to get to school and work, which definitely helped me improve my overall anxiety resilience ❤ i’m glad your country has good infrastructure for it! get your license when you feel ready, if ever. there’s too many cars out there as is… and unfortunately there will always be Krystals out here driving recklessly and making me white-knuckle the wheel lmao

Good luck if you eventually try to get a licence!

i used to have really bad driving anxiety and when i decided i wanted to get my license i did drivers ed first. i don’t know what country you’re in or if you have drivers ed but it might be worth looking into it can help with your confidence driving. also remember that there is no set age you’re “supposed to” get your license at, take as much time as you need :)

@@jetbolster driving ed is actually mandatory here! but if it went really really wrong, they could technically list me as "a danger to themselves and others" (when driving) and forbid me from getting my license at all

yes, krystal actually has bpd and is now a mental health advocate.

Thank you for this Cory D

For real, I have extreme driving anxiety for some reason and I can't imagine having to display my panic attacks for the world :/

I remember watching this show! I grew up in Alberta, and so many 'winners' came from Alberta, which wasn't too surprising to me. I too felt like this show was a bit exploitative. There was an 'All Star' season and there was this one girl, Angelina I think was her name? Anyways, she was clearly struggling with some mental health issues. They did eventually let her leave the show and helped her get into therapy. But they definitely didn't fail to use her for laughs before that came to a head.

Crystal needed her license revoked that bitch was an actual sociopath... She was putting other peoples lives at risk ant turned it into people being mean to her for telling her to stop.

socialisn is also when no house. lol i feel like he has to know the hasan memes

@@mikusheadphones kurtis talked about Hasan’s house controversy on his podcast I think

Indeed

Socialism is when have 1950s American car.

as a sociology student i can confirm

and probably actual rehab for the alcohol

she reminds me of a lot of toxic people I used to be friends with..and definitely seems like the type to cry to get out of situations. I don’t like her from what I’ve seen of her LMAO

Either that or it was scripted I'm not sure which way it goes 🤷

@@tarettime9392 nah she really is like that. One of the contestants from that season came out and said that these people are real and she really was that toxic Edit: the contestant's name is Lou Valcourt and she made a series of RU-vid vids reacting to each episode of her season on the show

Or, you know, the fact that she drove on the sidewalk.

She’s like a sociopath I used to work with. She did no work while texting. I politely confronted her ONCE and she went to my manager and gossiped to the other coworkers to make me out to be a “bully” meanwhile she made fun of me during a meeting for having Aspergers. I cried for real and she immediately saw my manager have some sympathy for me . . She didn’t like not being the center of attention for two seconds . Then she fake cried right after and interrupted me several times. Yeah, I am very aware of sociopaths. They have to be the most popular center of attention all the time.

omg im albertan too. i hate it here. worst province

not surprising thoo

Uhh whats her name? Need to find content of this

you Albertans make up for it with Alphonso Davies and Cody Ko tho so I wouldn't worry

jesus christ just how bad did she have to do to get that to happen in a god.damn reality tv show

imagine lmao 💀

I love how happy he is XD

I laughed so hard at that part

“I love speeding :D”

I love refrigerators

yall cannot tell me he didnt speak in tiny when he said that😭

yo same!! im also autistic and have really bad fear of roads in general (i've had reoccuring nightmares about being forced to drive for years & i have panic attacks when i think abt having to drive anything), and people don't understand why i don't want to drive, because i don't trust myself to be able to be safe on the roads. & i totally feel the same, being 18 and having to get yr parents to drive you places fucking sucks!! so many people view not learning to drive as "immature" or "lazy" but our society be set up so that if you cant drive your quality of life suffers. i dont have a drivers license, which means i dont have an ID (im working on getting one) so theres shit i cant do because society just assumes that every person over 16 has a drivers license. we desperately need to normalize not driving and better public transport, for disabled + neurodivergent people as well as people who can't afford a car or have their drivers license revoked and still need to go to their jobs

Oh honey 😢

I'm not saying that you shouldn't work on getting over your fear, but there are options like once you get old enough moving somewhere with public transportation, or somewhere where your needs are within walking distance. Also Uber and Lyft, and making friends with people who don't mind carpooling with you places. I'm 28 and still don't drive due to a lot of anxieties and car accidents when I was young. I honestly believe it's natural to be afraid of something that is so serious

Yeah, I feel for them. I have anxiety and when I was 15 right after I started driving I had a pretty traumatic experience driving and couldn’t bring myself to do it again until I was like 20 or 21, so like... I had anxiety so bad that I avoided driving for like 5 or 6 years. It was pretty bad... I HAD to get a car for work though and sort of forced myself into an informal kind of exposure therapy (don’t recommend doing this just saying I did, it was probably a very bad idea). What’s ironic now though is that it’s been a while since all of that, and honestly driving is one of my favorite things to do. I go on crazy-long road trips frequently, I would up driving for a living for a little while, and my car was a crazy good investment, because there were nights where I had nowhere but my car to sleep. Most people who know me will tell you that I’m one of the best drivers they know now lol

I seem to recall that some of these worst drivers only drove because they lived in rural areas with no other options. It’s a real ad for accessibility of public transport for everyone.

she seems like the type of person that would blame the consequences of her own actions on stuff like horoscopes and undiagnosed illnesses

I appreciate this comment because I definitely thought the drunk driver was more selfish and stupid than Krystal! She's not a good driver at all but it feels like he was piling on her.

CWD was probably my favourite reality show. Kurtis also left out the part about how they actually helped her get a mental health diagnosis and some counselling to get to the root of her issues. I disagree pretty strongly with him that they don't care about the contestants or their safety. If you watch a full season you get to see that the whole point of the driver rehab is to get people safe and comfortable on the road for their sake and for everyone else on the road as well, and if they don't feel like they can achieve that, they either have them admit they don't want to drive and make alternate plans, or they don't even give their licenses back sometimes. I've used some of their techniques (swerve and avoid, icy corner, etc.) in real life, the show was practical and not as sensationalized as he made it out to be. "I don't understand, like, why anybody would agree to go on this show." Honestly, because like you said Kurtis, we're desensitized to driving. It can literally be life or death to be a poor driver to a certain degree, and this show genuinely helped people to become better as they graduated.

i love how you can tell her favorite way to manipulate is just start crying 😂😂😂

And the worst part is that she thought her wreck less driving was funny and acceptable behavior because she would laugh, argue she was in the right, or cry to avoid taking responsibility.

Yes definitely a society. A society on a planet in a solar system located in a galaxy called milky way which is part of the local group (it is a cluster of galaxies). The local group is located inside a supercluster called the virgo supercluster (which is a cluster of clusters of galaxies). The supercluster is located in the universe. Nothing is bigger than the universe. 🤠🤠 yee yee

We do in fact live in a society.

@TechaTried lol i had just learned that in my astronomy class so yeah hahah.

omg a fellow urban planning nerd among us!!!!

bruh i was stuck in deep thought thinking about what he said for a bit

I had a teacher whose last name is Malacarne, which means “bad meat” in Italian! Like… bruh, what did your ancestor _do?!_ 🤣

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Ooh, did not know about Bakster/Baxter! Cool info!

This is both dumb and interesting

John Hancock?

I've always liked how Baxter sounds, now I like it more cause I know what it means.

I knew someone had to have said it.

Yes

I WAS WONDERING IF ANYONE ELSE THOUGHT THIS

@@user-zh4vo1kw1z did you seriously had to say she was fat ?

Man I can't believe she didn't think of it when she chose her clothes before going on TV lol

I’m glad you’re getting better, I have a panic disorder so learning to drive is hell, you know? Plus I live in a small town so one follows traffic laws but barely any sidewalks here so walking isn’t usually a option

Wait, really?! I thought it couldn't get worse

And he's still on the f**king road!!

he drives drunk. HE DRIVES DRUNK. is he still alive? has he killed someone??

I had to watch and episode for my english class (s6e1 i think) and one of the drivers said she had hit about 900 cars since she started driving 30+ years prior. NINE HUNDRED! And she said she gets into more than one hit per week, and that doesn't even count the hits she didn't realize had happened. Worst part was her husband paid for all the tickets and reparations...and he used to be a driving instructor.

​@@biancalavigne9130 bruh I need to move to Canada apparently you get INFINITE mistakes forgiven wtfff I'm afraid of one parking ticket they are literally getting away with killing sprees 😭

And that thing about how big a responsibility it is, is why I wish my dad wouldn't be so insistent on me learning to drive. I KNOW I would not be able to fulfill that responsibility. Not because I'm a bad person. I literally just wouldn't realize I'm being irresponsible. I have ADHD lol. I can't even pay attention to a RU-vid video that I chose to watch (I went to the comments before even watching,) or remember what tabs I have open. How am I going to keep track of where the cars are going, where I'm going, the speed limit, stop signs, turn signals, my mirrors, and even more. He was explaining it to me just earlier and even while listening I felt confused and overwhelmed, and as he was getting to the climax of the importance of paying attention, I YELLED DOG. Because I saw a random dog. In a random car. And had started ignoring him. On accident. Not to mention I have anxiety which would not be helping me every time I force myself to risk my life and everyone else's around me as I drive a giant, lethal vehicle. Choking and vomitting while on the road is not productive for attention span OR even being able to see. Yeah, dad, I'd totally be a great driver. Sure. Pft, I probably wouldn't even be able to focus on the lessons and I'd forget all the rules before even being able to worry about following them. I couldn't focus on school either.

@@catpoke9557 I also had a lot of anxiety connected to driving (no ADHD though), only got my license when I was 24. I got to it because I decided that knowing how to drive doesn't mean that I have to do it all the time. On the other hand, situations might arise when your ability to drive becomes detrimental.

@@catpoke9557 good for you for realizing that. if you really don't feel comfortable driving there are totally ways to avoid it for the rest of your life (friends, ridesharing, etc.). it doesn't make sense to force someone to drive when they don't feel comfortable, that's how accidents happen.

Yes!! thank you (:

@@catpoke9557 my boyfriend has ADHD and can't drive an automatic transmission. I know it's harder to learn, but have you tried driving a manual? He feels like he has way more interaction and things to keep his focus

Honestly it’s heartbreaking how badly people portray BPD… my ex was certain that I couldn’t have BPD because the ones he saw in medschool were threatening their loved ones with knives… Those are only a small fraction of the BPD community.

Ong. My partner has BPD and just got their license. Not because they're a bad driver but because they had major anxiety behind the wheel. Now, they are super careful and try everything to be safe. Krystal is just a bad driver. BPD ain't got nothing to do with it.

literally!! as someone else w/ bpd, it's incredibly illogical to blame something like that on bpd.

yeah and on top of that, mental illness is NOT an excuse to put peoples LIVES IN DANGER! she could kill someone driving like that and she doesn't even care. even if her BPD was an excuse, she still shouldn't be allowed to have a license. there are plenty of disorders that genuinely do make it dangerous to drive, and people with those disorders are not allowed to drive for that reason. her whole attitude just made me so mad 😭😭😭

I have BPD myself and got my license at 29. Took me months to build up the courage to even go the standard "10 above the limit" everyone follows where I am. I'm constantly terrified I'm being a bad driver.

Ikr! 20 hit and runs fuck that guy

i just feel kinda bad for the 2 girls who have panic attacks and that their reason theyre bad drivers, but i havent watched the show so i wouldnt know how bad they are lol

except for mike

Oh yes and Mike! Him and the 2 girls with panic attacks should be so disrespected

@@luciferislucid i dont think disrespected is the word you were lookin for mate. i agree with u tho lmao

???

Go touch some grass

I do this with songs

😂😂😂😂 I just say the video

i appreciate this\

Good job 👍

Thank you sir, I was hoping someone did this lmao

My name is curtis and I also live in Canada so that basically means I’m destined to make videos about people driving bad.

Yeah. I can see her in some grocery store in Lethbridge, or Canmore just coughing and sneezing all over shit.

@@himwhoisnottobenamed5427those are very correct cities to choose unfortunately lmao

@@himwhoisnottobenamed5427If she was from Ontario I’d say Thunder Bay or Brampton suits her too lmao.

Krystal looks exactly like Velma with the hair, glasses, and orange shirt!🤣

Well NOW we don't need masks anymore luckily! The mask times were such a sucky time even though most people complied but we were all so glad when it was over and now I don't see masks at all anymore and it's great to be back to normal again!🥰

She needed to hear it its polite to all the people that she's endangered

He was actually born in Australia. 🤷‍♀️

Someone once said that Canadians are Canadian everywhere except for on the road and in the rink. Maybe the road extends to conversation about the road

@@goliath290 wait are Canadians just really mean when they roller skate? I’m confused

@@fart63 hockey

Was looking for this comment lmfaooo

BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS COMMENT

@@L3th4l_Nxghtm4r3 ME TOO

CMD f'd Velma because I knew this lok was too on point

I had to scroll waaaaay too far to find this comment. Moment I saw her I checked the comment section because I thought it would be the top one.

It’s a pretty common last name, it’s come from ur ancestors being cobblers “shoe maker”

That’s good to hear! Glad she realized her wrongs and fixed them.

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@@dandylee8525 Not really sure how that works lol, everyone with BPD is similar in some sort of way. But like all people with or without the same disorders, everyone is unique.

@@nomoretwitterhandles they were making a joke that both them and Krystal have bpd !

wait fr??

worst driver in the netherlands is the best driver in the us

In sweden program we have a driver thought that if the was two speed signs the speed should be dubble.

let's not forget though, that did happen on a parking lot i believe instead of on the highway! in the netherlands they do most of this stuff on the parking lot, not immediately highway

I need this show

I am very surprised that the guy with all the hit and runs didn't hit the host. He was standing RIGHT THERE

Mo😊

Hope her behaviour improved as well for her and the people around her

Source?

No idea if this is true or not but I hope it is

@@PossiblyAlena why would they lie

@@shell9918 cause internet

omg same! I just started the neuroscience program, what are you going for? I’m going for pediatric neurosurgery so I’m premed :)

I am also a neuroscience major and can agree

neuroscience = socialism? 🤔

I was born in socialism. Nearly everyone had cars, and this was 70s, 80s, 90s. Then we fucked up all the cars while "switching" to capitalism. Now no jobs, no cars, mass exodus. I'm not neuroscience though. Just civil engineering/surveying.

Huh?

I’m rewatching this and right after the rant about accessible public transport and how driving shouldn’t be a necessity, I got an ad that started with “you drive to work” 😂

I've already cried on the road twice and I am 15 :D dw very desolated road. And hey im doing great it's just very stressful, my older sibling took 2 years to start driving lesson(from when they were eligible) kinda wish I took some sort of break too it was and is terrifying, I just know I'm going to cry when I get told I gotta go on a highway/busy road we have been in my neighborhood and a desolate old road(dead end too) downtown so far. But HEY I know what scares me now it's not knowing what to is gonna happen I think I will be calm if I watch someone drive where I'm going to drive before I do, but then again mom probably won't wanna cuz it will take awhile to drive there and back :/

I know that feeling too, especially when anyone instructing you, whether it's especially my dad or a licensed instructor, will start being aggressive whenever I make any LITTLE mistake. Most notably, my dad agreed to let me drive for the first time with him. I'm making a turn coming out from a residential street to the main road, but I was a bit slow. He says go, but as I started to slowly increase speed at the turn he starts hurrying me like "go, GO GO!" And from that, I nearly crashed into a tree. The pure anxiety from that is scary. From there, I acted HELLA more confident on the road, like the really comfortable cocky type of confidence. I only act it because if I don't, I'm afraid I would involuntarily and constantly make mistakes, and the fear of the backlash I've gotten before will break me. My sister has it exceedingly worse in that she's unable to drive without extreme anxiety. Runs in the family, I guess. Still don't have licenses, me at 21, her at 28.

I'm sorry you have had awful people invalidating your fears and anxiety :( I didn't get my license at 16 because I kept crying at the wheel. Luckily my parents, siblings and friends never pressured me or made fun of me for it. I stay in big cities and use public transit. At 30 now I'm getting my licence at my own pace and it's going much more smoothly. Aiming to get my full license in the spring! 🤞 I appreciated Kurtis mentioning that driving anxiety is real and valid too~

same! ppl didn’t understand why i didn’t go and get my L’s as soon as i turned 16 but the thought of being on the road freaked me the hell out. after a month i felt so pressured to get my L’s from family and friends that i did (and passed) the required theory test. but now whenever dad says “let’s do some practice driving” i freak out so much behind the wheel and am only willing to drive around my driveway. ty for commenting this bc it is nice to know there r other ppl who feel/have felt the same way

Honestly. I still get anxious on busy roads

He said he drinks before driving because it's the only way he'll be calm enough to drive. So that's probably an anxiety disorder too.

@@gabriellasands and an alcohol addiction

@@gabriellasands true,,but also he needs alcoholics anonymous not driving lessons, i get that doesn't make for good tv but still

The guy who had the brain trauma better have been the first one out cuz he did not deserve that crap. Not one single bit.

⁠​⁠@@birdyburdy839 nah fr tho that’s so fucked how can you compare someone who has a severe brain injury to a literal drunkard and idiots

Where do you live? I'm surprised to hear this aired anywhere outside of Canada.

I remember Kevin. That was kind of just sad

I literally came to this video just to see this comment

This is why I'm here!

@@thomasaarsbergen509 Same

I was about to do it myself if If I didn’t do it

so we all here lmao

Are you talking about tyler? They did kinda make it his thing which was strange, but it definitely wasn’t neutral. They explained multiple times how many people on the show have been personally affected by drunk drivers.

Literally just dodge it

Only drink when stopped at traffic lights, problem solved.

I don't think it was portrayed like that. The host seemed pretty shocked when he heard it...

Yeah literally one of the most irresponsible selfish and dangerous things you can do. If you can't drive without being drunk to "calm your nerves" then you shouldn't fucking drive. Imagine being like a crane operator or any kind of job requiring you to operate heavy machinery and u tell ur boss u can't work unless you're a lil drunk first. Wtf

Damn, that crazy and I am from Florida

In my country the minibus taxis will cut three entire lanes of traffic to make a turn off. In South Africa you learn to fear the minibus taxis quickly. The only people safe from the minibus taxi are the people inside the minibus taxi.

my worst nightmare is having to drive in atlanta

@@Urmom-mn6vm same, I’m also from Florida and I’m like 🤔😳…

Can confirm, no one will let you cross until you somehow guilt them into letting you live...at this point when I cross I stare down every single car, and give extra dirty glaces to the cars that do that fun thing where they drive over the crosswalk but stop midway through so you have to go into the road and off the crosswalk itself.

Bro no worries, it's way more common than you think. My dad can't drive long roads because of panic too. Same with my grandma

Dude absolutely nothing wrong with not driving due to panic attacks, it's safer for yourself and other people.

Driving is scary so I don’t blame you. If I had a choice to not drive, I would, but unfortunately where I live, there is no good public transportation

that is a 100% reasonable reason to not drive. panic attacks are disabling and it's absolutely not worth the risk. i wish public transportation was more accessible

Honestly I've been trying to tell my dad this. I tell him "I can't do (x) because it would make me too panicked and I could put other people in danger." He tells me "if you get so easily panicked you should never do (x), you could put people in danger." And I'm like,, "Yeah, I,,, literally just said that???"

@ironcladmermaid i had to reread your comment and look at their comment again because I saw the same things at first😅 I was like “wait. Those aren’t croissants?”

@@delilahdrummond4076 lmao i did the same

Delicious croissants 🥐 🥐

ironcladmermaid munch munch munch-

Fr like the evidence is right there

It very may well be true but if they just say they were told to say it by producers nothing can be proved. Unless they give an intersection and date lol. Like saying you did 20 hit and runs in a year. How would your car function like a car if every year you run into like 20 things? Lotta this stuff is faked and a lot just can’t be proven.

@@PetSymmetry a hit and run isn't necessarily slamming a car. He could have just dented bumpers, knocked a mirror off, scraped the side. A car would easily still function like a car outside of a bigger collision.

@@-8h- I get that, but if we’re to believe this dude is so fucking bad at driving that he collides with 20 things a year, I’m assuming he’s not just having little close calls like that. Again, probably faked anyways because people will say anything on these shows.

I've long suspected the show might have a deal with law enforcement to allow the contestants to be honest about their past crimes without fear of getting like arrested for this stuff. There's also the matter of proving which specific crimes they committed when and stuff. I know mostly they don't see consequences but sometimes Cam does call up his buddies on the force in these peoples' hometowns to let them know about them for particularly dangerous drivers.

good for her

That is so reassuring. Her behavior then starts looking like a BPD high. Glad she got help

wow who woulda thought. addressing mental problems help people

@@pvic6959 i think you need to address yours lmao why so aggressive

@@aubrey2858 that was meant to be in a sarcastic tone lmao

I'm so sorry for your loss 💕

yeah my cousins were killed in a car accident a few months ago when my little cousin was 1. im happy kurtis is spreading awareness too. im sorry for your loss.

@@rianhowerton thank you, i’m so sorry for your loss as well, prayers for your family as they go through such a hard time 💜

@@zahramuhammad6295 thank you💜

@@norabbraley thank you💗

Physcopathic tbh

@@CL0WNP4RTY uh I don't think they meant the mental illness, just the behavior. It's pretty common to use psychopathic to mean abnormal. That's the 2nd result that pops up on google when you search psychopathic. Their comment didn't diagnose her or anything, just condemned her behavior. Obviously noone's gonna think that the person is a clinical psychopath by reading that comment. You need to calm down.

@@stellasoleclark5586 Then don't fucking use the word

@@Ellie-bj2uw why not? It's valid in that context. Psychopathic is synonymous with abnormal behavior. You can't control other people from using words just because the misuse of the other meaning triggers you. Where I live, we pretty much never mean the clinical meaning. "You use (: instead of :)? That's psychopathic man" "Haha" Is there any connection to actual psychopaths? Does the first person actually believe the second person is one? No.

@@stellasoleclark5586 Because it doesn't make sense. It doesn't trigger me but you should not misuse terms or normalize their uses in such casual contexts. Because of that everybody thinks every shitty ex that they've had is a “narcissist” when the truth is that they were just another really horrible human being. certain terms do not belong in certain contexts.

Nice

Came to comment the same (from Elvis video) 😂

I need to see him respond lol. Tempted to comment it on his tik tok

@@ablacklatina what is this from lol

@@mariahmuise In the lastest video from Elvis the Alien (The Spiderman one), he made a remark about Kurtis and (I think) the villain from the first movie having the same name. Also, he asked to comment this on Kurtis' video to make him aware.

I was a late bloomer when it came to driving, totally failed my first driving test. Lol. If you want to learn, I have faith that you can do it. Take your time to learn, and with practice comes calm and confidence. If you're comfortable not ever driving, don't feel bad. You are perfect as you are!

Same. People don’t understand and try to just force me to drive. It helps to drive with someone who watches out for me and is able to step in if something should go wrong next to me

i'm the same, everyone shames me for not getting my license, even though i have panic attacks just sitting in the front seat while some else drives like : ' ) such dumb stigma. kill all cars tbh

@@BB-bw8tk yes exactly it's like bro you don't want me on the road. I don't want to risk the lives of other people, I'm doing y'all a service

@@BB-bw8tk we should go back to horses lmao

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LMAO THIS IS GOLD

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Velma: "I am smart" Also Velma: "I can't drive."

Unfortunately you would be surprised by how many Midwest macho men who use alcohol to self treat anxiety because they can admit they have it, just not to a fucking doctor But I agree, anxiety meds are the Truth and the Way (for me at least) Edit-- and the local classical radio station saves my life lol, you've got good tips dude

Fr, I had anxiety issues when I learned how to drive because driving in a lot of traffic made me feel immense pressure. Sometimes the nerves got to me and I made dumb mistakes. However, I got help to manage my anxiety and also learning techniques to make my driving safer and calmer in difficult situations which not only made me less anxious but also more confident. It's scary to see grown adults completely ignore the issue while also making themselves more dangerous to the people around them. Not just for anxiety but for any other issues that could affect other people

Honestly I get the feeling of anxiety. I haven't gotten a license yet but for everyone sake, I'm not planning to. The thought of driving scares me shit less and I might zone out or accidentally panic and hit something if I drive

@@adrenalineactivate You are extremely smart to have such self awareness. Wish more ppl did. I never drive when in pain or anxiety/panic attack... coz I couldn't live if I hurt someone.

Substance abuse and alcoholism isn't rational; it's a mental illness.

Also, great public transportation actually is a part of socialism!

@@gnocchidokey Only if the debate includes "private vs. state-owned", otherwise it's just something all forms of ideology and government have to discuss at some point. Extremist right wingers have just decided to adopt all moronic stances in all political questions, so anything even remotely sensible turns into a "socialist policy".

As a disabled person who can’t drive I can’t emphasize how important that is

Same here

It would actually help against the shitty drivers too, cause people who don't want to drive wouldn't have to.

I'm the opposite, because I purposely avoided driving BECAUSE it seems scary, but everybody is telling me I need to learn now that I'm 21. It would beore convenient to drive and notnhave to rely on busses and get groceries on my own and stuff but I just see so many stupid drivers and pedestrians and I am a distracted person in general anyway so the idea always scared me, but everyone is saying I need to learn.

​@@fuzzyotterpaws4395hey man, take your time and do it when you feel ready, don't feel pressured into driving

​@@fuzzyotterpaws4395 as someone who was scared to drive but learned because public transportation doesn't exist in my area it's better being in control behind the wheel. I still get nervous when other people drive but I'm okay when I'm the one driving. City driving is the only thing I still struggle with cause it's hard to navigate and watch all the different lanes. GPS helps. But I only drive in the city a few times a year so I'd probably be fine if I did it more and knew my way around better.

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yes @@sekiro_the_one-armed_wolf

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That would’ve been genius 💀💀💀

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Dude ur doing great

Hey, I used to have really bad driving anxiety too. I didn't get my license until I was 21. It actually gets so much more manageable when you get your license and just practice driving without anyone with you in the car. That being said, I have two close friends (we are in our 30s now) who don't have licenses, and 3 of my husband's siblings (all in their late 20s) don't have licenses either. It's nothing to be ashamed of, but it's also something that you can practice and get better at if it's important to you. You just need to really push yourself. I also have a personal conspiracy theory that no one passes their test on the first try so they have to come back and pay again to take the test again.

Good for you for staying determined to still get your license! Driving is scary enough without having anxiety. You're stronger for working through it

Good job

It’s all good I didn’t get mine until I was 21 and I still get anxious driving. I’d rather take public transport

Came here to post this and I'll just add my message here hey Mr mayor hi hello @kurtistownmayor dude you know your dad saw the amazing Spider-Man and was like dude that's my son dude! The lizard guy? Dude, that's him.

Let's GO. Elvis gang!!

@@qoved yessir!!!

Nice

@@Namtrix yhh

The more i watch, the more i realize this was the exact episode i watched 😭