Midwest Driving School 

"You said cheese curds?" "Yeah I don't think we said that but that's a good suggestion" this is art

You forgot to stop by any car that has flashers on the side of the road offering to help even if you have no mechanical knowledge.

"Gotta wave quicker or he'll think you're from Chicago" HAHAHA That's so true!

"Just cause we're here first doesn't mean you need to go first"

You forgot the look. When you pass someone you have to look over and see who you are passing. Very important. We call Culvers the Wisconsin Embassy when in other states.

"Ope, cows." **rolls down window** Hey cows! Moooooooo!"

“The sign says it might be icy” “...it’s summer” “Yeah you never know” This is beyond accurate. I’ve hit black ice in mid April in Ohio.

Half of this is mid west in the other half is just pure Wisconsin

Bob and Pam are the best. Everyone knows Bob and Pam.

“I lit a candle at church so the construction would go away but I guess I gotta light another” Accurate

I'm from Northern Michigan. My driving portion of the Drivers Ed. trainings was basically driving my instructor (who was also my wrestling coach, wood shop teacher and buddy's dad) to all of his favorite spots to see if any deer had been in.

NO. You stop at EVERY Culver's. They all have different flavors of the day.

“Jeeze louise you have to do that quicker or they’ll think you’re from Chicago” honestly the way I was taught to drive in the city was fast and ignorant

I took my driving lessons in Manitowoc. This is accurate. Favorite part was driving on I-43 and the instructor says "step on it! It's ok, I know the cops around here." As we are doing 80mph in a 65mph zone lol

You should do a sketch where multiple midwestern people stop at a 4 way stop and no one wants to go and they all keep trying to wave the other person on

Wisconsin accents for a Midwest video. I’m a Hoosier and I still approve as I do all these things while driving.

Grew up in such a small town, Bayfield, that we knew each other by the car we drove. Of course when someone bought a new car or was borrowing someone elses, that would mess you up. Of course you have to wave to everyone! You have to ask permission to change lanes because if you don't they will speed up thinking you want to race. We gave our potholes names. Great vid once again der guy!

Love how he called the glasses holder a “brat holder”

I was like I live in the Midwest, but I can't relate... then I realized I am from Chicago.

You should do "things dads say in Wisconsin"

"you gotta do that faster, they'll think you're from Chicago" 😂😂😂

Growing up in Wausau, my high school math teacher had that accent and would say "tree forts" instead of three fourths. That's probably the reason he taught math and not English.

"Deeper den da bottom of a brandy old fashioned on a friday night." I'M DEAD.

“We don’t have walleye right now, bur we will during lent” To this day i still have no idea if that was scripted because cripes, it is so freaking true!

"permission to put the cheese curds in your brat holder" is the best thing i've heard all day

"Just because you were here first, doesn't mean you need to go first." As a Midwestern, can confirm that this statement everybody knows and practices daily.

Lol, this is sooo accurate....except the Stop & Go light. Lived here for 50 years and have never once heard that!

says it may be icy it’s summer well ya never know if that isn’t the most true statement of the midwest

As a Canadian, I do a lot of these; counting cows, waving people by at stop signs and the thank you wave.

The Culver's part and the waving are the most accurate descriptions of Midwest culture I have ever seen

At least midwesterners know that walleye is seasonal. I work at a Culver’s in AZ and people argue with me about when we have walleye. Same time every year folks. Lent.

As a midwesterner, I always wave a “thank you” when someone lets me cut in. One of the things I dislike about NJ/NY is that people don’t do that.

“Oop! DEER!” That’s so relatable.

Never forget da "ope"!

My Mom and Aunt left Michigan in 1977/1979, and visits to my Grandma in the UP were sparse, but this video encapsulates my childhood vehicular experiences SO WELL. I still tell passengers they're on deer duty - not so much for danger purposes, but absolutely for counting purposes. My "Ope, sorry" for every pothole habit survived five years in the Carolinas and five years in SoCal, somehow?

"Ope deer!" has come out of my mouth more times than I can count

Y'all Midwesterners and us southerners aint to much different after all

They didn't stop at Kwik Trip?

Wausau Wisconsin represent !!! I see's ya dere. Good job driving dere guy.

"Cows. Count 'em" I'm not from the Midwest so I didn't get a lot of this video but that one was good.

As an Ohioan I keep forgetting that Wisconsin, Minnesota, and North Dakota are part of "The Midwest"

Missourian in exile in Iowa here. I'm glad I'm not the only one waving everybody else through at the four way.

"We do not drive past 3 Culver's" lmao if that ain't the most accurate thing I've ever heard. Damn, now I really want Culver's

You don't ever pass three Culvers. Cripes does this one right true with the car club. A member who has gained a reputation as a Culvers custard hound, turned 80 a little while ago, so we worked together to get him 80 Culvers gift cards for his birthday.

The "ope" is the most accurate thing I have heard ever since "cheese Louise".

Just spent a week in da yoopee. Four way stop 🛑 . Every time was EXACTLY like that. Also ops deer. And you always check for the second deer cause there’s always two. 😊👍🍁

The turkey part was my favorite. It's always fun whenever it's almost turkey season and you're scouting out all the land near you and your buddies

"Permission to put the curds in the brat holder?" Omfg 😂

“Ope” and waving people at stops is very relatable

I never expected something this accurate 😂. And the turkey part was absolutely spot on by the way

I love it! But, where was the roundabout? :-D

I'm actually dead. This whole channel is *SO ACCURATE*

You never pass 3 Culver’s with out getting something same thing with Portillos

That construction bit was hilarious, and so true! The construction is happening all year round and it seems to never stop.

I'm from MI, but I only call em stop lights. But deer are always worth a mention, and don't forget to count the points if there's a buck

I grew up in Indiana and glad the feeling on Illinois unites the Midwest. 😆😆😆

as the owner of Midwest Driving School in Lafayette, IN i absolutely died laughing at these videos you made of the driving school! Good humor always contains elements of truth (especially about the Chicago drivers) LOL :) Hope you don't mind but i copied the weblinks for my blog post on my website!!

Ya know you were driving in WI because of the car bouncing around and the camera vibrating.

“Cows. One, two, tree, four, five, six” 😂 😂 😂 My relatives live in Wisconsin and I in Georgia. Love when I go up to visit, taking my “Southern” dialect there. My husband was looking forward to listening to the band that was to play at the tavern, didn’t know it was a Polka band. 😂🤣 Culver’s? We finally got one!

So, ive lived in the Midwest my whole life and ive never heard of a stop and go light. In Indiana we call them stop lights.

The 5 dislikes are from fibs

Damnit, never realized how much I have said, "ope" in my life until after I watched these videos.

this is a masterpiece omg

When approaching a Culver’s, slow down so you can see what the flavor of the day is.

As an iowan... all exept the stop and go light thing were accurate

0:40 Sometimes when he talks it reminds of when Chris Farley would do a Midwestern accent. "I'm Matt Foley, motivational speaker." Hahah

Ope....So that particular culvers was my very first job at 16. Started when they first opened the doors. Thank you for making us Wisconsinites proud!

I’m 13 years old and this is the most reliable video I’ve ever seen

10/10 for accuracy

I wondered why I can’t relate, guess it’s being from Chicago region.

Coming from a Minnesotan, wavin someone to go in a car while holding a Culver's milkshake might b the most Midwestern thing ive ever seen. Maybe just add a Casey's pizza in the shotgun seat

I just discovered this channel. Love it!

I’m so not used to people picking up their hands to wave I guess I’m just used to farmer one finger waves

Beginer comment to a new driver, " If there was a car there you would have hit it." When you do the advanced school video make sure to include the subtle "index finger lift wave".

I'm from Iowa, and just moved to Baltimore MD. My coworkers been commenting on my driving style, I showed them this video, and it all makes sense to them now.

That Wisconsin and Minnesota accent is coming through STRONG.

I love how this is basically the opposite if california bay are driving

From Illinois and the “COWS!” “COWS!” Made me lose it

I was sitting on the front porch of my boy friend’s family in central Wisconsin many times in the past. As cars drove by on the county road I was told that the people would think i was unfriendly if i didnt wave at them. And always, as I left their house in the evening, I was told to watch out for the deer. Ya, its real.

I’m here to announce, Walleye season has begun

I recently got a car from my grandpa. Packer green!! Go pack!

“Can you wave to them please” Lmaoooo

This is exactly how my dad taught me to drive. So great!😂

I'm from a completely different part of the country but I love these videos

My bf laughs whenever I say 'directional', as in 'turn signal'. I'm from WI and he's from Louisiana.

It terrifies me that the waving thing is true where I live in Wisconsin

“I’ll hold your Culver’s” is an amazing sentence.

Hahaha love the turkey 🦃 part !!!!!!

In a strange way this was really accurate.

This is very true

The only thing these skits make me want to do IS MOVE TO THE MIDWEST! Y'all ROCK!🥰

Dang, this is right on. The only thing he missed is on the highway how we camp out in the left lane whether they are passing err no.

Honestly not much different from southern driving haha and we stop at any Culver's since they're so rare here 🤣

I think it's Wausau. Isn't that Grant Elementary?

I lived in Minnesota for a decade; pretty accurate. I did, however, really love it there.

I'd honest to God never heard anybody call traffic lights stop-and-go lights until a coworker of mine said it in conversation and I was like "WHAT!? We Actually say that!?"

I was born in SD. Doesn’t anybody say, “eh?” there? The Army Reserve once sent me to WI. My young daughter asked, “Is Miss Makonsin a mean lady?”

When I was in drivers ed, I got the old pro. No bull, take no guff, guy was all business. My friend got his son, who kept making them stop at different places so he could do his errands, lol.

Spent most of my life in the DC area, home of the award for "Most Temporary License Tags Every Time It Rains." Moved to the Midwest about fourteen years ago. Still not used to four way stops because in DC those are called four way accidents.

The Midwest accent is pure gold