My homeboy is 29 and cant drive

[beenz]

Does he live in NYC, San Francisco, Chicago, Portland, or Seattle?

If not, how does he survive not knowing how to drive

from what I understand, DC has great public transportation as well.

 

[TrifeGod]

Had a family member get into a crazy motorcycle (She's riding) accident and she didn't drive for damn near a couple of decades


basically too many variables..as long as the person can support themselves, others if need be and survive like everyone else there's no issue

 

[Unolove]

He has a driver’s license,idk what it is honestly…idk how he even got it when i think about it

Used car prices been going up, maybe bruh just can’t afford one,

 

[Child_Of_God]

You don’t really need an car in places with massive public transportation like NYC, DC, San Francisco, Chicago and Boston.

 

[Alvin]

Offered him on numerous occasions to teach him how to drive but he made no attempt to come and learn.So weeks ago my other homeboy brings him to my house and when they leave he forgot his weed.Later on in the day he found a ride to get his weed back but I wasn’t home.Next day early in the morning he finds another ride to get his weed and im home so I give it to him.It made me thinkis weed more important to him than learning how to drive..he’s 29.How is that not addiction at this point?

lol my cousin didn't learn to drive until the age range of 25-29 lmao! He was content with walking and taking the bus, also has no hustle bone in his body and you need money for a car so there's that.

 

[Professor Emeritus]

I have a friend like this who is over 40. He's always been this way. Takes the bus everywhere or goes with his wife driving. When I've asked him about it he doesn't give a clear answer.


I don't think everyone needs to own a car (in fact there are way too many cars) but at least learning to drive feels like a basic skillset to master.

 

[DaPresident]

I got my DL at 25

I moved to DC when I was 13-14 from SC so I was geeked about that train. My parents were like, “Pres, get your damn DL and stop taking Metro everywhere” lmbo

 

[StretfordRed]

Driving on curved roads isn't some kind of flex just like posting on here that you finally got your license in your mid-30's isn't.

You driving around on a damn island, we over here doing cross-continent shyt.


Already owned more cars in less time than it took your yuck-mouth ass to go to the DMV and pass your test.

Hoe ass was prolly older than the damn test giver. This ain't the roundabout you wanna die in.

Awhhh

 

[LuuqMaan]

You driving around on a damn island, we over here doing cross-continent shyt.

Start and stop is not the most difficult thing breh.

 

[Mindfield333]

now is the best era to be in for a non-driver. Don’t have to worry about Car insurance, gas, car loan payments, car maintenance… Just getting a Uber.

 

[Womb Raider]

A grown ass man with no L is a bad jawn

 

[LiquidMasterSwords]

I come from a non driving family, my mom and half my aunts and uncles don't drive. Bunch of my cousins too. We live in DC which has a good metro system. HOWEVER I was in college and was talking to a girl and didn't know how to drive and that shyt was THE WORST! After we broke up I got a job, had to save up money to pay for a driving class that provided a car. Because real people are too important to teach an adult how to drive. Got my license etc etc etc.

The point is, I could have easily been like my family members but I knew I would be limiting my life by not driving. My sister was in her 20s when her husband forced her to learn how to drive, he wasn't having it.

My friend is in his 30s and "knows how to drive" but I've never seen him drive, doesn't have a car or drivers license. He claims he just doesn't know how to park.


My other friend picks him up and drops him off all the time. They live in opposite directions. Don't know how people like y'all do it. Especially with these gas prices now.

 

[Son Goku]

Start and stop is not the most difficult thing breh.

And diving them little-ass cars in a roundabout ain't the most difficult thing either.


Coli afro-cac nikkas taking their driving test at 36 years old on an island smaller than Texas in cars too small to sleep in in here talking shyt.

 

[LuuqMaan]

And diving them little-ass cars in a roundabout ain't the most difficult thing either.

Still more difficult than stop and start bruh. I’m not sure what you’re arguing about. I’m saying US has wider roads and no roundabouts, making it easier to move around.

I’ve had relatives come over and be scared to drive.

 

[Sindicated]

So if you cant drive i assume you dont know how to change a tire, check your oil etc some things you just have to know how to do as man.