Driving manual is this weird thing for some people. Does it really matter? Just do what you like and don’t act all superior because you drive a manual?
It’s good to know how to drive both. It opens choices for buying cars and in case of an emergency that you have to be the driver, it won’t limit the options.
In europe, at least, the usual is manual cars and people really don't flex like that. The usual reaction is "...they only know how to drive automatic?". It's the usual, so flexing about doing something that everyone else does to a foreigner who doesn't is pretty idiotic.
Pole2019 on April 6th, 2019 at 22:42 UTC »
Driving manual is this weird thing for some people. Does it really matter? Just do what you like and don’t act all superior because you drive a manual?
pinokun on April 7th, 2019 at 00:43 UTC »
It’s good to know how to drive both. It opens choices for buying cars and in case of an emergency that you have to be the driver, it won’t limit the options.
danidv on April 7th, 2019 at 01:47 UTC »
If you're in america, I guess.
In europe, at least, the usual is manual cars and people really don't flex like that. The usual reaction is "...they only know how to drive automatic?". It's the usual, so flexing about doing something that everyone else does to a foreigner who doesn't is pretty idiotic.