Finally part of the passed and still watching gang, with just two minors despite the wreck of nerves i was 10 mins before my test this morning😆. For anyone worried, I won’t attempt to ease down or “invalidate” your nerves because, Two days before I couldn’t park as I couldn’t stop thinking about it. However, the test goes so so quick I thought my examiner had finished earlier because I’d failed. As soon as I started driving I thought I can’t go back so be it whatever is meant to happen and although I am still not a perfect driver yet, I was safe and that’s the most important thing. Focus on being safe and observant, not about being smooth and pro like. You’ll be fine, whether this time or the next.
Congratulations 🎉 I passed with 2 driving faults too a month ago today! I couldn't believe how quickly it went either. It felt like ten minutes and then it was over! Well done 👏🏻
Good to see savannah back on the channel. She's always a good learner, she picks up on things really well. Any learner like her would be determined to pass their test with complete confidence and have that knowledge to do well to succeed. Savannah absolutely has that knowledge to past her test
I've had my licence for over a month but I have no experience of spiral roundabouts, the only way I know how to do them is by watching channels like yours ❤ thank you Aman.
i passed my test a few weeks ago with no minors, at one point in the test, i had to go the wrong way. there were 2 lanes, one on the left was going left (which i was in) then the examiner said to turn right at the traffic lights, so i put my signal on to move over, but an uber driver showed up right next to me, so i quickly made that decision to go left where my lane was headed anyway, because by that point it was way too late :) examiner said i did perfect in that situation
@ yeah I know sorry mb I probably didn’t explain it very well I just wanted to explain that I went the wrong way on my test and passed, basically to agree with what aman was saying in the video
Well done Savannah, I would stress on that roundabout and my Grandson would tell you I've been driving for a 100 years! Keep up the good work, you're making great progress.
The new parallel parking alert system is a great idea as my granddaughter when intending to parallel park activates a purple flashing beacon on the roof of the car accompanied by a recorded repeating verbal announcement , ( security, security, security, this vehicle intends to change position, please keep clear ) the combined flashing spinning purple lamp along with the repeating verbal announcement broadcasted through a loud speaker system helps other road users understand that her vehicle is performing a restricted movement stop and park exercise.
Wow wow wow, I have never seen a learner driver that thinks EXACTLY the way I do! I have the exact same issue with the clutch, gearing down on approach and finding where the gear lever is like Savannah, so felt like I was learning and driving with you guys on this video. Very useful and informative! 👍👍👍
I passed second time at Yeading in Febraury, funny enough first time I failed in January due to going through a puddle at 15mph😂😂 your videos helped me a lot for target/polish memorial/yeading/white hart roundabout. What helped me the most was I went over 10+ different routes for Yeading with my instructor so I knew the area very well before my exam.
@ I got one serious fault “Awareness / Planning” I understand why it was a serious fault bcse it was by a bus stop and there was one person standing behind the bus stop so I believe he got splashed a little 😭 at the time I was focused on the roundabout coming up and the puddle was above a drain so it was much deeper than I anticipated.
@@jeffryadams3666 Ah, yeh that's unfortunate. Can understand why it's a serious fault though, because it's actually illegal to splash someone like that.
Nice, fancy dress, young lady, relax, look comfortable! Good smoothed driving, be proactive, looking for potential hazard, awareness and observation. I believed, she will hold it together, to the winning post.💜
She installed The new parallel parking alert system is a great idea as my granddaughter when intending to parallel park activates a purple flashing beacon on the roof of the car accompanied by a recorded repeating verbal announcement , ( security, security, security, this vehicle intends to change position, please keep clear ) the combined flashing spinning purple lamp along with the repeating verbal announcement broadcasted through a loud speaker system helps other road users understand that her vehicle is performing a restricted movement stop and park exercise.
I'm doing my test in December and immediately out of the test centre is 2 busy roundabouts but one is a roundabout that you can turn right in the middle lane and then the next you can turn right in the left. If they didn't have as much traffic it wouldn't be too bad but these ones are never not busy so it's a nightmare. Other than that I have 0 nerves for the test. I'm more looking to after it like getting all the insurance etc sorted. Just fingers crossed I pass. Need the freedom
See yourself sitting in the test car having finished your driving test and the examiner saying I'm pleased to tell you that you've passed, congratulations.
12:38 If she had anticipated the bus she could have used it as a giant shield provided she kept in its shadow for at least one exit then moved ahead of it in her lane
I used to always go when others went on a roundabout when I couldn't see but the problem with outsourcing your observations is that they could change their mind and realise there isn't a gap...happened to me once...luckily I could stop in time too 😅
What a horrible test centre is Yeading! You are challenged and almost guaranteed to fail if your driving is not on the A game. Good luck Savanah and stay focused 😊
I am just curious. How many lessons roughly have you had ? Because your giving her instructions all the way through. My instructor is snapping at me for stalling and I am not sure if this is normal. Yes I am doing it more than I should but I'm really not confident. Had under 10 hours lessons in total. Is it normal for instructors to do this ? 😊
Not to snap and stalling happens, just ensure you keep the vehicle secure after stalling so it doesn't move, maybe a different teacher if you feel that they are wrong for you, you should feel relaxed with yours instructor.
Sorry for the random question but, is a restricted parking zone the same as a controlled parking zone, you need a permit to park but some bays might be pay and display that allow you to pay to park there?
It depends on the roundabout, they’re all different, there’s a spiral roundabout in Leicester (next to Fosse Park) where you start in the middle lane and then the lane branches out and opens up into 3 possible lane choices, if you just followed the line on your left it would take you to the 3rd exit. ☺️
Nice driving. Man that's cold hearted. What if you go the wrong way intentionally but still end up at your destination? There is no wrong way just different.
Aman said some experienced drivers struggle with them roundabouts, with the road signs and the road markings honestly they couldn’t be any easier, I’m not being funny but if an experienced driver can’t follow simple basic road signs and road markings and if they don’t understand how spiral roundabouts work they shouldn’t be driving or they should take some refresher lessons.
It's not about understanding how they work as experienced driver. If you don't know the area and what lane to be in for the junction you require it's possible to get confused. The things is with experience you know how to fix it . Yes you have sat navs but if you get Instructions late and need to be I'm the right lane and are I'm the left you might not be able to get the correct lane. Where if you know the area you know when to change and move over. There is a bit more to a roundabout than the roundabout. You have your approach to get Into the correct lane and you dont know the area it's possible to get it wrong then you are struggling on the roundabout depending on traffic and what people let you do
Lol you’re everywhere mate! But yes, if you don’t know the area you’d obviously drive slower and you’d be more cautious and more careful, all roundabouts are different but generally with a spiral roundabout lane 1 takes the first and the second exit, if you need the third exit onwards you’ll need to approach the roundabout in lane 2 and you keep on heading to the right until you find the lane that you need to be in for your exit and you stay in that lane and that lane will take you to your intended exit, also, another tip for you all, if you don’t know the area have a look at your route on google maps, it’s extremely useful and it’s extremely helpful, knowing which lanes you need to be in before you even get into your car is great, it minimises anxiety and it makes you feel confident as you know what to expect, that’s what I did, I’ve been driving for so many years but only in my small town, which I found too easy, I wanted more of a challenge, so I booked 5 hours of driving lessons with a driving instructor and I was shown how to use dual carriageways and spiral roundabouts, I taught myself how to drive on a motorway, once you know how to drive on a dual carriageway you can drive on a motorway, they’re both extremely similar, but obviously motorways have specials rules which you must know and learn before you drive on them, motorways also usually have spiral roundabouts so you must know and learn how to use them, I drove to Fosse Park in Leicester by myself for the first time, it was so easy as I studied the route on google maps so many times, I knew exactly what lanes I needed to be in. 🙃
If you don’t know the area you’d obviously drive a bit slower and a bit more cautiously but not too much as you don’t want to impede traffic flow, I’ve been driving for so many years but only in my small town and I found it too easy and too boring, I wanted more of a challenge so I booked 5 hours of driving lessons with a driving instructor and I learn how to drive on a dual carriageway and I learnt how to use a spiral roundabout, I taught myself how to drive on a motorway as once you know how to drive on a dual carriageway then you know how to drive on a motorway, motorways tend to have spiral roundabouts but not always, having a look on google maps is extremely useful and extremely beneficial, that’s what I did, I drove to Fosse Park in Leicester for the very first time by myself, no help whatsoever, as I studied the route on google maps so many times, I knew exactly what lanes I’d need to be in before I even got into my car. 🙃
If you don’t know the area you’d obviously drive a bit slower and a bit more cautiously but not too much as you don’t want to impede traffic flow, I’ve been driving for so many years but only in my small town and I found it too easy and too boring, I wanted more of a challenge so I booked 5 hours of driving lessons with a driving instructor and I learnt how to drive on a dual carriageway and I learnt how to use a spiral roundabout, I taught myself how to drive on a motorway as once you know how to drive on a dual carriageway then you know how to drive on a motorway, motorways tend to have spiral roundabouts but not always, having a look on google maps is extremely useful and extremely beneficial, that’s what I did, I drove to Fosse Park in Leicester for the very first time by myself, no help whatsoever, as I studied the route on google maps so many times, I knew exactly what lanes I’d need to be in before I even got into my car. 🙃
If you don’t know the area you’d obviously drive a bit slower and a bit more cautiously but not too much as you don’t want to impede traffic flow, I’ve been driving for so many years but only in my small town and I found it too easy and too boring, I wanted more of a challenge so I booked 5 hours of driving lessons with a driving instructor and I learnt how to drive on a dual carriageway and I learnt how to use a spiral roundabout, I taught myself how to drive on a motorway as once you know how to drive on a dual carriageway then you know how to drive on a motorway, I also learnt the motorway rules, motorways tend to have spiral roundabouts but not always, the problem is, like explained on Ashley Neal’s UA-cam channel, sometimes you don’t know if it’s a spiral roundabout or a regular roundabout until you’re already on the roundabout, they should put something on the signs to say whether or not it’s a spiral roundabout or a regular roundabout, having a look on google maps is extremely useful and extremely beneficial, that’s what I did, I drove to Fosse Park in Leicester for the very first time by myself, no help whatsoever, as I studied the route on google maps so many times, I knew exactly what lanes I’d need to be in before I even got into my car. 🙃
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The new parallel parking alert system is a great idea as my granddaughter when intending to parallel park activates a purple flashing beacon on the roof of the car accompanied by a recorded repeating verbal announcement , ( security, security, security, this vehicle intends to change position, please keep clear ) the combined flashing spinning purple lamp along with the repeating verbal announcement broadcasted through a loud speaker system helps other road users understand that her vehicle is performing a restricted movement stop and park exercise.
It really isn't rigged. All the examiners need to see is that you know what to do to stay safe on the road and are confident in knowing what to do
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@user-mv5zt8qd9l lol Thanks mister obvious. When I talk about rigging, I'm talking about the fact that they do have a certain percentage to maintain of people passing or not. And isn't that surprising. Many jobs do similar things, as it's the reason of the business really working.
Finally part of the passed and still watching gang, with just two minors despite the wreck of nerves i was 10 mins before my test this morning😆. For anyone worried, I won’t attempt to ease down or “invalidate” your nerves because, Two days before I couldn’t park as I couldn’t stop thinking about it. However, the test goes so so quick I thought my examiner had finished earlier because I’d failed. As soon as I started driving I thought I can’t go back so be it whatever is meant to happen and although I am still not a perfect driver yet, I was safe and that’s the most important thing. Focus on being safe and observant, not about being smooth and pro like. You’ll be fine, whether this time or the next.
Welcome to the club!
@ haha thank you!
Congratulations 🎉
I passed with 2 driving faults too a month ago today!
I couldn't believe how quickly it went either. It felt like ten minutes and then it was over!
Well done 👏🏻
Same bro passed 3 days ago 1 minor
Yet I thought na surly I’ve some how fucked it the test felt like 10 mins
Same bro passed 3 days ago 1 minor
Yet I thought na surly I’ve some how fucked it the test felt like 10 mins
As my driving instructor used to say "Today we will be learning the different Test Centre Approaches."
But did he learn those approaches in the end? Anyway, R.I.P. Keith's driving instructor.
Good to see savannah back on the channel. She's always a good learner, she picks up on things really well. Any learner like her would be determined to pass their test with complete confidence and have that knowledge to do well to succeed. Savannah absolutely has that knowledge to past her test
Them roundabouts are so easy, the road signs and the road markings are very useful and very helpful. ☺️
I'm not even from UK, but I just started my driving lessons and I love to watch your videos! And Savannah is a great driver! Good luck on your exam
truthfully i dont think she seems ready
Thank you Harry for helping Savannah! 😃
I've had my licence for over a month but I have no experience of spiral roundabouts, the only way I know how to do them is by watching channels like yours ❤ thank you Aman.
i passed my test a few weeks ago with no minors, at one point in the test, i had to go the wrong way. there were 2 lanes, one on the left was going left (which i was in) then the examiner said to turn right at the traffic lights, so i put my signal on to move over, but an uber driver showed up right next to me, so i quickly made that decision to go left where my lane was headed anyway, because by that point it was way too late :) examiner said i did perfect in that situation
Pupils won't fail for driving the wrong way
@ yeah I know sorry mb I probably didn’t explain it very well I just wanted to explain that I went the wrong way on my test and passed, basically to agree with what aman was saying in the video
Well done Savannah, I would stress on that roundabout and my Grandson would tell you I've been driving for a 100 years! Keep up the good work, you're making great progress.
The new parallel parking alert system is a great idea as my granddaughter when intending to parallel park activates a purple flashing beacon on the roof of the car accompanied by a recorded repeating verbal announcement , ( security, security, security, this vehicle intends to change position, please keep clear ) the combined flashing spinning purple lamp along with the repeating verbal announcement broadcasted through a loud speaker system helps other road users understand that her vehicle is performing a restricted movement stop and park exercise.
@@AGNETHAFALTSK0G I bet that goes down a storm at night.
It’s such a fantastic feeling when it finally clicks! 😀
I passed my practical test two days ago watching your videos helped alot thanks keep up the good work.
I passed first time at Yeading test centre with one minor, I found it quite easy, roundabouts were easy
Could you tell me more about your experience? Because I booked at yeading centre and they said it has a lot of big roundabout
Is the signpost marked with Y'ING
Wow wow wow, I have never seen a learner driver that thinks EXACTLY the way I do! I have the exact same issue with the clutch, gearing down on approach and finding where the gear lever is like Savannah, so felt like I was learning and driving with you guys on this video. Very useful and informative! 👍👍👍
I passed second time at Yeading in Febraury, funny enough first time I failed in January due to going through a puddle at 15mph😂😂 your videos helped me a lot for target/polish memorial/yeading/white hart roundabout. What helped me the most was I went over 10+ different routes for Yeading with my instructor so I knew the area very well before my exam.
What was the official reason given for failing for going through a puddle? Not slowing down enough for a hazard?
@ I got one serious fault “Awareness / Planning” I understand why it was a serious fault bcse it was by a bus stop and there was one person standing behind the bus stop so I believe he got splashed a little 😭 at the time I was focused on the roundabout coming up and the puddle was above a drain so it was much deeper than I anticipated.
@@jeffryadams3666 Ah, yeh that's unfortunate. Can understand why it's a serious fault though, because it's actually illegal to splash someone like that.
My theory test is tomorrow, praying I pass🙏🙏
good luck, you got this
Good Luck
Did you pass?
@@demon108hunter6 yes I did thank you😊
Thanks everyone for the good luck wishes. I passed😊
Failed my first test last friday. Examiner had to move the wheel as my nerves clearly couldn't see a parked car 😂 heres to number 2
Love the diagrams!!! ❤ Thank you!
You are a great instructor Aaman . Great job Savannah for deal with this complicated spiral roundabout
Fortunately i have a full
License I love the channel very educational and informative as always Great lesson!
This is my first time watching a UA-cam premiere, I hope you’re very well Aman and I hope you’re having a lovely day. ☺️
Nice, fancy dress, young lady, relax, look comfortable! Good smoothed driving, be proactive, looking for potential hazard, awareness and observation. I believed, she will hold it together, to the winning post.💜
She installed The new parallel parking alert system is a great idea as my granddaughter when intending to parallel park activates a purple flashing beacon on the roof of the car accompanied by a recorded repeating verbal announcement , ( security, security, security, this vehicle intends to change position, please keep clear ) the combined flashing spinning purple lamp along with the repeating verbal announcement broadcasted through a loud speaker system helps other road users understand that her vehicle is performing a restricted movement stop and park exercise.
I'm doing my test in December and immediately out of the test centre is 2 busy roundabouts but one is a roundabout that you can turn right in the middle lane and then the next you can turn right in the left. If they didn't have as much traffic it wouldn't be too bad but these ones are never not busy so it's a nightmare. Other than that I have 0 nerves for the test. I'm more looking to after it like getting all the insurance etc sorted. Just fingers crossed I pass. Need the freedom
See yourself sitting in the test car having finished your driving test and the examiner saying I'm pleased to tell you that you've passed, congratulations.
I like your tshirt Aman, oui merci means yes thanks in French! 🤗
I'm glad roundabouts finally ticked for her, now if she can just remember to change gear when stopping that would be perfect
12:38 If she had anticipated the bus she could have used it as a giant shield provided she kept in its shadow for at least one exit then moved ahead of it in her lane
I used to always go when others went on a roundabout when I couldn't see but the problem with outsourcing your observations is that they could change their mind and realise there isn't a gap...happened to me once...luckily I could stop in time too 😅
What a horrible test centre is Yeading! You are challenged and almost guaranteed to fail if your driving is not on the A game. Good luck Savanah and stay focused 😊
I am just curious. How many lessons roughly have you had ? Because your giving her instructions all the way through. My instructor is snapping at me for stalling and I am not sure if this is normal. Yes I am doing it more than I should but I'm really not confident. Had under 10 hours lessons in total. Is it normal for instructors to do this ? 😊
Not to snap and stalling happens, just ensure you keep the vehicle secure after stalling so it doesn't move, maybe a different teacher if you feel that they are wrong for you, you should feel relaxed with yours instructor.
Sorry for the random question but, is a restricted parking zone the same as a controlled parking zone, you need a permit to park but some bays might be pay and display that allow you to pay to park there?
Hi Aman I love your videos! For any roundabout, would you always suggest following the line to your left to understand which lane you should be in?
It depends on the roundabout, they’re all different, there’s a spiral roundabout in Leicester (next to Fosse Park) where you start in the middle lane and then the lane branches out and opens up into 3 possible lane choices, if you just followed the line on your left it would take you to the 3rd exit. ☺️
That lesson when the penny drops and you go ahh it's a piece of cake
Passed my test last week with no driving lessons or whatever ..... thanks to your videos
Gun it with the speed. It may seem quick but in reality you're going the correct speed if you do.
Just enjoy watching your video
congratulation for she passed
Nice driving. Man that's cold hearted. What if you go the wrong way intentionally but still end up at your destination? There is no wrong way just different.
Aman said some experienced drivers struggle with them roundabouts, with the road signs and the road markings honestly they couldn’t be any easier, I’m not being funny but if an experienced driver can’t follow simple basic road signs and road markings and if they don’t understand how spiral roundabouts work they shouldn’t be driving or they should take some refresher lessons.
It's not about understanding how they work as experienced driver. If you don't know the area and what lane to be in for the junction you require it's possible to get confused. The things is with experience you know how to fix it . Yes you have sat navs but if you get Instructions late and need to be I'm the right lane and are I'm the left you might not be able to get the correct lane. Where if you know the area you know when to change and move over. There is a bit more to a roundabout than the roundabout. You have your approach to get Into the correct lane and you dont know the area it's possible to get it wrong then you are struggling on the roundabout depending on traffic and what people let you do
Lol you’re everywhere mate! But yes, if you don’t know the area you’d obviously drive slower and you’d be more cautious and more careful, all roundabouts are different but generally with a spiral roundabout lane 1 takes the first and the second exit, if you need the third exit onwards you’ll need to approach the roundabout in lane 2 and you keep on heading to the right until you find the lane that you need to be in for your exit and you stay in that lane and that lane will take you to your intended exit, also, another tip for you all, if you don’t know the area have a look at your route on google maps, it’s extremely useful and it’s extremely helpful, knowing which lanes you need to be in before you even get into your car is great, it minimises anxiety and it makes you feel confident as you know what to expect, that’s what I did, I’ve been driving for so many years but only in my small town, which I found too easy, I wanted more of a challenge, so I booked 5 hours of driving lessons with a driving instructor and I was shown how to use dual carriageways and spiral roundabouts, I taught myself how to drive on a motorway, once you know how to drive on a dual carriageway you can drive on a motorway, they’re both extremely similar, but obviously motorways have specials rules which you must know and learn before you drive on them, motorways also usually have spiral roundabouts so you must know and learn how to use them, I drove to Fosse Park in Leicester by myself for the first time, it was so easy as I studied the route on google maps so many times, I knew exactly what lanes I needed to be in. 🙃
If you don’t know the area you’d obviously drive a bit slower and a bit more cautiously but not too much as you don’t want to impede traffic flow, I’ve been driving for so many years but only in my small town and I found it too easy and too boring, I wanted more of a challenge so I booked 5 hours of driving lessons with a driving instructor and I learn how to drive on a dual carriageway and I learnt how to use a spiral roundabout, I taught myself how to drive on a motorway as once you know how to drive on a dual carriageway then you know how to drive on a motorway, motorways tend to have spiral roundabouts but not always, having a look on google maps is extremely useful and extremely beneficial, that’s what I did, I drove to Fosse Park in Leicester for the very first time by myself, no help whatsoever, as I studied the route on google maps so many times, I knew exactly what lanes I’d need to be in before I even got into my car. 🙃
If you don’t know the area you’d obviously drive a bit slower and a bit more cautiously but not too much as you don’t want to impede traffic flow, I’ve been driving for so many years but only in my small town and I found it too easy and too boring, I wanted more of a challenge so I booked 5 hours of driving lessons with a driving instructor and I learnt how to drive on a dual carriageway and I learnt how to use a spiral roundabout, I taught myself how to drive on a motorway as once you know how to drive on a dual carriageway then you know how to drive on a motorway, motorways tend to have spiral roundabouts but not always, having a look on google maps is extremely useful and extremely beneficial, that’s what I did, I drove to Fosse Park in Leicester for the very first time by myself, no help whatsoever, as I studied the route on google maps so many times, I knew exactly what lanes I’d need to be in before I even got into my car. 🙃
If you don’t know the area you’d obviously drive a bit slower and a bit more cautiously but not too much as you don’t want to impede traffic flow, I’ve been driving for so many years but only in my small town and I found it too easy and too boring, I wanted more of a challenge so I booked 5 hours of driving lessons with a driving instructor and I learnt how to drive on a dual carriageway and I learnt how to use a spiral roundabout, I taught myself how to drive on a motorway as once you know how to drive on a dual carriageway then you know how to drive on a motorway, I also learnt the motorway rules, motorways tend to have spiral roundabouts but not always, the problem is, like explained on Ashley Neal’s UA-cam channel, sometimes you don’t know if it’s a spiral roundabout or a regular roundabout until you’re already on the roundabout, they should put something on the signs to say whether or not it’s a spiral roundabout or a regular roundabout, having a look on google maps is extremely useful and extremely beneficial, that’s what I did, I drove to Fosse Park in Leicester for the very first time by myself, no help whatsoever, as I studied the route on google maps so many times, I knew exactly what lanes I’d need to be in before I even got into my car. 🙃
Watching this thinking thank goodness my test isn’t in Yeading 😅😅
Hi ladies ❤❤
Cool.
Took me 5mins to realise the title wasn't a typo and it's not reading
she doesnt seem ready
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She's a Catholic.
The new parallel parking alert system is a great idea as my granddaughter when intending to parallel park activates a purple flashing beacon on the roof of the car accompanied by a recorded repeating verbal announcement , ( security, security, security, this vehicle intends to change position, please keep clear ) the combined flashing spinning purple lamp along with the repeating verbal announcement broadcasted through a loud speaker system helps other road users understand that her vehicle is performing a restricted movement stop and park exercise.
I bet half of the drivers in Ontario Canada cannot pass this driving test.
People should be talking more about the rigged system of the UK driving test... Ngl
Yes, I saw Francis’s UA-cam video where he was talking about it, it’s very concerning and it’s very worrying.
It really isn't rigged. All the examiners need to see is that you know what to do to stay safe on the road and are confident in knowing what to do
@user-mv5zt8qd9l lol Thanks mister obvious. When I talk about rigging, I'm talking about the fact that they do have a certain percentage to maintain of people passing or not. And isn't that surprising. Many jobs do similar things, as it's the reason of the business really working.
1:07 Big but,huh what?
Dodgy instructors I'd say around that area 😉😂
Aman do you consider yourself to be a MOTHER?
I’m the first to comment! 😃