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Since 2008 I've owned a manual transmission car. The few times that I've driven an automatic I have at least once reached for the clutch only to find the break. Fortunately this has never resulted in any harm to others.

This week I had my car in for body work & had a rental; an automatic, and I'm proud to report that I did not slam the break at any time.

Yes, I'm bragging.

Since 2008 I've owned a manual transmission car. The few times that I've driven an automatic I have at least once reached for the clutch only to find the break. Fortunately this has never resulted in any harm to others. This week I had my car in for body work & had a rental; an automatic, and I'm proud to report that I did not slam the break at any time. Yes, I'm bragging.

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[–] [deleted] • 2 pts

You may not have hit the break, but you stomped your foot on the floor plenty of times.

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That would explain why I didn't get my deposit back.

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I haven't owned a manual for a few years, and I can confidently say that the twitchy left foot never goes away. The urge to press nonexistent pedals is particularly bad if you still drive a manual occasionally.

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Lol , when I drive my car I usually try to apply airbrakes when I park. Of course my CAR doesn't have airbrakes

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Practice left foot braking.

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I know the feeling. It's funny as hell when you have a passenger and do it.

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clap,clap,clap,you can now rent a golf cart and decline the ins.policy. Good work,Patroit.

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I hate driving. Not really the driving so much as the DUMB CUNTS on the road. Like this fucking DUMB CUNT that I encountered on the way home a couple hours ago. I can’t wait for self driving cars. The only downside to having self driving cars is that these DUMB CUNTS will no longer off themselves by texting while driving and plowing into a tree.