Episode 06 - Jersey Coffee
Show Notes:
-Here's the drink for today:
I love this bottle! |
Gassed up and ready to fail! |
The trouble of line interpretation starts here. |
Twisting and turning, dashed and solid. |
There are numbers at all the turns which helps with the instructions. |
Some of the cars are retired taxis, I drove a taxi. |
I'm pretty sure this is for the motorcycles |
This is the motorcycle "S" turn. |
Again, motorcycle version but it's the same idea. |
Dismay. |
There's your full sized "S" turn, which actually isn't all that bad. |
Faux signal lights. |
The crank. Also not bad. |
Course B - It starts from the red dot. |
Course A - Starts from the red dot |
-And if that's not good enough, check out this video of me walking the course!
-Helpful driving links:
Driving Test
https://www.dropbox.com/s/9wnan1vc80ml72l/driving%20test.doc
Passing The Test
https://www.dropbox.com/s/tr74louggc7tzv4/DrivinginJapanandPassingtheDriversTest%281%29.pdf
One Try Tips
https://www.dropbox.com/s/2d66d2gwal1ob15/passed%20in%20one%20try-tips.doc
-Here's another helpful video courtesy of Amber Garrison:
Thanks Amber!
-This week's musical recommendation:
"The Bend" by Real Estate from their album "Atlas"
I could only find a live version of the song, but please do check out the album if you get a chance. It's gloriously chilled out music meant for summer.
As always if you have thoughts, comments, suggestions,
critiques, or even if you just want to pick a fight, send us an email at:
culturecafecast@gmail.com
-J
This is the first ep I listened to Mitsuko and Cousin, but I have to say I loved it. I like hearing about driving tests, because I had a hard time passing my California's driving test and I was really reluctant to get my license. I'm still hesitant to drive, and I doubt I'll ever drive in another country that doesn't accept my license right away. I'm fine being a pedestrian.
ReplyDeleteThanks for listening!
DeleteOh man, trust me, I wouldn't drive here if I had the choice. Apart from just really disliking driving in general, I think it's super wasteful to drive myself everywhere. Public transportation is much better here with trains being huge, buses being for everyone (and not just because you don't have a car!) and simply walking/biking to where you need to go. I totally agree. Sadly California is pretty car heavy, and my current countryside location doesn't have as many options for getting around.