*TOO FAST* 💨 dwelling on mistakes 😣

[@hitts8928]

She was aiming foe the stroller 😂😂

[@AbdulRahman-uy3ql]

I think that's why the instructor intervened 😢

[@josephkariuki4405]

Her eyes were straight to the pedestrian.

[@MichealJacksonsFan]

Exactly my thought 😂

[@cadencepasseno3650]

That’s not funny man🫠

[@idavew]

What you are looking at makes you subconsciously steer towards… look into the way you want to go and that will make things easier.

[@theworstofalltime]

some people are either scared of the steering wheel, or think it’s sensitive enough to barely touch. the car can’t read your mind, you are the one driving.

[@elibands6956]

We don’t realize this till later on literally. Had this issue years ago when i was first starting. Now driving just comes to u like dat. I literally jus started drivin again after my 1 year suspension n it’s like i never stopped

[@jbro2780]

When I first started out, my instructor literally told me to go to 10 mph in an empty lot and the fling the wheel as far to the left as fast as I can. That one example of control gave me a guidelines on the limits of how to control a car.

[@Rattlsnke]

@@elibands6956 I am also a year off of driving for medical reasons. Literally driving is 100x easier than my walking. I will trip on flat ground for no reason and I don’t intentionally walk in a zig zag, but oops. Fr though, love driving so much and it’s second nature. With what the OP is saying though…all cars aren’t the same. Switching to a friend’s Mini Cooper, the steering wheel is so sensitive compared to my Mercury Grand Marquis which is like an arm workout. lol.

[@StoutProper]

Imagine Americans who have zero lessons and do a 15 minute test in a car park at 15 where all they have to do is drive round in a circle and park

[@tessaelto1472]

@@StoutProperWhere I live it's much more involved than that. I will say I lucked out and got my license with no driving test because of covid though 🤪 But I'm also genuinely the most efficient, careful and defensive driver of my family

[@weightycarlos]

That was actually a little bit scary.

[@zakmckenzie1475]

Sounds like you need therapy😂

[@Johnketes54]

​@@zakmckenzie1475We don't do "Therapy" in Britain or "sue" the pants of people

[@dreampeace4387]

Therapy seems very needed for you lot

[@A83-A83]

​@@zakmckenzie1475sounds like you are a fool, because she could have run into that lady and that baby. You must be a kid or something to not understand that.

[@triggerhappy9036]

Mate that’s really scary! sometimes i think learners should have there own learning road 🛣️

[@OakleyBatey]

She was just calmly driving straight into a baby wtf 😂

[@JesseJane142]

No she was on the street and the baby was on the sidewalk 🙄

[@tygamer2436]

@@JesseJane142take a joke

[@coldfishy_ttv8403]

​@@tygamer2436that person didn't say it was a joke

[@tygamer2436]

@@coldfishy_ttv8403 so if i tell you a joke afterwards am i supposed to tell you its just a joke?

[@peachystonerlol]

​@@tygamer2436Then people would know it's a joke, so yes

[@d0peusername]

The speed wasn't much of a problem, it was the fact she wasn't turning

[@lonewolfe2502]

Speed was the reason she didn't turn. That's a basic mistake every amateur driver makes. They don't know how to take a turn at that speed since they are not in control at that speed.

[@Hiiiiiiiiiiiiil]

It was the speed she was going to quick to have enough time to turn

[@ohyeahyeah1068]

@@Hiiiiiiiiiiiiilnot really, she barely moved the steering wheel she could’ve made the turn at that speed easily if she actually steered.

[@redeyesgaming4655]

Dude, she is not experienced

[@TM2U-1]

⁠@@Hiiiiiiiiiiiiil Agree. Her inexperience was evident. Newer drivers really need to slow down.

[@valeriebeatz5950]

I had a bad feeling as soon as I saw the mom with the stroller 😂😂😂

[@wilson2455]

how about saying, " OK, we have a mother with a babies pram on the footpath. Let's take this bend nice and slow.. ". Anticipation is everything.

[@hxseeb.a]

alloys had a heart attack

[@ClearviewDriving]

🤣😬

[@m341ehw]

I shouldn't laugh but what a top comment!

[@h3435]

If she was going too fast the instructor could easily have hit the breaks using her control pedals instead of grabbing the wheel.

[@ggxrazorz]

@@h3435don’t become an instructor or teach people in your car please

[@pspdanxtx283]

​​@@h3435nah you right, idk wtf the others are tripping about. I would've warned her to slow down a lot earlier before the turn, or as a last resort lightly tap the spare brakes. People out here just antagonizing for no reason

[@thronee_]

She wasn't going too fast, she just wasn't steering the damn car...

[@Ik-mr5ru]

The fool zoned out look at her face she was locked onto the pedestrians if she didn’t steer for her 1000% she would have hit the pedestrians

[@adamh8517]

She was ready to eliminate the mum and pram 😂😂

[@pruost]

​@@adamh8517well they were of her enemy's tone no? 😂😈🤓

[@MichuuuuFTW]

@@Ik-mr5ruFool? She has a driving instructor for a reason, she’s here to learn.

[@AnthonyMacleod-dz8ug]

We had to start somewhere, but... Hats off to driving instructors.. i managed 30 minutes with my daughter had 3 heart attacks and knew my limitations.

[@hgib3]

You take them to drive in a safe place for 15 minutes, maybe. Give them a little practice, even when a little nervous to drive. They have to build up confidence. I almost have the first teen licensed. She has a final drive test to do after mandatory driving school (state laws for her age). I have taken her nearly 50 hours of driving myself and she is now doing quite well! It will make you pray!😂

[@Bexgaming2024]

​@@hgib3this explains why my 8 lessons with my father were on an empty parking lot

[@fthisshait]

As a driving instructor, I honestly wouldn't feel safe without my own set of pedals. The amount of times where I've had to break, or accelerate to get out of a situation, or use the clutch to make sure they won't break the gearbox.. Same with steering corrections. I try to limit physical corrections as much as possible, but if verbally correcting isn't enough, I have to. I apologise daily to my poor car 😂 But we do have a lot of fun during lessons, and people do want to learn. That makes most of it okay 😊

[@KiraMM163]

My dad took me to an empty parking lot, and about 20 mins in, he discreetly thumped the inside of his door and made me think I hit something. I was pulled over and panicking while looking for damage before I finally caught on to what he had done. He’d done this to all my older siblings too, and nobody told me. He thought it was hilarious. Then my little sister’s turn came up years later and I didn’t warn her either. She told me about it while being super frustrated and I tried my hardest not to laugh 😂😂😂 It’s funny from the outside. And it never made me forget the panic I felt that day when I started getting “comfortable” driving. Haven’t caused a single accident in my 30 years of driving. My dad was the best. RIP old man, we miss you.

[@swankyangelo]

@@Bexgaming2024😂😂 mine too! The only time we went out we would argue. Also, the driving instructor yelled at me and I think lightly smacked me 🤣 but hey I’m driving now

[@3nyx]

Instructor done well to stay calm, take control and still teach a lesson 👏🏿

[@chrisjames5188]

Or tell her to slow down on the turn to start with

[@ironboy121]

“I only got one minor on my test!” The minor: 👶🏻

[@hearthergd7462]

LMAOOOO

[@stellarmetal6566]

Underrated comment lol

[@peterlavery8830]

Nooooooooo

[@Raja_Tiger]

😂😂😂

[@StoutProper]

😂😂😂

[@princemalnkomo8664]

I got my license 10 years ago, came across this channel by accident, now im addicted to it lol

[@colinjava8447]

If she had better control of the car it wouldn't necessarily be too fast. But that could've killed the pedestrians.

[@florentbapelle7252]

It's still very dangerous especially in a living area. It's been proven that the faster you go the less reaction time you get.

[@PNorm]

​​@@florentbapelle7252what the fuck are you talking about lmao Tire temperature, the gear you're in etc all play a part but speed only plays a part at high speeds, that was a shallow bend and they were absolutely not going too fast. She could possibly be in the wrong gear giving less control but that's about it in this circumstance

[@colinjava8447]

​@@PNormI think she just wasn't focused enough for the speed she was going and misjudged the steering required. People with more skill could get round that bend at a faster speed.

[@PNorm]

@@colinjava8447 Yeah, exactly, that too. The only way we can consider her having gone "too fast" is if they meant for her skill level. But I agree, it's such a shallow bend that you could absolutely fly around it, although I'm not recommending folk do.

[@florentbapelle7252]

@@PNorm "the speed only plays a part at high speeds" 🧠🤡

[@ryans413]

She was headed right for the mom and baby

[@jjk4754]

bro that’s scary 😭😭

[@siddhantgoyal2114]

Here's the math: the maximum safe velocity for a turn is √uRg, the coefficient of friction offered by a road is approximately 0.8, and by the looks of the video, the radius of the turn seems like 10 meters, so putting the values, we get maximum safe speed = √(0.8×10×9.81) ≈ 8.58 m/s = 30.88km/h = 19.18 in freedom units

[@lindapryor3747]

😳

[@samohamo]

So was she going to hit the lady and the pram ?

[@matexma4373]

I dont know what these are, but I think you are right

[@markwhitehouse3355]

Shut up Sheldon 😂

[@noobieta06]

When you see a mother with her kid you slow.

[@NourZaafouri]

Or any other human basically

[@AbrahamCasillas-t3o]

The person is not skilled, don't blame her!

[@Ben-16654]

Or any human doesn’t just have to be a mother and child

[@PeaceNinja007]

That’s 5 points each! 😎 Jking I’m jking jeez lol

[@Jukka765]

​​@@AbrahamCasillas-t3oStill driving over someone is not allowed. We shouldn't blame her, but they didn't even blame, they told her a tip, did he say anything offensive? I don't think so, you are too sensitive...

[@lazolalala1576]

“You’re going into that to fast” Great advice about everything in life.

[@Eli-jw8mx]

Okay I love this lady and trust her 100% behind a wheel and teaching seeing her take control without causing any unnecessary contention and stress is seriously impressive considering how stressful driving can be and is while learning

[@Kodlaken]

I understand it's just a youtube comment, but this was a real pain to read. Learn how to use puncuation please Dx

[@AirbusA320N]

@@KodlakenFr

[@based-ys9um]

No punctuation. Not reading.

[@Eli-jw8mx]

@@based-ys9um At least you commented!!

[@weprayforcars7]

My heart skipped a beat when i saw the woman walking with a stroller 😅

[@mortlaursen6752]

She saw that pram and started thinking bonus points.

[@thesurvivorssanctuary6561]

Spoken like a responsible driver. ... But she has to hit BOTH to get the bonus.

[@TheXLAXLimpLungs]

She was excited to see the newborn up close

[@chilli-soup]

May not be too fast for others but she turned too fast for her awareness and ability.

[@Lilian040210]

It's too fast. Idc how well you THINK you can drive

[@chilli-soup]

@@Lilian040210 So your saying she was allowed to drive over the speed limit? Your reply doesn't make sense to my comment because she was entering the bend too fast for her reactions 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@ljt3084]

⁠ Speed limits are a guideline and are in no way connected to the mechanical efficiency/physics of a vehicle entering a turn in the road that you encounter. 1) The car is likely front wheel drive or 4wd. Both inherently understeer by design in comparison to rear WD vehicles that naturally want to oversteer. (Very few modern European cars are RWD today in comparative numbers to FWD or 4WD as a caveat. 50 years a go it was the opposite in Europe. FWD has been favoured for decades for compact design of front engine with compact transverse gearbox set up, favoured for less components and lowering tyre wear by design. All this science means that if you maintain a constant speed even within a set speed limit guideline, around a turn the vehicle will turn wider into a bend however shallow the turn may be. Its the physics of the drivetrain of a modern vehicle. A good experienced driver gains this knowledge over time and adjusts the throttle appropriately to maintain an even tracking around the curve. It also reduces tyre wear and done right no loss of speed is encountered. Racing drivers teach this at track days. Understeer actually costs you time in a race, takes you off the race line causes tyre excess heat and wear and often an unnecessary gear down shift on exit. Coming off the throttle slightly at the right time stops all those negatives which she clearly didn't do. Young inexperienced drivers lack this understanding. Many don't even know about the mechanical physics of a vehicle corner tracking for starters. 2) you can see by the video that her focus was fully on maintaining speed and as such her reaction time at the point of turning the wheel was way too slow which further screwed up her ability to control the car once she finally overreacted. 3). She had ZERO danger perception of the surroundings. ie, woman with pram/buggy. Even hitting the wheels against the curb could cause an accident, at the very least scare the pedestrian. Regardless of wether the pedestrian is going to do something unexpected, like step out etc, you should always be anticipating the worst scenario around pedestrians anyway. Maybe the child drops an object out or jumps out themselves. Danger perception plays a really big part in passing an HGV test. Ask a seasoned truck driver about how annoying bad car drivers are when circling a roundabout in the trucks blindspot. As the trailer tracks outwards on even a slow turn, cars sitting on the outside lane get caught out by the trailer. Experienced car drivers hang back. Inexperienced drivers either get side swiped by the trailer or cause the truck driver major stress. Its the same principle. Awareness. About 4 hrs of truck driver cussing later people normally get it. Too many people today reach to blame others to cover what is the sole responsibility of every driver. Full awareness of not just whats happening in the car but outside it too. Having said that, inexperience is only removed by practice and listening to experience. Hopefully this girl just learned something.

[@faznaz7455]

@@Lilian040210She didn’t react at all with her steering, i was honestly in shock.

[@fatoumatacisse3796]

She should’ve slowed down a bit while turning cuz she was going fast but she wasn’t even steering enough

[@SSLCLIPS-TV]

She saved her from getting a criminal record and years in jail

[@BoxingEnthusiasts]

lol 😂 she thought she was an F1 driver 😂🤣🤣

[@da_great_mogul]

She's Hamilton's cousin and she's hashtag grateful...

[@hydrodart]

Osama bin Russel 🇬🇧

[@Hirotoro4692]

F1 cars can take that turn at over 80 mph easily and she was barely doing 30

[@tjsingh1099]

She locked onto the woman with the stroller 😂

[@robinandned3151]

today she chose violence 😂

[@JMTrucking1417]

She’s not only evrythng else i said but she has xcellent driver reactions . Tell the boss to get you a dual steering column vehicle . Your fast but if she instinctively pulled against you smthng bad mighta happened . Well done though young lady ! Very well done.

[@SuperFatafati]

Her entire attention was fixed on the car coming in the right. Failed to notice the car inching towards the curb. Classic noobie mistake. Happens to everyone

[@zontarr22-zon]

She not even notice the mother and the baby in the pram on the sidewalk 😮, is not a classy mistake is a stupid lack of instinct.

[@Zombiessssss]

not everyone don't do that

[@aslandiesyt]

Seemed like she had it under control

[@Wonka0998]

Bah she was just getting ready to start a drift

[@fujster]

LOL

[@dosapple3378]

I LIKE this Instructor ❤❤😂😂each time i see here How she reacts😂😂

[@marnzofficial1786]

Watched the full video of this. Thank you for sharing it I still watch these although I passed 5 months ago ☺️

[@shannononslow9642]

Same here passed almost a year ago now and still watch Aman

[@ClearviewDriving]

Glad it was helpful! :)

[@nothingsurprisesmeanymore]

I passed my test 35 years ago, over 3 million miles and I'm still watching Aman 😄

[@jeremysun7365]

@@nothingsurprisesmeanymore ding it. you beat me by 5 years...😄

[@challifer6066]

Oh I was confused I thought you all died

[@Exluto]

She was tryna get 100 points😂

[@JaeMonroe0988]

She was turning just fine she didn’t even move out of the white lines

[@missbzmoo9039]

The corner is a paid actor.

[@osamsadsamir2848]

Not paid enough for this 😂

[@Peter-ur3yy]

Slowing down isn’t necessary, just turn the wheel

[@AD-xn7vg]

The trainee looked like she was zoning out badly...

[@linx9945]

Yeah, staring off far right instead of looking at her lane

[@sainttheresetaylor2054]

no she didn't

[@Ik-mr5ru]

@@sainttheresetaylor2054yes she did u fool

[@Ik-mr5ru]

Literally she got distracted by the pedestrians

[@StealthTheUnknown]

“The car doesn’t turn itself, sweetheart. Stay on the road and off the sidewalk.” A lot of this stuff appears to be fixation on the things the students are most afraid to hit. She fixated on the mum and stroller. That’s the thing that needs training out, the part that freezes up when a little fear presents itself. This behavior is “waiting for the incident to happen.” It gets trained out by training “the response that carries us through without incident.” Keep a cool head is key

[@mafiawaffle]

You’d think she’d tell the student to slow down sooner, otherwise she wouldn’t have the grab the wheel

[@nishantbirari9300]

Fast and furious 11 : Baby's day out

[@stoikes]

I’ve seen several driving instructors not ensuring indicating, roundabout position, lane discipline. The driving standards on the roads have become borderline dangerous in all age groups but at least let’s start vetting the instructors. And an additional motorway licence needs to become mandatory because that is shocking

[@JaySMR]

“Take the turn slower” “Aim for the stroller?”

[@Clamarty]

right 5, closes, no cut 🤣

[@rusticcitrus2569]

Instructor handled that brilliantly. Didnt startle or sacre the driver to much and acted fast.

[@jonglow1034]

That right there is emotional damage 😅

[@carolinaelliott3203]

My problem when I first started driving before my beginners permit, I would slow down around curves and then not slow down when turning 😭it was completely backwards glad I got out of that habit, 5 years later I can drive no problem

[@siddarthgrewal]

The instructor was in her own world before entering into the turn

[@RSM-Unofficial]

My thoughts exactly, not before but well into the turn😅

[@universal_wisdom3416]

Didn’t know Karliah left the Nightingales to become a driving instructor.

[@Everythingmichelle]

She almost took the baby out lol

[@Aize.Zadrak]

Fr it was dangerous af rofl

[@alfierigby]

she sounds like my school headteacher if she was my driving instructor i would crash just to get away from her

[@hafsasajidkhan123]

that was scary.

[@MaxT-ig4oh]

Almost got a double kill

[@malcolmdonnison3987]

Hazard perception should have been brought into the conversation as she didn't know if lady with pram was going to cross or not as well as approaching bend she couldn't see clearly around .😢

[@zenmashh]

Theres not even a crosswalk? It would be quite dumb to jaywalk on a busy road too.

[@ChunkMunkz]

@@zenmashhwe don’t have a jaywalking law in the UK so as long as it’s safe anyone crosses the road anywhere. We trust our people to use sense when crossing to not limit them where to cross. Don’t get me wrong, if you get hit when not using a crossing it will be hard for the person to claim, depending on the situation. But yea we cross anywhere because clearly we’re trusted to use our common sense.

[@JurivonStolzenberg14]

Reading a road becomes a skill: hatched and wide red painted middle section on road means a bend where traffic is kept apart to reduce hazards ( particularly lorries may have difficulties to stay between white lines on sharp bend). Pedestrian on pavement should be given more space and reduced speed to stop in case anything unexpected happens. Remember that death caused by a white van driver going at correct speed( 40) but had to avoid turning traffic out of tescos petril station onto road ( elderly lady with med condition) and killed baby and mum on pavement as he had no other space to escape( should have braked hard and hit car IMO) ? Drivers need to keep eye on potential space to escape a visible or reasonable evolving hazard. Same on motorway, where uk public has no training required.

[@Al3x1066]

Sis nearly got a double 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@realomegamodern]

just the usual suspect for reckless driving

[@MichuuuuFTW]

Ew. She’s here to learn. Thats why she has a driving instructor. The racism is unnecessary.

[@venkateshpinjala]

Even if you give me a million dollars, its impossible for me to sit beside a learner 😖

[@JurivonStolzenberg14]

Poor perception of hazards: bend, pedestrian, red marked centre of road, shadows.

[@da_great_mogul]

She's a LEARNER!!!

[@qasimmir7117]

@@da_great_mogul Give over. This guy was a professional driver with a full license when he was in the womb.

[@da_great_mogul]

@qasimmir7117 go back to Pakistan and give back the British natives their country.

[@da_great_mogul]

@@qasimmir7117 best you go back to PK and give the British indigenous folk their country back.

[@da_great_mogul]

@@qasimmir7117 go back to PK and give the British natives their land back. Lol.

[@axel_r_]

"Look where you are driving" "Oh a baby 😍" "TURN! TURN! FFS TURN!" 😂

[@joyrogers9677]

as someone who did drivers training at basically 20 not too long ago, i also realized that ppl just pay more attention to new drivers while they’re driving than they do w ppl that are more experienced. i’ve driven w ppl now & i pay more attention to how they drive, they take turns wide/fast sometimes, speed, etc. meanwhile the person in the passenger seat is on their phone not even noticing it. yet when i’m driving ppl are more alert, which is fine tho i’m genuinely not a bad driver & make minimal mistakes, but they’re overly aware & point out my minimal mistakes & say things like, “ok now there’s a turn coming up” yeah ik😭 or “there’s a stop sign”… yeah. ik😭🤦🏽‍♀️ & they say for genuinely no good reason other than they’re nervous bc i’m a new driver😭😭

[@derpcapades6878]

They also have better reaction times so if they do go wide, and mostly to take the left line to prevent over steering, it's easier to correct.

[@the_indecisiveartist_5850]

The instructor did a good job at staying calm, and my heart jumped when I saw the car going towards the mother and her baby carriage 😰

[@yoandeul9297]

If overreact was a person:

[@not_vato]

instructor casually saving a adult and babys life

[@Wasteman365]

Why didn't you say it earlier lol, waited for the turn to end

[@Rowan66109]

To see if she corrected it?

[@Wasteman365]

@@Rowan66109 she knew it was too late lmao

[@MegaMarVerde]

Maybe it’s not the first time the driving instructor told her

[@Palestiano]

She wanted a double kill💀💀💀

[@masterbowler1630]

I think she had everything under control.

[@graciegross4149]

No no. I always speed up around curves. Assert your dominance

[@arsalaan3671]

She was doing absolutely fine, i don't see any issue, some people have an insatiable personality or just wanted to create a content, otherwise i don't see any issue, if your vehicle is under control and within the speed limit

[@Nazgulorton]

You should be telling her to slow down anyways! 😂

[@thesurvivorssanctuary6561]

Too used to playing crazy taxi. Strollers are a health boost!

[@arman-tw8vf]

Actually the speed was okay she just needed to turn that wheel sooner

[@mariamejawara]

It would be OK if she could manage it but because she can't it is too fast

[@arman-tw8vf]

@@mariamejawara she could have used the brake, but she decided to continue at that speed. Since she is a learner, if it was dangerous, Aman would have warned her."

[@KindaKaylaHQ]

I have the motto "slow down to accelerate through" practically ingrained in my brain for curves from my driving instructor. Curves are extremely dangerous and a good portion of accidents are caused from people going too fast through them and then losing traction and control over the vehicle.

[@Sar--Pandey--00]

The panic was soo warranted even i panicked a bit looking at this.

[@jamesmitchell5891]

I’m glad this has become part of my algorithm

[@richihart1938]

She did not move a muscle ffs .. she was going for that pedestrian

[@thomasfy4]

One of the best pieces of advice my instructor told me and I still remember is. Break before the corner, not when you’re on it.

[@domi874]

Now she got the rights to buy a mustang

[@AtharvaJoshi-ew4pt]

You saved two lives💯

[@JariyahThomas-vs2hk]

she was smiling n everything 😂😂😂

[@waitwhat1485]

She was going for the double kill

[@BeatsByKeshi]

It’s fine to go that “fast” if you have good handling with the steering wheel. She had it then got distracted with the 15 points on the sidewalk.

[@LindieVera]

POV: The teacher tells you off but it feels kinda personal 😂

[@Kalyani1337r]

That was actually fast while turning, one wrong move and ....

[@TumsoAliev]

Wow, you are so proactive teacher 🫶

[@grease3873]

Girl wasnt even turning 😭

[@kademate]

you legit just saved that lady😂😅

[@4ksandknives]

It's the power of the Merc. The power feels nice 😊 but safety first!

[@lindsaylouhoo1410]

This woman has a lot of patience.

[@TheDJLogy]

The speed is not really the problem, it's actually the fact she didn't turn 😂

[@Kirmada385]

My anxiety level 😮😮😮😮😮

[@ilaisicxza5266]

Sis almost let the intrusive thoughts win

[@BotGang2]

That speed was so perfectly fine wtf

[@Tonka470]

Terrible teacher that wasn’t a speed issue it was a target fixation issue

[@applewhitegt1]

The one she told bro don't stop for the bus 😂😂😂😭

[@zanealcazar5579]

Bro was about to get 6 points for that hit

[@BossMan1424]

Yall ass gotta be scary ah sum shorty was gon make the turn fasho😂😂💯

[@alexbmwfan342]

that's dangerous hiw she took the turning, good reaction

[@laeti1982]

She was aiming foe thé stroller 😂😂

[@ijjimem]

The driving instructor is more anxious than the students 😂

[@crayons793]

She was aiming for them