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Adriana did you like driving stick?

It's awesome you took on the challenge! It must have felt awesome once you figure it out!

Is there another video?

Thank you for making this video! I'm in the process of buying a manual transmission car myself and am SO nervous about it. This has made me feel much better about it 🤗

Haha love watching things like this, makes me feel not alone when I first drive one

i did the same thing today. i ended up in the middle of Chicago with no option but to drive out of the city whether i wanted to or not. also had stop and go traffic to deal with. it's definitely worth doing. also the BRZ is sick

It’s hard to find things for me to do for the first time, as I’ve done pretty much everything lol, although I did hit a deer a couple of hours ago for the first time lmao, does that count!?😂

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Kind of debating if I should switch to manual but I don’t know anyone that even drives manual.

Is there a video showing what this looks like now?

I learn how to drive manual through video game call assetto corsa, i got so use to it in game it actually improved my skills in real life 😂🔥🤙🏽

Are you still using Rover. I just started. Any new lessons learned since this video?

Is there a part two cause I’m wondering whatever happened to the wings coating removal?

You did well :)

I wasnt financial free until my 40’s and I’m still in my 40’s, bought my second house already, earn on a monthly through passive income and got 4 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future! Investing is a grand choice I made. Great video! Thanks

He says 70% of airline points go unused. The 1K emergency fund is just to get a sense of accomplishment. You don't invest in the 401k if you DON'T have any money on hand for emergencies. Most people would just dip into the 401K if an emergency happened and get penalties. His plan is for people who have been proven to not be financially wise.

You should update your affiliate link to the updated book.

Very happy I watched this video before buying the book.

...ugh you have an agenda 🚮

We need to go back manual car is fun and no stolen stuff kkkk I have one

has the shiny part worn off for you at all? 2 years later how is the chair fairing? I need to finally purchase something and am having trouble deciding this vs the Jinx chair or possibly not a secret labs one.

If you had no idea how to drive manual then how were you driving it in the road?? 🤔

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Also going into buying a manual without knowing how to drive it! Car shopping is hard, especially on a low budget, so it's an advantage to be flexible.

Congrats on ur new car It's very nice. Boy u sure learned the manuel within minute's normally it takes at least a few weeks to get the hang of it or if that. Idk how u learned it within seconds. Unbelievable!!! Lol.

She’s gonna be a pro in no time. She’s already shifting very well

Tnx so much I never drove a manual car or any car yet will be learning tho but I’ve wanted a manual car for ever and I think it just help decide to bite the gun and do it I have studying RUclips vids about it so Tnx for the peace of mind😊

But. What is your bank account?

when i bought my first manual car, i’ve never driven manual before, and i had to do a 3 hour drive to my home, it was a fun journey but definitely worth it 100%

ahhahaa lord knows i would not know how to drive manual. i just got myself a 2020 nissan versa sv. i'm a toyota person but i def dropped the gun too fast at the lot and it’s what i ended up leaving the lot with, LOL but I am grateful. This car ended up being so perfect for me. All glory to god! i have videos of my car on my channel too, videos about the process of getting my car, decorating my car etc.. love these type of videos.

I farted in my grandma’s face when she was asleep. It was a wild experience!

Dave Ramsey’s advice is solid to get the average spendoholic back on track. back on the right track. My problem is that he treats his employees awful, he talks down to people and is intolerant. I am a Christian like him BUT I am not full of myself in a cult-like atmosphere.

Personally I would’ve bought a older manual jdm because they are cheaper and it’s pretty funny k whip around without too much worry

this is awesome! I don't even know you but I am proud of you! manuals are truly the best way to go! I got an R8 just to get the gated 6 speed

Thanks for sharing your experience with us! I LOVE ROVER!!! It became me and my husband's full time job! I logged my 1 year update on my youtube channel. we made over 230k on rover in one calendar year!! Super duper crazy. i'm just so grateful for the platform :')

25 years ago I bought a new manual 97 Integra without knowing how to drive it. It takes a while to get used to a new car--and to throw a manual transmission on top of it seemed daunting. But I knew I'd regret it for the rest of my life if I bought the automatic version. Since then I've only driven manuals and buying that car was the best decision I've made.

I so am happy that I was born in 80s. I miss the old days when driving a stick shift was the norm.

UK people be like: 0_0

Did that last month too. Something I challenge myself and didn't want to end up autopilot for rest of my life thus made that decision Love the experience

I just got an 19 Veloster R Spec - Never driven manual now have 7 hours behind the wheel and learning fast!

*How to Start moving a started cat from zero speed on a Flat Road* 1.) Push clutch down. 2.) gear 1 4.) NOW USE GAS. YES YOU USE GAS BEFORE LIFTING THE CLUTCH. I use About 1700 RPM if the road is clear of obstacles. Use Less if its a cramped space. 5.) Lift the clutch to the Bite Point, gradually. But once you’re on the bite point. STAY THERE. For a few seconds. Because the bite point is when the clutch is actually causing the RPM of the engine to match the RPM of the car’s wheels. It needs time to do its job. Naturally, as the RPM of the wheels are catching up the engine’s RPM, of course the car will start moving and accelerating forwards. Congratulations. Your manual car is now moving.

It takes a while to get accustomed to manual transmissions, but once you got it down, it's so satisfying

I think I have heard Dave on his show say use your 401k up to the contribution percent from your company and then use the rest of your investment money into a Roth on his show ?

What's surprising about a manual gearbox? In my country, you learn to drive in a car with a manual gearbox and you pass your driving license on this. Everyone treats a manual gearbox as a totally normal thing and everyone knows how to handle it

I did this exact thing last September. I don't know how I made it home. Tons of RUclips videos later, and driving almost everyday has gotten me to a great point.

In '06 I did the same thing a former friend who was fed up teaching numerous people how to drive manual transmissions and I was the last one I got just enough know how to limp the car off the lot without stalling and the rest was all on me and my first several hours were spent on the steepest 35-45° hill I could find and practiced until I got it moving without a second thought

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I have been driving manual on and off for 4 years. The problem is that my off days far supersede my active manual driving haha. But I just bought my first genesis coupe with a manual transmission. I'd say I'm still a beginner, I'm hoping driving this thing everyday consistently will get me to that point where it's second nature.

I've been driving manual since 2018, it is second nature now. I can drive a manual and not think about. I can have a conversation with my passengers, plan my weekend, whatever. Also bought a car without knowing how. Never even stalled on the test drive. It took 3 weeks before I got to the point when I thought I was competent and 3 months before I was doing it without thinking about it. As for the last time I did something for the first time, today actually. I diced a cucumber instead of slicing it. lol!

2:01 I don't really hate it. The car behind me might hate following me though. It depends how patient they are.