When Speeding Kills: What's Behind Our Need For Speed? | Talking Point | Full Episode
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- Опубликовано: 21 мар 2021
- In the past 3 years, speeding has been the number one traffic offence in Singapore. About a month ago, there was a major accident which resulted in the death of the driver and all four passengers in the car. Preliminary investigations revealed that the driver was believed to have been speeding before crashing into a shophouse where the car caught fire. So what are the consequences of extreme speed and when do car modifications cross the line to possibly turn your car into a death trap? Talking Point delves into the psyche of speed demons and finds out what happens to your body when you crash at extreme speeds.
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Having had three friends die because of speeding (Two were speeding, another was hit by someone speeding) and also almost being killed myself. I hate people who speed on public roads. I especially hate people who brag about it.
"Racers are safe drivers" is seriously so loose.
You have to add "professional" in front of that statement. These speed demons are literally demons, because demons disregard the rules. Safety is the least of a demon's worry.
They should dare all speed demons to jump out from highest building without any chutes and safety equipment .. if they can walk and alive, after plummeting from the roof, then they deserve to drive like demon.
I have a friend that occasionally gives me a ride in his car. He tailgates, hogs the overtaking lane, does sudden lane changes, doesn't signal because "no one is there"... Now I just turn down his offers for a lift and take public transport where it is a less butt-clenching experience. Some people are like that, and it just naturally translates into their driving behaviour as well.
There must be a cultural aspect to it as well? City drivers are notoriously impatient, while rural drivers are extremely kind and forgiving.
unsteady person with unsteady/irresponsible driving behavior ??
translate into behavior is similar to manifestation/reflection of what kind of a person he/she is
He is trying to impress you with a bad boy persona
Many drivers even reluctant to slow down at traffic lights and zebra crossings these days. They just drive pass in front of you while you're crossing.
Exactly!
Irresponsible drivers!
pedestrians have got to be vigilant!
agree. they run past red light and they drive forward. reckless and stupid drivers.
Actually, why doesn't the law here provide manslaughter penalties for causing deaths due to reckless driving? Some countries like Australia are very strict with reckless drivers. Singapore, just a meh 1-2 years of jail and the perpetrators are out again threatening other road users
As a civil engineer; which yall failed to touch on since we are the ones who designs the roads and their limits....
CEs are known to add a factor of safety to most roadways by a 10% to 30% margin depending on the circumstances. Additionally, upon reducing the functional speed limit we are instructed to round down to the nearest 5 or 0. This in essence can give anywhere from a 5% decrease to 15% decrease on top of the factor of safety.
Basically where this is going is that most drivers are allowed 10-15% excess of speed limit because of these design features. Most cops in America can only start writing tickets when you are well over 20% the speed limit. There's gray areas, but this is predominantly the reason so many speed. The roads were meant for higher speeds, not the lower ones....
Race track is a very important venue for car enthusiasts to learn the technique and danger of driving fast. Only after they crashes safely in track, they will then appreciate to drive safety in all public roads.
Only F1 driver can race a car in Singapore 😂
Why do you need to travel at high speeds anyway? You can reach your destination even at low speeds, end of discussion
In the same reasoning as why buy a bigger house when a small one is enough, or why eat good food when simple food is adequate, or why buy branded goods when a simple bag or shirt is enough, etc. Its not just about the time to get to a destination but rather, the experiences you get while getting there. Of course, it is important to know going fast is just one part of why people like cars in the first place.
The same reason people skydive, bullfight, etc. You are probably someone who thinks cars are only for commuting, and i bet that you are VERY fun at parties.
U just fck off.all u need is to let ppl enjoy things
@@jrdk9276 That's a good reasoning but experience is not that big deal, I tell you this, experience comes and end your peaceful life once
@@syedisa4435 Haha you wanna race? Wanna fight me with my lancer? You're funny
those speed are rookie numbers, just wait til they cross in Malaysia. They might full-blast on highway
Many can't even handle manual cars, how good can they be?
And still rookie numbers compared to German Autobahn :)
gov should let car enthusiast race at the marina bay street circuit after every f1 event 😆
At 9:58 I thought he want to go and modify his Audi🤣
Woild like to take this opportunity to remind the general public that these speeders are NOT the majority of car enthusiasts in Singapore. There are two types of 'sports' car owners: the lovers of design engineering that makes up the car, and the clout chasers that buy these cars to show off and seem cool.
yeah my parents are one of the most safe drivers i have ever met and haven’t got a speeding fine for like decades despite driving a porsche cayman and a BMW 3 series which some of my friends always ask if my parents drive fast but it’s quite the contrary. Need more people like that who love cars in general but are safe drivers on the road
@@Justin_Jones27 exactly. The common stigma that car enthusiasts = speed demons need to be stopped.
No stats to back this up. Fake news comment
@@SivalinPuthery what stats do you need so you mean you generalise people who own those kinda cars to be the reckless drivers?
@@SivalinPuthery no stats to back up that driver that own up sports cars neither speed nor not speed. What do you mean?
Walaueh. Never stand in front of a car when revving. Even if just testing. Human error always possible. 8:26 touch wood. But it happened to a friend of mine. His sister got ripped into 2 standing in front of a revving car while it being serviced.
Should maybe have create a motorsport track for car enthusiastic or driver to learn more advanced technique of handling car...
Exactly. The general mindset is that if a racetrack is made, that becomes a breeding ground for speeding. Rather, it is more of a place to 'vent' or to test our limits safely. Without anywhere for people to use what they pay for, where else but on the road? Furthermore, driving tests have become too old fashioned and not useful anymore, as evident from these accidents. Why not introduce an advanced driving test in order to buy a high performance car?
before covid they could go Malaysia track. Now they have to take the risk, at least try to do it in 'safer' road with less abstraction, even if accident happen less probability of death.
@@sychoxxxx thus lim chu kang road. Thats about the only place where there is guaranteed a lot of space that is more or less at night.
Not to mention can host F1 there too..
And then the market for "track cars" will also open up. brings in business.
Can buy cars just for racing and not road legal.. at most about 10k sgd-ish?
Still doesn't give the excuse for people to race on 'public' roads. The keyword here is PUBLIC, roads which your loved ones use to get across to their schools and workplace
When I saw Steven, I expected to also see his classic Mercedes Benz. But it didn’t appear in this episode 😭
Because that one cannot go fast🤣🤣
The car can be seen in another Talking Point episode about intermittent fasting.
Nah in indonesia we speed 180 km
Edit : not with luxury car maybe we use like avanza or inova
The Singapore Government and authorities can just build a race track or two that's designed for driving at high speeds, and doesn't take up any stretch of public road. So that Singaporean petrol heads with fast cars can have a place to drive fast safely, and without endangering the public. I can never understand why the Singapore Government won't do that.
Speed limit has to be followed but it doesn't always mean driving within it is safer than over it. One thing for sure is, rather than paying full attention on the road and surrounding, the speedometer check takes away some of your attention off what matters more.
When a poor car driver driving at 80km/h on a 90km/h speed limit road, he may be more of a speed demon compared to a sound driver driving a good car at 110km/h on the same road. And what determines that limit is 90, not 110 or 60 or 30?
There may be people who feel BMW, Audi drivers are "reckless or showing off or risking others". Yes in a way that's true but asking those cars to be driven within the general speed limit is like asking a Honda to drive e.g.50 on a 90km/h limit road. Likewise, some poor/laden car drivers that can only safely travel at 50km/h may feel the Honda is showing off weaving or overtaking them at 90km/h eventhough it is within the legal limit.
Good drivers can still drive safe even at higher speed. They know their limit and has a good feel of the car limitations and surrounding. They drive within those limits. Yes it takes longer braking distance but they know their distance. They drive faster when it's clear, slower when it's not to keep within their reaction distance and handling of the car in check.
Drivers not knowing the surrounding limitations, nor their own self and car limitations can be more of a hazard even travelling within the speed limit. They are numb (not dumb) to the surrounding. Low awareness.
Speed limits probably are there to minimize the coexistence clash of these few groups:
1. the numb unpredictable group that has a poor sense of surrounding including judging the speed and distance of other vehicles,
2. lawful group, be it pro or poor driver that follow the speed limit,
3. the group that can handle higher speed with sensible judgement,
4. the dangerous group that risk everything at any speed.
Driving is somewhat like walking. Some can walk well, some prone to slip. Some prefer a pair of fast responsive shoes while some prefer comfortable pair. Some can run fast can sprint, while some can hardly even jog. Some can dodge, some just clumsy.
You pack all these different people in a park, trail or track, fast runners became labelled as reckless, inconsiderate show off bunch. Walkers (slow driver) and joggers (speed limit) become lane huggers (well, they are entitled to do so but keep left when not overtaking. Escalator culture) blocking runners' way (fast driver).
So try to be considerate to each other, be aware of situations and please don't race on public road except it's closed for you like the F1 event. Because racing is driving on the edge. It's very different from driving fast.
Credits to the presenter. He is highly respected for thorough journalism. He showed on the go-kart that driving fast doesn't necessarily mean the driver is driving recklessly. In fact, that fast driver may be driving even more sensibly than the much slower driver. He knows the limit and he drives below it. The slow driver here however, albeit driving at a much slower speed, is the more reckless one in a way for driving beyond limit loosing control (the presenter is on edge probably because he is in racing mode and willing to risk everything because it's safe closed environment). The problems for many motorists are they have no sense of where the limits are and cannot envision what's coming. Thus no pre-paration, takes longer and made poorer reaction. So the speed limit is among the ways to lower these risk impact and severity.
This is a debatable topic. As the world progress, there could be proportionately less and less people who can drive well - autonomous and not to mention even having the chance to drive a car. Another thing for sure is, cars are progressively becoming faster and faster and people will appreciate shorter commuting time done in a safe way.
I agree with your statements. As for whether people become less proficient in driving, that will be dependent on how tough or difficult the tests become. I find that driving tests nowadays are inadequate and in no way teach the drivers how to control their cars in an emergency, say oversteering. Alternatively, they could have advanced high speed training for people that may want to buy a performance car and but may not feel comfortable driving it. Or, they could have in mandatory for cars that exceed a certain horsepower limit. Another somewhat unrealistic way to separate the fast and the slow driver would probably be to build certain roads or lanes that explicitly allow faster drivers to get to their destinations quicker.
We call it, when the capability of the car far exceeds the skill of the driver
Ppl who speed with disregard of others' lives don't watch shows like these, so the cautionary tale may go unheeded.
But for viewers who do know of such "speed demons" or been a passenger of one before, hopefully you can appeal to their good sense. If not, pls don't take the risk and ride with them.
I’ll stick to the MRT and buses
Excellent video. Thank you for sharing this! :) What are some places you love to explore in Singapore? Gonna subscribe to you!
Somebody pays a lot of money to modify a Suzuki to go half a second faster 🤣🤣🤣
Cheaper than buying a new bmw at least 🤷♂️
People love to show off their powerful car and no place in Singapore to practice racing. You deprive people, they will find ways to do what they want.
The reason why people drag race
is because there are no tracks in Singapore and that's why
Lack of enforcement and archaic road traffic laws. That is all I can say.
may i add, that some people text while driving. please don't make it a habit, it is dangerous. put your phone aside.
I wonder if they have speed clubs
the costs of a vehicle in Singapore is sooooo expensive , that you most have a salary for at least 7.500 Singapore dollars per month , in order to buy one, just the cheapest Car costs like 40000 dollars , then you have to pay for other things like coe , its like cost of ownership for 10 years( can costs up to 500000 S dollars) , then you have other costs , my gosh , so anyone with a car is basically rich
Law is too lenient and plus yellow ribbon support offenders. See, the law stated not to speed but u speed, the law says no drink driving but u still do it and when u kill, they classify as ''accident''. YOU caused the death of others and didn't follow the law, That is NOT accident.
I came across a speeding black mercedes car today, driving really fast, road was empty, nearly cause a accident. Driver is a very irresponsible
& selfish.
Car plate number: SKA1341Z or SKA1314Z.
Time: 11.20am
Location: Blk 121 Toa Payoh Lor 2.
Judgement (not speeding) indeed is the key accident cause
Whatever it is no matter what vehicle you drive sports car or not just don't hog lane 1 can liao! Lane 1 is for overtaking, want to drive slow and follow speed limit please keep to the left
And I thought driving in my small town in Malaysia is risky....
The cause of an accident is due to the negligence of an individual controlling the vehicle. There is no specific research or data to show that high performance vehicle equals to higher probability of accident. Many times, we see accident happen on common vehicle and they can be massive or deadly as well. So in conclusion, any cars has the potential to create a deadly accident but more like how are we going to limit the actual speed allowed on the vehicle. Not forgetting, the proficiency level of the driver.
I'd rather have more difficult driving tests than to lower the speed limit. Most of these crashes have to do with skill than just the cars themselves. Certain cars especially depend on speed to help them stay on the road, especially those with spoilers built in. Furthermore, lowering the speed limit just makes us brake more, and from what the guy said, turning while braking is a sure way of causing an accident.
@@jrdk9276 I have to agree with you. The car has no fault to begin but the person to control it has. Because it is just a pure machine to receive command. He has some points there but in correction, the correct braking technique will actually help to reduce accident by the correct way to "counter steer" But still, how many does know on that? Also, normal human reaction when car loses control is to jam brake thus his sentence make a point. Ultimately, I agree with you on having a more difficult test with tons of safety reaction compulsory course to be valid for driving
22:30 pretty sure super cars sold in Singapore are made for extreme speed, ban passenger cars with more than 300HP or build race track in SG.
You know cars have an tax (in the name of ARF) at 100-180% of the OMV right?
For example, an USD200k Ferrari, with an ARF of 180%, the government earns USD360k tax from a sale of just 1 Ferrari. (Which is also why cars are stupidly expensive in sg)
What makes you think the goverment will ban expensive cars. They should at least build a race track in SG with those money.
Yeah, it brings the government money, no reason to ban it.
This is more than speeding, its a reckless deliberate act to hv fun.
I love the smeel of burning gasoline in the morning
The reaper beckons
Wait next time all Singapore cars can only go at 100km/h only. Step hard hard but only can reach 100km/h. 😂
More like road hogging should be the number 1 road offence in sg
Using phones, ipads, etc is just as dangerous to the lives of others so please highlight these as well.
Speeding should be jail because the driver is usually at a clear state of mind while doing the act. It has shown a clear statement that the driver deliberately act on it to satisfy the emotional needs which is selfish.
CNA - clean that spot of dust in that camera please
Yea bruh the roads aren't made for that type of shieat.
Race on Gran Turismo please
Not the same feeling but i understand your anger towards people that cause accidents
@@jrdk9276 I'm also a speedster in reality, it's just that I train my driving skills from GT Sport
@@vtwl24 not the same. Unless you have a full sim rig with motion and vr set with assetto corsa, no way is it the same feeling
@@vtwl24 in fact, it is because most youngsters that play on those wangan machines think that because they play well, it translates to the real world. That is why accidents happen, particularly due to overconfidence
should you own a car and using it
basic attitudes to have /observe :
Be considerate and be responsible !
just witnessed a woman parked her car exactly at the opening of pedestrians walkway obstructing everyone!!
Err....hello? Are you okay? (Several analogies from all sides considered)
Those reckless drivers, drunk drivers and street racers should banned from driving for life.
I coudnt help but notice that evo at the hks place
should just ban their license for 10 yrs
Lifetime ban is better
Bro Race At F1 Not Legal Race
Another great CNA Insider episode on a popular topic: Speeding. Its true that that all drivers (including myself) have an elevated view that we're better drivers than we really are. The tofu analogy is indeed a scary thought of what your insides might become in a collision at 90/100 kmh. I'm not completely sold that having a racetrack would solve the adrenaline needs. Overall, good to raise the awareness.
p.s. Steven, looks like your IF is working :)
A racetrack wouldnt solve all of our adrenaline needs simply because there will still be people wanting to show off to their friends. Most car enthusiasts would be fine with having a racetrack, and note that spirited deiving is completely different from street racing or speeding
Speed has never killed anyone. Suddenly becoming stationary, that's what gets you.
Jeremy Clarkson
Exactly. Sure, 'racers' get into traumatic and serious accidents, but how many non car enthusiasts' accidents occur, as opposed to accidents caused by car enthusiasts? Generally, if we are talking about legit car enthusiasts and not just speed demons, often times they avoid accidents far more often then people that takes driving as a chore. If i remember correctly, Richard Hammond once said that anyone that is passionate about doing something will do it well. Likewise, shouldn't we use the same argument for driving as well?
14:49 Casino can earn alot of money mah and doesn't need as much space as a race track of course la .
People can be stupid
Would someone say “Speeding is inspired by Sonic The Hedgehog”?
lifetime ban for speeding
Since there is no need to speed, new laws should be written to take speedsters off the road at first offence with a 10 years ban, with no appeal. Don't think of this as punishment. It's about removing dangerous drivers off the road.
I wouldn't necessarily say speeders in general. Yes, that is breaking the speed limit, but i believe that drunk drivers or even careless drivers can and would cause accidents that are not only equally catastrophic, but may harm even more people.
@@jrdk9276 Oh yeah, drunk drivers too. Since it's not necessary to drink and drive, 10 years ban to take them off the road will benefit everyone too.
You do not indulge in your pleasures at the expense of others. Their collective curse will get you eventually. For those who race along residential areas with your loud booming engines, please be careful. Your queue number at the pearly gates will be called soon.
Beware of the Bodoh Phvs. Dont know road. Wear cap in car. See phone only.
Laughs in autobahn
Why not make traffic police cameras with ability to read license plates around route entered into Google Maps to identify car owners on route with criminal records or traffic offences e.g. speeding to route optimal route for VVIP to evade danger routes to drive safely to destination - even criminal syndicate gang boss will want to steer clear of other criminal syndicate gang boss? Separately, In 1,000 years time, a project may be delegated where all cars are networked to 100 x faster than 5G internet with one way vehicle diagnostic push (no control of vehicle), so if car exceed speed limit = auto fine, if tamper with networking device = auto fine, if car on road and not networked as per road camera with license plate reading = auto fine. Unfortunately, with change, some people will not be happy for reasons XYZ and some people will not be happy for no reasons. There are infinite pros and cons, but depending on the reader's mood and biases, the replies are often one sided supportive or one sided unsupportive. Intellectually based on harsh facts: counter argument example out of infinite: not enough people killed by speeding vehicles = more people competing for jobs, competing for beautiful humans and competing for resources. Please feedback to management.
Imagine if you were driving and lets just say that u go 91 kmg in a 90 zone. Knowing how precise and strict computers are, you would be fined even though u exceeded it by 1kmh. Now, imagine if people, being afraid of getting a fine because of that, driving 20kmh below speed limit. Now, imagine rush hour traffic with everyone going at 70kmh or below. Not so fun after all. Also, automared cars may be a reality but there will always be people wanting to drive the car themselves. Also, i do not really trust automated cars, as, they may screw up sometimes, and can you imagine if a hacker got into the 5g network that every car is connected into? The amount of chaos caused by just making every car turn right would be catastrophic.
Now, im not saying that i disageee with automated cars, but sometimes, people would like that bit of control, ya know?
@@jrdk9276 90 km/h limit computer cut slack by 5. IT planes dropped from sky? IT military systems fire missiles everyday? Can make segregate mah. Regards Ah Huat
@@jrdk9276 out of control doesn't stop the judge from issuing fines, jail terms or confiscate car. Sianz.
@@jianfabentsai2438 what i said was that people would like to have control as a self assurance, in case the technology goes abit haywire. Of course, bad drivers ought to be thrown into jail, no doubt.
singapura car no brake
Why does anyone engage in dangerous activities? To show off obviously (and feel good about themselves). Why do they need to do this? Perhaps CNA should do some investigative journalism for once. I honestly find speeding to be a nonsensical activity.
Not so much the speeding. That is merely a part of the whole car enthusiasts thing. Other times, someone may just be rushing to an important meeting or event. Regardless, there are many reasons as to why someone speeds, but we shouldnt group it all into a group, but rather, learn why people would want to speed.
Plus, there isnt really any deep digging to find out why. Simply ask the people around you that do, or go to a proper and legit car owners club and they would be happy to explain to you the various joys of driving, and that speeding is sometimes a part of it and often times, frowned upon as well.
@@jrdk9276 It is possible to be a car enthusiast and abide by the law. In my view, it is great if someone is a car enthusiast, more money is spent into the economy. The question to ask is not why people like speeding. The answer is clear, this activity results in a release of endorphins. It is the same high sought by substance abusers like smokers, recreational drug users...etc. My question is why exactly do they seek this rush of temporary excitement despite knowing the risks. If they are seeking that high, I am sure smoking and recreational drug use is not only cheaper but safer. Though it lacks the "show-off" factor. Perhaps these people simply have some sort of narcissistic disorder? Or is it due to peer pressure? Probing deeper might reveal something about Singaporean society. Perhaps something unsightly?
@@Destroyer4700 yes, i agree with you. Personally, speeding is just one part of it, but for me, as a car enthusiast, even i wouldnt want to go fast, at least not over my limit. For those that speed, i think it has to be broken down into 2 categories; one that likes to speed, and one that had to speed for whatever reason. those that like speeding, it is mainly a show off factor and indeed sometimes peer pressure. That is something i wouldnt mind condemning, the attempt to speed on public roads. That being said, i can sympathise with those that like it not only for the thrill, but it could also have to do with, say, those that may just miss the chance to go to malaysia to race. For those that needs to speed for, say, an important meeting, i would probably say that if they would miss it, at that point in time, it felt worse than death.
@@Destroyer4700 as for the risk factor, i believe its due to the complacency of the driver that, even though clearly inadequate, may have thought he was a better driver than he really was. That is why i advocate for a tougher driving course or at the very least a sort of high speed control program for certain buyers that would like to purchase a car that exceeds a certain horsepower limit. That way, people can play with the cars they want, and at the same time, know how to control it.
Your knowledge and research on how cars work factors that cause a collision is not nearly as good enough. You talk about power of the car, what about stopping power of a car? A lamborghini with carbon ceramic brakes coupled with micheline pilot sports 4s or cup 2 tyres.. will stop in a shorter distance from 90kmph than a stock Toyota camry doing 60kmph. Also modifying a car doesn't always throw it off balance. Most cars are build to handle much more power and engine are tuned down to match emission standards. So Any car is capable of handling little bit more power. Accidents happen because of stupidity of some drivers. Who doesn't know the limits of them self and the cars their driving. Cars are just tools like any other machine. Wrong person use the wrong tool for the wrong task. That's when you have an accident. Speed has nothing to do with it. Infact standards of driver licence test need to be updated.
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IMO mechanics gotta be held partly responsible for this upgrades, or "zengs"
The pricing of these upgrades should be relooked imo. Obvious speed enhancers should be way pricier than the rims, tyres and brakes, etc.
And there has to be regulations on this zengs. Example would be customers need to upgrade their brakes tyres before getting their engines done. Otherwise it's disallowed.
Singapore government could easily ban private cars after 7 pm until 7 am.
Tesla electric cars do not have this danger.
Buy Tesla electric cars
To get there on time.
speeding is obviously dangerous!!
you Can't stop on time to avoid accidents even if you use emergency brake!!
Please do not use the emergency brake during high speed. It does not do what u think it does. It works maybe even worde than your normal brakes.
I disagree with having a race track to deter temptation for testing our high-powered cars. We simply don't have enough space for it to even be satisfying. If you look at it from an economic pov, it's not a good investment. From a deterrence pov, there are surely other ways to curb speed demons. What matters is the person behind the wheel, not the cars or the abundance/lack of race tracks. Mostly younger demographic tend to have the need to do so, peer pressure? Social expectations?
Where does the real problem lie? Is it difficult for them to comprehend the dangers they pose to others and themselves. The pain they may inflict not only on the victims but their families and loved ones. Why is it that the "speed demons" can't seem to practice a little bit of common sense and empathy, that they truly don't see the consequences of their actions? In my opinion, it's a lapse in our educational system. It starts from character building, which if you truly dig deep enough, will unfortunately come to realize that there is a lack of it in some of us living in Singapore.
For the race track part, it dosent even need to be big. Heck, they could just close up south buona vista road for like a 3 day hillclimb event, and i think that would make car enthusiasts particularly happy.
@@jrdk9276 You may be right. I'm not very familiar with the Car community or what they want, but if it's feasible then why not. Hopefully, we can find a good solution to prevent such accidents.
@@unpopularopinionsg4417 more often than not, it is non car enthusiasts that cause most accidents, with enthusiasts having fewer but more deadly ones. The reason is simple: if u are passionate about doing something, u will do it something well. Same for driving. Personally, i feel that drink driving is worse than or equal to speeding, but both are equally irresponsible
Sam is delusional
Finally, talking about this old news. Good riddance
I'm more interested in the 3rd degree burns all over 80% of the body effect
ego trips land boastful people with deep pockets in deeper trouble or even fatality!!
this is the squarest reporter you could've assigned to do this segment. i mean, this dude seems like he doesn't do anything in life that's thrilling. he probably enjoys watching paint dry.