Kelly

It was like a street that was maybe 40 or 50 miles an hour.

And remember coming up on the street and going, oh, I need to turn right here.

But I was in the center lane.

Okay.

And I know that I barely slowed down and made that right turn from the center lane.

It was just amazing that there wasn't a car in the right lane next to me.

But we make it to my friend's house.

We're hanging out.

And a little while into it, he's like, you should let me drive.

He's my age.

So he's 13 or 14.

And so I have this dilemma because I don't really have the ability or the understanding to weigh out decisions and see the potential consequences.

But in this moment, I know that this isn't a good idea.

But, and Dax, I know that you will empathize with this feeling, I have a facade that I have to put up in order to protect myself.

And I cannot act like I doubt his ability or that I'm in any way afraid of what could potentially happen or that I'm concerned in any way.

Yes.

So we want to avoid all of that.

So I'm going to choose this second option and I tell him you can drive around the block.

It was a neighborhood area.

It wasn't on a major street.