This Country Season 3 Episode 2 Driving Lesson
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DankNugFairy107
I do wonder how much transport actually effects young people in rural areas, when I grew up there was one bus every 3 hours for 12 hours of the day. Having a car changed everything for my career prospects but not everyone was so lucky.
After Work Reactions
That is awesome I can't wait to check that out.
After Work Reactions
Thank you =] LOL Mandy is so goofy.
After Work Reactions
LOL Mandy is a nut. That is good though man, I wish we could have better public transportation here, ours is terrible.
After Work Reactions
LOL this episode was fantastic, Mandy is so goofy. Yea it is a challenge to get anywhere unless you have a car here. Even in big cities it can be an issue if you have to go to the suburbs.
Keith Pratt
I just read that Charlie Cooper is gonna be in an episode of Inside No. 9.
Lz Bristol
Great reaction Josh! The Mandy scene is just brilliant π€£π€£π€£
Ash Jeffries
Great episode and reaction! KERRY: What have you got there, Mand? MANDY: A brick in a pillowcase. KURTAN: (immediately starts engine) Ffffff! Nutcase! πππ So perfectly delivered and timed by all the actors! I love this show! The UK is actually pretty decent for public transport, even in rural areas, although we would describe rural public transport as poor by European standards as it is so strong in terms of infrastructure compared with other parts of the world, especially the USA. Buses run all over the Cotswolds for example but they're less frequent than in the larger towns and cities and of course, in the larger towns and cities, the main universal connection is rail. I have my hang ups about the privatisation and expense of rail travel but we are pretty lucky really to have it there. π
Matthew Towner
Loved your reaction Josh, I knew you would enjoy this episode π. It's 1 of the best episodes of This Country. Great π reaction bud π€£ π π€£
BelladonnicHazeyJaneII
What a great episode π oh my god them in the car trying to get away from Mandy was fantastic. Thanks Josh I needed this laugh today. I've heard about pretty much everyone in the States needing a car. I've never driven and nor do half the people I know. I live in a decent sized town so the public transport is very good here, regular buses in all directions, a train station etc. There are 3 bus stops going to different places within two minutes from my front door. I prefer to walk most places though to be honest, saves money and I enjoy the exercise and taking photos of nice areas along the way.
Kieran B
I thought I was slightly losing the plot π no worries Josh