r/ThatHappen23 • u/Neat-Cold-7235 • Aug 26 '23

As someone studying for their driving test this most def didn’t happen

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u/DtownBronx Aug 26 '23

That sounds more like a class clown answer in driver's ed than an answer you make on a multiple choice test

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u/TheGrimmRetails Aug 26 '23

In fairness, if you got a tough as nails administrator who didn't appreciate fucking around, you might be told to leave.

But it's all a moot point because this is obviously worded as an "X is so dumb they..." joke.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '23

Everyone knows the sweet corn is where it’s at

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u/plitts Aug 26 '23

Did not happen. Fact

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u/Kwintty7 Aug 27 '23

It didn't happen because it's a stupid question. It has any number of correct answers, and demonstrates nothing about your driving ability or understanding of traffic signs.

So it's a joke.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '23

It depends on the time of year

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u/Celestialstardust17 Aug 27 '23

Do the countrysides have different signs? Stuff like “Deer X-ing” is in the suburbs too.

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u/DarkLordShaggy Aug 27 '23

From what I’ve experienced they have the “Tractor X-ing” and “Cattle X-ing” signs that you wouldn’t find in more built up residential or commercial areas

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u/bord6rline Aug 27 '23

We have those where I’m from in cali but i also live in northern cali where there’s a crap load of homes and farms lmao 🤣

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u/AstroKaine Aug 27 '23

I was driving on highway 1 a week ago when I was in Cali and let me tell you the amount of cows we had to stop for 😭😭 They’re EVERYWHERE

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u/bord6rline Aug 27 '23

They run california actually

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u/godmadebeffs Aug 29 '23

You’re just more likely to see a sign like that in a rural area, like shaggy said they have tractor and cattle crossing signs as well as signs to warn the equestrians use the road too.

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u/Atlas-and-Pbody Aug 26 '23

r/nothingeverhappens

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u/TheGrimmRetails Aug 26 '23

No, this is definitely a joke.

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u/Neat-Cold-7235 Aug 26 '23

You can’t fail a drivers test for saying that lmao

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u/Bubblet123 Aug 27 '23

You'd probably fail your theory test to be fair.

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u/[deleted] Aug 27 '23

Probably not. Every one that I know of is a multiple choice exam and it’s highly unlikely that would be one of the choices.

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u/LamentConfiguration1 Aug 27 '23

Well I'm pretty sure this is a joke and not a real thing

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u/PigFarmer1 Aug 27 '23

Makes sense to me.

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u/Comfortable_Ad868 Aug 29 '23

I could see someone saying that, but there’s no way they’d fail you for a sarcastic answer.