In addition: Especially when driving long distances; #Check your side-mirrors regularly especially the left one because some roads are too narrow and you would't want your left wheels to go off the edge of the road. #Whenever approaching a curve, slow down and drive as close to the edge of the road as possible to prevent yourself from leaning on the opposite side of oncoming traffic. #When approaching oncoming traffic, steer slightly to the left to prevent yourself from leaning towards the oncoming traffic but watch out for the left edge of the road. #When driving at night with oncoming traffic that are dazzling you, drive slower and never focus on the headlights of oncoming traffic. #Also at night, switch your rear-view mirror to the anti-dazzle rear-view mirror so that the bright lights from behind are dimmed by the mirror and you won't get annoyed. #When driving long distances, always drive with your lights on to make it easier to be seen on the road. #Use cruise control if possible to get a relaxful drive and avoid getting caught on speed camera. #If you wanna know the following distance between you and the front car, look at the shadow of the car that passes by a road marking or sign and count from the time the front car passes by until you pass by that road marking or sign and that is your following distance such as 2, 3 or 4 second rule. NB: This method only works during daytime and at night-time you need to be caucious and focus on the rear lights of the car. #When overtaking, get as close as you can (but not too close) and accelerate as fast as you can (but not too fast) and check left side-mirror to ensure that there is sufficient space to return to your lane. #When you want to overtake CAR A and CAR B there is also another car in front of you CAR C that is trying to overtake CAR A and CAR B(not recommended) try to move slightly in the middle to see oncoming traffic and if clear continue to overtake CAR B and continue following CAR C and overtake him (if clear) and move back to your lane. There are a lot of tips that I could share but I feel like these ones are crucial for long distance trips. Some are risky (not recommended😂) but sometimes it's needed😂.
🥹🫱🏽🫲🏾 my favourite type of people!! Thank you so much man, these tips are really useful and I’m sure a lot of people will appreciate them. Happy safe driving 🏁🏎️💪🏾!!
Hi Nokuhle nice tips for novice drivers. If I may add onto your tips. Tip No 1 Purpose for switching the accessories is to ensure that, you don't overload the battery requiring more load power to start the car. Tip No 2 They say newer cars theres no need to warm them up however drive gentle until it reaches the operating temperature, I however prefer warming up the engine. Tip No 3 Tires have the wear indicator/ wear bars, it is advisable to replace before it gets to this level, also check for abnormal tire wear. Tip No 4 Switching off or lowering the radio, will assists to hear abnormal noise from engine, transmission, tires, bearings etc. Tip No 5 Checking for abnormal fluid spills, will identify leaks from engine oil leaks, transmission oil leaks, coolant leaks, brake fluid etc. Tip No 6 Driving with a lower engine revs, will save fuel consumption, prolong engine longevity. Although for Automatic if it works correctly it will maintain the correct gear for the correct speed. Certain cheaper model cars do not have the revolution counter. Tip No 7 It is advisable to check oil and water frequently. Certain models of car engine will consume oil even if new, so to wait for service intervals may result in engine damage. Certain models the fluid levels can be electronically checked as part of the display and will warn if levels are lower than normal. Tip no 8 Always check the tire pressure. If lower this can also result in the car steering to the one side. Some cars have the electronic tire pressure monitor. Tip No 9 There's always a debate whether there will be damage if you put a car on park before the hand brake pulling, however as long as the foot brake is fully pressed no damage will be caused to the transmission if you put it on park, and then hand brake. The driving school way is hand brake first then park position. The intention is to protect the automatic transmission parking pawls damage. Tip 10 If you stay in the coastal areas and want to keep car for long. Try to park in a shelter like a garage, if you can you need to trust proof your car under carriage. The rust on the doors and other panels can be replaced, however if the car is rusted underneath, very little can be done to restore.
Tip number 11 ..open your bonnet at least once a week and make visible inspections.. pull out the oil stick and check the level... brake fluid, power steering fluid, screen wash, no white deposits on the battery, and no foreign things in tour engine.... Tip number 12..start your car and leave it in idle for about 5 to ten minutes and listen to the engine... it should have a smooth stable sound with the rev counter around 900....
If you wait for your car to reach 3000+ rpm each time to change a gear you are now aggressive driver/ racing. for a car to be above 3000+ rpm its when you press flat the accelerator and the car will be going to fast making it difficult for inexperienced drivers to gain full control of the incase there's a sudden traffic ahead and it chows petrol. Its recommended to always try and change gears each time your rpm is above 2000rpm. I think many cars now have gives alert for when to shift into higher gear on the speedometer
5:06 don't allow petrol attendant in there if you have a modern car, the car will tell you what it needs, then that can be done at the dealership if you have a motorplan.
Hey nokuhle hope you are well? I have no idea about tires and I just got my car january can you please make a video about like the simple things we need to know about tires or any other thing for new drives
This videos are very informative and good quality! Congratulations on your beautiful ride Nokuhle! Watching from Namibia 🇳🇦. I’m looking forward to Lifestyle Vlogs as well!
Thank you 🙌 I appreciate this. I actually do have a vlogging channel (separate to this) so check it out. It's called "Nokuhle's Diary" however will link it here for you 🥰 www.youtube.com/@nokuhle_kumalo
😂🙏🏾 eyyy I recently got into the habit of it - because my dad was in the car with me and I was during this car and I didn’t do it like that. I could see his soul getting crushed as I ‘hurt’ his car🤣😭💔. Since then, I’ve been standing on business.
Hi. Great content, very precise and concise. I do not totally agree with the revs part. Revving the engine is necessary when carrying a heavy load, overtaking or going up a steep hill. The engine will not sustain any damage if you rev it to climb the occasional steep hill. It will just use more fuel.
Most Important: Always check your Car Coolant level, it cools your engine and if it runs out, your car will overheat and damage the engine. Its one of the most expensive repairs you will ever do.
Hi Nokuhle.first time seeing you and I like it here, great stuff. I heard you say we can leave suggestions and I can't believe this opportunity. Please share how and where can you take your inventory ideas to in Sa.for example,say i want to make a "scammer detector device" or "A salary App".who can be approached to help or where to go for assistance? Thank you
Noted 🙏🏾👌🏾. Is your company registered (CIPC) or are you operating as a sole proprietor? (But maybe it’d be worthwhile for me to do both ☺️). I’ll put it on my list. However if this is urgent, I would highly recommend check out @AndreBothmaTax channel ✨he has some useful videos on there dedicated to tax.
The tyre actual has an indicator of when yiu need to change your tyres. In between the threads of the tyres(where you put your coin) there's a bump nyana If your tyre surface reaches that bump your tyres need replacing
Your dealership should perform this at every service interval (every 15 000km or so) however if you feel that your car is not “driving straight” or if you notice your tyres are getting worn out at different rates then there’s no harm at popping into your local tyre company 🛞 and asking them to have a look for you ☺️
Hey, I have a question.. i went for car shopping over a month ago, i saw a Hyundai creta i liked it and asked how much would it cost monthly, interest rate and balloon payment. I was asked to submit my documents so they can check for me if i qualify for the car. They then told me that i do qualify for the car but the monthly installments were a bit high for the car so i did not proceed with that dealership. Few days later i received an email stating that there's an inquiry on my profile when i went to check my credit score went down by almost 20 points and i did not understand what that meant. So i proceeded and went shopping to another dealership and found a car that i really liked. Then i was advised i do a pre- approval to check for installment and interest rate. A day later i received another email stating that the was an enquiry on my profile and that will affect my credit score im down to 622 from 640.. please advise what can i do?
So every time a dealership runs a credit check on you it notifies the bureau and if you run too many in a short space of time it will negatively impact your score because it comes across as if you’re “desperate for credit”. I can’t advise directly to your circumstance but I think just be careful of who you allow to run checks on your profile (don’t give them documents until you’re sure). Where possible, you can also ask your own bank to give you a pre approval amount of how much h they’d be willing to finance you, with the hopes that they offer you a favourable rate. And remember, don’t let dealerships confuse you with the monthly instalment amount (because they can drop this to as low as you want but play with other figures). Compare all deals in a total cost basis (I.e. how much will you pay overall). Check out this video I made on 5 things to watch out for when buying a car, I think it might help. th-cam.com/video/mtPar3WtD24/w-d-xo.htmlsi=E4t573Jy_ZUS1F6k
Keep your RPM low 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾. Drive less with your sunroof open. The aircon also impacts your fuel consumption. These are just the few I can think of top of my head, but I’ll think a bit more on it ☺️
🤣lapho mina I wanted to say she needed to give us Tip #11: "Warn your followers you're pulling a trailer" I hope I'm not gonna be in trouble in the future for my comment
In addition: Especially when driving long distances;
#Check your side-mirrors regularly especially the left one because some roads are too narrow and you would't want your left wheels to go off the edge of the road.
#Whenever approaching a curve, slow down and drive as close to the edge of the road as possible to prevent yourself from leaning on the opposite side of oncoming traffic.
#When approaching oncoming traffic, steer slightly to the left to prevent yourself from leaning towards the oncoming traffic but watch out for the left edge of the road.
#When driving at night with oncoming traffic that are dazzling you, drive slower and never focus on the headlights of oncoming traffic.
#Also at night, switch your rear-view mirror to the anti-dazzle rear-view mirror so that the bright lights from behind are dimmed by the mirror and you won't get annoyed.
#When driving long distances, always drive with your lights on to make it easier to be seen on the road.
#Use cruise control if possible to get a relaxful drive and avoid getting caught on speed camera.
#If you wanna know the following distance between you and the front car, look at the shadow of the car that passes by a road marking or sign and count from the time the front car passes by until you pass by that road marking or sign and that is your following distance such as 2, 3 or 4 second rule.
NB: This method only works during daytime and at night-time you need to be caucious and focus on the rear lights of the car.
#When overtaking, get as close as you can (but not too close) and accelerate as fast as you can (but not too fast) and check left side-mirror to ensure that there is sufficient space to return to your lane.
#When you want to overtake CAR A and CAR B there is also another car in front of you CAR C that is trying to overtake CAR A and CAR B(not recommended) try to move slightly in the middle to see oncoming traffic and if clear continue to overtake CAR B and continue following CAR C and overtake him (if clear) and move back to your lane.
There are a lot of tips that I could share but I feel like these ones are crucial for long distance trips. Some are risky (not recommended😂) but sometimes it's needed😂.
🥹🫱🏽🫲🏾 my favourite type of people!! Thank you so much man, these tips are really useful and I’m sure a lot of people will appreciate them.
Happy safe driving 🏁🏎️💪🏾!!
@@nokuhlekumalo Thanks for the compliments🙏🏽😭😭😭. Really appreciate it😭😭🙏🏽.
Hi Nokuhle nice tips for novice drivers.
If I may add onto your tips.
Tip No 1
Purpose for switching the accessories is to ensure that, you don't overload the battery requiring more load power to start the car.
Tip No 2
They say newer cars theres no need to warm them up however drive gentle until it reaches the operating temperature, I however prefer warming up the engine.
Tip No 3
Tires have the wear indicator/ wear bars, it is advisable to replace before it gets to this level, also check for abnormal tire wear.
Tip No 4
Switching off or lowering the radio, will assists to hear abnormal noise from engine, transmission, tires, bearings etc.
Tip No 5
Checking for abnormal fluid spills, will identify leaks from engine oil leaks, transmission oil leaks, coolant leaks, brake fluid etc.
Tip No 6
Driving with a lower engine revs, will save fuel consumption, prolong engine longevity. Although for Automatic if it works correctly it will maintain the correct gear for the correct speed. Certain cheaper model cars do not have the revolution counter.
Tip No 7
It is advisable to check oil and water frequently.
Certain models of car engine will consume oil even if new, so to wait for service intervals may result in engine damage. Certain models the fluid levels can be electronically checked as part of the display and will warn if levels are lower than normal.
Tip no 8
Always check the tire pressure. If lower this can also result in the car steering to the one side. Some cars have the electronic tire pressure monitor.
Tip No 9
There's always a debate whether there will be damage if you put a car on park before the hand brake pulling, however as long as the foot brake is fully pressed no damage will be caused to the transmission if you put it on park, and then hand brake. The driving school way is hand brake first then park position. The intention is to protect the automatic transmission parking pawls damage.
Tip 10
If you stay in the coastal areas and want to keep car for long. Try to park in a shelter like a garage, if you can you need to trust proof your car under carriage. The rust on the doors and other panels can be replaced, however if the car is rusted underneath, very little can be done to restore.
Hahaha yoh 😂🙏🏾 you almost wrote out the entire video ?!? Thank you SO much for these additional tips / knowledge 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾❤️. We appreciate it.
Great advices 😘 hug
Parking your car in automatic, you select Neutral, pull up the hand brake , and finally select park mode.
👌🏽 shap shap! Thank you.
You deserve everything good shame! Your work is outstanding! We learning alot🥺
Thank you so much 🤗 I truly appreciate this.
If you parking first put gear on neutral then hand brake and then park
That's how we do it , a family of auto, the car also doesn't respond funky to this process, smooth vibes😊
"If you haven't subscribed that's okay, i hope this video will convince you to"🔥
😂🙏🏾 There's no pressure shame, when people are happy they will naturally subscribe (like how you've been for the last year 😉👊🏽 - thank you).
Tip number 11 ..open your bonnet at least once a week and make visible inspections.. pull out the oil stick and check the level... brake fluid, power steering fluid, screen wash, no white deposits on the battery, and no foreign things in tour engine.... Tip number 12..start your car and leave it in idle for about 5 to ten minutes and listen to the engine... it should have a smooth stable sound with the rev counter around 900....
When packing you put the gear on Neutral (N) before you pull the hand break the push the gear to Pack (P)
If you wait for your car to reach 3000+ rpm each time to change a gear you are now aggressive driver/ racing. for a car to be above 3000+ rpm its when you press flat the accelerator and the car will be going to fast making it difficult for inexperienced drivers to gain full control of the incase there's a sudden traffic ahead and it chows petrol. Its recommended to always try and change gears each time your rpm is above 2000rpm. I think many cars now have gives alert for when to shift into higher gear on the speedometer
Your engine is more happy at higher revs well keeping revs low gives you great fuel economy
5:06 don't allow petrol attendant in there if you have a modern car, the car will tell you what it needs, then that can be done at the dealership if you have a motorplan.
🫱🏽🫲🏾🫱🏽🫲🏾🫱🏽🫲🏾 exactly
Hey nokuhle hope you are well? I have no idea about tires and I just got my car january can you please make a video about like the simple things we need to know about tires or any other thing for new drives
This videos are very informative and good quality! Congratulations on your beautiful ride Nokuhle!
Watching from Namibia 🇳🇦.
I’m looking forward to Lifestyle Vlogs as well!
Thank you 🙌 I appreciate this. I actually do have a vlogging channel (separate to this) so check it out. It's called "Nokuhle's Diary" however will link it here for you 🥰 www.youtube.com/@nokuhle_kumalo
Everything you said in this storytime is true shame..may we have more women who value themselves like you do .....❤Happy women's month babe🎉❤
Thank you, my sister .Sending big hugs ❤
You are so welcome 🤗
ILYSM omg I found your channel recently and I've just been within ❤❤❤
🎉🥹 I'm so glad you chose to stay!!
Been watching your videos for months and today , was convinced to subscribe, and watch all the ads, good job mtanasekhaya, siyabonga!
😂😂😂🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 ahhhh I’m so happy to hear that!! Welcome to the team. We’ve been waiting for you 🤭💪🏾♥️
@@nokuhlekumalo😜❤️ sunel and ami faku"singing : makwande, Kuhlangane, sibe moja, kube mnandi"
no i love your content and the energy wow!😄😍
I'm so glad you're enjoying it! ❤️
WwNokuhle guess who bought her first car today💃🏼💃🏼💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿
OMGGGGG🥹🥹🥹♥️♥️♥️♥️ CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!! Ahhhhh I’m so so happy for you 🫂 wishing you many safe travels.
Thank you Nokuhle! I really appreciate your content❤
Thank you Lulama ♥️
I needed this 😊thank you Nokuhle. My first baby is still brand new, I'll be taking good care of it🎉
You've got this! ☺️❤️ I hope you enjoy your baby for many many years.
@@nokuhlekumalo 😊😊 Thank you ousie ❤️
Loved these tips! Thank you, girl. ❤
Only a pleasure ☺️❤️!
I love how you present
Thank you so much ☺️❤️ hahaha I appreciate this comment.
Tip 9 is very important, some people need to hear this
😂🙏🏾 eyyy I recently got into the habit of it - because my dad was in the car with me and I was during this car and I didn’t do it like that. I could see his soul getting crushed as I ‘hurt’ his car🤣😭💔. Since then, I’ve been standing on business.
I’m a new member to the community! This video definitely convinced 😁❤️
😂😂🫱🏽🫲🏾🫱🏽🫲🏾 that’s what I love to hear! Welcome to our team ❤️
I've got an electric car, but still watched the video always useful to know more! thanks!!
😂🙏🏾 thank you for tuning in!!
Wow this was really helpful for me being a new driver❤ thank you
☺️♥️ I’m glad you found this useful!
I just came across your channel, oh how I love your content. Great work! ❤
🥹♥️ thank you!! I appreciate this.
🙌🙌🙌🙌thank you very much for this lovely tips as always a woman with multiple talents 👏👏👏
This video convinced me to subscribe….🎉Love it here ❤
☺️♥️♥️♥️ love love love to hear it! Welcome!!
that RPM test sounded like you have a beast sis ...lol .. that convinced me to subscribe 😃
hahahah 😂🤭 my little Princess of a Polo! Thanks for joining 💪🏾
You've just earned a subscriber 🎉
You are too cute, inside out❤😊Thoroughly enjoyed this!
😂😂😂🤗♥️ thank you so much!
Thanks for the tips girl ❤
Thank you for the tips,they will come in handy.❤❤❤
☺️🙏🏾 only a pleasure!!
We want this content everyday ❤ thank so much sis omdala
🤭💃🏾💃🏾 ngyabonga kakhulu!!
Really enjoyed and learnt from the video- thank you. Liked and subscribed..
Thank you Caroline ☺️❤️ welcome to our team!!
Hi. Great content, very precise and concise. I do not totally agree with the revs part. Revving the engine is necessary when carrying a heavy load, overtaking or going up a steep hill. The engine will not sustain any damage if you rev it to climb the occasional steep hill. It will just use more fuel.
😉🤜🏾 thank you for this. I agree.
Wow this was so informative 🥹 thoroughly enjoyed this video❤️
Most Important: Always check your Car Coolant level, it cools your engine and if it runs out, your car will overheat and damage the engine. Its one of the most expensive repairs you will ever do.
Im a guy and you are right with all of them. Loving the content🎉
You're lovely, first time I saw you I subscribed immediately 🤗
thank you Phindy ☺️♥️
Thank you Nokuhle. Umuhle 😍😍😍
thank you ☺️!
Hi Nokuhle.first time seeing you and I like it here, great stuff.
I heard you say we can leave suggestions and I can't believe this opportunity.
Please share how and where can you take your inventory ideas to in Sa.for example,say i want to make a "scammer detector device" or "A salary App".who can be approached to help or where to go for assistance?
Thank you
Nice video, but don’t press the button on the handbrake when engaging it; just pull it up with strength.
Ur eye ❤❤❤
Wow hayibo where have you been my queen...loaded with content...❤😂 I subscribe now henceforth bae
lol lol lol welcome to the channel !! 🤸🏾 I hope you find the content useful and interesting ☺️
Enjoyed ❤
Thank you for this
No problem 😊
Great content!
2:45 that songs a vibe
It’s my fave 🥹!
❤you rock my sistar.
How learnt so much from these, thank you
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching ☺️
You are the best ke sisi ungadinwa ❤❤
🥹🥹♥️ ngyabonga sisi
By the way how efficient is the polo tsi auto transmission. Looking out for one
Thank you ❤
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Ahh! such a God sent channel man!🥹
🥹🥹♥️♥️🙏🏾 thank youuu
Very informative, thank you 🙏
What are you using to capture videos? the quality is great!
Thank you 😊! CANON Mark || EOS M50 📷
Thank you for this informative video❤❤
You’re welcome ☺️❤️🙏🏾!! Thanks for watching.
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❤️❤️❤️!!
Thank you for this ❤
Thank you for watching ☺️♥️
just do wheel alignment every 5000 kms
What do you do For a living
Subscribed 🎉🎉
Welcome 🤗!! I hope you enjoy your stay.
And the hand clap at 5:07 😂
😂😂🤣🤣
This was so informative, I recently found out about this channel from Zizi MOLOKO ❤
Ahh ☺️🙏🏾 thanks for tuning in! I hope you enjoyed it.
Thank you so much for these tips they are so helpful.
Please make a video about tax on self employed....
I'm with you on this one😢
Noted 🙏🏾👌🏾. Is your company registered (CIPC) or are you operating as a sole proprietor?
(But maybe it’d be worthwhile for me to do both ☺️).
I’ll put it on my list. However if this is urgent, I would highly recommend check out @AndreBothmaTax channel ✨he has some useful videos on there dedicated to tax.
@@nokuhlekumalo Sole proprietor mem....when you're making money online like forex traders
Nice one, sisi.
☺️🙏🏾🫱🏽🫲🏾 thank you Clifton.
❤️❤️❤️❤️
The tyre actual has an indicator of when yiu need to change your tyres. In between the threads of the tyres(where you put your coin) there's a bump nyana
If your tyre surface reaches that bump your tyres need replacing
💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🤩 thank you for this!
New subbie gained 🎉😊 ...
Yay! Thank you!
do take time to wash your own car, it will help you to notice any scratches or anything else that may need attention
True 🥲😂🤭.
I drove for 5 years before I officially had a license. Started driving at the age of 13.😂
😂😂 sounds like most gents I know. Not surprised at all.
..after how many km's you must do wheel alignment?
Your dealership should perform this at every service interval (every 15 000km or so) however if you feel that your car is not “driving straight” or if you notice your tyres are getting worn out at different rates then there’s no harm at popping into your local tyre company 🛞 and asking them to have a look for you ☺️
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Name of the song at the end please?😢
I think it’s JR FEEL GOOD SESSIONS: Amanda Black ♥️ (search on TH-cam)
@@nokuhlekumalo thanks doll♥️
Hey, I have a question.. i went for car shopping over a month ago, i saw a Hyundai creta i liked it and asked how much would it cost monthly, interest rate and balloon payment. I was asked to submit my documents so they can check for me if i qualify for the car. They then told me that i do qualify for the car but the monthly installments were a bit high for the car so i did not proceed with that dealership. Few days later i received an email stating that there's an inquiry on my profile when i went to check my credit score went down by almost 20 points and i did not understand what that meant.
So i proceeded and went shopping to another dealership and found a car that i really liked. Then i was advised i do a pre- approval to check for installment and interest rate. A day later i received another email stating that the was an enquiry on my profile and that will affect my credit score im down to 622 from 640.. please advise what can i do?
So every time a dealership runs a credit check on you it notifies the bureau and if you run too many in a short space of time it will negatively impact your score because it comes across as if you’re “desperate for credit”.
I can’t advise directly to your circumstance but I think just be careful of who you allow to run checks on your profile (don’t give them documents until you’re sure).
Where possible, you can also ask your own bank to give you a pre approval amount of how much h they’d be willing to finance you, with the hopes that they offer you a favourable rate.
And remember, don’t let dealerships confuse you with the monthly instalment amount (because they can drop this to as low as you want but play with other figures). Compare all deals in a total cost basis (I.e. how much will you pay overall). Check out this video I made on 5 things to watch out for when buying a car, I think it might help.
th-cam.com/video/mtPar3WtD24/w-d-xo.htmlsi=E4t573Jy_ZUS1F6k
How best to drive to save fuel?
Keep your RPM low 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾. Drive less with your sunroof open. The aircon also impacts your fuel consumption. These are just the few I can think of top of my head, but I’ll think a bit more on it ☺️
Hi thanks for the information, but awusemhl san and ngyabon nasemnwen wakh ayikh i ring...cela skhulume
🤣lapho mina I wanted to say she needed to give us Tip #11: "Warn your followers you're pulling a trailer"
I hope I'm not gonna be in trouble in the future for my comment
🤣 ngyabonga.
🤣 back to sit-down videos for good ke.
@@nokuhlekumalo 😀😀😀
😂😂 nobody judge me I didn’t know what the RPM thing was for 😭😭🤣🤣 aaa bliss
😂😂🤭♥️ we don’t judge here don’t worry!! Because tomorrow you’ll be teaching us about something we don’t know 😌
You is me😂😂
Open a driving school sis
😂😂✋🏾 nah nah nah I dont want to risk my life like that.
Looķing for subscribe button
Without success
Hahaha I hope you found it 🤭
Braces
I enjoyed the video and now I can protect my gearbox🫱🏿🫲🏽
☺️🫱🏽🫲🏾 always a pleasure! Thanks for watching.
You speak so nicely ❤
🥹♥️ thank you!
Thank you ❤️
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