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BurrDurrMurrDurr t1_jcv38ub wrote

These don’t really exist anymore.

You’d have to:

  1. Know someone with a manual willing to let you drive it
  2. Lease or buy one
  3. SUPER DICK MOVE rent one on Turo and have someone that knows how to drive one teach you.

I know a couple people that did option 3 in the last few years and it’s super fucked up. I just ended up buying one and re-learned on my own car.

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3720-To-One t1_jcuuuty wrote

Does this even exist?

Almost anyone I know who can drive manual had their parent teach them when they were first learning to drive.

I personally learned myself in college at a summer job on a small utility vehicle we had to use.

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Impressive_Judge8823 t1_jculytl wrote

This is raffi not a pub crawl.

If you don’t like driving in general that’s a pretty biased opinion. I drove in a few weeks ago for a show.

It was busy but it was fine. Garage parking was $22.

I wouldn’t want to be dragging a 3 year old onto the T past bedtime if they’re not accustomed to riding public transit.

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SlightlyStoopkid t1_jcudvsi wrote

Reply to comment by Ds50x in Boxing gym by Ds50x

Peter Welch’s or Graelish for boxing. For MMA imo you’re better off learning wrestling and one of the other component arts (jiu jitsu, kickboxing, etc) individually, as opposed to jumping into full MMA right away.

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