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Input: Text: i'm currently in china visiting in-laws. while driving through rural areas, my wife's cousin let me drive his car. it was only him and myself in the car. he speaks a tiny bit of english and i can speak a tiny bit of chinese so it wasn't a big deal in terms of communication regarding directions. also i've driven in china before so i felt relatively confident.

he drives like a grandma (even by american standards) because he's a new driver. i drive the same way, usually, although on this occasion i drove faster and more aggressively. if there's a car driving too slow, i would drive into the oncoming lane to go around them (totally normal in china, provided there's space to do so).

after 10 minutes of driving he asked to drive again. he said, "your driving is crazy!" lol. he lecturers me about how the rpm's shouldn't go above 2000. he said i drove way too fast, and proceeded to show me all the speed limit signs until our destination.

i have no idea what the rpm's actually was. i've driven a manual transmission throughout college so i just go by the sound. i was definitely driving faster than the posted speed limit, intentionally, as i was following others on the road, although maybe the driver in front of me was also crazy, there wasn't a lot of traffic in these rural areas. my mistake was driving as i see others in china drive; i should've driven as i've seen my cousin-in-law drive because he was the passenger and owner of the car.

later i told my wife about it. she told me he made some indirect references to it later. they were talking about gas mileage and he says he wants his car to last as long as possible, he will drive more conservatively "than americans" so his car will last longer. 

i can't help laughing at the (admittedly racist) irony of a chinese person thinking americans drive like shit. maybe that'll be a stereotype in china in like 10 years. if it does i will proudly claim responsibility.

TIFU by making making a native Chinese guy think Americans drive "crazy"