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Input: Today, my (17M) great grandma rode with me for the first time in a couple months. She started bitching, as usual, about me taking corners too fast and just generally going too fast. Yeh thing that really pushed her over the edge was when I drove through 2 empty parking spots between parked cars to get to the other side of the parking lot faster. She asked me to try to take my corners slower, at around 10-15 mph. I did just that and she still said I went to fast. She then (very snidely) asked “If the sign said 55 or 60, would you go that fast?”, to which I said yes. She then said I was crazy and that she was afraid of me getting a ticket or worse, getting into a wreck. My dad drives in a similar manner to me and she doesn’t seem to care much when he’s the driver. She also says that my great aunt (her daughter) is a much more careful driver (not really true if you ask my great aunt) and that she doesn’t always feel the safest with me. She said that I was better when I first got my license a year ago (I doubt that lmao) and that I’ve gotten worse. In the past she’s threatened to not ride with me any longer if my driving doesn’t get better/less risky. It hasn’t changed and she hasn’t followed through with her threat. The main reason it pisses me off is that I’m doing her a favor and she takes the opportunity to bitch about how I drive my car. 

not driving carefully enough for my great grandma