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* There is no obligation to show up to one of these shows. This means all the people that appear on the show are there of their own volition. They are also all licensed and insured people. This means that, as bad as they are, there are people ''infinitely worse'' than these people driving around who either didn't qualify (i.e: are driving without insurance or, even worse, no license) or were too ashamed to show up on the show.
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* There is no obligation to show up to one of these shows. This means all the people that appear on the show are there of their own volition. They are also all licensed and insured people. This means that, as bad as they are, there are people ''infinitely worse'' than these people driving around who either didn't qualify (i.e: are driving without insurance or, even worse, no license) or were too ashamed or arrogant about their "skills" to show up on the show.
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* Father Giles takes the death of Crystal's brother-in-law hardest of any of the other drivers in rehab. The show presents this as remorsefulness for his own failures to yield in the past, but it takes a new turn when you realise that Giles also owns a motor scooter, and could have been at risk to a similar accident.
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* Father Giles takes the death of Crystal's brother-in-law hardest of any of the other drivers in rehab. The show presents this as remorsefulness for his own failures to yield in the past, but it takes a new turn when you realise that Giles also owns a motor scooter, and could have been at risk to a similar accident.accident.
* There is no obligation to show up to one of these shows. This means all the people that appear on the show are there of their own volition. They are also all licensed and insured people. This means that, as bad as they are, there are people ''infinitely worse'' than these people driving around who either didn't qualify (i.e: are driving without insurance or, even worse, no license) or were too ashamed to show up on the show.
* There is no obligation to show up to one of these shows. This means all the people that appear on the show are there of their own volition. They are also all licensed and insured people. This means that, as bad as they are, there are people ''infinitely worse'' than these people driving around who either didn't qualify (i.e: are driving without insurance or, even worse, no license) or were too ashamed to show up on the show.
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* Father Giles takes the death of Crystal's brother-in-law hardest of any of the other drivers in rehab. The show presents this as remorsefulness for his own failures to yield in the past, but it takes a new turn when you realise that Giles also owns a two wheeled vehicle, much like the one Tom was killed riding.
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* Father Giles takes the death of Crystal's brother-in-law hardest of any of the other drivers in rehab. The show presents this as remorsefulness for his own failures to yield in the past, but it takes a new turn when you realise that Giles also owns a two wheeled vehicle, much like the one Tom was killed riding.motor scooter, and could have been at risk to a similar accident.
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** I wouldn't be surprised if it had been discussed before the challenge. As well, there have been ten seasons at this point. There's absolutely no excuse not to know about it at this point.
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** I wouldn't be surprised if it had been discussed before the challenge. As well, there have been ten seasons at this point. There's absolutely no excuse not to know about it at this point.point.
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* Father Giles takes the death of Crystal's brother-in-law hardest of any of the other drivers in rehab. The show presents this as remorsefulness for his own failures to yield in the past, but it takes a new turn when you realise that Giles also owns a two wheeled vehicle, much like the one Tom was killed riding.
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* Father Giles takes the death of Crystal's brother-in-law hardest of any of the other drivers in rehab. The show presents this as remorsefulness for his own failures to yield in the past, but it takes a new turn when you realise that Giles also owns a two wheeled vehicle, much like the one Tom was killed riding.
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** I wouldn't be surprised if it had been discussed before the challenge. As well, there have been ten seasons at this point. There's absolutely no excuse not to know about it at this point.
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* Wil's verbal abuse of his wife in Season 5 was considered resolved, and they are very lovey-dovey when she graduates, with him promising to be more supportive from then on...except it's fairly common for domestic abusers to go through periods of contrition before their abusive behaviour resumes or even escalates.
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* Wil's verbal abuse of his wife in Season 5 was considered resolved, and they are very lovey-dovey when she graduates, with him promising to be more supportive from then on...except it's fairly common for domestic abusers to go through periods of contrition before their abusive behaviour resumes or even escalates.
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** I wouldn't be surprised if it had been discussed before the challenge. As well, there have been ten seasons at this point. There's absolutely no excuse not to know about it at this point.
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* Wil's verbal abuse of his wife in Season 5 was considered resolved, and they are very lovey-dovey when she graduates, with him promising to be more supportive from then on...except it's fairly common for domestic abusers to go through periods of contrition before their abusive behaviour resumes or even escalates.point.
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* Wil's verbal abuse of his wife in Season 5 was considered resolved, and they are very lovey-dovey when she graduates, with him promising to be more supportive from then on...except it's fairly common for domestic abusers to go through periods of contrition before their abusive behaviour resumes or even escalates.
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* Wil's verbal abuse of his wife in Season 5 was considered resolved, and they are very lovey-dovey when she graduates, with him promising to be more supportive from then on...except it's fairly common for domestic abusers to go through periods of contrition before their abusive behaviour resumes or even escalates.
* Wil's verbal abuse of his wife in Season 5 was considered resolved, and they are very lovey-dovey when she graduates, with him promising to be more supportive from then on...except it's fairly common for domestic abusers to go through periods of contrition before their abusive behaviour resumes or even escalates.
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** I wouldn't be surprised if it had been discussed before the challenge. As well, there have been ten seasons at this point. There's absolutely no excuse not to know about it at this point.
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* FridgeLogic: * Andrew always talks about contestants not adjusting the mirrors to see the back wheels in the "Know Where Your Wheels Are" challenge. There are two problems with that:
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* Andrew always talks about contestants not adjusting the mirrors to see the back wheels in the "Know Where Your Wheels Are" challenge. There are two problems with that:
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* # That's NOT a normal position to have the mirrors in, so it's not surprising the contestants don't think of it.
* # The body of most cars ''make it impossible to see the back tires in the rear view mirror'', so it's not surprising the contestants don't think of it.
* # The body of most cars ''make it impossible to see the back tires in the rear view mirror'', so it's not surprising the contestants don't think of it.
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* # That's NOT a normal position to have the mirrors in, so it's not surprising the contestants don't think of it.
* # The body of most cars ''make it impossible to see the back tires in the rear view mirror'', so it's not surprising the contestants don't think of it.
* # The body of most cars ''make it impossible to see the back tires in the rear view mirror'', so it's not surprising the contestants don't think of it.
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* FridgeLogic: * Andrew always talks about contestants not adjusting the mirrors to see the back wheels in the "Know Where Your Wheels Are" challenge. There are two problems with that:
*# That's NOT a normal position to have the mirrors in, so it's not surprising the contestants don't think of it.
*# The body of most cars ''make it impossible to see the back tires in the rear view mirror'', so it's not surprising the contestants don't think of it.
*# That's NOT a normal position to have the mirrors in, so it's not surprising the contestants don't think of it.
*# The body of most cars ''make it impossible to see the back tires in the rear view mirror'', so it's not surprising the contestants don't think of it.
