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- The DMV Tester's -
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Monday, December 04, 2006
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Why do they always seem so person friendly?!? (Thats sarcasm.) Almost everyone i know went to different places and no matter where they go, their "grader" is never nice. Its like they take their job WAY to seriously, all they do is move from car to car. They act like they work for the U.S. government inspecting something that will cause a world war. Its not that big of a deal grading a road test. (No offense to any of the graders out there reading this i just don't understand why they are so mad all the time.) Personally, I think that job would be easy and if i had it i would be really happy and nice to the drivers. First, they are probably scared to death having to drive a car with someone whom they have never met sitting in the passenger seat inspecting you like you have a disease or something. Its uncomfortable. By Sam D.
WOW Sam love your blog it is so true, when I took my test the tester got in did not even say hi or look at me he just asked for my paperwork(lucky for me I had everything:)). So first I thought ok he's probably had a long day so I asked "Has it been a long day?". The reponse I got was very rude, he mummbled the word "normal" and that is all I got. The rest of the drive was vary quiet the tester mumbled every direction and I had to repeat the direction back to him to make sure I had them right. How frusterating!!!!!!!
SO all in all I was pritty scared because he had just failed my friend and I hoped I would pass. I did and now I am a licensed driver(watch out!!!) and I love it is great!!!!
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2 Comments:
Ok think of this. If you can't drive under pressure and you choke up and what-not what will happen when you get stuck in a snow storm, or someone pulls out in front of you or something. They take it as seriously as they do so that they can see if you can drive tensed up and not just laid back and relaxed. They aren't supposed to be your friend, it's dangerous to let just anyone drive on the road. Some people who pass are even dangerous still. If they took it easy on you all those people who are extremely aggressive and whatever that should not be allowed on the road might just pass.
While I agree with Gohan_wannabee, I have a slightly different idea of what might be going through the mind of a DMV employee who has to ride in a car with a person that has, no offense, very little experience behind the wheel, and takes them out into REAL traffic. This is what I'd be doing when I entered your car to give you a test: I wouldn't be thinking of saying Hi, because of all the Hail Marys I was saying! This is a really serious job. How many student drivers a day do they have to grab the wheel so that they don't hit another car while parallel parking? (Ok, that happened to me, not the hitting of the car, but the jerking of the wheel.) How many drivers ran red lights, stop signs and potentially killed the grader that day? They aren't bad, angry people... They're SCARED! :)
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