Riding Car Cars Lesson

I remember all those years ago when I was learning how to drive, I had to swap my driving instructor for a different one as I found her too stroppy, condescending and defensive. It's one thing to learn how to drive, it's quite another when you're being distracted by the very instructor that's meant to be teaching you how to drive. I'd rather not have a driving instructor from the depths of hell, thank you very much - I already get enough of that with certain parking attendants.I've always been an inquisitive person. You know how children always ask questions? Well, I've never grown out of it. I'm not annoying, but if I have a question, I'll ask until I understand. I mean, how else are you gonna learn? If someone gets stroppy or defensive because of it, then that's their issue, not mine. Actually, they should take it as a compliment because I'm asking them 'cos I think they're knowledgeable enough to answer it. I had the same problem with a mini skip hire company. Don't these people who offer a service realise that it pays to be helpful? Literally? All I did was ask questions about costs, the size of the skip and how long it'll take for it to be delivered and the person I was speaking to started getting defensive as if I was dubious about the company's business practices. The mind boggles. I'm asking you a question because I find your company interesting enough to ask questions. Take a chill pill and take it as a compliment. Jeez.Anyway, back to the subject of driving, I've been saving up my money for the past couple of years so I can buy a classic car. I'm gonna sell the car I already have - it's not a classic car, but it's not bad at all. It's just that I'm gonna need all the money I can get as I'm saving up for a Bentley. For some reason, I've always wanted a classic car and a Bentley is as good a place to start as any. I'm looking to buck the trend. Have someone who doesn't look particularly posh driving a Bentley with tacky pop music blaring out of it. Love it! Can't wait.