u/MustangBarry

Last week I spent a couple of days trying to get the AT, getting bumped on the last lap (again) and exploding with frustration and scaring the cat (again). I learned that 9 takes a shorter line on lap 4, it jinks to the left at the bump. 1 takes the wide route on lap 6. 14 keeps left on the hill, 13 goes right. I absolutely loved the challenge. Got the AT eventually and then beat it again with an almost flawless run, with the adrenaline you get from succeeding with perseverance and concentration.

This week - drive ten laps in the snow car. All cars take wide lines, no challenge, AT first go and I'm not good at this game. You don't even brake. I mean, not once.

What's this mode supposed to be?

Oh come on, that's at least three people who invented it so far

(Seriously, it's a good interview, he's an interesting and clever chap)

Hey everyone.

Some of you may have noticed that we no longer allow direct crossposts from r/interestingasfuck or r/Damnthatsinteresting due to the sheer amount of reposts from those subs. Nobody has complained so we'll keep it in place and continue to monitor it. It has removed about 90% of our workload, which was getting pretty bloody boring. For those who haven't noticed, read the first paragraph again.

You're welcome to save the content and upload it directly here as a fresh post, provided it follows our rules and you have checked it hasn't been posted recently.

It has saved a lot of work on our end, which is handy as we don't want to do any.

Something fun: Link to your Reddit profile and ask ChatGPT to summarise your personality based in your Reddit account. Add 'don't be sycophantic' to make its summary more honest.