Okay, so you should know my cousin, Eric. Do you know him? A little bit, yeah. He swears that driving in Miami is super easy and that you all have no problem getting around. And I'm here to prove him wrong. So we're gonna play a little game called True or No Way Bro. So in Miami, you should always use your turn signal. Oh, yeah, true. Yeah, this gotta be true, right? True. No way, bro. Why is that? You can't let the person in the other lane know what you're trying to do because then they're just gonna cut you off. No one there wants to let you in. They're like, no, no. Sounds like the racetrack. So the only way to get in is by tricking them and going, oops, here I am. Following the speed limit is super, that's super important. That's it, it's true. I'm gonna go with True on that one. True. Oh, as much as it pains me. True. No way, bro. Okay, it's all free for all. I don't even think the cops follow that rule. Everyone goes, whatever speed they feel like. And I'm always like, where are you going? Where are you going, speed racer? They swear they're a NASCAR. I meet them at the red light and I look at them like this. Most of the time, they're just going to walk green to buy some nail clippers. You should use your horn all of the time for absolutely everything. That's a no way, bro. No way, bro. Yeah, probably. True. I like that answer because it's true. You have to let someone know that they have to go. Like, Miami's a very patient city. People are so slow that you need to let them know, like, go. It doesn't matter if it's green or red. And I'm not talking about a little polite hot. No, it's like, beep. It might be a little rude, but... Root is like the language of Miami. I have a lot to learn before I go to Miami. You super do. Blasting reggaeton. Super high. When you're stuck in bumper to bumper traffic because everybody's rubber necking a stupid accident, is like a really nice way to share your taste in music with random people. Oh, you can't do that. Not cool. No way, bro. No way. True. True. That's what you want to do. My radio was busted once. And I was like, oh my god, that person is blasting reggaeton. You want to be able to discover new music. It's like Spotify, but for your car, like, in traffic. That's how I discovered Daddy Anki because the guy next to me was blasting Daddy Anki. And I felt the bass. And it was like this magical experience. Inki, inki, inki, inki, inki. You forced everybody else. Yes, you do. You forced everybody else. And then they're going to thank you, Laila, and be like, wow, I didn't know about that artist until you blasted it in my face in traffic. I have to check out Daddy Anki, I guess. You should. Last but not least, when it's raining, you should always have your hazards on. No. Yeah, if it's raining really hard, I'll go with that, true. Oh my god, you finally get me. Because it's a hazard to driving the rain. Yeah, you're like basically letting everybody know, like, help me, help me, help me, help me. I thought that was for emergencies only. Hello, that's an emergency. I don't know, like, you answered almost all of them incorrectly. So I got none of those right. You didn't. Someone little worried about you, but because you are a driver in Ascar, you already qualified to drive around in Miami. And because you're already a fast driver, yeah, you're probably going to do well. OK, awesome. Well, hopefully so. You guys have a lot of traffic. No, it's not really bad, but as long as you appreciate reggaeton and like, you know, don't use your blinker, you'll be OK. When you're in Miami, I would really like it if you could like pick me up and take me to Puerto Rico. And that would be great. Homestead Miami, here I come. Yay.