Okay, I'm going to show you another parallel parking method. This one is also two steps. Again for the most part, I like lining up my mirror with the middle of the other car, and I like turning the wheel wonderful circle to the right. If you're used to lining up mirror to mirror, and that works well for you, keep doing it. If you're used to turning the wheel all the way, as opposed to just a wonderful circle to get into a spot, and that works for you, keep doing it. So there's all types of different variations of parallel parking, and how well they work, depend on your ability to duplicate everything the same way each time. Anyway, I'm going to reverse back because somebody is waiting on me, and I'm going to reverse back. Now with this method, I'm looking in the passenger side mirror. What I want to do is I want to reverse until I see the car form a triangle with the curve, which it is right now, and I want to make that triangle a certain size. Right now, I would estimate this is pretty good. What you do is you look at the size of the triangle, and my goal is to, every time I park, make the triangle that I see between my car and the curve, the same exact size that I see in the mirror right now. If this works, all right? If this works, next time you parallel park, make the triangle that you see in your mirror, your passenger side mirror, this same exact size every single time you park. All right? So I'm going to reverse back, and let's see how this works. All right. I'm swinging in. My back looks a little close. All right. But it looks like I'm going to just barely make it in there. All right. So this looks good. I'm very, very close to the curve, but I'm not hitting it. Which is the most important thing. Do not hit the curve. Yo, what's up? This is Mark, a neighborhood driving instructor. You might know me from Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, or maybe I taught your mother, your father, your daughter, your brother, your grandbaby, name, name. I taught somebody, trust me. Anyway, if not, look me up on Instagram, learn to drive NYC or at YouTube at how to pass at NYC road test. All right? Look me up on either one of those or in either one of those places. Anyway, what I'm trying to say is if you want a highly skilled, patient, knowledgeable instructor come see me. We have individual lessons, packages, road tests, early road test dates. You can't do a driving class. Pretty much anything you could think of that you could get from a full service driver school. We got it. All right. Call me or text me at 347-699-6381 for more info or to set up your first appointment.