Backseat Drivers

Backseat Drivers tests friendship to the limit. The car falls apart while driving, and parts get lost along the way. Each stop ends in a new dispute. The trip goes along country roads without a navigator and communication. The road winds between the hills, and the radiator heats up on the climbs. The weather changes quickly: from heat to rain in a couple of hours. The wheels get stuck in the sand, and it takes two people to push the car. There is no map, so they ask rare passers-by for directions. Control is entrusted to the driver, whose vision leaves much to be desired. The passenger reads the map and argues with the driver. The passenger encourages his friend and at the same time indicates where to turn. Arguments break out over every little thing, from the music to the route. The driver hardly sees the signs, so the passenger commands loudly. Both are sure that he is the one who knows the shortcut. The jokes end when the engine stalls on an incline. Friends argue about music and route at the same time. The passenger gives directions and encourages his friend. The trip turns into a series of arguments and minor accidents. The roadside serves as a place for emergency repairs. The tool is under the seat because the car breaks down all the time. The final goal is known, but whether they will reach it is an open question. Stops happen where another part breaks. You have to spend your last money at gas stations. Repairs take hours, and you have to drive until dark. They buy gasoline with their last money. The road requires patience from both. Errors accumulate along with fatigue. Friends are testing who will give up first. Friends test whose nerves are stronger and who will be the first to leave the game. The end of the trip depends on who loses patience first. The trip tests which of the two is more reliable. For those who like funny stories about two people, this race is suitable. The trip goes along country roads.