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Nova Scotian roads have become the wild west of driving, and Bobby D and Mikey D aren't holding back on calling out the madness. Ever notice those roadside "games" displaying your speed? While most see a warning, some treat them like high score challenges – a perfect metaphor for our increasingly reckless driving culture.
The guys dive deep into the troubling reality that without speed cameras and proper enforcement, our highways have transformed into racetracks where even trucks pulling massive trailers blow past at 30km over the limit. What happened to basic road courtesy? That wave of acknowledgment when someone lets you merge? Apparently, it's gone extinct – with the hosts estimating only one in ten drivers showing any gratitude nowadays.
The conversation takes a serious turn when discussing road rage confrontations. Their sage advice: think twice before getting aggressive with strangers on the road. "You don't know who's in that car" becomes a sobering reminder that the person you're honking at could be anyone from a trained fighter to someone having their worst day.
Between traffic rants, the podcast shifts to heartfelt tributes to recently departed cultural icons Ozzy Osbourne and Hulk Hogan, sparking a nostalgic journey through wrestling's golden era. The hosts reminisce about everything from Hogan's legendary body slam of Andre the Giant to the genuine wrestling talent of the Hart family dynasty, while touching on some of the darker controversies that have recently rocked the wrestling world.
Whether you're a road warrior, wrestling fan, or just someone who appreciates unfiltered conversation about our changing social norms, this episode delivers amusing observations that'll have you nodding in agreement and laughing at the absurdity of modern driving culture. Subscribe on YouTube, Spotify, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts to catch more unfiltered discussions from Bobby D and Mikey D.

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