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Left Turn Etiquette
Mojo In The Morning

Left Turn Etiquette

from Mojo In The Morning

August 19, 2025 | 00:08:59 | Leisure

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All right, it is Mojo in the morning. I mean, Kevin says that he has a theory when it comes to possibly you driving right now. What is it about?

00:01:25 - 00:01:32 | Speaker 5:

It's not a theory. It's a rule. Okay. It is a law. I don't know if it's like a legitimate law, but it's Kev's laws of driving.

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Okay.

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And if you are in the turning lane, all right, so you're not in the traffic that's going straight, whatever. Left turn. You're left turning. Okay. Not right turn. If you are the first car in the left turn lane, it is your responsibility that immediately as the light turns green, you have to go. Because not only are you wanting to turn left, but you're responsible for everybody behind you making sure that they can turn as quickly as possible before that light turns back around.

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You're the leader and the follow the leader.

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Exactly. Because some of these lights, whenever you are in your regular lane going straight, those greens are longer than the turning greens.

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Yeah.

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That line is always like five seconds. If you don't make it, you don't make it.

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I actually know this for a fact because I felt pressure before being the first. You have to. That's healthy pressure. You feel like, and I sit there and I wait and I time it. I time it and I'm looking at the yellows on the other side. You're a race car driver.

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It's literally like you waiting for the gentlemen. Gentlemen, start your engines. You got to go. If you don't go, when that light turns green, you get about three seconds before people behind you can start hunking their horns. Yes. Really? We're all in agreement with this, right? I agree with you. Three seconds? The light turns green is one, two, three.

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You have to be. Is it the same three seconds that you do when you're doing the five at six fifty five? Exactly.

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Maybe even faster. It is your responsibility. I can hunk my horn at you. This is exactly what happened. I was in there. I was in the second car and I missed the first turn because whoever was the first car didn't realize that it turned green and they waited for five seconds. So now I'm stuck when I could have made it. So I'm the second car right now looking at the person in front of me. I'm locked in. Phone's not in my hand. Music's dialed because for some reason, when I need to focus, I turn my music off. I'm looking at the light. It's green. Dude in front of me is just sitting there. One, two, three. I'm hunking on my horn.

00:03:17 - 00:03:23 | Speaker 4:

He throw his hand up like I'm the problem. I'm like, no, you should have went. How aggressive was your horn? Because I feel like you just deserve a little toop.

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I'm eh. I get my eh.

00:03:26 - 00:03:27 | Speaker 4:

I'm going palm. That might have been aggressive.

00:03:28 - 00:03:29 | Speaker 5:

I'm going palm, not fingertip.

00:03:29 - 00:03:35 | Speaker 4:

He was probably checking his text or Instagram. He just needed a little toop. It's your turn. No, it's palm time.

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I like how he says that. I'm going palm, not fingertip.

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Fingertip is like a... That's a palm. How do you even do a horn without fingertips? You do like three? You got to do it at the top, though, because the top is where it's loose.

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By the way, that's why the girls love him, Shannon. He's got amazing fingers.

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That palm.

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Oh, my God. I also didn't know the horn was different based on where you pressed it on the steering wheel.

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Isn't it looser, like around the edges? It's like when you're eating a hot oatmeal. You got to start around the edges. I'm like, wait, that's what my grandma said.

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Did y'all do mustrooms while I was gone? Honestly. Because this is weird. We're doing it, by the way.

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Friday night, we're doing them together. We're going to have some fun. We're going to have some fun. And then we're going out to the parking lot, and we're going to all lay on our horns. All right, 844 Mojo Live, 844-665-6548. Does Cavs Theory stand for you? Is this the case? Three seconds. If you don't go within three seconds, the horn is blowing. and do you ever feel that way? Are there any listeners that are actually in that turning lane right now? Call us. We want to talk to you, and then what I want you to do is just stay there, and let's see how long it takes.

00:04:45 - 00:04:46 | Speaker 5:

No, don't do that because you're going to get cussed out.

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We'll call 1-1000, 2-1000. What's up, Brian? How you doing?

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Good. How are you guys this morning?

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Brian, I think we're off the tracks a little bit today. We've derailed this train. What's happening?

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That's all right. so

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If you're pulled up to a traffic light and you're watching the light in the other direction and it turns red, from the moment it turns red, if you count to three in your head, your light will turn green.

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Ooh. How do you know this? Then you just time it and go?

00:05:16 - 00:05:23 | Speaker 8:

Well, yeah. You just time it and go. Like, you can literally just press your gas and by the time you're in the car, you're on that way.

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We're going to start accidents.

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There's no way I'm doing that.

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We're going to start accidents. What happens if they have a deceptive light and all of a sudden doesn't rotate to you next?

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Well, you know, you just got to pay attention. You got to know the area, know where you're at.

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I do time.

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Or the west side of Detroit because some people run red lights. Yeah. Oh, my gosh.

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By the way, every morning on my way in at Gratiot, they never stop at those lights, and I look like the fool that's just sitting there. They go, that guy must be from the suburbs.

00:05:55 - 00:06:11 | Speaker 1:

what's going on heather hi hi i totally agree with kevin i mean especially on those lights that are super short with that left hand turn and then you're sitting there going dude come on go i gotta get home or i gotta go to work it's obnoxious yeah reach it by the way

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the worst is the person that's that's in that car in front of you you have to pre-judge them too like i judge they're an old person probably you know you know and then you pull up next to him But it's not like it's some guy that you're like, what the hell's going on? He was on his phone or something. Yeah. Pay attention. Antoinette, what's happening? How are you?

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Good morning. Oh, hey. Good morning. How are you today? We're good.

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Are you driving right now?

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Of course. I'm on my way to work.

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I love it. Well, let's test this theory. What are your thoughts?

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Wrong. I say Kevin is wrong.

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Okay.

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I always have to wait because those cars are coming through that light on the other side. I'm a postal worker. I know this. Believe me, we always sit and wait.

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What are we waiting for?

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You're going to wait because it might be somebody coming through on the other side. They always run those red lights.

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So you got to be careful.

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I ain't trying to die.

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Got to be careful. Kevin has literally, he's got balls of steel, Antoinette. Let me just say this to you. He got, you know, when he's driving, you ever see his car? He's now a Mustang driver, a Zott Ford Mustang driver.

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Now, Antoinette, let me ask you from a postal perspective, as it relates to these horns, do you feel like the outer rim of the horn is looser than the center, which requires a more firmer push for honking?

00:07:39 - 00:07:47 | Speaker 6:

Well, on my car, because I drive on those big steel ones, yes, it is. Not on the new ones, they're all the same.

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There you go. Rest my case. Hey, thank you for the call. I appreciate it. Thanks for delivering in rain, sleet, or snow. What's going on, Shelly? Hi. Hey, good morning. We're good, Shelly.

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You know, I never go as soon as the light turns green because people are flying, trying to get through the red light, and you're going to get T-boned, Kev. Yeah.

00:08:11 - 00:08:24 | Speaker 3:

You've got to be careful. I mean, yes, look, people, I ain't saying immediately when it turns green, but it's your responsibility to go as quickly as you can go. Don't be waiting here for the damn light to turn yellow. Not 50 people behind you got to wait for the whole cycle to go.

00:08:25 - 00:08:29 | Speaker 4:

That's my problem. Yeah, I've definitely laid on my horn before. So, hey, first time, long time.

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Hey, Shelly's on the phone. You horn later.

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We love you, Shelly.

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Thank you. Have a great day, you guys. You too.

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Shelly's the lady we're waiting for. Like honking in her. What's up, Brett? Hi.

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Hey, Kat is totally right. That is your responsibility to get out of the way for everybody else.

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They don't teach this in driver's ed, do they?

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They don't.

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Yeah.

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And you know, Kev, it's the same. It's the same. That hole doesn't put the car in one.

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Hold on. Let's judge. Let's have Shannon try to judge whether or not you touched it with your palm or your fingers.

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All right. You ready?

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I'm ready. oh that's fingertips thanks

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alright now

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now let's hear fingertips fingertips

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oh it was different though it was light

00:09:32 - 00:09:39 | Speaker 2:

Brett that felt so good thank you Brett we'll talk to you later

00:09:39 - 00:09:58 | Speaker 7:

you know what's even worse than that left turn lane person is somebody driving in the left lane the speed limit oh yeah that's the fast lane yeah that's that is that's the passing lane right yeah that is the lane for crime

00:10:00 - 00:10:15 | Speaker 2:

it's 80 plus okay he didn't wait he didn't uh swear did he i thought he said that's the lane for 80 plus yeah i hope so all right thank you for the call buddy appreciate it tyler reddick

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