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'Chiobu' sits on the centre console while taking a joyride around Sentosa in a Mazda MX-5

'Chiobu' sits on the centre console while taking a joyride around Sentosa in a Mazda MX-5

thatJDMahboy

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One thing that people are exceptionally fond of doing these days is posting EVERYTHING on social media.

Unfortunately, this includes doing dumb things, filming it and posting it online for the world to see (Yes, it happens even if your account is private😞

What Happened? 

In the short video, a 'chiobu' was filming herself and her two friends seated inside a Mazda MX-5.

For those of you that know, the Mazda MX-5 is an iconic 2-seater Japanese convertible sports car.

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After looking at the image above, you wonder, "How do three people sit in a 2-seater convertible?"

Apparently, this 'chiobu' decided to create a makeshift third 'seat' by sitting on top of the MX-5's centre console. 

Thereafter, the trio took a joyride in the Mazda MX-5 around Sentosa, while the 'chiobu' remained perched on the centre console.

Without a doubt, what she did was dangerous.

1) Being seated on the centre console means she had no seatbelt on: She would have flown off like a rag-doll in the event of a frontal collision.

2) Her head was sticking out from the car significantly: If the car rolled over, she would have been decapitated even with rollover bars.

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How many traffic offences do you think were committed in this video?

Let me know in the comments below!

Netizens' Comments

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Book-smart but not street-smart🙃

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Soon TP gonna have a 'social media' department already.

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If those 2 guys complete NS already but still so sohai, idk what to say anymore.

 

 

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Sktan10
2 hours ago, Watwheels said:

If she is a chiobu sponge bob is a yandao.

With mask on still ok.Without mask...............😅😅

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