Still...... Could be worse

Could be shot it the back of the head by a marksman

Or "How hard can it be?"

Rafael Oda DON’T SAY THAT

Justin Zuniga couldn't have said it better Sir

I got from that lot: "Fucking, cunting, pissing, fucking piece of shit!"

"You don't know man, you weren't there!" Hahaha clarkson funny end speech about the murican

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reminds me on the scene when they askewd, the natives, “where is the bar” after a while they stoped there questions,.. all in the sudden and all is abt. this,..> pls. never ever ask., and never ever trust “idiots”

well,.. the word “idiot” is very old,.. in Latain Languege,.. it meens just,.. “they have no clue” 🤭😂

How technically

I wouldn't call driving a truck into another to remove a door to tape another on in its place only to have it fall off, or black out so much of your windshield that you can barely see anything, putting a fire inside your car or several of his other stuns "effective."

@@aumjayakishatriya2982 They worked though, so they were effective

@@aumjayakishatriya2982 You might have to recheck the meaning of "effective" then.

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True friendship.

True friendship is being cold hearted enough that you just sit and watch as your friend(s) work through a simple problem on their own so they can learn from their mistakes, but also being understanding/empathetic enough to hangout, and share a drink, with them once they succeed. Of course, if any of them were *REALLY* going through something hard or difficult, that could pose a risk to their life for example, you know damn well that the other two would be there to help them. *That's* what *real* friends do... I thought I had made some real friends growing up because we were all crazy outcasts that did stuff like this all the time throughout our school years, but I found out the hard way in my mid 20s that they were not real friends after all. I got completely cut out/ignored just for developing an addiction and for trying to be a true friend to another guy in our group that had done all of us dirty (myself included, and actually worse so than the others). So to anyone out there that wants to be the best kind of friend to the people they care about, repeatedly and actively insist on just hanging out with any friend of yours that develops an addiction, and just treat them like normal if they take you up on your offer. Nothing can help more than continuing to show support by being a positive role model of normalcy and decency for them. The more you distance yourself from a friend, the easier it becomes for them to justify doing that next hit, or adjusting the standards they had set for themselves back during the "good ol' days". Seriously, we all just want to lead relatively normal, peaceful and happy lives, so merely being around a friend in need physically and treating them just like you would any other normal person can remind them that it's possible to find happiness and peace by quitting and going about life the way they used to. Let people figure out little stuff on their own, but it's extremely difficult to go through really serious and damaging trauma without developing some kind of unhealthy coping mechanism if you're on your own.

@@moogle68 you know damn well they don't help each other when things are difficult

@@Oly1y Well, all I really do is watch their show, so I don't actually know how they treat each other in real life and I'm willing to bet that neither do you. However, from what I've seen of how they treat each other when they are reacting genuinely to something that happens on the show, I'm willing to bet that if any of them came into serious troubles in real life the others would be there to help, at least a little bit. I'm talking about stuff like someone's life being on the line, or the quality of their relationship with family members being in jeopardy. I'm talking about traumatic events that would permanently damage and change who a person is. Those are the situations in which there's no doubt in my mind that they would help each other out because no one wants to see their friend turn into a completely different person. They mess around and tease each other a lot on the show, but the chemistry between them literally wouldn't be the same if any of them had a significant change in their personality or behavior, so, in addition to wanting to help a friend for empathetical reasons, I'm sure they would also want to prevent some kind of tragedy happening to one of them for financial reasons because the show just wouldn't be the same if one of them became paralyzed or something like that.

@@moogle68 watch the behind the scenes or cut out extras of top gear (you can find them on youtube) where they talk casually and you can see theyre obviously very big mates and theh laugh about each others jokes more often. Their friendship is like 3 best highschool friends who have known eachother for years even tho theyre 50 year old brits. Thats why we love them so much

Agent Washington Hi

But*

Typical Top Gear tradition.

I couldn't stop laughing hahahaha

@ekim andersom Also gentiles but that dont mean Stfu man 😂😂

Hi I love your videos 😎😜

I love that this is top comment for me since directly to the right on the sidebar is _Crossing the Channel in Car Boats_ and that is just priceless.

4) Anytime Jeremy Clarkson says, "How hard can it be?" the other two will react badly; for good reason.

Hammond doesn't crash that much

@@sethhervin6317 Well a lot of them aren't usually as severe as, the Jet Car he drove way back in the day on Top Gear, and the Rimac.

nima Me too - I saw this show and Anthony Bourdain's first Vietnam adventure, and ultimately ending up moving here (Saigon).

Wow! That is fantastic! How did you end up moving in Saigon?

GoodbyePanama You *moved* there? How is that like?

Hotter than it looks on the show :) Planning a motorcycle trip of my own to Hanoi.

Actually it is great to be here; hard to adjust to such a different culture but I am enjoying the adventure most of the time

That was genuine fair play

Oh i thought i was the only one who though that the producers were deliberately trying to murder them.

Oh, regularly

@@ph89787 come on the Alabama one should have clued you in on that.😎

@@djokealtena2538 The Alabama one was what got me thinking about it in the first place.

Oh maybe that's why Clarkson punched his lights out

Ridgesmaster1 I guess he got lost

Does that mean hes not comming on then

@@93legand 🤣

@@93legand legend says Sometimes in the mist you can catch a glimpse of a mysterious Figure coasting along the night still looking Ever looking Always ..... And he still has Darcy !!!!!!!! We wish you well Captain !

N L dont you mean... “legand” lmao

😂😂😂😂😂

That's some beautiful artwork in your pfp

What ya talking about? The Grand Tour is clearly the new Top Gear.

@@hathaway.1166 Not quite the same. Simply because they got old, which is natural.

Jeremy tends to jinx them.

I'm glad you had a good time! I do want to try it on a motorbike, probably a bigger one than those lol

Sven Lima Vietnamese countryside people they don't see much of white people. That's the same "alien looking" when I moved to Canada in a small town, when I took a bus going to school, the whole bus old and young looked at me like they did to you in Vietnam. Later I found out that I was only the 6th Asian man living in the town and the first Asian took the bus.

Andrew Nguyen I don't blame them for being curious because I was there when tourism started and the country was still very underdeveloped. I'm aware that I was an attraction - especially as I was travelling by bicycle. For extraverted people getting all that attention would have been paradise ... :-)

Sven Lima I understand perfectly how you felt. I'm not extroverted either. One week later I gave up and bought a bike riding to school :0

euhhh i am sure where you stoped was rural, mountain area. not many foreigners there. i am vietnamese.

Gergő Hahn link?

Link?

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Understatement of the decade!!!!!!

F**king, P*xy, F**king, Piece of S**t.

Ayush Gupta trust me I watched the episode when it first aired on tv he said more, that was just edited out

@@EnforcerX71 That actually what was said? I got completely different words.

Didnt you mean they used it a BEEP-ing lot?

He does have a degree in music

Great sum summation of the chap's wet victory

haha

That’s was hilarious

Jazcash that's my attitude is some way right now. Lol

No shit

Life isn't the same without the A-team theme

DON'T SAY THAT

+Lord Jock actually it was May falling off his motorcycle/boat and having to swim to the pier.

+Jay Michaelson yeah the "this cant be described by words, OF COURSE CUZ U NEVER BEEN IN VIETNAM WOHOO"

Search that funny moment. it's not difficult

"That's why people always say the same when they come back from here. Vietnam... YOU DON'T KNOW MAN! YOU WEREN'T THERE!!" - Jeremy Clarkson

I love how you wrote “funniest part” and 4 different scenes were named

You're just an old man now Please take me back

😆 yes! 7:25

Hi

😂😂

Oh Yeah xD

Hasan Moukalled but it was James that gave him a leg wasn't it?

Hammond gave him a leg in the water.

why would you like jam. pasta is much better

Cocking nora!

Medina Sod It,s the bbc what do you expect. They needed to make some room for there jimmy savile tribute.

"Cock!"

James is a bloody idiot

it's like "I have a bad feeling about this " in Star Wars

Alejandro Cerna Little Honda By The Beach Boys