Two young siblings—a boy and a girl—have hilarious thoughts and opinions on turn signals that will make you laugh.

Most people would agree that more kindness and consideration are always in order. Can you ever have too much of either? Regardless of where we are or who we’re with, there’s bound to be a chance to be kind and considerate.

Most people drive every day. Driving is a significant part of our daily lives. Whether going to and from work, the grocery store or picking up kids from soccer practice, we spend a lot of time on the road. However, even being on the road is an opportunity to exercise kindness and consideration. One of the easiest ways of doing this while traveling down the road is by using your turn signal.

Unfortunately, many people forget or refuse to use their vehicle’s turn signal. In a clip posted on YouTube, two siblings discuss vehicles' use and non-use of turn signals. Their thoughts and opinions about drivers' implementation of turn signals will have you laughing and may even leave you in stitches.

The clip begins mid-conversation, apparently right after the two children and their mother (off camera) encountered a driver who didn’t use their turn signal.

“Who turns and don’t put their signal on?” the mother asks her children.

“Nobody, except for that old grandma,” the little boy responds.

Both children are completely bewildered when asked why people refuse to use their turn signals. Both answer in unison, “I do not know.”

Mom uses the driver’s failure to use their signal as an opportunity to teach her children about driving and courtesy on the road.

“What you supposed to do when you turning?” she asks.

“Turn right,” the little girl says.

Mom then asked the young lady what else should happen.

In her cute southern accent, she answers that you should turn your signal on when turning.

By the end of the signal conversation, both children seem annoyed by drivers who fail to use turn signals.

Proverbs 17:22 “A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.”