One comedian, Mike James, gave his absolutely hysterical takes on driving, speeding and the passing lane.

For most people, driving is an activity they spend a lot of time doing. Many individuals drive daily—at least to and from work Monday through Friday. Sure, in some places like New York City, Boston, Washington D.C., Chicago and San Francisco, public transportation is widely used, making driving a car unnecessary. But driving a car is a must for people who live in other places than major metropolitan areas.

Whenever you spend a massive amount of time doing anything, you’re bound to find something about it that annoys or irritates you. It’s simply going to happen. You can likely easily name a handful of things that rub you the wrong way about driving or, more specifically, other drivers.

In a clip posted on YouTube, comedian Mike James hilariously addresses all those driving annoyances. One of Mike’s biggest pet peeves regarding other drivers is those who turn their turn signals on and never execute a turn. What exactly are they doing anyway?

“If you ever get in front of me and leave your blinker on, I will follow you to your house,” Mike said. “I’m going to pull up in your driveway, roll that window down, ‘Turn that blinker off! And show me how to get home; I’m lost. I’ve been following you for two hours!’”

Another big problem with driving today is that people cannot be away from their phones for more than a few minutes. Mike hysterically explains how he would handle such a situation.

Another area likely to irritate drivers is when people fail to use the left lane properly. As Mike uproariously states, the left lane is for passing and not using it as a place to drive even slower.

“And a lot of people don’t know what the left lane is for,” Mike said. “The left lane is the law-breaking lane, right! If you don’t plan on breaking the law, don’t get your slow, speed-limit-driving behind over there. We don’t need you regulating our speed; we might want a ticket.”

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