"Dad, You're Too Old to Drive" — Then the Son Took the Same Test

"I took them last night. It's for your own good." Frank Calloway has driven for fifty-four years without a single ticket. His 1998 pickup, Betsy, takes neighbor Sharon to the store every Tuesday. Then one rainy evening he backs into the mailbox, and the next morning his son Ryan has taken the keys, made him a "new schedule," and listed Betsy on the neighborhood marketplace: "Owner can't drive anymore." Frank doesn't argue. Linda books him a driving test. And she tells Ryan to bring his license too. Would YOU give up your keys? Tell us below 👇 New episodes every day. Subscribe so you don't miss what the Calloways do next. 00:00 One hundred vs. sixty-two 00:16 Betsy and Tuesdays 01:02 The mailbox 01:33 "It's for your own good" 02:28 For sale: owner can't drive anymore 03:19 Sharon's Tuesday 03:58 Sitting with Betsy 04:46 "Bring your license too" 05:06 The written test 05:57 The very aggressive cone 06:41 "I'm not ready for you to get old" 07:20 The Calloway driving deal 07:59 Parallel parking lessons 09:31 Night, rain, and the mailbox #LindasLastNerve #familycomedy #animatedstory All characters and stories are fictional. The cone has made a full recovery.