My father taught me.

Got 19 points out of 20 in the written test. (Not really written. It was MCQ questions on a computer)

The driving test didn't last more than 3 minutes. I was lucky enough the person testing me was too tired that day and wanted to get rid of me asap.

Passed the permit test the first time and got my license on the third try. It's almost been two years as a driver and I'm so so glad I stuck with it and didn't quit. Took a while for my anxiety to die down until I was confident with my driving but I'm still over-careful as ****. Only accident has been running into a parked car's taillight in a parking lot.

Got my license at 16, my first car at 17. Being an immature idiot, I totaled my first car in high school less than like 3 months after getting it.

But now that I'm older, as an adult, I really understand the saying of "you have to drive for other people"

I had those moments when I was learning, not really "yelling" per say, but more just my parent(s) being stern, but it ended up being well for me in the long run, they just want you to be safe for those times too when they aren't in the car with you

Got my license the day I turned 16. Now I'm 21 with no tickets or car accidents