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AAAAAAGGGHHHHHH HA HA that is the funniest shit I've seen in a looong time, yeah mate were fully sick the cop won't catch us were fully fast and furious in our pimped out excels yeah mate!!!!

BUT you know the absolute worst thing about this guys and gals?

The fact that people on the road who know nothing about us naturally associate us with those sorts of people and mentality.

Its the most stupid thing ive heard any of them say lol

If you read the comments on the youtube post, I can't remember which page but one guy claims to be the person in the video, they say that this person advised them they were making a documentary about this issue and those aren't there real cars.

The entire thing is staged AND that particular quote about going fast was a blooper.

Not sure how true it is, but I wouldn't be surprised to see all the footage heavily edited, it's disappointing to see though, just like previous today tonight reports where they really made the interviewee look stupid during the interview by heavily editing and mis-quoting.

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