Uploaded May 2013 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
One a sunny Monday afternoon, this Lamborghini was zooming down a public road, in the city of Kunming in southern China.
Pretty cool right? Except that it was speeding down the road at 125 mph! In a 30 mph zone. So, as you guessed, bad things happen when you drive at 4 times the speed limit..in any country.
Well, you probably guessed something bad happened - the Lamborghini crashed into an SUV before skidding into an electric scooter. The rider of the scooter was killed instantly. I'm surprised the two passengers in the other SUV survived the crash, as did the lamborghini driver.
Wait, it gets' worse, the driver of the exotic sports car didn't even own the car. It was the owners mechanic and he was "test driving" the car. AKA "Woho! I get to fix a lambo, but first let's take it out for a joy ride".
Judging by the photos, the Lamborghini caused quiet a wreck.
I'm sure we have enough sports car owners on the road who already commit reckless acts of driving, we don't need their mechanics or other people to add to that equation. Why would anyone do something like this? Well maybe because since about age 8, guys have had a fascination with going fast, cars, and...going faster! So naturally, if someone has the chance to get their hands on a once-in-a-life-time car, their decision making could be impaired.
Next time, the mechanic should just taken the car to a track where no one else could get hurt...beside himself.
Thanks for watching, I'm dan, check out my channel OTGW with carmen where we bring you comedy sketches each week!
One a sunny Monday afternoon, this Lamborghini was zooming down a public road, in the city of Kunming in southern China.
Pretty cool right? Except that it was speeding down the road at 125 mph! In a 30 mph zone. So, as you guessed, bad things happen when you drive at 4 times the speed limit..in any country.
Well, you probably guessed something bad happened - the Lamborghini crashed into an SUV before skidding into an electric scooter. The rider of the scooter was killed instantly. I'm surprised the two passengers in the other SUV survived the crash, as did the lamborghini driver.
Wait, it gets' worse, the driver of the exotic sports car didn't even own the car. It was the owners mechanic and he was "test driving" the car. AKA "Woho! I get to fix a lambo, but first let's take it out for a joy ride".
Judging by the photos, the Lamborghini caused quiet a wreck.
I'm sure we have enough sports car owners on the road who already commit reckless acts of driving, we don't need their mechanics or other people to add to that equation. Why would anyone do something like this? Well maybe because since about age 8, guys have had a fascination with going fast, cars, and...going faster! So naturally, if someone has the chance to get their hands on a once-in-a-life-time car, their decision making could be impaired.
Next time, the mechanic should just taken the car to a track where no one else could get hurt...beside himself.
Thanks for watching, I'm dan, check out my channel OTGW with carmen where we bring you comedy sketches each week!






![Chinese Director Zhang Yimou Investigated for Having 7 Kids
Renowned Chinese director Zhang Yimou is being investigated for allegedly having seven children. The Chinese regime has a strict one-child policy, but sometimes, those with power and money can skirt the rules.
Zhang is known for directing the opening ceremony for the 2008 Beijing Olympics. On Thursday, state-run Xinhua News Agency reported that family planning authorities are now looking into reports that he fathered seven kids, to four different women.
[Gu Zhijian, Democracy Activist]
The law in China is implemented according to the person in question. People like Zhang Yimou arent restricted. For ordinary people, even after they get married they need to have a birth permit to have children, if not, theyll be forced to abort.
Zhang is currently in his second marriage, with actress Chen Ting. If he is found to have broken family planning rules, he faces more than $25 million in fines, according to state-run Peoples Daily.
Zhang Yimou gained fame earlier in his career for movies like To Live. That film was banned by Chinese authorities because it looked at the disastrous effects of the Cultural Revolution.
More recently though, Zhangs critics say he has become more aligned with the ruling Communist Party. The New York Times describes his transformation as, quote, a director with an uncompromising vision, to one who bows to the whims of party officials.
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![Meditation Inspires Musician to Create Music that Helps Others
A US-born musician with a rising career. And it was an encounter with a traditional Chinese meditation practice that inspired him to expand his music.
[Drew Parker, Musician, Falun Dafa Practitioner]:
Id always be writing about my own personal feeling of experience, but after I practiced Falun Gong I started to think about OK how will this impact the other person? What kind of feeling? What kind of experience is this song going to create in them? And how can I create a good one? Not just in terms of entertaining someone but how can I give them something that will hopefully make them feel a little bit better about their life or put them in a better mood, or something like that.
Falun Gong, the practice that changed Drews musical career, is a traditional Chinese meditation and self-improvement discipline. Also known as Falun Dafa, the practice was first introduced to the public in China in May, 1992.
Parker came across the practice in 2000. That year was just after the Chinese regime started a nationwide crackdown on Falun Gong. Since then, Parker has used his musical talents to campaign for those persecuted in China.
At this Chinese New Year event in 2004, Parker was part of a chorus to raise awareness of whats happening in China. And this chorus later led Parker to his future wife.
[Christine Parker, Falun Dafa Practitioner]:
In Washington D.C. afterwards some western practitioners got together to sing a song at an event called Coming For You, and we met in that chorus, in the choir.
The couple now has three children and the whole family practices Falun Gong. As well as meditative exercises, it teaches the principles of Truth, Compassion and Tolerance, something Parker says hes grateful for.
[Drew Parker, Musician, Falun Dafa Practitioner]:
Were just so much more harmonious, because we can be patient with each other, we can be kinder to each other.... Everyone wants it to be harmonious, but whether we can actually achieve that is something totally different. But with Falun Gong Ive found, yeah were a family, we still have conflicts and stuff, but they get smoothed over so much faster, and I just feel very, very fortunate about that.
Parkers first solo album On My Way Home reached the entry ballot for the Grammys in 2009. The following year, one track from the album, titled See Me Go received an honorable mention in the Billboard World Song Contest.
On May 8th, Parker performed his song Changed and Amazed in front of Canadas Parliament Hill in Ottawa. Its for World Falun Dafa Day on May 13. A day marked around the world—by those whose lives changed for the better, whilst remembering those who still suffer in China for their beliefs.
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