A cheeky music lover has skipped traffic for three hours after a concert wearing a safety vest and shaking his friend’s car into traffic.
Nathan Twamley brutally drove his friends into a pile of cars just 10 minutes after Dermot Kennedy’s performance at Malahide Castle in Dublin, Ireland, on Saturday, June 25.
After talking to other drivers waiting in line for hours, the 27-year-old made a plan with his friend, 26-year-old Sean Rafferty, who had a work jacket in his suitcase.
Nathan from Dublin donned the yellow vest and started knocking on car windows, asking drivers to make room for a passing vehicle.
The data engineer was able to escort his friends to the front line where an event attendant realized what he was doing.
Fortunately, the worker saw the fun side of Nathan’s plan and let them pass.
Sean Rafferty, 26, wearing a work jacket on his boots, made good use of it as he tried to get out of a traffic jam as he walked out of a concert at Malahide Castle in Dublin.
The video shows Nathan confidently driving past his friend’s car, past a large queue to their left.
When a car in front of them tried to drive away, Nathan quickly stopped the car before saying goodbye to his friends.
Nathan then looked back into the camera and smiled cheekily when he realized he had succeeded in making the move.
Nathan’s friend Courtney posted the video on TikTok on Sunday, saying, “Get high visibility to get out of a concert faster.
Nathan Twamley drove his friends through brutal car accumulation in just 10 minutes
Nathan Twamley and his girlfriend Courtney, who posted the video of the funny event, which garnered more than 70,000 likes, on TikTok
Nathan put on his jacket and crossed the traffic line, signaling for the other drivers to get out of the way.
Nathan’s friend Courtney posted the video on TikTok on Sunday, writing, “You can get out of there faster by giving a concert high visibility.”
“Funniest night ever, never underestimate Nathan.”
The video has now garnered more than 876,000 views and 70,000+ likes.
Hundreds of people, impressed by Nathan’s quick thinking, commented on the clip.
Someone said: “You can literally do anything in high visibility and no one will look twice.”
“Not all heroes wear capes,” said another.
The third replied, “Always keep one in your car for emergencies.”
A quarter commented: ‘High visibility will open many doors. Trust yourself and keep walking.
Nathan admitted that he was caught exiting by a flight attendant, but they still managed to escape.
Another wrote: “Notes and helmets are also useful for problem solving.”
Nathan said, “There were people in detention for two hours.
“I told Sean I wanted to increase visibility and he said I had one in the trunk.
“I just showed up and people were like, ‘What’s going on?’ she asked. and I told them it was an accident.
People were excited by the idea on TikTok and couldn’t help but admire Natha’s cheeky stunt
“I knocked on people’s windows and told them to move to pass.
“We skipped traffic for three hours.
“We couldn’t stop laughing, we passed all the traffic and looked back and none of the cars had moved.
“A man who works there finally looked at me and I think he frowned but laughed like it was fair game.”
Source: Daily Mail
