If you find yourself driving around Los Angeles, watch out for Diana Chang. On Tuesday's Conan, the host decided to give his staffer some pointers before her driving examination, and he brought along Kevin Hart and Ice Cube as his co-instructors. Every single one of the tips they shared was terrible — throw batteries at people that cut you off, yell "You're my bitch!" after passing someone — except for one: Always wear a seatbelt. After Hart refused to buckle up because he lives a "thug life," Ice Cube set him straight: "Tupac was one of the biggest thugs I knew, and he always wore a seat belt," he said. Watch the (expletive-filled) video below to see their wild ride, complete with stops at a Popeye's, a piñata shop, and a marijuana dispensary. Catherine Garcia
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