New Cobra Kai Clip Shows Johnny Lawrence Is A Terrible Uber Driver
Ahead of the Cobra Kai season 5 premiere, the final clip for the new season had dropped, showing William Zabka's technologically challenged Johnny Lawrence having a hard time adjusting to the gig economy.
The slew of changes taking place in San Fernando Valley's karate scene seems to have left the former Cobra Kai sensei without a job, meaning he’s now turned to earning some cash via apps like Uber, Lyft, or “that guy named Jimmy John,” as seen in the Netflix clip. Throughout the whole series, Johnny has been portrayed as an old-timer stuck in the '80s, with his lack of expertise in using social media, the internet, or even turning on his computer rendering him the butt of many jokes. So now that Miguel is gone, it’s no wonder no one taught sensei Lawrence some basic ride app etiquette.
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In the teaser, Johnny drives up to his two riders, and it’s clear he gets off to a bad start by confusing the customer’s name, though that's hardly the biggest of his offenses. Despite the girls’ best efforts to ignore the beer stench in Johnny’s beat-up Eagle Fang van, he can’t even fulfill a simple song request for Billie Eilish because, naturally, Johnny doesn't stream music and he’s only heard of Billy Idol. That aside, sensei Lawrence's general disdain for basic traffic rules and telling customers to shut up will probably land him plenty of one-star ratings.
While the mystery of how Johnny keeps his cassette tapes working or how he even manages to record them remains, so does Cobra Kai's signature humor. Based on this clip, the new season promises to deliver on many of the show’s strongest points. That said, with his days in the ride app business numbered, he’ll definitely have to
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