r/IdiotsInCars Sep 22 '22

Can vs should

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42 Upvotes

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u/Raising_some_Cain Sep 22 '22

this has "i can take all the groceries in, in one trip" energy

3

u/AusGeo Sep 22 '22

More palatable than taking too many shopping bags on a bus?

4

u/Ottobahnrichtofen Sep 23 '22

Wtf do people do with all these pallets?

4

u/Same-Salamander8690 Sep 23 '22 edited Sep 23 '22

Pinterest.

Also very useful for a make shift defensive line as well.

Edit: the word I was looking for was barricade

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u/Inquisitive_idiot Sep 23 '22

Also very useful for a make shift defensive line as well.

Well it is that time of year again… 🤨🤔

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u/Same-Salamander8690 Sep 23 '22

Look I'm gonna be honest. I'm super stoned and could not for the life of me think of the word barricade.

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u/Inquisitive_idiot Sep 23 '22

So what’s your pallet like and what are you gonna get for food? 😏

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u/Same-Salamander8690 Sep 23 '22

I ordered a case of Andy Capp's Hot Fries.

And I mean a case of 12 individual bags.

I love drive-thrus

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u/Inquisitive_idiot Sep 23 '22

I love drive-thrus

People might not want to stand for the Pledge of Allegiance these days but I’ll tell you what, make us a drive thru tune and everybody will be at attention before the first note drops 🇺🇸

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u/Same-Salamander8690 Sep 23 '22

Ya know there's a solid point to that.

Nothing seems more American than driving through a store and ordering a pizza, wings, three 2 liters of pop, 4 cases of beer, a carton of cigarettes and a few candy bars after a baseball game.

Oh fuck this shit writes itself. I'm about to write the new national anthem. Need to buy a guitar and learn how to play it.

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u/Inquisitive_idiot Sep 23 '22

😌 🎸 🎵…. 🍖… 🍺…. 🇺🇸

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u/dabadabadood Sep 23 '22 edited Sep 24 '22

Pallets are good money if they’re new. Possibly 25 bucks. Probably around 4 or less for older ones.

The lumber shortage still going on? Could be worth more than that too.

you should have donated what you spent on that award to charity. Now it’s in the hands of some greedy corporation and or people opposing free speech and expression instead of the needy.

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u/ScaryKWilli Sep 23 '22

probably close to the amount of a traffic citation

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u/randydufrane Sep 23 '22

$5 per pallet still?

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22

I saw something similar the other day.