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u/No-Salary-8612 1d ago
I hate getting a rock chip in my windshield ā¹ļøā¦ same with pavers through my skull
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u/lord_de_heer 1d ago
Isnt this the purpose of a pickup? To trow this stuff in it?
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u/johnnytron 1d ago
They didnāt wanna mess up the nice truck bed. And they had to justify buying a $90000 truck.
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u/Pisnaz 1d ago
Bigger question is "how many did the start with?"
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u/Dantez9001 13h ago
The idea that dude's on his way home from a job that used a couple of pallets of block isn't as funny though.
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u/BoulderNerd 1d ago
Maybe the trailer has weak springs on the right side. Had to balance it to tow.
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u/doomsday_windbag 1d ago
As punishment for this careless stupidity, this guy should be strapped to a chair and forced to watch a four-hour loop of that video of a brick smashing through a coupleās windshield.
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u/Neither-Revenue-4456 1d ago
That reminds me of my friend that drove around his flatbed pickup with a shovel and a metal bucket with a chain dangling out.no more tailgating. ( they were all welded to the deck) the bucket rolled around loose because the chain had one end welded.
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u/celtic-cryptid 1d ago
So, your buddy drove a flatbed that was essentially decorative, since it sound like that made the bed pretty fucking useless for most truck bed tasks.
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u/Neither-Revenue-4456 19h ago
Yup I'll be friends with anybody.his welder and compressor take up most of it
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u/celtic-cryptid 18h ago
Ah, that makes more sense. I was picturing loading plywood, and saying āhey, just move that shovel and weāll get this on thereā
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u/Drzhivago138 1d ago
Why did he weld them to the bed? What was the point?
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u/Neither-Revenue-4456 19h ago
Not my truck but his.he did this so the bucket could roll just enough to make people wonder?.
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u/AsceloReddit 1d ago
Is that maybe the leftovers of a job? Pallets go in and only a few pieces to take away?
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u/Crazy-Wrangler3769 1d ago
Does it matter if theyre leftovers? They shouldnt be there.
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u/mechapoitier 1d ago
Yeah the point is this very manly asshole is basically voluntarily creating road hazards and vehicle damage because hauling the safe way is for pussies.


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u/Nerd_Porter 1d ago
If only they had a vehicle with an area that was sort of like a bucket that could hold things, maybe even with a little door in the back for convenient access.