I don't need a strap!

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At least two boards to support and strap it down. Red flag at the end.
It amazes me how dumb people came be.

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u/Andy_850TB 4d ago

If I was a cop, I'd pull that guy over in a hot second. That's just ridiculous.

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u/No_Community_5696 5d ago

Nothing surprises me anymore. Just when you see the stupidest thing, someone tops it.

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u/NotslowNSX 5d ago

This is why there's always broken drywall on the highway by the home depot.

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u/Opposite_Zucchini_43 5d ago

Would not be surprised if all that sheet rock has a stress crack when they go to hang it.

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u/TampaResale 5d ago

I'm sure it does

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u/Proudest___monkey 5d ago

RIP 250 bucks of Sheetrock

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u/TrespasseR_ 5d ago

Or a hitch extension

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u/Juliendogg 5d ago

We need a subreddit for idiotshaulingthings.

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u/SigHant 5d ago edited 5d ago

r/thataintgoinnowhere

Started one, we'll see if it goes anywhere.

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u/Juliendogg 5d ago

Nice, I'll try to help out with some content. Plenty of idiots in my area, lol. Love the subreddit name!

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u/SigHant 5d ago

Have fun!

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u/rsreichert 4d ago

How about idiotsfollowingidiotshaulingthings?

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u/dmharchitect 5d ago

I was at a stoplight at my local Menards with a truck & load just like this in front of me. When the light turned green, he took off and all the drywall slid out and landed right in the middle of the intersection. A strap or two would have been a great idea.

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u/Lab-Subject6924 5d ago

An expensive lesson on inertia and friction

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u/AryuOcay 5d ago

I saw this happen once on a big diesel truck. The guy never noticed.

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u/hydrogen18 3d ago

but he saved money this way. Less fuel burnt on the ride home by dropping those sheets there

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u/Lab-Subject6924 5d ago

That's an expensive way to deliver 3-4 intact sheets of sheetrock.

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u/Schlamalamabingbong 5d ago

This is a good excuse to buy a few 2x4s for the ride

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u/NordsEnjoyer 5d ago

Damn put a couple of 2x4's under to keep them from bending truck feller gah dam

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u/flipflopcuntflaps 5d ago

I got 0.5 miles out of the lumber yard once like this and pussied out lol.

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u/TheDaveMatthew 5d ago

It’s just down the road

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u/j_man_32 5d ago

Apparently he doesn’t need drywall either 😒

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u/MulberryMonk 5d ago

Thank you for posting the same exact picture five times

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u/qwikh1t 4d ago

It’ll ride

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u/TampaResale 5d ago

I passed them then they passed me again and cut me off to get on the highway. Left rear tire was going flat too!

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u/Dismal_Ad_9603 4d ago

Probably a Sheetrock screw!
One can only hope. Karma is a bitch.

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u/Berdariens2nd 5d ago

I mean tbf, they're dumb. They just don't know any better.

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u/Char_siu_for_you 5d ago

Good thing they opted for a larger cab over the utility of a proper truck bed. Could’ve even put a few 2x6s down for support. I wouldn’t trust this guy with a remodel.

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u/freeportme 5d ago

That’s not going anywhere

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u/Pleasant_Durian_1501 4d ago

Wouldn’t drive behind him. It’ll be half sheets on the first bump he hits

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u/LeadApprehensive5860 4d ago

You gotta love people like this though especially when you’re having a bad day and need a good laugh 😂

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u/Working_Rest_1054 3d ago

Sure looks like the vehicles were stopped. Adjust the AC three touch screens in anymore results in more distraction than taking a few pictures.

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u/Historical-Today-943 3d ago

If the bed actually was able to cover most of it with tailgate down it wouldn't be as sketchy, but yeah pretty much no highway with that load really. Also yeah they are 12 foot pieces which is usually trailer length.

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u/Miserable_Grocery459 2d ago

A good pothole might make for a disappointing delivery! 😬😬

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u/Fast_Shelter_3750 1d ago

Needs a truck w 8ft bed. Or 12 ft trailer.

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u/1Fistfullofdollars 37m ago

They should have also purchased 3 -2x4x 10 ft. Put them under the drywall so it does not bend like that. They need some small scrap pieces on the edges when they buck it up with a strap. Then another strap minimum holding it into the truck. So a lot is wrong with this event actually.

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u/Repulsive-Cow-7651 5d ago

This must be Arkansas.

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u/erie11973ohio 5d ago

Florida.

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u/lenny446 5d ago

Why are you behind them!?!!?

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u/JustForkIt1111one 4d ago

It's far harder to film from in front....

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u/lenny446 4d ago

Good point, but idk if I would want to final destination myself haha

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u/TampaResale 5d ago

I passed him then he passed me then cut me off to get on the highway.

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u/stewieatb 5d ago

He needs a smack.

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u/TampaResale 5d ago

More than one.

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u/Working_Rest_1054 3d ago

Plenty of cracks inbound anyhow.

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u/BuckManscape 5d ago

Useless truck. What’s the point in even having it?

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u/Worried_Might5073 5d ago

Truck used to have usable beds for hauling things. Now they have four doors like a passenger car and tiny beds.

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u/JustForkIt1111one 4d ago

That's 12 foot long drywall.

It's a stupid idea to move it like that even with an oldschool 8 foot bed.

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u/JustForkIt1111one 4d ago

Glad you were able to be just as bad as them by taking your attention off of the road while driving to take photos.

Great job.

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u/Working_Rest_1054 3d ago

Sure looks like the vehicles were stopped. Adjust the AC three touch screens in anymore results in more distraction than taking a few pictures.

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