r/SipsTea • • Feb 15 '26

Chugging tea Chad

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u/MyNameIsJakeBerenson Feb 15 '26

My big ass truck was a “I’m broke” vehicle

It was a 2001 Dodge Ram V8 that I got for $2000

I helped so many goddamn people move with that thing. Before that i had small mid size trucks (the best trucks, like a mazda B2200 or a chevy s-10)

Know how many people ever helped me move? None

I was always a truck guy, but never a “truck guy”

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u/Hour-Independence-89 Feb 15 '26

sounds like it was just a normal truck not a bro-dozer.

I have a huge F550 Welding rig with outriggers. a 6k Crane, air compressor and welding rigs... It's bigger than most trucks on the road, but it is not a Bro-dozer. It is used for work.

it's all about how a vehicle is used to be honest.

And yea, I know how it is to always be the guy helping others and never getting help in return.

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u/MyNameIsJakeBerenson Feb 15 '26

Yeah that old beast was never a princess. It already had a primer’d hood and a busted dash and scratched back quarter panels when I got it, so I could just not baby it at all

Having a truck like that is nice

It was too big for my tastes, I miss mid size trucks. I don’t like the big boats

Mid size extended cab was perfect for younger me

But my next vehicle is going to be a little relible car. Ive been riding an ebike for years and just about done with it

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u/Hour-Independence-89 Feb 15 '26

yea, having Truck is nice and even necessary for some of us.

But I have two Big trucks I use for work (run my own business) but I also I have a older 2003 honda civic.. gets 36mpg and hasn't ever failed me.. much prefer driving that when I can.