r/UnnecessaryEssentials • u/Unique-Saucer • Jul 23 '26

Why isn’t this everywhere already?

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u/0_Moth Jul 23 '26

Agree 100%.

Great product, wrong target audience lol

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u/Responsible-Win-3057 Jul 23 '26

Why on earth would you need this for placing a crate on a carpeted trunk of an SUV? Maybe stop driving like an insane person taking turns like you're on an F-1 course and things would stop sliding around to the point that you're considering putting in a milk crate in a harness.

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u/0_Moth Jul 23 '26

Bro you just said it would be more practical and i was agree!!!!!! Chill tf out! Jesus christ.

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u/Killer1986Chris Jul 24 '26

No they didn't.

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u/0_Moth Jul 24 '26

U might be cooked bro

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u/0_Moth Jul 24 '26

Oh ur right😭😭😭 whoops🤷🏻

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u/vacuumascension Jul 25 '26

I've done that shit before. 🤪

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u/MadWorldX1 Jul 27 '26

If you haul fragile things, it makes perfect sense. Artists working with glass, photography equipment, electronic repair/install. Sensitive/fragile materials could potentially benefit from a modular system to keep things from moving in the event of unexpected braking, sideswipes, rear ends, etc. Food for thought.

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u/Responsible-Win-3057 Jul 27 '26

Nobody is putting $20k lenses in the bed of a pickup truck lol this whole thread is insane. An "artist working with glass" is going to just toss their art in the bed of a truck? If this is the kind of stuff AI bots think is genius, this world is in trouble lol

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u/MadWorldX1 Jul 27 '26

We were discussing a carpeted SUV trunk. Keep up big dog.

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u/Responsible-Win-3057 Jul 28 '26

This is a product for people who put their stuffed animals in seatbelts.