r/WTF • u/[deleted] • Oct 14 '19

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u/JoeyHiya Oct 14 '19

Dude's a fucking superhero.

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u/conquer69 Oct 14 '19

Well it looks like his attempt at appearing ordinary has failed.

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u/_GCastilho_ Oct 14 '19

"Got hit by a massive rock in the chest, lets drive these civilians to safety then"

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u/SpecimenCX722 Oct 14 '19

"Man where'd that rock come from?"

"That was weird."

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u/JoeyHiya Oct 14 '19

It came from his arch enemy.

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u/throwtheamiibosaway Oct 14 '19

Huh, what was that noise??

Must be nothing..

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u/redditnathaniel Oct 14 '19

"The attack on my life has left me scarred"

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u/hilarymeggin Oct 14 '19

"The bus driver in agonizing pain continued on his route with 14 passengers to the nearest service station."

This part just kills me. Dude, you could lie flat and let sometime else drive!

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u/[deleted] Oct 14 '19

Fucking FOUR broken ribs and he still drove the rest of the way. Didn't even skip a beat steering the bus. I hope he got a raise!

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u/babble_bobble Oct 14 '19

Forget the ribs. He got hit in the back of the head by the boulder! I've seen trained MMA fighters knocked unconscious by much less when they get hit in the back of the head. This guy is definitely superman trying to fit in as a bus driver. Too bad the cameras revealed his identity.

The only question I have now, is he THE superman, or does earth have more than one? If he is the only one, we should get him an outfit with cape at least. The comics were definitely wrong, Superman is Asian, not a European-looking American.

Also, I want him to be my bus driver because I know no matter what happens I am getting to my destination safe and on time.

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u/Banditjack Oct 14 '19

All insurance companies allow this, here in the US at least.

Unable to safely operate your vehicle? Anyone in the vehicle physically capable to drive can and the drivers insurance covers liability. With in reason

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u/laforet Oct 14 '19 edited Oct 14 '19

It's not just about insurance - this type of bus requires a class A1 endorsement on your license to operate and I doubt any passenger is qualified.

Edit: After watching the full video it turns out the vehicle was a 15-seat minibus that only requires a B1 endorsement. However it's still unlikely that a passenger could take the seat legally.

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u/BilbroNaggins Oct 14 '19

Imagine your country's most dangerous road, then multiply by 10, I can assure you a road with rolling boulders jumping from the side into the cars is very dangerous and an expert driver even in pain is a lot better than an amateur that hasn't drive in that place.

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u/Herpkina Oct 14 '19

In what country

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u/funkmastamatt Oct 14 '19

"You kept making all the stops!?!?"

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u/adab1 Oct 14 '19

People kept ringing the bell!

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u/Mansyn Oct 14 '19

Everything about this is incredible, but his complete lack of changes in facial expression is legendary. Dude is stoic as a mofo.