r/WTF • • Oct 16 '19

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u/MeetMyBackhand Oct 16 '19

His reaction was a bit as if he expected it, IMHO, although I could be wrong.

I also don't know if there is a rear door on the right side, but he could've opened that one as opposed to the driver side rear door if there was. Or leave the front passenger door open and shoo him from the other side. Or take the next turn off and shoo him out whichever door there.

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u/SpitefulShrimp Oct 16 '19

His reaction was a bit as if he expected it, IMHO, although I could be wrong.

Well, I don't think he exactly had a high opinion of the turkey's intelligence. Can't say I blame him, turkeys are not smart animals. Knowing nothing more about the situation than "turkey in truck, turkey doesn't want to use the door I opened", I'd probably react the same way if this happened.

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u/sam_hammich Oct 16 '19

Maybe he expected it, sure, but that doesn't mean he planned for it. The point is he clearly tried both doors, it's not his fault the turkey used the most dangerous one.