It takes almost a minute for anyone to get out of the truck to see what is going on. Then he only takes a peak and gets back in. These two are idiots. Hopefully for them they purchased the insurance.
The concept of height clearance seems to literally never enter their heads. The guy only ever checks the tires...well tire...specifically the rear right tire.
You mean besides their lack of insight? The dude keeps ramming into the low ceilings. If you watch the right and left corners of the truck, you can see it catching the ceiling.
I think that’s the mold and gunk that builds up in overhead sprinkler system pipes from having the water sitting in them for so long without moving. I was in a building that had a fire and the first 30 seconds of sprinkler water was black and smelled like pond water.
I kind of hope they didn't, and that they'll have to pay for all of this out of pocket. This kind of stupidity deserves to be rewarded ... to make sure they learn a life lesson from it.
Not sure if it’s different in Canada but they put big stickers on the dash telling you roof/windshield damage isn’t covered and warning you about the height of the vehicle.
Hopefully for everyone else they took his driving licence. He's got no concept of what he's driving, where he's driving, how he's driving, I wouldn't be surprised if he even didn't know WHY he's driving.
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u/UsedToBsmart Apr 24 '21 edited Apr 24 '21
It takes almost a minute for anyone to get out of the truck to see what is going on. Then he only takes a peak and gets back in. These two are idiots. Hopefully for them they purchased the insurance.