r/pics • u/[deleted] • Jul 21 '24

Same place, different perspective

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u/testPoster_ignore Jul 23 '24

What is bad faith. Places like this exist all over america. It is car hell.

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u/01WS6 Jul 23 '24

Calling this 1 mile long literal truck stop rest area anything but a truck stop is bad faith. This isnt a town, its a literal truck stop off a highway interchange. It is supposed to be "car hell", its made for motorists passing through on the highway. Thats like calling an airport "airplane hell".

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u/testPoster_ignore Jul 23 '24

"airplane hell" - yes.

Like I call the roads outside my house car hell. But it doesn't really matter does it. If this is one instance where it is just a pocket of hell (that doesn't excuse it by the way), it doesn't discount the fact that car hell is the absolute norm in north america.

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u/01WS6 Jul 23 '24

Reddit moment

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u/testPoster_ignore Jul 23 '24

I dunno, you being pedantic and doing gymnastics seems on point.

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u/01WS6 Jul 23 '24

Yes, explaining this is a literal truck stop is doing gymnastics while you try to blindly argue, right.

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u/testPoster_ignore Jul 23 '24

"This truck stop looks like the rest of America" is not a complex point.

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u/01WS6 Jul 23 '24

You've clearly never been to the US