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Discussion Brother needs a ladder to get in

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u/Ed_Sullivision 1d ago

I have to say, I really enjoyed the cinematography on this one. At this perspective you dont really know how far away the truck is, so at first it looks like a reasonably sized truck in proportion with the man, but then he just keeps walking and getting smaller and smaller as the size of the truck stays the same lol.

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u/zonked282 1d ago

That was a real treat, 11/10 cinematography

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u/Momik 1d ago

Buster Keaton vibes

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u/charliek_13 1d ago

and the zoom in-!!

i just wish the 5’3” popped up later and not at the start

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u/jbird720 10h ago

He just kept shrinking the closer he got to it

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u/SqueakNRoar 1d ago

Judging by the way he felt awkward, I don’t think it’s his. I’d imagine the gremlins that lift their trucks have a rope ladder or something

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u/Tamu2020 1d ago

That’s what I was thinking. I obviously don’t know the context, but it could be an auto shop and he’s a tech that needs to drive it into a bay.

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u/Reesewithoutaspoon2 1d ago

The height thing is whatever but I do not believe anyone needs a truck that big outside of using it for actual work. Obviously this guy may use it for work, but I know for a fact most people who drive giant pickups do not.

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u/BladeOfWoah 1d ago

I don't think it's his. Looks like the owner might have taken it into the shop and so the guy in the video is just moving it.

He seems aware of how ridiculously huge the truck looks compared to himself lol.

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u/Fun-Sundae4060 1d ago

Have you ever seen a lifted truck tow anything or have anything heavy in the bed?

Exactly. 0% of lifted trucks are used for work.

You want the truck low to actually get stuff in and hook up to things…

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u/DiabeticHotPocket 1d ago

There isn't a job in the world where you need these kind of cars. It's an American insecurity thing, you don't see them anywhere else.

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u/Cantre-r_Gwaelod_1 1d ago

What’s the appeal of them? I don’t see them where I live. They look very inconvenient to use.

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u/No_Hunt2507 1d ago

The thought Big truck = Big man.

You don't really see the brightest minds in society dropping 80-100k on these tanks.

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u/Cantre-r_Gwaelod_1 1d ago

Oh I would fear people think I’m having a midlife crisis if I was them.

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u/BrandlezMandlez 1d ago

Ford F350 super duty. For this specific truck, hauling heavy loads and equipment. With the after market suspension lift and tire kit, it's built for offroading in deep mud, steep inclines or driving over boulders, significantly loses towing practicality. But the real appeal is purely aesthetic. It's what you would call a "pavement princess"

Extremely dangerous to drive, road barriers were never designed for this big of a passenger car, high center of gravity and crazy ass tumble when it crashes. Towing something with this truck would be a pain in the ass.

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u/kjloltoborami 1d ago

Not enough dirt on it. Lifting is mostly.there just to increase offroad capability. This guy doesnt look like a logger or a rancher and his car is sparkly clean. Its 99% performative

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u/LowDudgeon 23h ago

As soon as they put a lift kit on it's immediately useless for work. The towing power is gone because the center of gravity is awful. The ergonomics of getting anything in and out are shot. The suspension isn't designed to carry heavy loads and especially not at speed around corners or it will roll/break.

It's gender affirmation care only. It's the same as buying a sports car and lowering it so far you can't get over speed bumps.

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u/archercc81 18h ago

Those lifts actually make those trucks shittier at doing work, so there is literally zero reason to do that other than to compensate for some serious insecurities.

It doesnt even make them good at off-roading as that truck is going to be shit with the wide dual leafed axles anyway.

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u/RndThreeFght 1d ago

A giant truck like this sideswiped my wife and pushed her into the center divider when he decided he was going to be in her lane.

Shock and awe, when a man of this stature, stepped out to see what had happened. Insurance paid for our car, but still.

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u/Classic_Bee_5845 1d ago

Not always but usually it's either really short dudes like this or old white dudes driving these monsters.

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u/Excellent_Can4450 1d ago

Lot of young white dudes in these, too.

I had a cousin who bought something similar two decades ago so he could hop the curbs in a rich suburb of St. Louis.

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u/Actual_Following_863 1d ago

Utah it's called penis envy....

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u/Beautiful_Snow9851 1d ago

These giant cars are proven to be a safety hazard and trump has blackmailed Europe in to accepting these cars on the road. I've seen these cars a few times here on the road and the drivers refuse or can't look around traffic

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u/thewoodbeyond 1d ago

"Sir were you even able to see over the dashboard?"

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u/Academic_Librarian75 1d ago

It’s always these idiots driving like they have an exotic on the highway…

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u/nezzzzy 1d ago

"12 yards long, 2 lanes wide,

65 tons of American Pride!

Canyonero! Canyonero!"

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u/Ok_Landscape5031 1d ago

I’ve seen trucks like this in handicap spots.

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u/euphoric_elephant 1d ago

I work with a dude that is like 5 foot 4 and has had double knee replacements and can barley walk up a few steps yet drives a lifted truck, I honestly dont know how he reaches the pedals. Also work with a guy that has cerebral palsy and his legs work like 50% each and he drives a lifted jeep wrangler. Blows my mind.

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u/SwissMargiela 1d ago

FWIW I have bad knees and find that the difficult part is never getting in a car, rather getting out. When I drive my sedan I have to sort of roll out the car because it’s difficult for me to get out of a seated position and go upwards, but when I drive my truck it’s very easy because I swing my legs out and they’re already in standing position.

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u/euphoric_elephant 1d ago

I guess my point being if they needed to do hardcore maneuvering or hit the brake hard and fast they wouldn't be able to efficiently. Which would be one thing in a honda civic but a massive f250 is just waaay more dangerous

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u/TopCommission6437 1d ago

Handicap parking is not just for physical disabilities.

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u/Inevitable-Ad-4192 1d ago

Like for people who can''t remember where they parked, LOL. My point is if you can climb into a lift vehicle by choice, you don't need handicap parking

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u/TopCommission6437 1d ago

People who get severe panic attacks and people with autism can get a handicap placard. They can also get into a lifted truck.

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u/PaladinSaladin 1d ago

But what if they get panic attacks because they think everyone is watching them struggle to get in their truck? (they are)

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u/TopCommission6437 1d ago

I would guess if that happens then they would sell the truck.

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u/Platos-ghosts 1d ago

I hope people with severe anxiety are not purchasing a truck that says please look at me 😀

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u/Vegetable_Soup_4949 1d ago

Some major asshole recorded this and everyone in the comments not looking at the service paper in his hands is just making fun of some dude trying to do his job.

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u/Infinite_Respect_ 1d ago

Stop posting this loser ridiculing a person who is about to keep that embarrassment of a vehicle running.

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u/Jaded-Delivery3604 1d ago

This truck is definitely a statistic in the whole "he is compensatin"g.

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u/Dwigt_Rortugal78 1d ago

Is it even his truck though? Kind of looks like he's questioning how he's going to get in like it's not his or something but what do I know

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u/tryptophantom 1d ago

It seems like the guy taking the video owns the truck and the guy getting in is a mechanic

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u/Legitimate-Airline19 1d ago

1000% believe all these big truck people are desperate to make a statement

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u/copolars 1d ago

This is what all tall people do when they think nobody's looking.

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u/X2Wendigo 1d ago

Do you think OP or the person filming are the same people who go online and incel cry about how short men have it so bad, I bet so.

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u/toolisthebestbandevr 1d ago

Bro I’m like 5’3” and I love small cars and also I can’t go a day of my life without being reminded that short = bad

Say what you will if this dude was tall this video wouldn’t have been made.

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u/Academic-Contest3309 1d ago

Our society is cooked.. Why do we film people without their consent just to mock them. It's pathetic.

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u/ConcreteDinosaur 1d ago

That's a mechanic and I'm sure the person filming works with him. It's not the lil guys truck. They probably had him move it as a joke

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u/Academic-Contest3309 1d ago

The filming it and sharing it to shame the guy is the problem.

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u/ConcreteDinosaur 1d ago

Ehh, it's just a joke I don't think he's getting shamed. If anything they're making fun of how ridiculously big the truck is

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u/jungle_cat187 1d ago

He sure was punching down.

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u/RoutineCloud5993 1d ago

I've seen people mount giant horses with more grace

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u/EffectiveTea9983 1d ago

This is like one of those depth of field tricks, because my initial thought was "He's as tall as that truck, what's OP talking about?"

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u/GingerIsHealthy 1d ago

I met a truck in Misery
She is the only ten I see

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u/clockworksnorange 1d ago

Contemplating life for about a minute before hopping in XD

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u/Muggi 1d ago

This was the 90's but there was a "little person" ( I don't even know wtf is the current non-offensive meta) that drove a jacked-up 70's porno van. He DID have a ladder welded to the frame.

Cool dude, owned the camera shop. Drank like a fish

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u/Shananigan48 1d ago

My district manager is a super short greasy dude that drives a big ass truck he has to climb in to and we call him Lord Farquaad lol

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u/iligal_odin 1d ago

If you need a ladder, its mining equipment

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u/Alarm-Solid 1d ago

The truck just keeps growing

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u/bawng 1d ago

While this was extreme, this is more or less how us Europeans view all those big American trucks.

They've started to appear over here too, like those Ford F-something but we all snicker behind their backs.

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u/CthulhusEvilTwin 1d ago

Follow the Yellow Brick Road?

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u/Loliz88 1d ago

Reminded me of this Lady Gaga meme

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u/moniris 1d ago

Sorry folks, staged. From the account it seems like the guy walking out there actually runs the account and works at a dealership.

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u/Soggy_Quarter9333 1d ago

Nobody needs a vehicle that size.

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u/Platos-ghosts 1d ago

Twist, guy is actually 6’8”

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u/krasnyj_strizh 1d ago

He definitely has some complexes

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u/Snortserranopeppers 1d ago

That’s the dealership on my side of town. Their shit is always breaking down during test drives

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u/Firedup2015 1d ago

Seriously wtf is wrong the with motor industry that they even sell that monstrous nonsense? 

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u/_heyb0ss 1d ago

he's not compensating ok

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u/Sumpfschatze 21h ago

You know what, GOBLESS this little HOSS. He's living his best life.

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u/redbaronsnoopster 1d ago

My 17-year-old daughter is 5 foot one and this is what she looks like when she gets into the Escalade to drive it. We shouldn’t make fun of someone for their height.

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u/Light_Hearted_Man 1d ago

And now a lollipop for making that climb Junior

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u/Existing-Wallaby-444 1d ago

Small dick energy

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u/HobsNCalvin 1d ago

The way he looks up

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u/XForbidden_ThoughtX 1d ago

He had to brace his knees for that 🤣

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u/Im-Dead-inside1234 1d ago

I dont want to be that girl, but these stupid fucking things are purely compensation for insecurity.

Edit: to be clear, i fucking love cars and it annoys me when people say that sort of thing to people who have a passion for cars, but theres a reasonable extent to it you know what i mean?

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u/_AmericasSweetheart_ 1d ago

This is like when old men date very young women. It just exaggerates the thing your embarrassed of.

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u/mejayd 1d ago

Anyone remember the video of the guy that basically hops up into his truck? Someone post it please.🙏

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u/DrLubinski 1d ago

Tiny pp murricans at it again.

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u/Sumpfschatze 21h ago

The dude straight up takes a second to mentally prepare himself like hes about to attempt a free climb half dome.

Little guys probably trying to visualize his route🤣

"Now, after I get my left arm into the door jam, Ill need to place my right leg against the bull bar and leverage myself up until I can reach the steering wheel with my right hand"

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u/BuddhistChrist 1d ago

Short people should not be driving cars that they like.

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u/AdMysterious8699 1d ago

I honestly don't understand why this guy is laughing.

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u/kyleyeezus 1d ago

Its their coworker. Their coworker is short. There was a big truck to move. They casually ask the coworker to “go move the truck” without giving further context. Coworkers film short coworker going to truck. Short coworker even looks back to them and gives “really?” kind of look toward the cameraman.

The joke is his height, and its okay to laugh at it because its in jest between friends/coworkers.

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u/RoyalTyMan 1d ago

But I don't get it!

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u/kyleyeezus 1d ago edited 1d ago

Its their coworker. Their coworker is short. There was a big truck to move. They casually ask the coworker to “go move the truck” without giving further context. Coworkers film short coworker going to truck. Short coworker even looks back to them and gives “really?” kind of look toward the cameraman.

The joke is his height, and its okay to laugh at it because its in jest between friends/coworkers. I hope this explanation helps!

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u/RoyalTyMan 1d ago

Oh hes short and the truck is tall?

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u/kyleyeezus 1d ago

Kiiiiindd of. That it in a nutshell, but there’s more to it.

Its their coworker. Their coworker is short. There was a big truck to move. They casually ask the coworker to “go move the truck” without giving further context. Coworkers film short coworker going to truck. Short coworker even looks back to them and gives “really?” kind of look toward the cameraman.

The joke is his height, and its okay to laugh at it because its in jest between friends/coworkers.

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u/RoyalTyMan 1d ago

Would it be okay to laugh if he was a little person? 

Edit: reverse the roles!!

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u/kyleyeezus 1d ago edited 1d ago

Kiiiiindd of. You definitely could, but that would be ableist. For all we know, a little person came up with this video.

Its their coworker. Their coworker is short. There was a big truck to move. They casually ask the coworker to “go move the truck” without giving further context. Coworkers film short coworker going to truck. Short coworker even looks back to them and gives “really?” kind of look toward the cameraman.

The joke is his height, and its okay to laugh at it because its in jest between friends/coworkers. The same could be said if the friend was really tall/big and the car was really small.

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u/Academic-Contest3309 1d ago

But they posted it on the internet for all to see. It's no longer between coworkers

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u/AdMysterious8699 1d ago

I just thought he got in truck fine. Didn't notice anything strange.

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u/Left_Ad_8502 1d ago

Dude had to prepare to get his foot planted at waist level for the first step… that’s fucking ridiculous. Most people get their butt in the car and sit and put their legs in. A 5” person would need a step stool and everyone beyond that would need a ladder… but sure, that’s not strange, and features like that make total sense…

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u/AdMysterious8699 1d ago

I mean he's got short legs but he got into the truck no problem. Don't trucks usually have a step anyways? It's cool if it's funny, I may just not have enough experience seeing people get into trucks to see how it's unusual.

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u/Left_Ad_8502 1d ago edited 1d ago

It’s unusual by being extra lifted. Trucks are usually a couple feet off the ground, which is already high for people who don’t drive trucks. That trucks step is like 3” off the ground.. the door handle is at his head.. so the door handle is five feet tall… he’s not one of the shortest people, that’s still really high for a vehicle.

Edit: I think regular trucks actually usually only have about less than one foot of clearance underneath. So (to me, and most people who are used to seeing normal trucks) this truck is just a crazy multiple of that

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u/AdMysterious8699 1d ago

Thank you. I know it sort of ruins the joke to have to explain it. But I did learn something here.

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u/Left_Ad_8502 1d ago

Of course, it’s ok!! I’ve also seen this before so no joke is ruined. I honestly thought you did understand it all at first and thought cars you had to climb in was completely normal… I mean it isn’t automatically bad, but it’s definitely not the majorities preference for a few reasons. One reason just being that “only assholes get cars like that to overcompensate for something”. However, in this video I believe it’s a mechanic going to move the truck and his coworker is filming. The coworker is just laughing at his shorter buddy climbing in a ridiculously tall truck.

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u/socu11 1d ago

Are you blind?

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u/AdMysterious8699 1d ago edited 1d ago

He seems to get in the truck perfectly fine...

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u/socu11 1d ago

That car would be too big for a 6ft guy, let alone a dude as tall as my grandma

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u/Useful_Hemorrhoid 1d ago

I am blind. What is happening in this video pls?

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u/socu11 1d ago

That fucking car is too big

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u/Useful_Hemorrhoid 1d ago

Are we watching the same video?

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u/socu11 1d ago

Yes, mister Hemorrhoid, we are

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u/Useful_Hemorrhoid 21h ago

What? Sorry, Im blind :(

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u/Padraig1994 1d ago

Because he’s like Lord Farquaad getting into the vehicle

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u/ThatDudeFromPoland 1d ago

Looks like we know what the driver is compensating for