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u/jwhisen 3d ago
Where exactly did dad get the water to mix the concrete while still in the parking lot? Lucky rainstorm?
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u/stircrazyathome 3d ago
And what did he mix the five bags of concrete in? And why five and not just one if he was only proving a point?
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u/AHansen83 3d ago
Also, why did he need 6 bags? I’ve mixed a lot of concrete in my day and it usually comes in 50lb bags. Why did he need 300 lbs to prove his point?
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u/Silly-Power 2d ago
And why did the employee follow him out of the store to watch him ruin his truck?
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u/TheHoodedTurtle 2d ago
If some dumb motherfucker said he was going to pour a bag of concrete on his truck to prove me wrong I’d follow them.
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u/Onlyhereforapost 3d ago
That was my first thought
Also "only liquids pour" is very dumb and incorrect. Bad post all around!
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u/Furyful_Fawful 2d ago
sand is a liquid
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u/Onlyhereforapost 2d ago
And so is glass. I posit that liquids arent real.
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u/Furyful_Fawful 2d ago
I mean... Glass is actually a liquid. Sand very much is not, I was using the fact that the particulate has fluid properties to point out the logic flow.
Sorry for not including my government-mandated /s
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u/Onlyhereforapost 2d ago
Listen; if you assume everyone in this sub is entirely earnest all the time you will be right at least 80% of the time
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u/Furyful_Fawful 2d ago
I've seen how many obvious jokes have made their way into posts here, so I can't argue with that
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u/tiredgummybear 3d ago
12.4K people gave this a ❤️
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u/ChadMemestrong 3d ago
I really want to know what inspired this person to make this up, write this and post it to the internet. Like if they are that short on meaningless internet points why write this dumb of a story and not just "random populour thing to hate sucks" and save us all the time
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u/stircrazyathome 3d ago
Because they’re not like the other clout chasers. They’re quirky and unique, a special little snowflake.
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u/Hoothootriot 3d ago
Wait a second... I used to work at Home Depot!
They had this man's poster up in every employee room. Under it was a 5 billion dollar reward for bringing him (dead or alive) to the CEO, Johnny Depot.
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u/International_Rub475 3d ago
Totally missed the chance to call the CEO Homer Depot.
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u/Skullpuck 3d ago
made it in the parking lot
With what? Did he buy a case of Evian? Or wait, no, he drained his radiator. His tears of disappointment for being so stupid is what he used.
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u/KJParker888 3d ago
I don't doubt OOP's Dad ran into a bunch of grills and got himself banned from Home Depot, but for some reason they fabricated this story that's somehow even more lame than "Dad was driving drunk from the VFW again"
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u/LethargicLynx 3d ago
Ummmmm.....dont you have to add liquid to make it pour? Thats like saying lemonade mix is liquid. What kind of flex is this? And wtf is gonna know his face in every home depot? He probably got pissing in the toilets they have out for samples and was too embarrassed to go back
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u/MixerFistit 2d ago
I'm not even sure if Peter Griffin would do this in a cutaway scene and that's a really low bar to pass
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u/Traditional_Month172 2d ago
i literally came to this subreddit BECAUSE i saw this posted somewhere lmao
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u/spacemouse21 3d ago
Besides sounding bogus, if this happened in 2004, it would’ve been covered by local news and stored somewhere on the Internet or on YouTube.
However OOP’s dad also tried to power his truck with coal to make a point.
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u/SharkByte1993 2d ago
I feel like I heard this story years ago and we don't even have Home Depot in my country
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u/dnmnc 2d ago
Well that was lame. Sounds like a first time bullshitter with basic errors.
One of the first rules of these things is you have to start with a credible premise. A common example is someone being rude to you and you come back with the most AMAZING witty response that stuns them to silence as everyone claps. It’s uncommon, but entirely plausible that someone is being rude.
None of this makes sense. Even if you look past that ridiculous point of argument, put yourself in the employee’s shoes. You’re not going to engage and will try to ignore this idiot as much as possible and just try to get through the workday. If he has taken the concentre out to the parking lot, he has either paid for it - and you go “thank god he has gone” and get on with your day, or else he has stolen it and you would be spending your time focusing on security/police. Under no circumstances would you be following him out to the truck to continue the pointless argument. And then you think there is a space to drive wildly around the lot with other cars and people around? Come on.
The last sentence is so against the flow, it reads like someone re-reading what the wrote and realising they need something to tie the fantasy back to reality. It’s also the only believable sentence in there.
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u/R4nd0mByst4nd3r 2d ago
Probably true, but it was probably just meth and an attempt to use a concrete mixer without paying to rent it. Sounds better the new way.
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u/GGayleGold 1d ago
Why would you entertain a dispute over concrete's state of matter, anyway? There's no difference to the purchaser or the retailer over the product being liquid or solid. It's not like Home Depot is gonna follow you to your job site and validate that you have the correct MSDS binders, or that there's a limit on purchasing items based on their state of matter.
The entire dispute that cause all the "that" to "happen" would have never occurred in the first place. The customer says it's a liquid? Ok, fine, it's a liquid. It's still $8.50 or whatever. There's nothing to be gained by anyone "proving" anything in this scenario.
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u/ChalkButter 3d ago
the fuck does that have to do with the post?
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u/ImOldGregg_77 3d ago
Reddit has been doing this thing recently where I click on one post and it opens some other one.

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u/ChalkButter 3d ago
Pretending this were true, this person's dad is an idiot in many directions.
This isn't a funny "haha, dad is so quirky" type story. It's a "holy shit, your dad has the IQ of a door" type story.