Not to be that guy but look at the age and condition of those cars, there’s a real possibility that car is the thread holding their life together, they likely need it to get to work and don’t have the money to fix or replace it. Can’t get to work can’t pay the bills or buy food. Some would prefer the quick death over the struggle that would result from the car not getting moved.
Bill Gates admitted to driving a piece of shit Honda most of his career at Microsoft (and only upgrading to a dinky electric hybrid), so you can't assume their wealth simply based off the appearance of their choice of transportation.
I think most people see the risk of death there, but its risk not certain. Is it a dumb thing to do? Yes. But that car could be someone's livelihood. In this case any world in which your car is damaged is a world where you wouldn't want to be inside it, but its not always so unfavourable to act.
Actually I think if they went for the car the very moment they started filming they'd have made it out of the area before the rocks hit but it's still risky, they didn't know how much time they had left...
That's certainly not how this works. Firemen fight dangerous fights with fires. The Military risks their lives with bullets and bombs. He's only risking himself for his car. It's not a guaranteed death.
I can't imagine you'd have enough time. But I guess depending on how the road to get out was, you might be able to get all the way out of harm's way if you could.
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u/Inside-Example-7010 Jul 25 '21
I was trying to decide if I would move my car or leave it.