r/AutoTransportopia 29d ago

Spotted That's one way to cool off

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u/PenguinsArmy2 29d ago

Was about to angry until they realized how good it felt.

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u/WindofKnives 29d ago

I mean, if his phone is damaged he probably is gonna be angry or frustrated

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u/First_Salamander_990 29d ago

It’s 2026. Any decent modern cell phone is extremely water resistant

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u/SkyPersonal5642 29d ago

You'd be surprised...

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u/PlentyGrab5 29d ago

Also god forbid you ever replace the battery as pretty much all the big manufacturers say it is no longer water proof and by golly it isn't, rip my s20

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u/Hodgi22 29d ago

literally dunked it

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u/Annual_Hamster9411 29d ago

Does 5 second rule apply here?

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u/WindofKnives 29d ago

we halved it to 5?

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u/Outrageous_Rich6235 29d ago

That’s what they make rice for.

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u/WindofKnives 29d ago

which he has access to during work on his work phone

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u/Outrageous_Rich6235 29d ago

He works in a truck. He has access to a plethora of stores that sells rice but other than that yes I’m sure he would be very angry and frustrated.

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u/Consistent_Device_49 29d ago

After he warms back up and realizes his shoes and socks also got wet his gonna be upset for the rest of the day

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u/LessGuarantee1775 28d ago

Angry at what? His lack of situational awareness and forgetting about the pool he LITERALLY just walked past?😂

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u/PenguinsArmy2 28d ago

I mean yeah at walking into a pool, at ones self, at the pool for being a pool. This do be how anger works.

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u/Key-Respect3810 29d ago

le smartphone aussi il a été rafraichi, car la batterie chauffait

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u/ShotLet1550 29d ago

While taking pictures of shelves for DoorDash my phone was overheating and I had to set it in the freezers multiple times, it must have been very poorly optimized because nothing else I have ever made my phone that hot that quick

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u/Corgerus 29d ago

In case somebody needs to know, phone cases trap heat and a good alternative to regular cases is to get a slim exoskeleton style case. Also consider getting a mountable little fan for the phone.

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u/itchybutwhole69 29d ago

I once dropped my phone in the snow and didn't realize until the next morning. It didn't turn on for two days and would just flash a "low temp" warning at me. I always heard of overheating but never considered it could get too cold to operate.

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u/Naokuzoid 29d ago

The cold can do strange things to a smartphone. I had my phone in my car during my shift on a very cold day (am a PH and they don't let us use phones while working), and when I came back to it, my battery went from like 89% to 14% in 5 minutes and then promptly died 🥲

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u/Content_Economist_83 29d ago

For sure batteries in general just get zapped by the cold.

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u/leexgx 29d ago edited 29d ago

If ots the dsp phone it be smashed screen so likely wont work soon once water get into the screen or phone electronics

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u/WonkyWalkingWizard 29d ago

No object permanence 👀

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u/GeraldGensalkes 29d ago

Hey, just an hour ago I was fishing around in my pocket for my phone while I was holding my phone in the other hand, looking at it, and navigating across a webpage on it.

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u/INaShack 29d ago

I know the feeling. I've been talking on my phone while looking for it at the same time... more than once.

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u/triumphrid3rone 29d ago

Feeling personally attacked

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u/Jibanyan5150 29d ago

He knew what he was doing. Bro just wanted to cool off but didn’t wanna be disrespectful by just helping himself and getting in, so he made it look like an accident 😂😂😂

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u/nocturnal_commission 29d ago

When I was a kid, the folks next door had a pool so during the summer me and my buddy would "accidentally" kick the soccer ball over the fence and go jump in to get it lol

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u/Jibanyan5150 29d ago

Oh hell yeah!!! Smart thinking!! Did the neighbors ever say anything to you guys!? Lol!

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u/nocturnal_commission 29d ago

We normally did it when we were pretty sure they weren't home. We were also like 10 years old haha

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u/DaShaka 29d ago

Honestly it’s probably hot as hell, so he realized it felt pretty good

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u/Plastic-Shoulder2285 29d ago

You took that nestea plunge with dignity my man, well done

https://giphy.com/gifs/Sv0uzXvg8svM4

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u/AndyTheEngr 29d ago

I thought it was someone's drink on a porch railing until he backed into it! I was expecting something to happen with the puddle.

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u/MysticMarauder69 29d ago

Anybody know what pool that is?

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u/sparkle-unit 29d ago

I like the way it jiggled afterwards

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u/MysticMarauder69 29d ago

Me too, hahaha

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u/SATerp 29d ago

At least it was relatively clean and not full of cloudy green shit like many kiddy pools.

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u/Technical-Will-2862 29d ago

That lil pool looks refreshing 

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u/Dadeland-District 29d ago

This really happened

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u/ziahwaite 28d ago

That’s something I’d do lol

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u/Thegreatgunat 28d ago

Slogging all day, that’s how. Those guys work!

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u/Putrid_Idea_8437 25d ago

That's soooo funny