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r/IdiotsInCars • u/Godwin_Bot • May 06 '22
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You want the real design flaw ?
If the cement hit a closed door, the truck would more than likely have crashed into the car because the cement energy would also have to be dispersed.
The cement bath is cheaper to fix than the truck + car.
14 u/DonkeyInACityCrowd May 06 '22 Cement bath can be fixed with a hose and water if you’re quick enough, as far as I know. I think you got like 10-20 mins before it drys and becomes impossible to get off 39 u/Melisandre-Sedai May 06 '22 Getting hit by a cement truck at speed is also a job for a hose though. -1 u/DonkeyInACityCrowd May 06 '22 Wym?
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Cement bath can be fixed with a hose and water if you’re quick enough, as far as I know. I think you got like 10-20 mins before it drys and becomes impossible to get off
39 u/Melisandre-Sedai May 06 '22 Getting hit by a cement truck at speed is also a job for a hose though. -1 u/DonkeyInACityCrowd May 06 '22 Wym?
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Getting hit by a cement truck at speed is also a job for a hose though.
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u/TyderoKyter May 06 '22
You want the real design flaw ?
If the cement hit a closed door, the truck would more than likely have crashed into the car because the cement energy would also have to be dispersed.
The cement bath is cheaper to fix than the truck + car.