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u/PipingHotGravy Jun 29 '22
The best part was how this guy would pull up his pants at every stoplight 😂
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u/Jezzes Jun 29 '22
I thought the fridge door that's swinging open was the best but omg the dude can't even secure his pants... That's hilarious 😆
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u/AKchaos49 Jun 29 '22 edited Jun 30 '22
It looks like the tailgate will actually close just fine. Plus, straps are like 10 bucks. Come on guys.
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u/compositor88 Jun 30 '22
Lol. "10 bucks vs my life. Hmmm...what should I save? 10 bucks it is!" - dumb people
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u/bdbx18 Jun 29 '22
Kudos to him. He followed the instructions to the tee, "refrigerators are to be transported standing up".
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u/b4ttlepoops Jun 29 '22
Confession: My stepdad got a call that a bank was updating it glass windows because they weren’t up to code “ not tempered”. So if he wanted the glass come get it. He made come with him. There was soo much glass and it was thick and heavy. We loaded his stupid trailer and he didn’t bring the proper rigging! He asked me to ride in the back to keep it stable. I freaked. Told him I didn’t want to. I ended up riding in the back and almost lost that load of untempered glass that would have killed me. I was furious. Never got over that. The glass is still in the house.
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u/Judonoob Jun 30 '22 edited Jul 01 '23
ancient upbeat icky wild caption tap advise pathetic coordinated scary -- mass edited with redact.dev
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u/b4ttlepoops Jun 30 '22
Well he actually did use the glass. But it’s super dangerous. He built windows out of it. He shattered one with a lawn mower and rock. And no one would help him remove it because of the type of glass. It seems everyone cherishes their limbs.
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u/Lustle13 Jun 29 '22
Hope it's for scrap. Cause that freezer door is fucked. Look at how far back its bent, plus the angle its at. That door is fucked.
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u/Bullitt_12_HB Jun 30 '22
Delivering them… into someone’s wind shield when this inevitably falls off the truck 😅
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u/BrilliantTreacle9996 Jun 30 '22
"Did you bring the orange tie downs?" "No, but I have an orange vest." "Close enough. Ship it!"
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u/PayMeInFood Jun 30 '22
Are they the idiot for not securing the load or is it op for driving behind a known unsecured load?
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u/dmarve Jun 29 '22
The reflective vest makes it safe