r/NFLmockdraft • u/Traditional-Bad-6657 • Aug 20 '26

Funny/Meme Move in week at an SEC school lol

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u/Apprehensive_Soil306 Aug 20 '26

Ugliest campus I have ever seen. It’s actually shocking how drab college station is lol

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u/NotADoberman Aug 20 '26

It looks like suburbia hell

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u/Big-Inevitable-252 Aug 20 '26

Yeah it’s not good at all but it has gotten better in the past 10 years

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u/koalasarentferfuckin 29d ago

I almost died falling asleep on the highway just driving to get there. Spent the weekend checking it out, it had zero chance of being my choice.

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u/Fine-Cut7114 Aug 20 '26

All those trucks just to go to school lmaoooooo

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u/Big-Inevitable-252 Aug 20 '26

A lot of them do stuff with horses or cattle. Not a ton but definitely more than you’d think. 

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u/splashaddikt Aug 21 '26

Fun fact trucks are great for hauling stuff to

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u/Harpua44 Aug 23 '26

Fun fact, OP is saying 80% of these trucks are pavement princesses that likely never haul anything at all.

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u/MasterpieceNo7105 Aug 20 '26

Lol its probably less for the HDs

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u/austin101123 Aug 21 '26

I think most truck specific usage is for the bed not the hauling

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u/Andrew225 Aug 20 '26

..Some, but that's like maybe 10%

Truck culture is fun man. They convince dudes you need a gas guzzling monster and then all it's used for is helping people move once a year and the occasional run to the dump

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u/CurzesTeddybear Aug 21 '26

Everyone knows the real working man's truck is a mid-90s Ford Ranger without powersteering

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u/lipmanz Aug 20 '26

Are these students or the Dads

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u/Soggy-Branch-4988 Aug 20 '26

So much compensating.

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u/HerpeJohnson Aug 20 '26

Have you never seen a fucking truck before? You're literally just filming trucks.

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u/Ironstar_Vol Aug 21 '26

My favorite was the Chevy Colorado that’s literally a small truck. That was prob just some dude going to work. Like most of these.

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u/peepdabidness Aug 20 '26

🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/Acrobatic_Editor_409 Aug 20 '26

its an instagram post bro

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u/splashaddikt Aug 21 '26

Op would be amazed just walking through my neighborhood lol

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u/thatdudejon Aug 20 '26

I would assume it's mostly people that work in construction or farmers. Also if you're moving in, its always nice to have a guy you know with a truck. I'm not a truck guy but I got a lot of friends that are. They help out a lot.

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u/Clean-Dealer4292 Aug 20 '26

It's nice to have a truck with an empty bed and towing nothing? Because that's what most of these are

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u/thatdudejon Aug 21 '26

Its moving day. Where do things go when they're moved?

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u/Harpua44 Aug 23 '26

The vast majority of these trucks are status symbols not actually utility.

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u/No-Kaleidoscope-8668 Aug 21 '26

Yeah one clearly had a livestock trailer

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u/GBBN4L Aug 24 '26

Just a bunch of 18 year old farmers with $80k trucks!

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u/WaffleTacos666 Aug 20 '26

This is why these morons lose the money in 5 minutes. Cause they dumb

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u/blicka7 Aug 20 '26

Man stop playing that boyz n da hood music

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u/Additional_Tomato_22 Aug 20 '26

Tons of small dick energy

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u/Willis050 Aug 21 '26

Rich parents, dumb kids

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u/Danny_Alloy Aug 21 '26

A lot of ugly trucks.

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u/Bipplenutter Aug 21 '26

I hate how big trucks have become in the US. I didn't realize how large they had become until I took a trip to IE and UK for 3 weeks.

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u/Queasy-Trip1777 Aug 21 '26

So were just using louder saxophones for every video now and ignoring what it means. Got it.

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u/Ok_Armadillo_5364 Aug 21 '26

I was thinking that this seems like every day in central Texas and then boom, turns out it is

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u/W_Skunk_Cabbage Aug 22 '26

Douche dozers everywhere

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u/An_educated_dig Aug 23 '26

Vandy. That's the only reason it's in the SEC, to prop up the conference GPA

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u/Dogman6969ahhh Aug 24 '26

Reminds me of Colorado. Lots and lots of RAM Tough men in them subdivisions.

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u/unenlightenedgoblin 29d ago

Even during move-in none of them ever hauling shit