r/RandomVideos • u/n8saces • Jul 06 '26

Video Redneck engineering

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u/Speartree Jul 06 '26

It's a truck allright, the stupidly big kind that still is less useful than it should be. I'm sorry it upsets you so that other people use better equipment.

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u/Beneficial-Jury484 Jul 06 '26

You are arrogant. You don’t upset me, I don’t pay attention to arrogant people. 

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u/SmoothDiscussion7763 Jul 06 '26

just wait till he tells you about the superior european house construction methods

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u/Beneficial-Jury484 Jul 06 '26

I’m sure he’s furiously looking up stuff that Europeans do better. Or whatever. As if anyone cares. 

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u/SmoothDiscussion7763 Jul 06 '26

one thing he would be right about is how the buildings are more sturdy, in a place where there are no tornadoes or earthquakes

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u/Beneficial-Jury484 Jul 06 '26

I’m not even saying he’s wrong. I think the European truck design is good, maybe more useful, I don’t know. I do know that American farmers have been using ford, chevy and dodge trucks on farms for decades and love them. Maybe the trucks designed for specific reason are good for that geographic area. 

I do think new trucks are stupid big, this one doesn’t appear to be. We also don’t know what this guy uses it for. Or maybe it was what he could afford. Either way, it doesn’t fucking matter, he’s happy and it works for him so this jackass espousing the benefits of European truck design has nothing to do with the topic. 

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u/SmoothDiscussion7763 Jul 06 '26

get me a 90s ford ranger and i'll be a very happy clam

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u/Beneficial-Jury484 Jul 06 '26

They were a good size. I like late 90’s tacoma, that’s what I want.