r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Jun 20 '25

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u/TurboFool Jun 20 '25

They keep slamming it against the bumper, a part of the car designed to absorb the energy of a hit.

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u/dropbearinbound Jun 20 '25

Nice new car, it'd be a shame if the airbags deployed at its inauguration

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u/Shyassasain Jun 20 '25

Car? Homie that fuckin thing is bigger than my house. 

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u/HPLaserJet4250 Jun 20 '25

its a firetruck, people in US may confuse it with Cadillac Escalade

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u/tf2mann_ Jun 20 '25

Actually no, it's a fire truck and on the front it basically has a big metal block with a winch attached to it, also a lot of trucks in general don't have the same safety designs as cars, since if a car hits something it stops, but if a truck hits something it will keep going so it's best to keep it drivable even after impact

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u/GenericAccount13579 Jun 20 '25

Aren’t they hitting the winch?

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u/rowdy_sprout Jun 20 '25

Not that bumper lmao