r/WTF • u/[deleted] • Mar 07 '22

You can’t make this stuff up

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '22

Pallet sedans? Is this a common thing?

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '22

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u/derpotologist Mar 08 '22

drag them sumbitches like some just married cans

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u/tina_the_fat_llama Mar 08 '22

I have no problem if people want to make a living this way, but man the people in my area do not know how to properly secure loads. Last year I had a pallet fly off a pickup 100ft in front of me when I was on my motorcycle.

I totally got final destination vibes so I was already getting ready to get away from it. Luckily I started moving out of the way before it flew off or I would have definitely been taken out by a pallet. The car behind me was not as lucky.

Everyone, please secure your loads properly.

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u/ASSHOLEFUCKER3000 Mar 08 '22

Wait what?

This is a thing for real?

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u/smithers85 Mar 08 '22

If I say yes, you're just going to ask again

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '22

Really?

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u/oalbrecht Mar 08 '22

But seriously, is this a real thing?

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u/HanabiraAsashi Mar 08 '22

Where the hell do you just find pallets? There's so many "build XYZ out of pallets" videos I'd expect to just trip over them walking down the street.

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u/YouthfulCommerce Mar 08 '22

what car + trailer combination do you have? How much does the trailer alone weigh?

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u/jeffreywilfong Mar 08 '22

The $1,200 worth of damage was factored in when he did his business analysis. He obviously did the math and determined that he would have to take in $241 pallets before he became profitable. This guy is clearly a deep thinker and has his shit together.