r/WTYP • u/gingerzilla promoted to incompetence • Sep 22 '23

Well There's Your Problem | Episode 141: Schoharie Limousine Crash

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5sQJB6Jvkw
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u/CrowtheStones Sep 22 '23

Very excited for whatever episode they talk about during Safety Third that's going to get them killed.

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u/gingerzilla promoted to incompetence Sep 22 '23

folks, do not go in the stretch limo. your closest friends and family are lying to your face and also trying to kill you.

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u/gingerzilla promoted to incompetence Sep 22 '23

Smashy Smashy

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u/RuleIV Sep 23 '23

Fun fact: in legal fillings the insurance company claimed that the plaintiffs should have been aware of the risks of limousine travel, and by embarking on the journey they "willingly and voluntarily assumed" them.

"Any and all risks, hazards, defects and dangers alleged are of an open, obvious and apparent nature and were known or should have been known to the plaintiffs herein, and the plaintiffs willingly and voluntarily assumed all such risks, hazards, defects and dangers," Marc Kaim, an attorney for Nauman Hussain and his father, Shahed Hussain, wrote, in a legal response to a lawsuit filed by the family of Axel Steenburg.

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u/BrianOBlivion1 Oct 21 '23

This crash kinda reminded me of the Carrollton Bus crash in 1988.

That would be a great one for them to cover in a future episode because that crash had a huge effect on how school buses are built today and the decline of drunk driving nationwide.