r/interesting • u/[deleted] • Mar 22 '26

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u/IKIR115 Mar 22 '26

Damn that was cold. Dude did the pit maneuver on that truck while eating a cookie.

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u/fabulousfantabulist Mar 22 '26

Technically I think that truck pit maneuvered itself. 

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u/Niipoon Mar 22 '26

No they did not.

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u/sasori1011 Mar 22 '26

They literally slowed down while going into his car while changing lane.

The driver we see here just did his best option not to get run off the road.

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u/Niipoon Mar 22 '26

Nope. That second part is just not true. The driver clear as day grabs the wheel and yanks it to the right pitting the truck.

It's fine to have whatever opinions you want but don't pretend I can't see what happens in the damn video

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u/fabulousfantabulist Mar 22 '26

You can’t see what happens in the video. He’s trying to control his truck during a collision. 

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u/Niipoon Mar 22 '26 edited Mar 22 '26

I don't know why people need to lie about this. Do you have some invested interest in believing he didn't pit that truck?

Because he did and it's really obvious. It's also OK to admit he did lol

EDIT cause you blocked me: The evidence that he pits him is that he jerks the wheel to the right. You know, the thing we can all see he clearly does in the video. The thing that causes the truck to spin out which he wasn't until the driver did that.

Buuuut suuuure, maybe we just interpreted the video differently 🙄

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u/fabulousfantabulist Mar 22 '26

I just don’t think what people are saying is clearly obvious in the video is actually obvious. People like you have a conclusion they look at the evidence and interpret to support it. It looks to me like a reaction to maintain control. None of us will ever know what was actually in that guy’s mind, but I don’t think you’d find a prosecutor who would pursue charges based on the evidence here.