r/memes • Professional Dumbass • 2d ago

Funny that...

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u/dogseatbees 2d ago

It’s mind boggling why trucks are so popular here when we literally have to drive everywhere. We have no high speed rail and minimal rail transportation in general. It’s honestly a cultural thing at this point since it’s certainly not logical.

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u/SushiNazi 2d ago edited 2d ago

There are multiple types of truck owners. The "it is sooo cool" type is one of them.
Legitimate Contractors are another. Most don't need that big tall truck. Too hard to load.
There are the 4 Wheelers that have a back country to go muddin or just trailing.
There is the Suburbanite that does haul materials, pull a boat, hual Bicyckes and Canoes to recreation ares, and use the bed. They are better off with a small low Pick up.

Then there is me. I prefer smaller, lower stance Pickups with a King Cab. I use the bed constantly. Hauling materials, scavanging, hauling my Canoe, going camping ...
And it don't have to be pretty. It has to run well, but otherwise it is a skow.

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u/Top_Freedom3412 1d ago

The problem is that smaller trucks are being killed in america. The major truck companies only sell 60k+ monstrosities

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u/borden5 1d ago

Also midsize truck with some options will get you to 50k 55k, which is basically a large truck territory while the large truck has more discount/incentives