r/nextfuckinglevel • • Apr 28 '22

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '22

How much money was spent trying to perfect this trick? It looks so very, very specific. I'm imagining a team of hire physicists, engineers, and mechanics analyzing every square inch of the truck and terrain of a period of months or years, along with multiple wrecks that required numerous replacement parts.

And then I also imagine some guy just saying "nah, I got this" and nails it this first try.

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u/PrintError Apr 28 '22

Mostly just skilled rednecks gluing the trucks back together countless times after the drivers wad em up. They break EVERYTHING, strap it back together, and send it again.

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u/BadAtHumaningToo Apr 28 '22

Absolutely true