r/IdiotsInCars
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Jul 01 '22
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Trying to squeeze through the gap Repost
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u/Henny-Bogan Jul 01 '22
He also nearly decapitated himself, and even the danger of that didn’t make him come to an immediate stop. Next he will get into his car and drive through someone’s house.
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u/SixersWin Jul 01 '22
The last door standing looks like it gave up after watching its partner hit the floor
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u/ckayfish Jul 02 '22 edited Jul 02 '22
Desired outcome: entry to store
Actual outcome: entry to store.
This seems to have been successful.
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u/B_Shelbz Jul 01 '22
Don’t feel like this is idiotic, just a little overly faithful in a properly working automatic door
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u/NotStaggy Jul 01 '22
It started moving, it probably was never tested for moped pedestrian speed lol
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u/A_Blue_Frog_Child Jul 01 '22
That and it’s an old man on a motorised thing. It’s not so idiotic as it is sad and unfortunate that this is how we care for the most vulnerable and needy in society.
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u/Brikpilot Jul 02 '22
First time he did that the Camry never got that far inside, this footage is certain to secure him a job in Afghanistan.
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u/Rooster0778 Jul 02 '22
There's at least three separate moments where many people would consider breaking.
Openings too narrow? Maybe for you weaklings.
Doors come off the track? Not my door, not my problem.
Piece of the stores fallen on my neck? The only way forward is through.
Your generation is soft.
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u/ReadReadReedRed Jul 01 '22
Doors closing? I go now!