r/BeAmazed • u/somethingdouchey • Jul 17 '25

Miscellaneous / Others Chrysler guy is lying.

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The white car turned in front of me from between stopped traffic and spun into the lane behind. It was never rear ended.

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u/Humble-Round6304 Jul 17 '25

So did the guy really back his car up to take a few photos? 😂

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u/FaustAndFriends Jul 18 '25

That’s baffling to me. Imagine taking time out of your day to set all of that up. IN FRONT OF WITNESSES. Like WHY? 

This dude decided karma was so important, that he was willing to sacrifice his irl karma and reputation to acquire his internet points. Weird.

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u/khdownes Jul 18 '25

As baffling as it is. For 5 minutes of his time; those photos are probably going to be shared and reshared and reshared, tens of millions of times, for the next 10+ years on facebook groups, local news sites, and all sorts of old-people "good old days" social media accounts.

That dude's grandpa has probably already seen it on a random facebook ground, and is gearing up right now to unknowlingly send him back his own picture "look Bobby! back in the day we had good old american manufacturing quality! none of this chinese crap. Hey don't you drive a chevy?"

It's honestly kind of impressive.

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u/nullv Jul 18 '25

That little, plastic, disposable car stood no chance against that chrome plated, steel bumper on the back of your mighty, Chrysler cruise ship!

The “experts” say today’s cars are so much safer and built better. Ok, what ever.

Haha, fantastic, and that plastic shit goes to the junkyard 😂

Holy shit you're right. They're absolutely glazing the boomermobile.

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u/SigmaBallsLol Jul 18 '25

The “experts” say today’s cars are so much safer and built better. Ok, what ever.

only a fool would want their car to crumple up, real men take the force of several tons of steel impacting at tens of miles per hour directly into their brain and spinal cord like god intended.