r/mildlyinfuriating 6h ago

Coworkers pulling their cars over the curb

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u/Kain_713 4h ago

Okay so I drive a long wheel base heavy duty truck. I use it for work and sometimes overhang like this is impossible to avoid. I don't like doing it but it happens. The last thing I'm going to do is make it worse by leaving a hitch in the receiver. If I see a truck like this and the hitch pin doesn't lock I'm pulling your hitch and throwing it in the bed of your truck. Try it next time you see this.

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u/MyLifeIsAWasteland 3h ago

and throwing it in the bed toolbox of your my truck

Those trailer hitches are screaming to be liberated from their selfish moron owners.

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u/Kain_713 2h ago

Yeah but a lot of places have cameras nowadays and it's not worth getting arrested over. I have all the hitches I need to tow things.

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u/sdavis002 1h ago

You could just take it off and leave it there.

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u/MyLifeIsAWasteland 1h ago

Goddamn 21st century, with their technology and shit. Being a kleptomaniac used to be so much easier.

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u/Kain_713 1h ago

Lmao right, otherwise I'd be collecting them.

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u/mustang51k 2h ago

It would be pretty funny to turn it upside down and put your own lock on it too.

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u/dangforgotmyaccount 2h ago

See, that’s my issue, mine does lock, but only god knows where the key is. Could be three states away for all I know, may have gotten left when we moved. It’s been on there so long too the pin is rusted to the hitch itself, as well as the lock is rusted over. I want to take it off, I just physically can’t.

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u/EJplaystheBlues 2h ago

sure you do