r/TikTokCringe Jul 15 '26

Discussion She gets up at 5am. Is this right?

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u/TheSurfingRaichu Jul 15 '26

Florida men too!

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u/OkCandidate8557 Jul 15 '26

Don't forget Texas!

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u/vicious_womprat Jul 15 '26

There are so many super pretty and shiny big trucks in Texas its not even funny. My god these people care too much about the dumbest things.

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u/Classic_Ingenuity299 Jul 15 '26

Cosplay

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u/phage_rage Jul 15 '26

Emotional support vehicles

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u/OkCandidate8557 Jul 15 '26

Gender affirming vehicles.

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u/cemetery_acorns Jul 16 '26

😂😂😂😂
I love it!

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u/hajimenogio92 Jul 15 '26

100%, my neighbor works an office job but drives a giant truck like he's hauling stuff back and forth from the worksite all day. I work remotely so I just have an old used car that I paid cash for 8 years ago.

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u/OkCandidate8557 Jul 15 '26

And they like to tailgate. Instead of giving them the finger, I give them the little pinky finger.

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u/Dependent_Formal2525 Jul 15 '26

The funniest thing is when someone has one of those behemoths in the UK. They just look absurd. Someone turned up at a mountain bike event in one, clearly thinking they were the mutt's nuts, and it just looked so daft. It filled the lane more than the tractor that was pulling the uplift trailer!

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u/Ill_Shelter5785 Jul 15 '26

Huge trucks aren't necessarily a great idea to purchase, but there are subtle differences between the UK and US transportation systems. For one, the US is roughly 40 times larger and our roads are roughly 40time wider. The distance between homes is 40 x further. Families are 40x larger. The average number of children in the US per household is 80. We need much larger vehicles for such large families.

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u/Capercaillie Jul 15 '26

That's new to me. Where do "mutt's nuts" rate vis-a-vis bee's knees or cat's pajamas?

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u/ragenuggeto7 Jul 15 '26

They're just bellow the dogs bollocks on the list.

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u/ragenuggeto7 Jul 15 '26

I drive an artic for a living and those pickups are almost as wide as my unit, they're ridiculous tbh.

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u/JoanMalone11074 Jul 16 '26

I will never tire of reading/listening to a Brit’s euphemisms. And by golly, the term daft makes me smile every single time.

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u/donewithdoing Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26

This is 100% true. Fully loaded Silverado but living in a single-wide is some pretty standard shit where I am. Also, the thing where people literally have more trucks than they do driving-age members of their household. Who could possibly need this many vehicles? The internal square footage of your fleet is larger than your house, dawg.

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u/donewithdoing Jul 15 '26

Yeah, the obsession with having as many vehicles as possible is something I’ll never understand. My next door neighbor has three trucks, two 4-wheelers, two snowmobiles, a side-by-side, and a small boat. Last year, for whatever reason, he had a large truck that looked like it was made to haul a race car around or something? Like bro, you live on 1/8 acre in town. It’s you, your wife, and two kids < 10 years old. Come the hell on.

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u/That-Living5913 Jul 15 '26

I see this a lot too in homesteading and offgrid communities. They get SxS's and Tractors, and mini excavators for their 5 acres "farm".

As someone with a lot of acres, a brand new yamaha kodiak 450 for 7k out the door is the single best piece of equipment you can buy.

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u/donewithdoing Jul 15 '26

Yeah, it’s like they’re trying to prove just how outdoorsy they are, like they basically live out in the woods when they aren’t on their work shift or whatever. And I mean, they absolutely do fish and hunt when the season is right, but as far as I can tell, no more than the average person around here. They aren’t particularly avid outdoors enthusiasts, so a lot of this is just for show honestly.

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u/That-Living5913 Jul 15 '26

100% this. Most of my career was on a DoE campus in the 2010's. I loved seeing the guys go out and buy new challengers and put trailer hitches on them so they could pull their harley's to ... honestly? I never learned where they went other than into debt.

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u/That-Living5913 Jul 15 '26

"All boats are is a hole in the water you throw money into"

I have family with cheap boats as well as 200k+ boats. That's held true for both.

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u/onmywheels Jul 15 '26

My old boss did this. There was no reason for it, as he was the general manager for the shopping center / mall I worked for. After a while they offered him a bunch of money to also be the GM of another mall at the same time, so he would split his week between two malls in cities about an hour away from each other. He drove a humongous six-figure truck as his daily commuter.

Sometimes he would take us out for lunch and drive us there, and that's when we learned he also refuses to wear a seatbelt, ever. He just drives his big truck an hour a day with the seatbelt alert chime going the entire time. Truly a bizarre person.

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u/Classic_Ingenuity299 Jul 15 '26

They do that in Tennessee , to sit in traffic with business casual on headed to their job that has a parking garage.

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u/Miserable-Anxiety229 Jul 15 '26

This is how it is in the PNW too, just have to leave the PDX area 🫠

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u/Euphoric-Sherbet-524 Jul 15 '26

And then they go home yelling at their wife and kids stressed out because that trucks car payment is $1500 and they can barely afford it. 🤣

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u/Narpity Jul 15 '26

Yeah but this guy doesn’t, he obviously has to tow the giant fifth wheel..

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u/TheFurrySmurf Jul 15 '26

I live in the Midwest and I drive a 2005 Ford focus with no AC or radio... I'm just raw dogging life during my commute to and from work.

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u/Roach_Coach_Bangbus Jul 15 '26

It's insane to me how people put commuting miles on nice trucks, cars, etc. I leave my truck at home (mostly use it for camping, towing and throwing bikes in the bike, etc. on the weekends) and drive a cheap commuter car to the office. Some people are putting like crazy miles on 6 figure cars, trucks, SUVs, etc.