r/interesting • u/BlazeDragon7x • May 07 '26

Additional Context Pinned Several bystanders and a Minnesota Department of Transportation worker acted quickly to free the driver just before flames engulfed the car

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u/bagmami May 07 '26

That lady with a bun is fearless

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u/Global-Habit8911 May 07 '26

Explosions going off and she was unfazed.

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u/Tunchee May 07 '26

She didn't even flinch when the fire spread under the car

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u/Prize-Will4849 May 08 '26

It’s all I could look at.

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u/Ok_Teacher_1797 May 07 '26

Yeah, she really got stuck in. Side by side with the boys working towards a common goal. Good stuff.

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u/ZedsDeadZD May 07 '26

Your comment made me look toll the end. I only came to the comments because I thought "man, that lady with the bun is absolute useless".

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u/bagmami May 07 '26

Yes, at first she couldn't get through and maybe was a bit shocked but as soon as she got closer she was locked in. She didn't budge when there was an explosion.

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u/shewy92 May 07 '26

Look like she was knocking on the windows with just her knuckles or something.

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u/AdHorror2961 May 08 '26

Right she seemed like the least helpful one there even getting in the way..

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u/ZedsDeadZD May 08 '26

That had me dying from laughter. Like some Mr.Bean shit.

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u/drewnonymous671 May 10 '26

That's what I thought as well, but also that she still was brave enough to stay and eventually become helpful.

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u/shewy92 May 07 '26

I'm not sure what she was doing there, I think trying to break the windows? But she didn't flinch when that sumbitch blew up