Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong

[BravoXray]

Does this qualify as hauling something wrong?

Even the dog in the pickup is doing a double take.

 

[Jstpssng]

Does this qualify as hauling something wrong?

Even the dog in the pickup is doing a double take.

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That dog definitely has a "WTF?" look on his face.

 

[Suburban Plowboy]

I knew a lady who was a city attorney for Hialeah Gardens. Pretty. Seemed smart.

One day I had to park her shiny BMW for her. Man, the smell! It was full of junk, too. Old water bottles. Garbage.

I'm guessing that when she got divorced, her husband never asked himself where he was going to find another great housekeeper.

 

[BravoXray]

That dog definitely has a "WTF?" look on his face.

Maybe he was getting a whiff of the odor coming out of the car.

 

[California]

That car looks to me like homeless. (And not quite right in the head).

There's one similar we see from time to time, parked in the rest area 25 miles east of San Francisco. With her cat and catfood bowl beneath the car. Older Lexus SUV. She must have fallen on hard times.

I've read something like 40% of Americans would find a thousand dollar unexpected expense devastating.

 

[tacticalturnip]

For a while I drove a rollback, had a lot of fun, but I once picked up a Porsche SUV after an accident that smelled like unkempt female odor. It was bad.

 

[WinterDeere]

I've read something like 40% of Americans would find a thousand dollar unexpected expense devastating.

I do reasonably well, and yet everyday I see people crying poor, while driving cars more expensive than my own, or carrying the latest $1500 iPhone on an unlimited data plan. It's hard to not assume most of these problems are self-inflicted.

 

[kenmbz]

Some are, some are related to mental health issues. So many reasons.
I saw a friend get bankrupted by his dads spending, really set him back decades and lost his house.
Saw a few friends lose it when their businesses failed. Some really sad stories there,

 

[WinterDeere]

Some are, some are related to mental health issues. So many reasons.
I saw a friend get bankrupted by his dads spending, really set him back decades and lost his house.
Saw a few friends lose it when their businesses failed. Some really sad stories there,

For sure. I know one or two similar cases. But prudent, frugal, and hardworking people landing in that situation seem to be the exception, and likley not the majority of the above-quoted 40%.

One thing created by our modern media, social or mainstream, is a huge increase in luxury spending on everything from weddings to funerals. If one of my kids were to come to me and say they wanted to spend 6 figures on a wedding, I'd tell them to save that money for a house, and I'm many times wealthier than most of the folks I see blowing ridiculous amounts of money they don't have, on such things. And when it's time to bury me, please don't put some expensive and beautiful $4k box in the ground on my account, a simple pine box will do just fine!

 

[Rockbadchild]

For a while I drove a rollback, had a lot of fun, but I once picked up a Porsche SUV after an accident that smelled like unkempt female odor. It was bad.

maybe she piss herself in the accident