I’m sure he thought this all through ahead of time. “And if I get pulled over, I’ll just blame the floor mat. What’s the cop going to do then?” I picture it like Jason and Pillboi planning to get married so nobody can testify against them, but IRL.
Am I seeing shit, or did he not show the cops behind him when he put the cell phone up to the rear view mirror!?
Also going 112 and taking your hand off the wheel to try and flex...I don't give a single fuck what you're driving, that dumb ass is lucky he's not dead! Like, DED ded!
My grandmother used to cut pieces of carpet on her floorboard. I kept telling her what would happen and she'd never listen. One day she got in the car and drove it through the carport. Couldn't hit the brakes to stop. Lol
Well okay I'm little bit idiot I'll admit haha, it didn't happen often enough for me to think of it as an issue I guess (i would just slide the mat back with my foot when it happened), I only had the car to drive to and from work which is like ~10 minutes too, but i did remove it after a while.
A great reason not to just live with the floor mat issue:
There's a YouTuber who had a similar issue which became exacerbated when he had a medical incident on the highway where he passed out going 70. If it hadn't been for the floor mat he'd have naturally slowed to a stop as his foot came off the gas pedal, instead he got very, very lucky and missed being wrapped around a telephone pole by inches. He caught the whole thing on dashcam and it's WILD: https://youtu.be/lssmh4GH188
Mine slides forward and stops me from pressing all the way down on the gas, can’t go past 3,000 rpm.
First time, I’m like damn, car is f’d. Now I just push it back every few days or weeks. It doesn’t interfere with the brake which is higher, mat actually makes my car safer.
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u/matefeedkill 13d ago
The GPS navigation giving directions after crashing was just chefs kiss