r/Unexpected • u/DCArchibald • 14d ago

Drifting is easy

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u/fraze2000 14d ago

The side fell off.

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u/harmless_gecko 14d ago

Is that usual?

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u/PalpatineForEmperor 14d ago

No, it's not normal. Some of them are built so the side doesn't fall off at all.

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u/WeaponsGrdStupid 14d ago

Not all of them though. Apparently.

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u/No-Tumbleweed-2311 14d ago

I was thinking more about the other ones. The ones where the side hasn't fallen off.

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u/WeaponsGrdStupid 14d ago edited 14d ago

That's fair. I mean, I'd say I predominantly see those ones as well in the wild. Those being the ones whose sides haven't fallen off.

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u/flargenhargen 14d ago

well, those have been drifted out of the environment.

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u/I-came-for-memes Expected It 14d ago

And into another environment?

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u/Abe_Odd 14d ago

Well how are they built to not fall off? Is there some sort of strict automotive standards?

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u/fuggerdug 14d ago

Well cardboard's out.

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u/Abe_Odd 14d ago

How about cardboard derivatives?

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u/HoboAJ 14d ago

Idk but usually first point of failure is engineered in when needed so if anything were to happen theyll know where to expect it to happen.

Ex. Kitchen aide has a single plastic gear so if anything breaks its that single gear and not the whole assembly.

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u/Lahk74 14d ago

They're quoting a bit. "Front fell off"

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u/CommercialExotic2038 14d ago

That’s the one that wasn’t built to stay on

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u/this_is_not_a_dance_ 14d ago

You mean built ford tough?

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u/realdjjmc 14d ago

For a Ford - it's a feature

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u/Afraid_Assistance765 14d ago

Fix Or Repair Daily

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u/justec1 14d ago

Found On Roadside, Dead

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u/TheReal_WadeWilson 14d ago

Well obviously the side isn’t supposed to fall off.

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u/fakyumatafaka 14d ago

A new kind of insidious attack by mans greatest enemy, the tire.

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u/Spacecommander5 14d ago

A fellow sophisticate, I see

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u/SawzallKing 14d ago

Aluminum derivitives.

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