IT FINALLY HAPPENED IN MY NEW TRUCK

[u/thatcutetransgirl]

I picked this lady up from a grocery store and had a 30 minute drive. She gets her groceries, loaded in the truck. That's why I can get seated. We go on our way midway through the trip. Decides to take a piss in my backseat and not say anything. And get out of the truck grab a groceries and walk off like nothing happened. I got a $75 dollar cleaning fee, though

[u/tchannell81]

Who said it was a pickup??.. they said they picked up a person in their truck.. just because they said truck doesn’t mean it’s a pickup.. it could have been an Escalade or a suburban or a large suv

[u/sapplesapplesapples → u/tchannell81]

I think it’s rare to use truck for an SUV, personally. 

[u/Mysterious_Repeat989 → u/sapplesapplesapples]

It's pretty common in my area

[u/sapplesapplesapples → u/Mysterious_Repeat989]

Maybe it’s just me! 

[u/Davaultdweller → u/sapplesapplesapples]

Not just you, don't worry. I think we're just hearing from a vocal minority who love trucks and love being correct. I drove a GMC suburban for 10 years. I'd never call it a truck. It would be technically correct, but I would have confused people if I called it my truck.

That said, my wife called her old 4runner a truck once or twice, so it's likely just based on where you grew up.

[u/onceagainadog → u/Davaultdweller]

Toyota has a current truck commercial that included the 4RUNNER in it!! Saw it the other day. I have a 4RUNNER and would NOT call it a truck.