I know the “TV Dad” has been mentioned. But that guy with the huge grin is growing on me. He is certainly affable and should indeed be a TV Dad. And he has a cute puppy.
Yeah, they always show the truck doing incredible things, driving thru delicate riparian habitats, hauling huge loads of shit, etc- when the 12 mpg truck really will be used for daily commute and shopping.
I can’t remember if I mentioned it here or in another thread awhile back, but we have some road construction going on near our neighborhood where you have to drive through some gravel filled dips as you’re crossing an intersection, and it cracks me up when I see people in their giant manly pickup trucks driving gingerly across these ruts at about 3 mph.
I kind of go as fast as is safe, and steer around the holes when I find myself in that situation in my '99 Cherokee. I treated it that way when it was new, too.
My wife’s last ex-husband bought a new pickup, but wouldn’t carry anything in it because he didn’t want to scratch the bed.
I knew a guy who was having marital troubles, and he suddenly showed up with a huge, new pickup truck. We asked him if he needed it and he said “That’s what my wife asked, maybe cuz I hadn’t told her beforehand. I said hell, no, the Suburban held everything I’ll ever need to carry. But, it’s a truck, and I’m a man!”
Speaking of exes, he was one within a few months. Wasn’t just the truck…
My buddy wanted to borrow my trailer because he didn’t want to get his truck bed dirty. The trailer was full of cobblestones I was cleaning and working on. He went and rented a trailer. Awww.
I don’t like this commercial for a KFC product that combines chicken nuggets, macaroni and cheese, and more cheese in a bowl. It looks really unappetizing. Kind of gross actually.
When my dad retired, he went out and bought a king cab diesel pickup. Why? No clue. He had nothing to tow, nor did he know how. My folks would occasionally use it to haul stuff to the dump or to pick up larger purchases, tho Mom’s minivan was usually big enough for those chores. So I dunno - it’s a guy thing?