Ok so this is funny and all, but seriously the bed on one of those dumpster fires isn't that much smaller than the bed on a normal American truck
this post was submitted on 02 Apr 2025
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Real talk. One of those POS trucks came through Lowe's to pick up (heh) mulch. We got 12 bags in the back and he had to drive home with the top down and make a third trip for all his goods. That's 3 stacks of 4 bags. I can cram that in my 2002 Spyder convertible.
For comparison, we routinely jam 20-25 in most SUVs, 30 is nothing in a typical pickup, 40-50 will fit if stacked nicely. Hauled home 22 bags today in my 2004 F-150 with two pallets underneath.
I refused to come near the asshole for fear my mouth would overload me. "Try not to die wrecking into a bicycle you fucking fascist!"
That's barely a fucking Miata load, let alone a load worthy of the hatchbacks other folks in the thread are talking about.
Look at how truck this truck is.
*Proceeds to show it doing stuff any midsize sedan can do
*subcompact hatchback. Or possibly even 2-seat sports car, or cargo bicycle.
Yeah I can definitely fit all that twice over in my little Peugeot 208, probably more. And it's electric too! And cost maybe 1/10th the price!
There's no way this isn't a parody, right?
This video is such a perfect example of Poe's Law.
Except it can't be a parody, because he actually owns a Cybertruck, which means this video is too expensive to make as a joke. And you know that he owns one because he had his Instagram username painted on the back. Which, again, feels like it should be satire. Except it can't be, because you have to actually have bought a Cybertruck to do it. My God they are ridiculous.
Look up the @ handle in the watermark. This guy is a huge cybertruk booster…
It is not a flex to carry less than I can on my cargo bike.
Yeah I can easily load that much stuff in my subcompact with the back seat down too
Having a cargo bike and using it for cargo however is an outrageous flex and I feel uh what's the kids slang now MOGGED
My Subaru can beat that
I’ve moved more in a smart car, with a passenger.
Insert video of Vietnamese heavy haul Vespa here
Lmao I can fit that much stuff in my Forte.
I can fit all of that in the back of my 2006 Suzuki, which I paid $5000 for. I wouldn't even need to put the back seat down.
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Uhhh that's minivan work not truck stuff
That's midsized sedan work. I can fit that in the trunk of my Camry without even putting down the back seats.
You could chuck most of it on the passenger seat.
The fact the title isn't "look at how mulch it can haul." is an absolute travesty.
I actually think the dude is serious though.
Things I've fit in my Kia Soul:
- Queen sized bed
- Multiple bookshelves
- 9 20lbs tanks and 3 30lbs tanks (empty)
- 2 desks
Things I've fit in my Nissan Versa Note:
- All the lumber for my loft bed and full length desk
- 2 desks
And with a trailer:
- Everything in my 1-bed apartment
The load he's hauling would fit in my trunk without having to fold down the seats.
omgg I have a Kia soul too! we're soul sisters!! <3
Queen???? I’m assuming no passengers + vacuum packed?
Just the frame, no mattress. I was alone at the time, but def could have had someone in the front passenger seat.
Now I’m curious, as I have done this before. The Kia looks kind of small, I’m guessing your long rails come in two pieces? I think when I had to do this with a bigger car it went from corner of trunk to right by the driver or passenger.
$100k... smh
From now on, every time I'm carrying more than two bags of potting soil, I'm calling it "truck stuff."
I could fit all that in my Toyota Yaris.
You could fit it all in a shopping cart, and you'd look less stupid driving it than the techdumpster
I've put a face cord of wood in my Prius.