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Paid $350 to fill up my F-350 to sit on a Teams call all day

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Post ID: @OP+1m3mbrkc9

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@19v It's a stereotype for a reason.

Just like every id--t that still pays Tesla to operate one of their vehicles doesn't remove the stigma by putting the "I bought it before he was a fascist weirdo" bumper sticker on it.

As a former truck owner myself, I can even tell you the general behavior types based on the make and model of truck owned.

Ford: I own the best-selling truck on the road, and I'll race you to prove why.
Chevy: I bought it to work on it, and I'll race you to prove why.
Ram: It's a hemi, wanna see?
Toyota: I actually work with this truck, that's why the bed is full of stuff
Everything else: I'm brand-loyal and I want reliability

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Post ID: @19w+1m3mbrkc9

@14g They always have an assumption of those of us that drive trucks as big d-mb rednecks. Honestly I use a truck as it is meant to be used. It also was not a 100k princess truck to park at Costco like most of the truck drivers around Charlotte 🤣

And I see the use of an EV for those that prefer it but many of them I have met are very pretentious. The same can be said of the BMW, Audi, and Mercedes drivers, they have an ahole persona of them because of their cars.

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Post ID: @19v+1m3mbrkc9

@14g Because he's a pick-'em-up-truck partisan and fuel efficiency is a threat to his manhood.

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Post ID: @151+1m3mbrkc9

@q9 I'm honestly curious why you feel that way about ev drivers?

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Post ID: @14g+1m3mbrkc9

This guy probably works in Risk or Compliance by the smarts they are exhibiting in their commuting decisions

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Post ID: @12b+1m3mbrkc9

I can’t imagine why you would need a 1 ton truck to drive into work… are you regularly transporting large volumes of livestock on your days off?

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Post ID: @114+1m3mbrkc9

@zg welcome to the internet. I suggest asbestos for your next outfit.

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Post ID: @10x+1m3mbrkc9

@kb talk about smoke-blowing. Just trying to support the guy after he got trashed for driving his choice of vehicle.

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Post ID: @zg+1m3mbrkc9

@jk I feel the same about electric vehicle drivers. Love my truck but I also can afford it without complaining like the OP.

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Post ID: @q9+1m3mbrkc9

The irony of complaining about the job that affords you an F-350, while also complaining about how much gas the F-350 takes to get you to the job that pays for both the truck and the gas, is truly something. Let me guess, you’re also someone who barely gets by with 8 hours in the office.

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Post ID: @pj+1m3mbrkc9

@hy As someone who considered a full-sized diesel pick up for a main ride, you have no clue what you're talking about. You can get significantly larger aftermarket tanks, which I'm willing to bet "commute to work on a smoke-blowing crew cab dually" guy would absolutely do.

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Post ID: @kb+1m3mbrkc9

Only dou--ebags drive gas guzzlers like that to a white collar job.

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Post ID: @jk+1m3mbrkc9

Kinda feel like OP was simply making a point. $350 to fill up, using diesel price of even $6 a gallon is a 58 gallon tank. Biggest tank available for a dually is 48 gallons.

So maybe instead of trashing the guy for driving what he likes, take the point of meaningless expense to commute and sit on a conference call.

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Post ID: @hy+1m3mbrkc9

@fa If taxes didn't exist, you'd have to direct your anger at the "job creators" who create the jobs and underpay them.

Only the ultra-wealthy benefit from low taxes. It wouldn't help you, or anyone you personally know.

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Post ID: @fc+1m3mbrkc9

@ar in a case where the office moves hundreds miles away, I can't just trade in my car, many of us are in bad financial shape, no fault of our own. It's just everything is expensive for no real good reason and not paid nearly the amount we should be.
Could you imagine if you actually could ever get the amount you grossed?
If taxes didn't exist and you'd wouldn't feel like someone taking your money, I guarantee you'd see a happier healthy society. We will never see it though. So I don't know why i even wasted bandwidth stating it lol.

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Post ID: @fa+1m3mbrkc9

@ah especially since the invention of laptops. That should have been the end of any office jobs in person, or school for that matter (youd think).
The only people that should be on the road should be first responders, emergency personnel and delivery folks. Or people traveling to go pickup their groceries and running errands.

The reason why gas is so expensive is because of all the joyriding. You'd also think gas being $4 a gallon there'd be less cars on the road too combined trips etc.

Nope still just as bad as it ever was.
And alot of driving ten below the speed limit too wherever you go.

I know it's not relevant to this but it's a pet peeve. You can get a ticket for ten over, they should be writing them for 10 under as well. That's impeding flow of traffic. Increase of accidents due to impatient driving and the longer a vehicle runs the more gas it takes. It's almost as people drive slow on purpose.

Just get down the road already. I couldn't imagine spending anymore time that I had to driving.

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Post ID: @f9+1m3mbrkc9

@ar so one has to uproot and change their lives for what so we can all meet up at a building really for what purpose? Sitting at home with a laptop can do the same thing without ever having to do anything else.
I mean why are we doing this to ourselves?

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Post ID: @f8+1m3mbrkc9

I drove my Prius here just to sit on teams and eat my salad.

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Post ID: @eg+1m3mbrkc9

It does su-k, my G-wagon gets terrible mileage.

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Post ID: @b1+1m3mbrkc9

@a5
No sheit.
I have a dually. I need a dually. IT has a function. I don't fricking drive around in the dually. The dually has it's job and it isn't grocery getting or job commuting.

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Post ID: @ax+1m3mbrkc9

Trade in that gas guzzler and buy a more fuel efficient vehicle. You have only yourself to blame.

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Post ID: @ar+1m3mbrkc9

@ad you ding bat just because we work for a bank doesn’t make us a “banker” yah nimrod

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Post ID: @aq+1m3mbrkc9

LMAO @OP complaining that his crew cab dually is too expensive to commute to work in.

For that gas payment you could finance a fuel-efficient commuter, pay gas and insurance, and still save money.

Without selling your phallusmobile.

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Post ID: @ap+1m3mbrkc9

I have a Toyota that gets 35mpg. I agree that it su-ks to commute for no reason, but why make your own situation worse by driving a gas-guzzling pe--s extender?

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Post ID: @an+1m3mbrkc9

None of us should be commuting at all.

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Post ID: @ah+1m3mbrkc9

Why tf are you driving to work in an F350 in the first place? We are not "downed trees and construction llc"?

I have an F250 too. But i have the brains not to commute in it.

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Post ID: @a9+1m3mbrkc9

Yes they are making you go into the office, but no one is making you do it in a big gas guzzler. That’s on you.

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Post ID: @a5+1m3mbrkc9

Time to quit?

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Post ID: @a4+1m3mbrkc9

Sounds like a case of pi-s poor planning to me, Do you really need an F350 to commute?

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