Viral video: Oh no! What could possibly go wrong as a pick-up follows a large truck into flood waters?!

 

Image: Daily News

 

Daily News reported on a viral video that is doing the rounds of Twitter and other social media.

 

It features a pick-up that followed a large truck-trailer into flood waters in the south of Thailand.

 

In no time the truck is plowing through deep water but the pick-up is starting to float away.

 

An occupant of the pick-up is seen scrambling through a window to safety.

 

The TikTok video adds insult to injury with a song with the lyrics "Oh no, oh no" on loop.

 

 

Source: Daily News

 

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Only another five years to go on the truck payments.

1 hour ago, In the jungle said:

Only another five years to go on the truck payments.

I think we've just seen the 'down' payment.

At least they had the brains to escape the sinking wreck.

Edited December 5, 20205 yr by balo

Someone was standing there with video running, waiting for this to happen. 

Insurance won't cover any claim if they try as it's a ride off and he should have known better, can't help stupid.

Doesn’t seem to show situational awareness...????

50 minutes ago, LawrenceN said:

Someone was standing there with video running, waiting for this to happen. 

 In Thailand he knew he would not have to wait long. lol

This is Thailand, Physics works differently here... but only in your head.

It was a Toyota Revo.

 

I thought everyone knew that sh*t floats, no?

1 hour ago, 4MyEgo said:

Insurance won't cover any claim if they try as it's a ride off and he should have known better, can't help stupid.

 

Ive damaged a vehicle driving it into flood waters and the insurance (Viriyah) covered the repairs.

5 hours ago, LawrenceN said:

Someone was standing there with video running, waiting for this to happen. 

Didn't have to wait long haha

4 hours ago, Techno Viking said:

 

Ive damaged a vehicle driving it into flood waters and the insurance (Viriyah) covered the repairs.

 

In that case, did you know that water can ruin electronics, lubricants, and mechanical systems. It may take months or years, but corrosion can find its way to the car's vital electronics, including airbag controllers. I would have opted for it to be a ride off if the insurer was willing to pay to fix it, that or get ride of it as quickly as possible after the fact, fully disclosing it was water damaged to the buyer and having been repaired by the insurer of course.

 

 

Bye bye. ????

Fantastic! What a genious!

Love the music.

 

There’s no cure for stupid

1 hour ago, impulse said:

Love the music.

 

Yes la la la was correct but they forgot to end it in land.